Truckers protest in Canada could outlast support, students in West Virginia walk out of school
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(NewsNation Now) — Whether you agree with the protesting truckers in Canada, whether you align with their cause, one of Joe Donlon’s questions remains: Will public support last as long as the truckers themselves might be willing to hold out? NewsNation’s Rudabeh Shahbazi delivers a live report from Ottawa. And Donlon welcomes U.S. truck driver Brian Ilsley to the show.
Jerry Springer, host of “Judge Jerry” and former Cincinnati mayor, joins “The Donlon Report” to discuss everything from crime in the U.S. to the Bengals and the Super Bowl.
Melissa Henderson, who is a single mother of five, is facing a year in prison and a $1,000 fine after she left her children under the care of her oldest child, 14, while she went to work amid the pandemic. Business reporter and mother of two Shibani Joshi weighs in on the case.
A real-life separation of church and state civics lesson is playing out at a high school in West Virginia as more than 100 students walk out. Former Texas principal Dr. James Whitfield discusses.
