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KMOX reporter Kevin Killeen hops in studio to share a story he's been working on that focuses on a group of homeless men living in tents just off of the highway. Plus, MO Senator Travis Fitzwater talks the nuances of SJR 25.

St. Louis Magazine dining editor, George Mahe joins The Show to update us on the St. Louis food scene and where you need to try next.

Senator Fitzwater represents District 49 in the Missouri Senate and he joins The Show today to discuss SJR 25 that seeks to lower the number of House members and change term limits for the General Assembly.

Good thing George Mahe knows, the dining editor for St. Louis Magazine joins The Show to highlight new restaurant openings and update us on those that have closed. Plus, Preston Truman Boyd plays Javert in Les Miserables which will be at the Fabulous Fox next week.

We talked with Preston Truman Boyd who plays villain Javert about the show and what the role means to him in anticipation of Les Miserables at the Fabulous Fox Theater.

Amy is on a secret mission or maybe a race but Claibs steps in to host with Rongey and it's Friday so bring in Michael Kelley. We talk the appointment of special counsel and cities passing St. Louis by. Plus, did you see this?

Michael Kelley and Mike Claiborne give their reactions to AG Merrick Garland appointing special counsel to investigate the handling of classified documents by Joe Biden.

The Attorney General appointed Robert Hur as special counsel to investigate how classified documents made their way to President Biden's personal residence in Delaware. Plus, reaction from Merrick Garlands appointment.

In response to more documents being found at President Biden's residence in Delaware, AG Garland has appointed Robert Hur special counsel to investigate the matter.

In honor of Jeff Beck, our draft will focus on musicians who have passed away that we wish we could see perform. Plus, KMOX's sports fella Matt Pauley joins The Show.

KMOX Sports' Matt Pauley is back for his usual Thursday conversation on The Show and today he has some interesting breaking news from the Cardinals.

We are joined by Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III as he previews what fans can expect when they attend the Cardinals Care Winter Warm-Up this weekend. Plus, Major Garrett of CBS talks about classified documents found in President Biden's personal office.

Major Garrett of CBS joins The Show to discuss the similarities and differences between the finding of classified documents in Biden's and Trump's offices.

The Car was repo'd and Chris and Amy react. Recap of the show. Rep David Tyson Smith calls in. 

Hour 2 starts with Les Sterman, the Chairman of Citizens for a Greater Downtown St. Louis. Talking about trying to clean up the city. Rhonda Hamm-Niebruegge calls in to talk about the FAA issues. 

Thousands of Flights are delayed this morning cause a problem with the FAA Computers, so it wasn't Southwest fault this time. The Car outside Catalyst Coffee Bar in St. Louis, is gone. Harvey Dent got towed. Javier Palomarez, the CEO of the US Hispanic Business Council is on the show. 

It was reported that President Joe Biden had classified documents from his time as Vice President in a private office. Amy and Chris discuss the differences between this and Mar-a-Lago. Plus, Missouri Senator Greg Razer talks about SB 62.

Missouri Senator Greg Razer of the 7th District joins The Show to discuss SB 62 to better define abortion in Missouri.

Jeff Smith is a former Missouri Senator who served time in prison and joins The Show to help us understand what the prison experience might look like for the former aldermen. Plus, Paul Seegert on the FDA possibly approving a new weight loss drug.

Paul Seegert is a managing partner at PCS Advisers and discusses the potential good and bad with this approval and the state of healthcare in America.

Social media is believed to have played a part in the storming of government buildings in Brazil by protesters of the country's Presidential election. Plus, Scott MacFarlane of CBS on classified documents found in Biden's private office.

CBS News' Scott MacFarlane joins The Show to talk about the potential consequences facing Joe Biden and compares Brazil's Capital protest to the events of January 6th, 2021.

Football and the NFL continues to dominate ratings in the United States as a majority of the most watched television events were NFL games. Plus, Sarah Miller discusses non-compete contracts and industries where they're necessary.

Sarah Miller of the American Economic Liberties Project talks non-compete contracts and the FTC's desire to ban such contracts.

Senator Lauren Arthur joins The Show to discuss Senate Bill 107 that would create a program that would help teachers with their student loans. Plus, KMOX's Matt Pauley on what the Cardinals need and the final Sunday of the NFL regular season.

It's Monday and that means we get to talk with show favorite Matt Pauley as he breaks down the regular season finale for the NFL and what the Cardinals still need to improve the roster.

In a scene reminiscent of January 6th on Capital Hill, protesters in Brazil stormed the countries government buildings in protest of Lula's election win. Plus, other top stories from the weekend.

In the final hour of The Show, Chief Genetic Genealogist at Parabon Nanolabs CeCe Moore joins to discuss the use of genealogy in the Idaho murder case. Mike Claiborne also joins to discuss his biggest loser's in world history.

Chief Genetic Genealogist at Parabon Nanolabs CeCe Moore joins to discuss the use of genealogy in  the Idaho murder case.

In hour 2 of The Show, Missouri Capitol Bureau Chief Emily Manly joins to discuss the Missouri state legislature starting their session this week. They then draft the biggest loser's in world history. They wrap up the hour discussing Bed, Beth, and Beyond going bankrupt.

Missouri Capitol Bureau Chief Emily Manly joins to discuss the Missouri State legislature that started their session this week.

In hour 1 of The Show, Hancock & Kelley join to discuss the house speaker vote as well as why beard's are a part of the current trend and why Amy is finished running.

Mercy Clinic Heart and Vascular electrophysiologist calls in and talks about Damar Hamlin heart attack from Monday night. A new weight loss medication. Matt Pauley calls in to talk about his new show. 

Speaker of the House vote updates as Kevin MCCarthy goes for his 7th time trying. People don't want to work. Host of "Tech It Out" Radio Show and Podcast Marc Salzman calls in to talk tech and new AI. 

Scooters are back downtown and running around the city and groups of kids are taking them out for Joy Rides. An update on Demar Hamlin from the Buffalo Bills. Major Garrett calls in and talks whats going on in Congress. 

Apparently St. Louis. Nearly half of the households in St. Louis are occupied by just one person the good news is, there are plenty of other lonely people out there. Plus, evaluating President Zelensky as a wartime leader.

Alan Scaia of KRLD in Dallas is on the scene outside of the hospital where Damar Hamlin is being treated and he updates us on his progress. Plus, John Hancock talks the new Congress and the lack of enough in-party support for Kevin McCarthy.

KMOX's John Hancock joins Amy and Chris to discuss the optics of the GOP split in voting for Speaker of the House and what this delay means moving forward.

Kevin McCarthy was unable to reach the amount of votes needed to take over the role of Speaker of the House; the vote will continue today. Plus, Kiryl Sukhotski of Radio Free Europe on reporting what actually happens during the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Kiryl Sukhotski of Radio Free Europe joins us from Prague and talks about the difficult work of getting proper news coverage of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Economic failure, another great war and possibly cannibalism? Nostradamus is throwing a lot of arrows out there. Plus, Matt Pauley to talk about his thoughts and feelings after Damar Hamlin's medical emergency in last night's game vs Cincinnati. 

KMOX's Brad Young is a lawyer and partner at Harris Dowell Fisher & Young and he joins The Show to talk about legal action that could be taken against Southwest Airlines. Plus, Steven Portnoy of CBS talks the new Congress being sworn in today.