The Marc Cox Morning Show

Dr. Fauci's Senate hearing took over conservative talk this week. Here are all the angles.

Glenn Kerby shares his recovery story and explains how The Simple Plan helps people interrupt harmful patterns, manage stress and build healthier responses.

Byron Keelan of Freedom Principle Missouri explains why he supports Amendment 4 and argues it would protect Missouri's Constitution from special interests and out-of-state funding.

The Marc Cox Morning Show reacts to Faisal Khan's return as St. Louis health director and examines immigration, election integrity and Missouri's ballot measures. Guests Brooke Rollins, Jim Carafano, Bob Onder, Byron Keelan and Glenn Kirby discuss American agriculture, Trump's Middle East strategy, Fauci's COVID record, Amendment 4 and recovery support.

Byron Keelan makes the case for Missouri Amendment 4, while Glenn Kirby discusses The Simple Plan recovery app. Plus, the show reacts to Faisal Khan's return, a plan to move veterans into trucking jobs and concerns over illegal immigration and election integrity. The hour wraps with our Queen of Hearts Drawing.

Jim Carafano discusses Hamas, growing regional pressure on Iran and President Trump's strategy for rebuilding Gaza and strengthening U.S. alliances across the Middle East.

Congressman Bob Onder discusses Fauci's Senate testimony and possible legal consequences, his proposed Chloe Cole Act and why he supports Missouri Amendments 4 and 5.

Jim Carafano discusses Trump's Middle East strategy and pressure on Iran, while Congressman Bob Onder addresses Fauci, the Chloe Cole Act and Missouri Amendments 4 and 5. Plus, Dan Buck delivers “The Buck Stops Here.”

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins discusses the reconciliation bill, legal farm labor, tariffs and support for American farmers. Plus, the return of Dr. Faisal Khan, St. Louis' Midtown data center and Steve Savard's return to local television.

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to discuss the reconciliation bill, support for American farmers and election integrity measures. Rollins explains the Trump administration's approach to legal farm labor, border security, agricultural automation and the Make America Healthy Again movement. She also addresses tariffs, new trade agreements, declining farm income under the Biden administration and the effort to rebuild American agricultural exports.

The Marc Cox Morning Show reacts to St. Louis Mayor Kara Spencer rehiring controversial former county health director Dr. Faisal Khan and examines his record during the COVID-19 pandemic. Marc and Dan Buck also discuss Spain's immigration crisis, sanctuary city costs in the United States, President Trump's approach to border enforcement and the Middle East, and growing voter frustration over illegal immigration. Plus, Marc walks through his recommendations for Missouri Amendments 1, 2, 4 and 5, along with St. Louis County Propositions U and C.

Griff Jenkins joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss Anthony Fauci's repeated use of the Fifth Amendment, questioning from Rand Paul and Josh Hawley, and whether the Senate hearing will lead to any real accountability.

Shannon Bream joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss Anthony Fauci's repeated use of the Fifth Amendment, the impact of his federal pardon and whether contempt proceedings or state-level charges could follow.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck examine Anthony Fauci's Senate testimony, his repeated use of the Fifth Amendment and the continuing push for COVID accountability. Tom Ackerman discusses Trail Blazers relocation rumors, the Cardinals' walk-off win and the MLB trade deadline, while former Sen. Jim Talent addresses public health reform and Missouri Amendments 4 and 5. Shannon Bream and Griff Jenkins also break down Fauci's possible legal fallout and whether state-level action could follow.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck examine the legal fallout from Anthony Fauci's Senate testimony and whether state-level charges could follow his federal pardon. Shannon Bream and Griff Jenkins join to discuss Fauci's repeated use of the Fifth Amendment, demands for COVID accountability and the political divide over moving on from the pandemic.

Former Sen. Jim Talent joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss Anthony Fauci's testimony, failures in the COVID response, rebuilding trust in public health and Missouri's Amendments 4 and 5.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss jail conditions, highway cleanup and continued fallout from Anthony Fauci's testimony. Former Sen. Jim Talent joins to examine failures in the COVID response, rebuilding trust in public health and Missouri's Amendments 4 and 5. The hour wraps with “The Buck Stops Here,” as Dan revisits Fauci, vaccine mandates and medical freedom.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss fallout from Anthony Fauci's congressional hearing, a controversial children's reading event and a targeted shooting of St. Louis police officers. Tom Ackerman joins to break down Trail Blazers relocation rumors, the Cardinals' walk-off win and the upcoming trade deadline.

Tom Ackerman joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss speculation that the Portland Trail Blazers could relocate to St. Louis, the city's appeal as a professional sports market and local businessman Richard Chaifetz's connection to the franchise. Ackerman also reacts to the Cardinals' dramatic extra-inning walk-off victory over the Cubs, Iván Herrera's big night, Dustin May's strong start and whether the young Cardinals can remain in the National League wild-card race.

Dan Buck makes Anthony Fauci the focus of “The Buck Stops Here,” criticizing Fauci's COVID leadership, media celebrity status and refusal to answer questions under oath. Featuring the protest song “Sad Little Man” by Five Times August, Dan shares his personal experience with COVID, ivermectin and government restrictions that shut down his business. He also condemns vaccine mandates, the treatment of the unvaccinated, the suppression of alternative treatments and Fauci's federal pardon while calling for continued accountability at the state level.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck react to Dr. Anthony Fauci invoking the Fifth Amendment more than 100 times during a heated Capitol Hill hearing. They break down questioning from Josh Hawley and Rand Paul, debate whether Fauci's pardon affects his Fifth Amendment protections, and revisit the impact of COVID mandates, vaccine policies and restrictions on alternative treatments. Marc and Dan also discuss the latest U.S. military action against Iran, General Jack Keane's proposed strategy, President Trump's approach to the conflict and growing problems inside the Democratic National Committee.

In Hour 4 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Dan Buck reacts to Rand Paul's questioning of Anthony Fauci as Fauci repeatedly pleads the Fifth. Jimmy Failla joins with his take on Fauci, the White House Correspondents' Dinner and his California tour. Plus, Taylor Riggs discusses declining trust in the medical establishment and the Fed's interest-rate decision.

The Marc Cox Morning Show covers Anthony Fauci's Senate hearing and his repeated use of the Fifth Amendment, Missouri Amendment 5 and the push to eliminate the state income tax, and St. Louis County's budget and infrastructure problems. Guests include Derrick Morgan on the rise of socialism, Dr. Aaron Hedlund on Missouri tax reform, Jimmy Failla on Fauci and political comedy, and Taylor Riggs on medical trust and the Federal Reserve. The show also covers local crime, Panera's move to Massachusetts, business news, first responders and Missouri politics.

Taylor Riggs joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to discuss Anthony Fauci, growing distrust in the medical establishment and the lasting impact of COVID-era restrictions. She also weighs in on the Federal Reserve's next move, why raising rates into an oil-driven supply shock could hurt the economy, and the role of Kevin Warsh at the Fed.

Jimmy Failla joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to react to Anthony Fauci repeatedly pleading the Fifth during his Senate hearing and the damage the COVID response did to public trust. Failla also discusses Trump's White House Correspondents' Dinner material, what makes political comedy work and stories from his recent California tour with his son Lincoln.

Derrick Morgan of the Heritage Foundation joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to discuss the rise of socialist candidates, growing influence from the Democratic Socialists of America and divisions inside the Democratic Party. He also examines how organized funding and public financing are helping far-left candidates gain momentum.

Dr. Aaron Hedlund joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to explain Missouri Amendment 5, the push to eliminate the state income tax and how the proposal could affect taxpayers, government revenue and Missouri's ability to compete with faster-growing states.

In Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Derrick Morgan of the Heritage Foundation discusses the rise of socialist candidates and divisions inside the Democratic Party. Dr. Aaron Hedlund breaks down Missouri Amendment 5, the push to eliminate the state income tax and how the plan could impact taxpayers and economic growth. Plus, The Buck Stops Here closes the hour with reaction to Anthony Fauci's Senate hearing and questions surrounding COVID origins.

In Hour 2 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, the St. Louis Morning Brief covers local crime, Panera's headquarters move and St. Louis County's budget problems. Nicole Murray joins with the latest business and economic news, including Boeing, local closures and the Federal Reserve. Plus, In Other News features lottery jackpots, a heroic lifeguard rescue, Cuba's transportation struggles and AI cheating in schools.

The Buck Stops Here revisits the COVID era as Anthony Fauci returns to Capitol Hill for congressional testimony. The discussion focuses on questions surrounding gain-of-function research, the lab-leak theory, Fauci's past public statements, his federal pardon and whether new testimony could expose him to perjury charges. The guy also looks back at lockdowns, masks, vaccine messaging and criticism of Fauci's broader public-health record, plus Julia Roberts' past praise of Fauci as an example of celebrity and media hero worship.

In Hour 1 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Dan Buck discusses Missouri's Amendment 5 income tax push, Amendment 2, Panera's move to Boston and Democratic Party infighting. The Buck Stops Here focuses on Anthony Fauci's congressional testimony and COVID origins. Plus, John Mack of Pink Tiger Marketing discusses mobile political advertising.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover Anthony Fauci's COVID-era diaries, questions surrounding the lab-leak theory and CDC data, illegal voting and election integrity. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping breaks down Amendments 4 and 5, including efforts to eliminate the state income tax and reform the initiative petition process. Todd Piro joins the show to discuss New York City's government-run grocery proposal and progressive economic policies, while Mark Walters tackles the latest Second Amendment court battles and upcoming Supreme Court cases. Plus, Derrick Warfel explores UFOs, UAPs and their potential connection to Christian theology, Ryan Wiggins weighs in on “Fauci Gate” and the SAVE Act, and Marc and Dan discuss St. Louis crime, street takeovers, media coverage and national politics.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss St. Louis police response times, officer staffing, and the debate over public safety in the city. Author Derrick Warfel joins the show to discuss UFOs and God and his argument that the UAP phenomenon may have a supernatural and biblical explanation rather than an extraterrestrial one. Ryan Wiggins joins for Wiggins America to examine Anthony Fauci's COVID-era diaries, questions surrounding CDC data and pandemic policies, and the upcoming Fauci testimony. Plus, they debate the SAVE Act, election integrity, and whether Senate Republicans will force a showdown over the legislation.

Derrick Warfel, author of “UFOs and God,” joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to explore what UFO and UAP revelations could mean for Christian faith. Warfel explains why he believes the phenomenon is not extraterrestrial, but connected to the supernatural realm described in the Bible, including fallen angels and spiritual warfare. They also discuss government disclosures, alleged crash retrievals, the possibility of life elsewhere in the universe, and whether churches are prepared for future UAP revelations.

Mark Walters joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck for 2A Tuesday to break down the latest legal battles over assault weapons bans, including conflicting federal court rulings in New Jersey, Massachusetts, and Illinois. Walters discusses upcoming Supreme Court cases that could reshape gun laws nationwide, restrictions targeting Glocks and ammunition in blue states, and what could come next in the fight over Second Amendment rights.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck are joined by Fox News' Todd Piro to discuss New York City's push for government-run grocery stores, progressive economic policies, media coverage, and national headlines. Then, Mark Walters joins for 2A Tuesday to break down the latest court battles over assault weapons bans, the growing circuit split, upcoming Supreme Court cases, and restrictions on gun rights in blue states.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck are joined by Fox News' Todd Piro to discuss New York City's push for government-run grocery stores, progressive economic policies, media coverage, and national headlines. Then, Mark Walters joins for 2A Tuesday to break down the latest court battles over assault weapons bans, the growing circuit split, upcoming Supreme Court cases, and restrictions in blue states. Plus, The Buck Stops Here examines DHS reports of non-citizens on voter rolls, the federal crime of illegally voting, the lack of prosecutions, and concerns over election integrity.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss the upcoming Missouri election, street takeover threats in St. Louis, new revelations from Anthony Fauci's COVID-era diaries, and the closure of two Salt + Smoke locations. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins the show to break down Amendments 4 and 5, including the proposed elimination of Missouri's state income tax and changes to the initiative petition process. Plus, Marc and Dan cover a Principia High School sex abuse case, Trump's trade policies, Chinese EVs, and other headlines.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck are joined by John Lamping to discuss Missouri Amendments 4 and 5 ahead of the August election. Lamping explains why he expects both measures to struggle, including concerns over Amendment 5's plan to eliminate the state income tax and shift toward sales and use taxes. They also examine Amendment 4's proposed changes to the initiative petition process, the eight-congressional-district threshold, and whether Missouri has made it too easy for outside groups to amend the state constitution.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck examine concerns over non-citizens appearing on voter rolls and emphasize that it is a federal crime for non-citizens to illegally vote in federal elections. They question why more prosecutions have not followed reported voter-roll matches, discuss states refusing to share voter data with federal officials, and break down registration concerns in New Jersey and California. Plus, they debate tougher enforcement, deportation consequences, and the fight over election integrity ahead of November.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss new questions surrounding Anthony Fauci's COVID-era notes and the lab-leak debate, along with the media's coverage of the story. They also examine reports of non-citizens appearing on voter rolls, emphasize that illegally voting in a federal election can be a federal crime, and question the lack of prosecutions. Plus, Marc and Dan react to the response to Iran, debate media coverage of a Seattle shooting, discuss Francesca Hong and socialism, and preview a conversation about UFOs, faith, and government secrecy.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck continue the debate over Missouri Amendments 4 and 5, election integrity, outside spending and the fight over changing the state constitution. Dennis Ganahl of Missouri Tax Relief Now joins to break down St. Louis County Props C and U and concerns over county taxes and spending. Plus, Marc and Dan discuss national politics, media coverage and wrap the show with movies, concerts and entertainment.