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Jay Jones

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Sep 23, 2026

John ReidHOST
70:16
I think that behavior is so disgusting, and it's street politics like you'd find in the dirtiest part of the Middle East or in the worst parts of Central and South America, and she is now elevated as lieutenant governor.
John ReidHOST
70:33
And Jay Jones threatening via text, musing about killing children.
John ReidHOST
70:39
And Virginia voters didn't care.
John ReidHOST
70:42
I mean, ultimately, they said, yeah, we hate Trump so much.
Mark WaltersHOST
21:38
Justin, I'm going to toss it over to you real quick.
Mark WaltersHOST
21:40
Do you see a difference between the two administrations, number one? And then I'm going to report to you what's going on with Jay Jones in the state of Virginia.
Mark WaltersHOST
21:50
But first on that first question, then I'll go back to you again.
Mark WaltersHOST
21:53
Justin, take it away.
Mark WaltersHOST
22:31
It's in the same vein.
Mark WaltersHOST
22:32
As a manufacturer, I can't wait to get your thoughts on this, and I've got to ask you to be FCC-friendly because it makes me mad even talking about it.
Mark WaltersHOST
22:40
But on Tuesday, Virginia Attorney General, and I love this because Justin Davis from the NRA refers to him as Two Bullets Jay Jones because he was talking about putting two bullets into his political opponent and still got elected.
Mark WaltersHOST
22:52
He announced the creation of the FAIR unit in Virginia, Justin, which exists to, quote, investigate and bring civil enforcement actions against gun makers and dealers.
Larry O'ConnorHOST
65:40
What can we do?
Dolores OatesGUEST
65:42
Well, we can band together and appeal to the State Board of Health, but this is what Spanberger's administration said, that they had consulted AG Jay Jones's office and that had concluded they lacked legal authority, that the Board of Health lacked legal authority to promulgate So they said there's no legal authority by the Board of Health in the rulemaking.
Dolores OatesGUEST
66:13
And that's the reason, if you will, for stopping the process.
Dolores OatesGUEST
66:19
It normally takes two years to get a rule through the State Board of Health.
John ReidHOST
61:17
I really want to do the Utah permit class because I have my concealed carry in Virginia.
John ReidHOST
61:23
But as you have pointed out before with Jay Jones as attorney general and the plans that the Democrats have laid, my ability to move around without becoming a felon potentially is about to be restricted.
John ReidHOST
61:36
What do I do?
Tim AndersonGUEST
61:37
yeah so you know a lot of people talk about this and they say oh you know the president's gonna get a national concealed carry permit uh through congress and i don't think that's gonna happen i mean this congress could not get photo id through
Marcela SanchezHOST
0:25
Virginia's attorney general says the Department of Homeland Security may have violated several state laws after a whistleblower accused its employees of misrepresenting themselves on voter lookup tools to hunt for non-citizen voters.
Marcela SanchezHOST
0:39
In a letter obtained by the AP, Attorney General Jay Jones is demanding that DHS confirm in writing whether it had directed anyone to access information from Virginia voters without first obtaining permission from them.
Marcela SanchezHOST
0:53
US stock indexes are mixed following losses in Europe and gains for Asia.
Marcela SanchezHOST
0:57
I'm Marcela Sanchez.
Marcela SanchezHOST
1:26
Virginia's attorney general says the Department of Homeland Security may have violated several state laws after a whistleblower accused its employees of misrepresenting themselves on voter lookup tools to hunt for non-citizen voters.
Marcela SanchezHOST
1:41
In a letter obtained by the AP, Attorney General Jay Jones is demanding that DHS confirm in writing whether it had directed anyone to access information from Virginia voters without first obtaining permission from them.
Marcela SanchezHOST
1:55
This is AP News.
Marcela SanchezHOST
2:00
The latest revelation about artificial intelligence is an AI model building the next version of itself, AP correspondent Ben Thomas reports.
Marcela SanchezHOST
1:26
Virginia's attorney general says the Department of Homeland Security may have violated several state laws after a whistleblower accused its employees of misrepresenting themselves on voter lookup tools to hunt for non-citizen voters.
Marcela SanchezHOST
1:41
In a letter obtained by the AP, Attorney General Jay Jones is demanding that DHS confirm in writing whether it had directed anyone to access information from Virginia voters without first obtaining permission from them.
Marcela SanchezHOST
1:55
This is AP News.
Marcela SanchezHOST
2:00
The latest revelation about artificial intelligence is an AI model building the next version of itself, AP correspondent Ben Thomas reports.
speaker_0HOST
2:18
Virginia's attorney general says the Federal Department of Homeland Security may have violated state election law.
speaker_0HOST
2:25
Jay Jones wrote that agency staff allegedly misrepresented themselves on voter lookup tools while searching for non-citizen voters.
speaker_0HOST
2:33
The claims come from an anonymous whistleblower report.
speaker_1HOST
2:37
A Bishop O'Connell graduate had a big summer on the golf course.
speaker_0HOST
2:36
More US elections.
speaker_0HOST
2:39
Citing a whistleblower report, Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones said yesterday that the Department of Homeland Security may have violated several state laws by using an electronic look-up tool to access voters' information without first obtaining permission or a court order.
speaker_0HOST
2:58
The US State Department said yesterday that it has granted preliminary approval to a $24.3 billion military equipment sale to Saudi Arabia that includes 48 F-35 fighter jets, 49 engines and related support equipment.
speaker_0HOST
3:15
Reports note that the sale, if approved by Congress and completed, would represent a significant shift in the long-standing US policy to ensure that Israel maintains a qualitative military edge in the Middle East region.
Dean MirshahiCORRESPONDENT
1:16
Demir Shahi, VPM News.
Megan MooreHOST
1:20
Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones created a new unit meant to crack down on the firearm industry.
Megan MooreHOST
1:26
Jones announced the Firearms Accountability Unit on Tuesday to take action against industry members who sell guns that are used to commit crimes.
Megan MooreHOST
1:35
It's part of enforcing a new law passed in the last General Assembly session that allows the state to sue gun traffickers or those who sell guns to a person intending to do harm.

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