San Antonio stays a buzz with the upcoming meeting between city leaders addressing everything in the city from our water, to ICE in the city, to what is happening with the Spurs new arena. Who better to helps us break down what to expect from Marc Whyte? Marc Whyte joins 1200 WOAI to give us the info on everything you need to know about what to expect.

President Trump is speaking at the World Economic Forum this morning, laying out his administration’s vision for the global economy and trade. We’ll break down the key points, the reactions from world leaders, and what this could mean for the United States moving forward. Stay tuned to San Antonio’s First News for the latest updates and in-depth coverage.

As the world stay poised for a speech from President Trump addressing the World Economic Forum this morning, National Correspondent Rory O’Neil joins us with expert analysis on what this means for the U.S. and the international community. Stay tuned for the latest updates on San Antonio’s First News, your source for real, up-to-the-minute reporting.

Only God can judge me... but that doesn’t stop the Woke from trying!

In national news this morning: National Correspondent Rory O’Neil will join us next with the latest from Minneapolis, where tensions remain high as Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents continue a major enforcement operation in the Twin Cities. A series of confrontations—including recent shootings involving ICE officers and widespread protests—have left the city on edge and officials scrambling to respond. And on the world stage, U.S. foreign policy is making waves around talks to acquire Greenland. What started as strategic discussions has ballooned into a diplomatic flashpoint, with European leaders boosting Arctic security and stressing that Greenland’s sovereignty must be respected. We’ll break down what this could mean for global alliances and what to expect next. ”*

White House Correspondent Jon Decker joins 1200 WOAI to helps us recount the many achievements of President Trump during his first year in office and gives us his official grading of the President's work over his first year of his second term.

Today marks one year since Donald J. Trump was inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States, a historic moment that has reshaped Washington and stirred debate across the country. Across the nation and here in San Antonio, the anniversary is being met with contrasting reactions: organizers of the “Free America Walkout” protest are calling for demonstrations against what they describe as an “escalating fascist threat” tied to federal policies over the last year.

Like the snake that eats its own tail, Wokeism has gone full circle…

Europe is sending a clear message. EU Chief Ursula von der Leyen says the European Union is united in opposition to President Trump’s threats regarding Greenland. Leaders across the continent are standing together, warning that any aggressive moves could have serious diplomatic consequences. We’ll break down what this means for U.S.-Europe relations and why the world is watching this unprecedented standoff closely.