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Chris & Amy's Monday show includes visits with Missouri's Attorney General Catherine Hanaway; Ken Early from St Louis CITY SC; KMOX's Matt Pauley, The Bulwark's Andrew Egger; and film critic Richard Roeper. Plus, why was there a halftime show at the World Cup?; what happened to Millie the Weed?; are Chris's stomach issues related to the lettuce and the parasite from Taylor Farms?

The third hour of Chris and Amy's Monday show includes a recap of he weekend in Washington with The Bulwark's Andrew Egger; the World Cup was a constant this past month; film critic Richard Roeper really enjoyed 'The Oddyssey'; Chris's stomach issues.

Film critic and host of 'The Movie of Your Life with Richard Roeper' podcast joins Chris and Amy following a huge opening weekend for Christopher Nolan's new film 'The Odyssey.' It's already made its money back says Roeper of the budget. "It's a huge box office hit.' He expects a long theatrical run for The Odyssey before it hits a streaming service.

Chris & Amy welcome The Bulwark's Andrew Egger for the weekly visit; Pres Donald Trump stayed on stage while being urged to leave following the World Cup trophy presentation, 'It's really important that you not get on Donald Trump's nerves,' says Egger. What next for the US/Iran attacks? 'We're right back where we started,' says Egger.

Chris and Amy preview the upcoming on-sale date for 'Pups at the Park' at Energizer Park with Petey, CITY SC's resident dog; 'Millie the Weed' has a new home; Matt Pauley recaps Cards loss to Arizona; a recorder of deeds candidate has some tax issues.

KMOX Sports host Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy following a series loss to the Diamondbacks over the weekend. 'I don't know what's gonna happen,' as the season progresses, pointing out the Cardinals need to do 'everything right to win games.'

'Petey' joins St Louis CITY SC Community Relations Director Ken Earley in-studio with Chris and Amy. He's in to promote 'Pups at the Park' at Energizer Park for the CITY SC 2 match with North Texas on August 28. He says there could be several hundred pups at the park. 'One dog per person,' says Early. More information: STLCitySC.com/pups

Chris & Amy recap the World Cup Final; did you enjoy the halftime show?; more people are reporting the parasite on produce, who's to blame? Perhaps NOT Taylor Farms?; Missouri's Attorney General, Catherine Hanaway, joins to support the repeal of the Missouri state income tax; Did you see this? tremendous revenue from the World Cup.

Missouri's Attorney General, Catherine Hanaway tells Chris & Amy, 'I really want whatever's best for Missouri,' as she calls in to support a repeal of the state's income tax. This is Amendment 5 on the statewide August ballot. How could those tax revenues headed to the state be replaced if Amendment 5 is passed?

Today on the Chris and Amy Show; Hancock and Kelley discuss President Trump speech last night, poopy lettuce, Adam Wainwright defends Cardinals fans and Hancock knows everything. Gabrielle Lindemann, Writer for St. Louis Magazine joins the show to talk about immigrations restrictions could slow the economic growth and how 80 percent more immigrants are likely to start a business than a native-born American. Jen Siess, CITY Broadcaster for Y98 joins to discus CITY continuing unbeaten streak after beating Sporting Kansas City last night in the first game after the World Cup break and the World Cup final is this weekend with Spain and Argentina. Major Garrett, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent and Host of The Takeout talks about Trump's speech and election vulnerabilities.

In this hour we talk with Major Garrett, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent and Host of The Takeout talking about Trump's speech and election vulnerabilities. Do you have Hollywood fatigue with seeing same actors in all movies. Telemundo has great World Cup numbers and a guy wants no more naked bike ride. Finally, some times people get nervous listening to the show.

Major Garrett, CBS Chief Washington Correspondent and Host of The Takeout talks about Trump's speech, election vulnerabilities and the president is not happy that some networks did not air his speech.

In this hour Chris and Amy are joined by, Gabrielle Lindemann, Writer for St. Louis Magazine to talk about immigrations restrictions could slow the economic growth and how 80 percent more immigrants are likely to start a business than a native-born American. Jen Siess, CITY Broadcaster for Y98 joins to discus CITY continuing unbeaten streak after beating Sporting Kansas City last night in the first game after the World Cup break and the World Cup final is this weekend with Spain and Argentina. Also we talk about the air quality in Chicago and Did you See This.

Jen Siess, CITY Broadcaster for Y98 joins to discus CITY continuing unbeaten streak after beating Sporting Kansas City last night in the first game after the World Cup break and the World Cup final is this weekend with Spain and Argentina.

Did you know immigrants are 80% more likely to start a business than native-born Americans? Gabrielle Lindemann, writer for St. Louis Magazine, joins the show to explain how immigration restrictions could curb economic growth in the city. Why are immigrants are so important to a local economy? Gabrielle explains and cites examples of immigrant-owned businesses in St. Louis to demonstrate the city's need for innovation beyond its own borders.

Chris and Amy as always are joined by John Hancock and Michael Kelley during the first hour Friday as they discuss President Trump speech, we know the source for the poop lettuce. Adam Wainwright comes to the defense of Cardinals fans after the comments from Barstool Sports earlier in week. Finally, short athletes and Hancock knows everything.

Chris and Amy have quite the variety on today's show from a poopoo inducing parasite to a man who got stuck in a port-a-potty following a dropped soda. Plus Dani Wexelman talks Cardinals; comedian George Wallace; and the antics from the cast of Super Troopers.

Chris and Amy continue to wonder what would be worth jumping into a portable toilet for?; Comedian George Wallace joins in-studio & he knows how to make baseball games faster; the legendary cast of Super Troopers is in St Louis and in-studio sharing stories.

Known as the Broken Lizard comedy troupe, Jay Chandrasekhar, Kevin Heffernan, Steve Lemme, Paul Soter & Erik Stolhanske are appearing at Delmar Hall tonight. They're the legendary cast of Super Troopers, 'we all went back to our regular jobs,' they joke about the time after the first movie. Super Troopers 3 premieres on August 7.

Longtime Comedian George Wallace joins Chris & Amy in-studio. He's appearing at Helium Comedy Club at the Saint Louis Galleria Friday through Sunday. He jokes that he's the, 'oldest black comedian in America still doing comedy.'

Cardinals TV reporter Dani Wexelman joins Chris and Amy to kick off the hour with an update on Jordan Walker following his Home Run Derby win; a new report on where St Louisans have been watching the World Cup, how many?; a Florida woman received a potentially obscene license plate; middle seats on an airplane?; how many hours stuck in a port-a-potty?

'You literally can't write a better story than this,' says Cardinals TV reporter Dani Wexelman of Jordan Walker's win at the MLB All-Star Game Home Run Derby, pointing out to Chris and Amy that he's now a millionaire because of the win. 'It's Extraordinary what he's done,' amid the criticism he's dealt with says Wexelman. How do the Cardinals set up for the 2nd half? (Photo by Emilee Chinn/Getty Images)

The poopoo parasite is around Amy has worries; Ellisville is now allowing its police officers to support ICE; Barstool Sports doesn't like Cardinals fans or Busch Stadium; Did you see this? lots of drugs at the Phish show.

Hosts of a Barstool Sports podcast doubled-down on their criticism of Cardinals fans, and added a critique of Busch Stadium. Amy and Chris disagree. 'It is a good ballpark, it is a good stadium,' says Chris after a host said that Busch isn't a good ballpark, and the best thing about it was the skyline outside.

Professor Erik Herzog joins Chris and Amy to explain why scientists overwhelmingly support permanent standard time, discussing circadian rhythms, health, children's safety, and the politics behind daylight saving time. Later, Chris and Amy ask listeners whether they're avoiding leafy greens amid the cyclospora outbreak and just how worried they are about the "exploding diarrhea" making headlines.

Professor Erik Herzog joins Chris and Amy to explain why many scientists support permanent standard time over permanent daylight saving time. He discusses circadian rhythms, children's safety, health impacts, the politics behind time change legislation, and why experts believe morning sunlight is essential for better sleep and overall well-being.

John Rooney joins Chris and Amy to discuss Jordan Walker's Home Run Derby breakout and the Cardinals' second-half outlook. Scott MacFarlane breaks down Supreme Court security, DOJ developments, and President Trump's latest foreign policy moves. Plus, Chris and Amy discuss private equity's growing influence, streaming trends, and why classic content continues to outperform new releases.

CBS News congressional correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Chris and Amy to discuss growing security threats against Supreme Court justices, questions surrounding a disputed DOJ funding proposal, and the latest developments involving President Trump's Middle East strategy and upcoming primetime address. He also shares his perspective from Capitol Hill and a few thoughts on his family's visit to St. Louis.

Cardinals radio broadcaster John Rooney joins Chris and Amy to discuss Jordan Walker's memorable Home Run Derby victory, his growth into a national star, and why Phillies fans are already embracing him as baseball's newest villain.

They react to Barstool's claim that Walker is "too cool for the Cardinals," discuss Cardinals fan culture, and even tackle the viral debate over whether Walker should become a baseball superstar or cure a disease. Plus, St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith joins the show to discuss violent crime, public safety, new initiatives in her office, and her campaign ahead of the August primary. The hour wraps up with a look at the record-breaking $50 million T. rex fossil sale and what it says about billionaires, museums, and collecting history.

St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Melissa Price Smith joins Chris and Amy to discuss her campaign for a full term, new initiatives to combat violent crime, expanded protections for victims and healthcare workers, and how her office is working to reduce crime through prevention, outreach, and education.

Chris and Amy react to Jordan Walker becoming the first Cardinal ever to win the Home Run Derby and discuss how the victory has transformed him into one of baseball's brightest young stars. They break down the excitement surrounding MLB All-Star Week with Will Leitch and Joe Roderick live from Philadelphia, covering Walker's breakout moment, the Cardinals' All-Stars, and the electric atmosphere at Citizens Bank Park. The show also explores the latest economic headlines with Dave Simons, including inflation, bank earnings, consumer spending, homeownership, and the changing American Dream. Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy explains why gas prices are climbing again, how global conflicts are affecting oil markets, and what higher fuel costs could mean for drivers, airfare, and inflation. Plus, Chris and Amy discuss St. Louis' Rams settlement spending plan, the St. Charles County data center moratorium, and the changing culture of workplace relationships.

In Hour 3, Chris and Amy talk with GasBuddy petroleum analyst Patrick De Haan about the recent spike in oil prices, why drivers could soon see higher prices at the pump, and how global conflicts may impact inflation and travel costs. Then, Joe Roderick joins the show live from Philadelphia to recap Jordan Walker's historic Home Run Derby victory, preview the MLB All-Star Game, and share what Cardinals players are learning during All-Star Week both on and off the field.

Joe Roderick joins Chris and Amy from Philadelphia to discuss Jordan Walker's historic Home Run Derby victory and why it feels like a turning point in the young slugger's career. He shares the electric atmosphere surrounding the Derby and All-Star festivities, explains why Walker's confidence and approach have changed, and previews how the Cardinals outfielder could be used in the All-Star Game. Joe also discusses what Iván Herrera and Riley O'Brien can gain from spending time with baseball's biggest stars, both on and off the field.

atrick De Haan of GasBuddy joins Chris and Amy to explain why gas prices are climbing again after weeks of declines. He discusses how the conflict involving Iran, disruptions around the Strait of Hormuz, and attacks on Russian refineries are driving oil higher, when drivers can expect to see price increases at the pump, and how higher fuel costs could affect airfare, grocery prices, and inflation in the months ahead.

Dave Simons joins the show to discuss the latest inflation report, strong bank earnings, consumer spending, the housing market, and why the economy feels different than the data suggests. Later, Will Leitch breaks down Walker's rise to stardom, his long-term future with the Cardinals, the national spotlight following his Derby win, and why Widows Bay has become one of TV's surprise hits.

Chris and Amy are joined by Will Leitch to discuss Jordan Walker becoming the first Cardinal to win the Home Run Derby and why the performance could be the moment that launches him into national superstardom. Will breaks down Walker's remarkable growth, long-term potential, future contract outlook, and what makes him one of baseball's brightest young stars.

Chris and Amy welcome Dave Simons to break down the latest inflation report, strong bank earnings, and what they reveal about the U.S. economy. They discuss why many Americans still feel financially squeezed despite encouraging economic data, the growing challenge of homeownership, changing spending habits across generations, and the high cost of experiences like the 2026 World Cup. Plus, Dave shares stories about Starbucks, office romance, and how the American Dream has evolved.

Jordan Walker becomes the first Cardinal ever to win the Home Run Derby, earning $1 million and putting himself at the center of baseball's biggest story heading into the All-Star Game. Chris and Amy react to Walker's breakout moment, his journey from top prospect to Derby champion, and what comes next in Philadelphia. Plus, they discuss St. Louis' Rams settlement spending plan, the debate over a data center moratorium in St. Charles County, and why office romances are becoming increasingly rare in today's workplace.

Chris & Amy cover the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham, devastating flooding in southeast Missouri, aging leadership in Congress, and a Cyclospora outbreak linked to contaminated produce. Former Missouri Senator Jim Talent reflects on Graham's life and legacy, while Kyle McClellan and Joe Roderick break down the Cardinals at the All-Star break, Jordan Walker's rise, Liam Doyle's future, and the push to bring professional women's softball to St. Louis. Plus, World Cup talk, celebrity lookalikes, generational differences, and the ongoing saga of “Millie the Weed.”

Chris & Amy discuss Jordan Walker's Home Run Derby appearance, the latest soccer headlines, generational differences, celebrity lookalikes, and the ongoing saga of "Millie the Weed".

Chris & Amy discuss the Cardinals' encouraging first half with Kyle McClellan, the push to bring professional women's softball to St. Louis, and why this young roster feels ahead of schedule. Joe Roderick joins live from Philadelphia to break down the MLB All-Star Game atmosphere, Jordan Walker's breakout season, Liam Doyle's Futures Game performance, and what lies ahead for the Cardinals after the break.