Former ambassador discusses remaining obstacles to lasting peace between Russia and Ukraine
Read full article: Former ambassador discusses remaining obstacles to lasting peace between Russia and UkraineAmbassador John Herbst, the senior director of the Atlantic Council’s Eurasia Center and a former ambassador to Ukraine, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show. They talked about the remaining obstacles to a lasting peace.
Consumers are cutting back on holiday spending this year. An analyst explains why
Read full article: Consumers are cutting back on holiday spending this year. An analyst explains whyJustin Begley, an economic analyst for Moody’s, joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show. They discussed the things that have people keeping a tighter grip on their wallets and focusing on affording necessities rather than buying gifts.
Retired Air Force colonel weighs in on word ‘sedition,’ Trump’s politicization of military
Read full article: Retired Air Force colonel weighs in on word ‘sedition,’ Trump’s politicization of militaryDon Christensen, a retired Air Force colonel and former chief prosecutor for the Air Force and current counsel for the Solomon Law Firm, joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to discuss the use of the word sedition and the implications of what is happening to U.S. troops.
Coordinator for AIDS Day events in Jacksonville talks about fight against HIV, events planned
Read full article: Coordinator for AIDS Day events in Jacksonville talks about fight against HIV, events plannedTom Steele, one of the coordinators for Aids Day events in Jacksonville, joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show Monday to talk about the fight against HIV and events planned for “World Aids Day” in Northeast Florida.
‘We have health and strength’: Jamaicans describe impact of Hurricane Melissa
Read full article: ‘We have health and strength’: Jamaicans describe impact of Hurricane MelissaHurricane Melissa, which struck Jamaica with record-tying 185 mph winds Tuesday, was a beast that stood out as extreme even in a record number of monster storms spawned over the last decade in the Atlantic Ocean.
Nearly 3 million Floridians receive SNAP benefits. An expert explains how a pause in federal food aid could impact them
Read full article: Nearly 3 million Floridians receive SNAP benefits. An expert explains how a pause in federal food aid could impact themAs the federal government shutdown drags on, 42 million Americans, including 3 million Floridians, brace for the possibility that their SNAP benefits won’t arrive in November.
Politics & Power: How White House ‘compact’ with universities that ties policy to funding could impact higher education
Read full article: Politics & Power: How White House ‘compact’ with universities that ties policy to funding could impact higher educationPrinceton University professor Khalil Gibran Muhammad joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on this week’s Politics & Power to discuss the impact on the university system and student population.
What’s next for the Gators after Napier’s firing as head coach?
Read full article: What’s next for the Gators after Napier’s firing as head coach?Dave Waters, host of one of the most popular Gator podcasts in the nation: Gators Breakdown, joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to talk about the fan bases’ frustration with Billy Napier and the top prospects to fill the head coaching position.
Congressman Aaron Bean introduces legislation to ensure pay for air traffic controllers amid government shutdown
Read full article: Congressman Aaron Bean introduces legislation to ensure pay for air traffic controllers amid government shutdownSteps are being taken on Capitol Hill to pay air traffic controllers during the federal government shutdown. Rep. Aaron Bean, who represents Northeast Florida’s 4th Congressional District introduced the “Aviation Funding Stability Act of 2025,” which would ensure that America’s air traffic controllers and essential FAA personnel continue to be paid, even during the shutdown.
Former UN ambassador discusses Israel-Hamas deal, says key points remain unsolved
Read full article: Former UN ambassador discusses Israel-Hamas deal, says key points remain unsolvedThe next steps for Israel and Gaza remain unclear. Nancy Soderberg, former US Ambassador to the United Nations and Director of the Public Service Leadership Program, joined The Morning Show to discuss whether this modern-day deal-making is pragmatic and will have a lasting result.
Experts discuss how new Florida law will improve understanding of blood clots, warning signs and treatments
Read full article: Experts discuss how new Florida law will improve understanding of blood clots, warning signs and treatmentsDr. Majdi Ashchi, a world-renowned expert on cardiology vascular medicine, and Dr. Mohannad Bisharat, the Director of Coronary Interventions at Ashchi Heart and Vascular Center, joined The Morning Show to discuss the new law that will help the medical community better understand the true impact of blood clots, signs of trouble and treatments available.
What’s at stake in the government shutdown? Expert weighs in on the fight over affordable health care
Read full article: What’s at stake in the government shutdown? Expert weighs in on the fight over affordable health careDemocrats cast it as a high-stakes health care showdown, and Republicans exude confidence that the approach won’t find traction, while constantly reminding the public that the Dems forced the shutdown. Emily Gee oversees economic and health policy for the Center for American Progress.
Chomping at the bit for a nearby adventure? Check out the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park
Read full article: Chomping at the bit for a nearby adventure? Check out the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological ParkIf you want to have a genuinely “Florida” encounter with a swarm of alligators, or should we say a safe encounter, you can do just that at the St. Augustine Alligator Farm Zoological Park.
Political analyst weighs in on constitutional concerns of drawing new district lines amid Texas redistricting feud
Read full article: Political analyst weighs in on constitutional concerns of drawing new district lines amid Texas redistricting feudThe battle for control of Congress in the midterms may be over before voting starts. And it all has to do with the ongoing political war concerning redistricting.
Analyzing President Trump’s firing of commissioner of labor statistics.
Read full article: Analyzing President Trump’s firing of commissioner of labor statistics.William Stier, an attorney and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service, joined us on The Morning Show to break down the latest firing by President Donald Trump that has sent shockwaves through Washington.
Politics & Power: From threats to attacks, growing trend of politically motivated violence highlights dangerous climate
Read full article: Politics & Power: From threats to attacks, growing trend of politically motivated violence highlights dangerous climatePolitical analyst Sean Freeder joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to discuss the growing trend of threats against public officials and the dangerous climate of politically-motivated violence on Politics & Power.
How Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ violates a key promise he made repeatedly during his campaign
Read full article: How Trump’s ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ violates a key promise he made repeatedly during his campaignPresident Donald Trump said that his new domestic policy legislation is the “single most popular bill ever signed.” And when he signed the measure July 4th, he said “I can say very proudly that our country is more proud right now than it has been in many, many years.” But fact checks and polling data show a starkly different picture.
Politics & Power: More questions than answers about a real ceasefire between Israel, Iran
Read full article: Politics & Power: More questions than answers about a real ceasefire between Israel, IranPolitical analyst Daniel Cronrath joined News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to discuss the latest on the conflict between Israel and Iran and get to the bottom of the lingering questions about a ceasefire on this week’s episode of “Politics and Power.”
Florida lawmakers begin ironing out budget differences as July 1 deadline looms
Read full article: Florida lawmakers begin ironing out budget differences as July 1 deadline loomsNeeding to finish a budget for the July 1 start of the 2025-2026 fiscal year, the House and Senate on Tuesday began slowly rolling out proposals to resolve spending and policy differences.
As deadline looms, agreement sets stage for Florida budget talks to resume Tuesday
Read full article: As deadline looms, agreement sets stage for Florida budget talks to resume TuesdayNearly a month after leaving the Capitol without passing a budget, House and Senate leaders said Friday night they had reached an agreement that will clear the way for lawmakers to begin hammering out details of a spending plan Tuesday.
Analyzing the fallout from President Trump’s recent series of pardons
Read full article: Analyzing the fallout from President Trump’s recent series of pardonsPresident Donald Trump issued a series of pardons, some to those sentenced for financial crimes or for punishments the president thought were too harsh.
Local dentist discusses Florida’s decision to ban fluoride from public water supplies
Read full article: Local dentist discusses Florida’s decision to ban fluoride from public water suppliesFlorida is set to become the second state in the country to ban fluoride from being added to public water supplies. The first was Utah.
Florida lawmakers remain at odds over budget, taking the week off
Read full article: Florida lawmakers remain at odds over budget, taking the week offFlorida lawmakers are still nowhere close to agreeing on a budget for the next fiscal year. That means the legislative session that was supposed to wrap up Friday will not end on time.
Politics & Power: How the Supreme Court is grappling with limiting presidential powers
Read full article: Politics & Power: How the Supreme Court is grappling with limiting presidential powersConstitutional law expert Rod Sullivan joins News4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton to see how some issues before the Supreme Court might pan out and impact the nation, and to delve into how the court is grappling with limits on presidential power.
Florida House approves bill to shift ‘bed tax’ money from tourism marketing to property tax relief
Read full article: Florida House approves bill to shift ‘bed tax’ money from tourism marketing to property tax reliefThe Florida House on Friday approved a $5.008 billion tax package after making a change to a controversial proposal about shifting money collected for tourism marketing.
Former federal prosecutor weighs in on possible charges for alleged Florida State University gunman
Read full article: Former federal prosecutor weighs in on possible charges for alleged Florida State University gunmanFormer federal prosecutor and current defense attorney Curtis Fallgatter joined News4Jax anchor Bruce Hamilton to discuss potential charges against Phoenix Ikner as stories emerge about a darker side of the 20-year-old.
Psychologist discusses how parents can cope with anxiety and stress in the wake of FSU shooting
Read full article: Psychologist discusses how parents can cope with anxiety and stress in the wake of FSU shootingThe shooting at Florida State University that left two people dead and six others injured on Thursday has reignited concerns and even panic over safety on college campuses across the nation.
Experts warn of rising prices for new, used cars & car repairs due to Trump’s 25% auto tariffs
Read full article: Experts warn of rising prices for new, used cars & car repairs due to Trump’s 25% auto tariffsYou likely heard about the 25% auto tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump. If you’re in the market for a new car, used car, or need to get your car repaired, perhaps you wonder, “How much more is this going to cost me?”
Should AI be allowed to deny your insurance claim? Fleming Island senator says no
Read full article: Should AI be allowed to deny your insurance claim? Fleming Island senator says noA Florida Senate Committee is considering a bill filed by a local lawmaker that would keep insurance companies from relying on artificial intelligence to deny claims.
Interview: Economist joins The Morning Show to discuss recession concerns, tariff impacts on economy
Read full article: Interview: Economist joins The Morning Show to discuss recession concerns, tariff impacts on economyDan North, Senior Economist for Allianz North America joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show on Thursday morning.
From limping to leaping: Chloe’s pawsome recovery from knee surgery with a little help from her humans
Read full article: From limping to leaping: Chloe’s pawsome recovery from knee surgery with a little help from her humansVeterinary orthopedic surgeon Dr. Jay Erne took some X-rays and discovered my dog, Chloe, was a candidate for surgery to correct an issue with her knee.
Local lawmakers push for statewide anti-DEI bills that would prohibit local government DEI policies
Read full article: Local lawmakers push for statewide anti-DEI bills that would prohibit local government DEI policiesAs the Florida Legislative session enters its third day, developments are unfolding with the introduction of bills targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) policies at the local government level.
DeSantis again expresses support for reducing or eliminating property taxes during State of the State address
Read full article: DeSantis again expresses support for reducing or eliminating property taxes during State of the State addressGov. Ron DeSantis and other Republicans recently have floated the idea of eliminating or reducing local-government property taxes.
Florida lawmakers to consider ordering study on impacts of eliminating property taxes
Read full article: Florida lawmakers to consider ordering study on impacts of eliminating property taxesA Senate Republican on Tuesday filed a proposal that would lead to studying the possibility of eliminating property taxes in Florida.
UNF Poll: Housing, insurance costs among biggest concerns for Florida voters
Read full article: UNF Poll: Housing, insurance costs among biggest concerns for Florida votersA new poll from the University of North Florida’s Public Opinion Research Lab (PORL) asked more than 800 active registered voters across Florida what their biggest concerns were, and most said the cost of housing and insurance.
Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters among law enforcement officers appointed to DeSantis' newly created immigration council
Read full article: Jacksonville Sheriff T.K. Waters among law enforcement officers appointed to DeSantis' newly created immigration councilFlorida House Speaker Daniel Perez has appointed Duval County Sheriff T.K. Waters to serve on the State Immigration Enforcement Council, citing his lengthy career as a law enforcement officer and “robust community outreach and engagement.”
Historian known as ‘Nostradamus’ of election predictions shares his call for 2024 on The Morning Show
Read full article: Historian known as ‘Nostradamus’ of election predictions shares his call for 2024 on The Morning ShowHistorian Allan Lichtman from American University has been called the Nostradamus of presidential elections.
Discussing the impact of Florida-Georgia temporary move during stadium renovations
Read full article: Discussing the impact of Florida-Georgia temporary move during stadium renovationsNews4JAX Gator expert Dave Waters, host of the top-rated podcast Gators Breakdown, joined News4JAX Anchor Bruce Hamilton on The Morning Show to talk about the impact of the move of the Florida-Georgia game.
Master chef meals, beachfront cookout and more at the 2nd annual Amelia Island Cookout this weekend
Read full article: Master chef meals, beachfront cookout and more at the 2nd annual Amelia Island Cookout this weekendThe Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island hosts the second annual Amelia Island Cookout with four days of epicurean delights.
Analyzing the top takeaways from the Vance-Walz vice presidential candidate debate
Read full article: Analyzing the top takeaways from the Vance-Walz vice presidential candidate debateNews4JAX anchor Bruce Hamilton and political analyst Daniel Cronrath discussed the biggest takeaways from the debate.
Former UN Ambassador Soderberg shares take on chance for wider regional war after Iran fires missiles at Israel
Read full article: Former UN Ambassador Soderberg shares take on chance for wider regional war after Iran fires missiles at IsraelIran fired ballistic missiles at Israel in retaliation for Israel’s campaign against Tehran’s Hezbollah allies in Lebanon.
Path to the Polls: Why red flags are being raised over the Supreme Court striking down the ‘Chevron decision’
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Why red flags are being raised over the Supreme Court striking down the ‘Chevron decision’Constitutional law expert Rod Sullivan joins me on this week’s “Path to the Polls” to discuss how the Supreme Court's "Chevron Decision" could affect every American.
Analyzing Kamala Harris’ nomination acceptance speech & what’s next in the campaign
Read full article: Analyzing Kamala Harris’ nomination acceptance speech & what’s next in the campaignChris Hand, a government law attorney and aid to former Gov. & Sen. Bob Graham, joined us on The Morning Show to discuss the Democratic National Convention and the impact of Kamala Harris’ speech and if it moved undecided voters.
Path to the Polls: Kamala Harris picks a running mate & how Florida factors in presidential race
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Kamala Harris picks a running mate & how Florida factors in presidential raceFlorida has been a losing proposition for Democrats since 2012 when Barack Obama won with the Dems blaming demographic changes or rising political stars for changing the state from a battleground to purple and then deep red.
Path to the Polls: How the outcome of former President Trump’s criminal trial is entwined with the nation’s future
Read full article: Path to the Polls: How the outcome of former President Trump’s criminal trial is entwined with the nation’s futureOn “Path to the Polls” we’ll explore questions such as how long the jury might be out in former President Donald Trump's New York criminal trial. The potential for a mistrial or even a hung jury. And what if there is a conviction? What are the avenues to appeal and is jail likely?
Path to the Polls: Florida not among ‘swing’ states but could still play crucial role in presidential election
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Florida not among ‘swing’ states but could still play crucial role in presidential electionSix swing states could swing the pendulum in the presidential election. Right now Florida isn’t among them.
Path to the Polls: House Speaker subjected to rescue or coup and Trump forced to confront his ‘alternative facts’
Read full article: Path to the Polls: House Speaker subjected to rescue or coup and Trump forced to confront his ‘alternative facts’House Speaker Mike Johnson deftly maneuvered a long-stalled and sprawling foreign aid package for Ukraine and Israel through the House and former President Donald Trump's historic business fraud trial.
Akon discusses AI’s impact on music, philanthropy missions, and new music in exclusive News4JAX interview
Read full article: Akon discusses AI’s impact on music, philanthropy missions, and new music in exclusive News4JAX interviewHis real name is Aliaune Damala Badara Akon Thiam, but you know him as Akon.
Path to the Polls: Trump’s tangled legal web, the GOP House divided & Biden’s Middle East dilemma
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Trump’s tangled legal web, the GOP House divided & Biden’s Middle East dilemmaA galaxy of legal woes is rapidly closing in on former President Donald Trump as Marjorie Taylor Greene continues efforts to oust the House Speaker and President Joe Biden remains noticeably silent on Iran.
Path to the Polls: How far will the Supreme Court go when it comes to laws regulating social media?
Read full article: Path to the Polls: How far will the Supreme Court go when it comes to laws regulating social media?The Supreme Court is in the middle of a wrestling match with policymakers over the power of social media and its ability to influence our world.
Path to the Polls: Biden faces first big test in Michigan; does Haley have a path forward against Trump?
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Biden faces first big test in Michigan; does Haley have a path forward against Trump?Even though former President Donald Trump easily won on Nikki Haley’s turf -- it looks like Haley’s going to stay in the race and continue to clash with Trump.
Path to the Polls: Will Trump’s legal woes tank White House run while he tries to sink immigration bill?
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Will Trump’s legal woes tank White House run while he tries to sink immigration bill?Former President Donald Trump's legal and political challenges intensify. As for Republican challenger Nikki Haley, to paraphrase musician Tom Petty: She won't back down.
Path to the Polls: Will Trump triumph or Nikki Haley upset? Discussing the key role of the New Hampshire primary
Read full article: Path to the Polls: Will Trump triumph or Nikki Haley upset? Discussing the key role of the New Hampshire primaryNow there are two: Donald Trump and Nikki Haley. The question is, with Ron DeSantis out of the race, who benefits?
Path to the Polls: What went wrong with DeSantis’ presidential campaign?
Read full article: Path to the Polls: What went wrong with DeSantis’ presidential campaign?At one point, he appeared to be Donald Trump’s most daunting challenger — his campaign ran out of steam, support and money. Ron DeSantis ended his struggling bid before this week’s New Hampshire primary.
Challenges, what’s next after Mayor Donna Deegan’s 1st 100 days in office
Read full article: Challenges, what’s next after Mayor Donna Deegan’s 1st 100 days in officeMayor Donna Deegan took office on July 1, so she’s been in office for 100 days. News4JAX looks at Deegan's biggest challenges and what lies ahead.
From the Heart: Bruce celebrates return to Morning Show following open heart surgery
Read full article: From the Heart: Bruce celebrates return to Morning Show following open heart surgeryBruce Hamilton shares about his return -- ahead of schedule -- to The Morning Show anchor desk and his gratitude for the hundreds of well wishes he received during his recovery from open heart surgery.
Tick Tock: If you need extra time for taxes, here’s what to do
Read full article: Tick Tock: If you need extra time for taxes, here’s what to doYou need to get your 2022 tax return in to the IRS by next Tuesday, but if you can’t meet that deadline, you need to request an extension as soon as possible.
‘You’re a winner,’ or have you just been scammed?
Read full article: ‘You’re a winner,’ or have you just been scammed?The Federal Trade Commission is issuing a new warning about prize scams. Everyone loves to win, but if you get a notification that you’ve won a prize for a contest you’ve never entered, it’s probably a scam.
Chip shortage triggering delays in credit card deliveries
Read full article: Chip shortage triggering delays in credit card deliveriesIf you lost your credit card, had it stolen or are waiting for one tethered to a new account, it might take more time for your replacement credit or debit card to reach your mailbox.
We laughed, cheered & cried: Most memorable Morning Show moments of 2022
Read full article: We laughed, cheered & cried: Most memorable Morning Show moments of 2022Looking back over 2022, we chose our top 10 memorable moments from The Morning Show and collected them here for you to revisit and reminisce – or maybe see for the first time!
Remembering Page Pate: News4JAX relied on attorney to provide valuable insight on local, national stories
Read full article: Remembering Page Pate: News4JAX relied on attorney to provide valuable insight on local, national storiesDefense attorney Page Pate was an expert on constitutional law and was recognized as one of the best legal minds in America.
Scoping out cancer: Bruce shares personal story, why colon cancer screenings are so important
Read full article: Scoping out cancer: Bruce shares personal story, why colon cancer screenings are so importantColon and rectal cancers are the second most common cancers among men and women combined. One in every 20 people is at risk of getting this disease. We hear the numbers every year. But Bruce wanted to make sure you get the message.
Drafting the future: Looking ahead to the Jaguars’ influence on the shape of downtown Jacksonville
Read full article: Drafting the future: Looking ahead to the Jaguars’ influence on the shape of downtown JacksonvilleThe Jaguars are about much more than just football to this city. They are also about turning around Downtown Jacksonville’s fortunes.
Co-stars, friends and fans react to unexpected death of iconic comedian Bob Saget
Read full article: Co-stars, friends and fans react to unexpected death of iconic comedian Bob SagetCo-stars, friends, and fans are pouring out condolences and tributes after the unexpected death of Bob Saget on Sunday.
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Buttigieg: Having good broadband access is not a luxury, it’s a necessity
Read full article: Buttigieg: Having good broadband access is not a luxury, it’s a necessityIn an exclusive interview with News4Jax, new Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg weighed in on a number of topics, including the changes planned for the Skyway in Downtown Jacksonville.
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Bullseye! Bruce has perfect throw during Axe Champs segment on The Morning Show
Read full article: Bullseye! Bruce has perfect throw during Axe Champs segment on The Morning ShowJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – They put their skills to the test... and one News4Jax anchor came out on top! The Morning Show participated in an Axe Throwing challenge Thursday morning. Many hit the target, but Bruce Hamilton hit the bullseye on his first try! “Axe Champs” is an axe throwing venue and mobile party service.
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Facing The Fall: Later start dates, required masks become the norm for school districts
Read full article: Facing The Fall: Later start dates, required masks become the norm for school districtsThe Facing The Fall Virtual Town Hall is scheduled for 11 a.m. and will be hosted by anchor Bruce Hamilton and education reporter Joe McLean. Our education team will field questions from the public and bring them to those in charge of making decisions. (News4Jax)As the teachers and parents continue to call for the Duval County school district to move fully online to start the school year, a school board member said its not possible. This photo was provided by the St. Johns County School District and shows on of the desk partitions meant to help curb the spread of COVID-19. (Courtesy: St. Johns County School District)After voting to push back the school start date three weeks, the St. Johns County School District had to adjust its school calendar for the 2020-2021 school year.
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Road trip safety
Read full article: Road trip safetyRoad trip safetyPublished: June 1, 2020, 8:52 amWith Summer Break officially here, and many states starting to lift travel restrictions, some families may be thinking about a vacation. Bruce Hamilton shares some basic guidelines offered by AAA that families should follow when planning a road trip.
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Rick Scott speaks from self-quarantine, ‘optimistic’ Senate will pass COVID-19 bill
Read full article: Rick Scott speaks from self-quarantine, ‘optimistic’ Senate will pass COVID-19 billJACKSONVILLE, Fla. – With the Senate poised to consider a House aid package on Capitol Hill, Florida Sen. Rick Scott remains in self-imposed isolation after having been exposed to someone with COVID-19. On The Morning Show, Scott talked with News4Jax Anchor Bruce Hamilton about the bill and said he is confident the Senate will pass something this week. And two: I think it comes down to, you know, how are we going to help our small businesses, not hurt them, through mandates? There's some very good things in the bill, but we've got to be very careful that we don't hurt our small businesses, who we're hoping to help, with mandates,” Scott said. Scott told Hamilton making sure widespread testing and adequate hospital facilities are available to fight the disease are a priority for both him and his Senate colleagues.

Alligator trapper gaining fame stops by 'The Morning Show'
Read full article: Alligator trapper gaining fame stops by 'The Morning Show'Alligator trapper Frank Robb who was thrust into the public spotlight when he captured a gator plaguing a Chicago lagoon sat down with Bruce Hamilton to talk about his adventures.

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