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Hour 3 opens with Marc Cox and Kim reviewing fall events around St. Louis and unpacking the historical origins of Munich's September Oktoberfest celebrations. On The Shortlist, former Senator Kyrsten Sinema defends domestic AI data center expansion against foreign disinformation campaigns. Legal analyst Hans von Spakovsky examines the federal Purcell doctrine and legal disputes surrounding Missouri's congressional map, while Dan Buck joins the show on The Buck Stops Here to highlight Tom MacDonald's single "The Government" and discuss 9/11 anniversary coverage. The hour concludes on Kim on a Whim with a report on driverless vehicle surveillance after a Waymo robotaxi alerted San Francisco police to passengers carrying an AR-style ghost gun. LISTEN TO 97.1 FM TALK LIVE IN ST LOUIS OR STREAM WORLDWIDE AT 971TALK.COM #971FMTalk #StLouis #STLNews #HansvonSpakovsky #DanBuck #MissouriPolitics

The Buck Stops Here examines political satire aimed at Canada's leadership, concerns over government influence on institutions and media, and the growing Alberta independence movement. The conversation features Cameron Davies of the Republican Party of Alberta discussing separation from Ottawa, Alberta's economic role in Canada and what international recognition could mean for a potential independent Alberta

Hour 3 of The Marc Cox Morning Show with Marc Cox and Dan Buck features Byron Keelin on Missouri redistricting, Amendment 6 and initiative petition reform, Brent Sadler on Iran, the Strait of Hormuz and U.S. Navy readiness, and Rep. Eric Burlison on Missouri's court ruling, the 2026 midterms and Trump's agenda. The hour closes with The Buck Stops Here on Canadian politics, Mark Carney and Alberta independence.

Kim is out today, so we have another edition of The Buck Stops Here with Dan Buck. Dan hits hard on Jesse Waters grilling Abdul El Sayed, and tells you what he thinks about Sharia law. Does it align at all with the US Constitution?

Hour 1 of The Marc Cox Morning Show Begins with the discussion surrounding mail-in ballots, as well as checking their validity. We hear the Marc's top stories of the day on The Marc Cox Shortlist. Kim is out today, so we have another edition of The Buck Stops Here with Dan Buck. Dan hits hard on Jesse Waters grilling Abdul El Sayed, and tells you what he thinks about Sharia law. Does it align at all with the US Constitution?

Hour 3 of The Marc Cox Morning Show begins with The Marc Cox Shortlist! Todd Piro, Host of Fox and Friends First, joins the show to discuss Abdul El Sayed, as well as his impact on Tunnels to Towers! Mark Walters, Host of Armed American Radio and Armed American Radio's Daily Defense & Spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation, joins the show for his regular appearance on 2A Tuesday! We finish the hour with The Buck Stops Here!

Hour 1 of The Marc Cox Morning Show Begins with the discussion surrounding mail-in ballots, as well as checking their validity. We hear the Marc's top stories of the day on The Marc Cox Shortlist. Kim is out today, so we have another edition of The Buck Stops Here with Dan Buck. Dan hits hard on Jesse Waters grilling Abdul El Sayed, and tells you what he thinks about Sharia law. Does it align at all with the US Constitution? Hour 2 begins with John Mack, with Pink Tiger Marketing, who joins the show to discuss the art of advertisement today, as well as how his company succeeds in this aspect! We hear today's top news stories in the St. Louis Morning Brief. We round the second hour of the show out with In Other News! Hour 3 of The Marc Cox Morning Show begins with The Marc Cox Shortlist! Todd Piro, Host of Fox and Friends First, joins the show to discuss Abdul El Sayed, as well as his impact on Tunnels to Towers! Mark Walters, Host of Armed American Radio and Armed American Radio's Daily Defense & Spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation, joins the show for his regular appearance on 2A Tuesday! We finish the hour with The Buck Stops Here! The final hour of the show begins with Dan and Marc touching on gun laws, as well as The Shortlist. Chief Steven Sund, Former US Capitol Police Chief, joins the show to discuss how an FBI crime report shows that violent crime has dropped to the lowest in 90 years. Ryan Wiggins, Host of Wiggins America and Co-Host of The Annie Frey Show, joins the show to discuss how Trump has been able to bring other countries together and give them a sense of nationalism. What is going on between the United States and Canada now? We end the show with Portia Oberkfell and Darren Bailey, who join the show to discuss the event bringing Mike Bost and Darren Bailey together August 29th at The Falls Event Center.

In The Buck Stops Here, guest Dan Buck joins the program to break down former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom's ejection from a WNBA game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky. Buck and Marc Cox examine the courtside confrontation involving Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud, Kanter Freedom's t-shirt defining biological womanhood, and his announcement regarding the 2027 WNBA draft. The discussion features music by Cain Walker and highlights ongoing debates surrounding eligibility rules in women's athletics. Hashtags:#DanBuck #EnesKanterFreedom #NatashaCloud #WNBA #SaveWomensSports #TheBuckStopsHere #TalkRadioGuest List:Dan Buck, regular contributor and host of The Buck Stops Here, analyzed Enes Kanter Freedom's courtside interaction with Natasha Cloud, spectator conduct policies at WNBA games, and debates around female sports definitions.

Hour 3 delivers a mix of state constitutional policy, legal analysis, and cultural reporting! Marc Cox breaks down the ballot language for Missouri's upcoming reproductive health amendment, contrasting media narratives around fetal viability with a story of a premature baby's medical survival. Senior Legal Fellow Hans von Spakovsky analyzes Supreme Court emergency dockets regarding White House construction litigation and previews Senator Ted Cruz's biography on Justice Clarence Thomas. Plus, guest Dan Buck breaks down former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom's ejection from a WNBA game in Chicago! Hashtags: #MarcCoxShow #Amendment3 #HansVonSpakovsky #DanBuck #EnesKanter #WNBA #TalkRadio Guest List: Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at Advancing American Freedom, analyzed Supreme Court emergency dockets, standing doctrine in federal courts, and Senator Ted Cruz's biography on Justice Clarence Thomas. Dan Buck, regular contributor and host of The Buck Stops Here, analyzed Enes Kanter Freedom's courtside interaction with Natasha Cloud, spectator conduct policies at WNBA games, and debates around female sports definitions.

The complete four-hour broadcast of The Marc Cox Morning Show covers major municipal policy decisions, state legal enforcement, and national security developments! St. Charles County Police Chief Kurt Frisz outlines the county's decision to drop Flock Safety cameras following an internal misuse audit while maintaining alternative Genetec license plate readers. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway details state actions banning 7-OH synthetic kratom products and consumer protection lawsuits against Dollar General. The show analyzes viral online threats against public officials, ongoing state debate over Missouri's proposed reproductive health constitutional amendment, and former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom's courtside ejection at a WNBA game in Chicago. Plus, legal commentary from Hans von Spakovsky, financial reporting from Nicole Murray, and sports updates with KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman! Show Hashtags: #MarcCoxShow #KurtFrisz #StCharlesCounty #FlockSafety #CatherineHanaway #Kratom #HansVonSpakovsky #DanBuck #EnesKanter #TomAckerman #MoPol #TalkRadio Full Guest List: Kimberly St. Ange, morning co-host, provided early morning news updates and program notes. Nicole Murray, business reporter, provided financial updates on downtown St. Louis office vacancy rates, the cancellation of GroveFest, U.S.-Canada tariffs, and incoming U.S. sanctions targeting Iran. Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at Advancing American Freedom, analyzed Supreme Court emergency dockets, standing doctrine in federal courts, and Senator Ted Cruz's biography on Justice Clarence Thomas. Dan Buck, regular contributor and host of The Buck Stops Here, analyzed Enes Kanter Freedom's courtside interaction with Natasha Cloud, spectator conduct policies at WNBA games, and debates around female sports definitions. Kurt Frisz, St. Charles County Police Chief, discussed internal audit processes, the termination of the department's Flock Safety contract, and ongoing use of alternative license plate reader technology. Catherine Hanaway, Missouri Attorney General, discussed legal agreements suspending 7-OH kratom distribution, federal law enforcement partnerships in St. Louis, and price transparency enforcement. Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, discussed tournament operations at the BMW Championship, St. Louis CITY SC roster moves, and late-season St. Louis Cardinals updates.

Kirk and Chris dive into ESPN's Ben Golliver's latest article detailing 11 men's NBA players who could be elected to the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in the next three years. (https://www.espnlacrosse.com/2026/08/14/the-11-nba-players-on-the-basketball-hall-of-fames-waiting-list/ )From first-ballot locks like Chris Paul and Russell Westbrook to borderline debates surrounding Blake Griffin, Derrick Rose, and Andre Iguodala, we break down who actually belongs in Springfield. Plus, Kirk shares his controversial theory: Is the Basketball Hall of Fame intentionally delaying men's inductions because they are BROKE and need to manufacture ticket sales for their ceremonies?We also discuss Marc Gasol's international path, Shawn Marion's 2011 championship resume, and why Kyle Lowry will always have a special place in Toronto Raptors history.

Hour 3 opens with weekend concert updates from Busch Stadium and a preview of upcoming segment features before moving to national political news on The Shortlist, featuring House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, and combat veteran Joey Jones. In Segment 2, Senior Legal Fellow Hans von Spakovsky from Advancing American Freedom joins the program to break down the landmark federal court ruling in Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF invalidating NFA registration requirements for zero-taxed suppressors, alongside legal analyses of public policy contract defenses in surrogacy disputes and federal enforcement targeting birthright tourism networks. In Segment 3's The Buck Stops Here, guest commentator Dan Buck reflects on sanctuary city policies following the fatal stabbing of 68-year-old retiree Todd Stewart in Martinez, California, debuting his original song "American Invaders." Hour 3 concludes with Segment 4's Kim on a Whim, examining a federal lawsuit against the Palo Alto Unified School District over an unconsented mosque field trip and CAIR speaker presentation for high school students. Hour Hashtags #HansVonSpakovsky #NFA #SecondAmendment #DanBuck #TheBuckStopsHere #KimOnAWhim #PaloAltoLawsuit #CAIR Hour Guest List Hans von Spakovsky — Senior Legal Fellow at Advancing American Freedom (Hour 3, Segment 2) Dan Buck — Guest Commentator and Executive Director (Hour 3, Segment 3)

Welcome back to The Buck Stops Here, the official program of NotInHallOfFame.com and the United States Athletics Hall of Fame!Today, host Kirk Buchner sits down with sports historian, SABR member, and acclaimed author Matthew DiBiase. Matthew is the groundbreaking author behind a series of books that mathematically rank the greatest coaches and general managers across the four major North American sports.In this episode, we dive deep into his latest release, Patriarchs of the Dugout, which makes history by integrating Negro League managers into the official MLB rankings using a unique "plus/minus" metric system. Matthew also shares some shocking reveals from his upcoming NBA coaching book, Men in the Huddle, and explains why legendary managers like Bobby Cox and Tony La Russa missed his Top 10 cut.

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.”

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

The Menachem Begin Heritage Center in Jerusalem is continuing in, August its conversation series entitled The Buck Stops Here. The English- language conversations are free to the public and focus on a different prime minister each time. KAN's Mark Weiss spoke with Paul Gross from the Menachem Begin Heritage Center. (Photo: Courtesy)See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck are joined by Hans von Spakovsky to discuss non-citizen voter registration, election integrity and an Illinois ruling on in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants. Ray Bozarth makes the case for Missouri Amendment Four and changes to the initiative petition process. The hour wraps with the Buck Stops Here.

Marc Cox is joined by Dan Buck, filling in for Kim, for a full show focused on Missouri's upcoming election and the battles over Amendments 4 and 5, St. Louis County Props C and U, outside political spending and election integrity. Hans von Spakovsky discusses non-citizen voter registration and immigration, while Ray Bozarth makes the case for Amendment Four and Dennis Ganahl of Missouri Tax Relief Now breaks down the local propositions. Plus, Dan tackles the rise of homeschooling in the Buck Stops Here, Nicole Murray has the latest business news, and Marc and Dan cover St. Louis crime, water safety, media bias, public education, pet costs and more.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck break down the debate over Missouri Amendments 4 and 5, outside spending ahead of the election and the push to change the initiative petition process. They also discuss President Trump's return to the White House Correspondents' Dinner, crime concerns around St. Louis and the changing local TV landscape. Plus, in the Buck Stops Here, Dan examines the surge in homeschooling, declining confidence in public education, school choice and alternatives through trades and apprenticeships.

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show is a powerful tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham from every angle. President Trump calls into Fox News live, reflecting on his friendship with Graham and sounding off on Iran's aggression in the Strait of Hormuz. Legal expert Hans von Spakovsky shares his own personal history with Graham while breaking down the DOJ's sanctuary city crackdown in Maryland and looming Second Amendment battles at the Supreme Court. Dan Buck delivers a fiery Buck Stops Here segment demanding Congress finish Graham's unfinished business — the Russia sanctions bill and the Save America Act — while sounding off on who should not fill his Senate seat. The hour closes with a rare and touching interview featuring Marc's wife, Michelle Cox, who shares her personal decades-long friendship with Graham dating back to his days as a small-town South Carolina attorney. Faith, family, and conservative resolve — the Marc Cox Morning Show honors a statesman. Hour Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #LindseyGraham #PresidentTrump #HansVonSpakovsky #DanBuck #MichelleCox #SaveAmericaAct #RussiaSanctions #ConservativeValues #FaithFamilyFreedom Hour 3 Guest List: President Trump – Reflections on Lindsey Graham friendship and Iran/Strait of Hormuz situation Hans von Spakovsky – Sanctuary cities, AI regulation, Second Amendment cases Dan Buck – Russia sanctions, Save America Act, Senate succession Michelle Cox – Personal memories of Lindsey Graham

The Buck Stops Here kicks off with a patriotic anthem from Tom MacDonald before Dan Buck turns serious, honoring Senator Lindsey Graham by demanding Congress finish what he started. Dan Buck lays out the urgent case for passing Graham's Russia sanctions bill and the Save America Act, calling out Senate Majority Leader John Thune for inaction and warning Democrats to filibuster in plain view if they oppose common-sense voter ID laws. Plus, Dan and Marc Cox weigh in on who should — and definitely should not — fill Graham's Senate seat, taking direct aim at Nancy Mace's ambitions. This is a rallying cry for accountability and election integrity you need to hear. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #TheBuckStopsHere #DanBuck #LindseyGraham #SaveAmericaAct #RussiaSanctions #JohnThune #VoterID #ElectionIntegrity #ConservativeValues #TomMacDonald

The Marc Cox Morning Show opens with Ryan Wrecker filling in alongside Kim St. Onge, setting the tone with a Fourth of July weekend reflection rooted in faith, family, and patriotism, while also questioning MetroLink's new fare enforcement system and media narratives resurfacing old JD Vance commentary. Hour 1 takes a more serious turn as the conversation examines race relations in America and closes with a powerful discussion of Erika Kirk's resolve and forgiveness as she prepares to face her husband's accused killer, framing themes of faith, grief, and resilience. Hour 2 expands from local to global, covering Trump's reported influence in a World Cup red card controversy, JD Vance's patriotic holiday message, and St. Louis' downtown curfew crackdown, which Ryan and Kim argue reflects deeper cultural and parenting challenges. Dom Savino provides a business and culture update spanning record markets, a $19 million T-Rex fossil sale, and Hollywood's ongoing struggles, while Grant Salzman makes his “In Other News” debut with a mix of unusual and emotional stories ranging from Joey Chestnut's competitive eating return to a tragic Arizona hospital incident. Hour 3 focuses heavily on civic identity and ideological conflict, with JD Vance's “grace and greatness” message leading into legal analysis from Hans von Spakovsky on a Denver school board discrimination lawsuit. Dan Buck's “Buck Stops Here” segment emphasizes grassroots patriotism through his neighborhood flagpole initiative while warning against rising socialist and communist influence in American politics. Kim St. Onge closes the hour with a “Kim on a Whim” tying together grocery prices, global instability, and the Republican path toward the 2026 midterms. Hour 4 delivers a lighter but wide-ranging finale, opening with playful celebrity wedding speculation before shifting into a broader cultural critique of Hollywood through backlash against Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey trailer. Tom Ackerman joins with a sports-packed segment covering Team USA's World Cup run, officiating controversy, and the Cardinals' dominant win over the Cubs. The final stretch includes debate over Trump Accounts for children, questions surrounding a reported Paul Pelosi hit-and-run incident, FBI drone interceptions at World Cup venues, and a sign-off that blends humor, politics, sports, and pop culture to close the show. Across all four hours, the program weaves together themes of patriotism, accountability, cultural tension, faith, and everyday American life—balancing hard news with humor and commentary while staying anchored in common-sense conservative perspective. Guest List (Full Show): Ryan Wrecker (Guest Host, all hours) Kim St. Onge (Co-Host, all hours) Dom Savino (Business update, Hour 2) Grant Salzman (In Other News, Hour 2) Hans von Spakovsky (Legal segment, Hour 3) Dan Buck (Buck Stops Here, Hour 3) Tom Ackerman (Sports, Hour 4) Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #JDVance #CultureWar #HollywoodBacklash #WorldCup2026 #StLouisTalk #FaithAndFamily #ConservativeTalk #Midterms2026

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show is packed with patriotism and hard truths. Ryan Wrecker and Kim St. Onge open with a heartfelt look at JD Vance's Fourth of July speech before welcoming legal fellow Hans von Spakovsky to break down a major Denver school board discrimination lawsuit. Dan Buck joins Buck Stops Here to share his neighborhood flagpole mission and a fiery call to confront the rise of socialism and communism in America, name-checking Zohran Mamdani directly. Kim closes the hour with a Kim on a Whim breakdown of grocery prices, global instability, and what Republicans must do to win the fight heading into the midterms. Faith, freedom, and common sense — the Marc Cox Morning Show keeps it real. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour3 #JDVance #HansVonSpakovsky #BuckStopsHere #DanBuck #KimOnAWhim #Midterms2026 #AntiCommunism #ConservativeValues #StLouisTalk Guest List for Hour 3: Hans von Spakovsky (Advancing American Freedom, Denver school board lawsuit), Dan Buck (Buck Stops Here, neighborhood flagpole initiative and anti-communism commentary)

Dan Buck joins the Marc Cox Morning Show fresh off a Fourth of July weekend spent doing something beautifully American — installing nine flagpoles for his Newtown neighbors, free of charge, with a men's fellowship group ready to help even more next year. But the real fire comes when Dan calls out Zohran Mamdani directly, blasting his rhetoric as an attempt to rewrite American history and sell socialism to a generation that doesn't understand what it actually costs. He shares a patriotic anthem from Christian conservative songwriter Josh Spai and a scorching rant demanding that anyone pushing communism in America "shouldn't get the blessings of this nation." Faith, freedom, and neighborly love for country — that's what Buck Stops Here is all about. Kim on a Whim is up next, don't go anywhere. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #BuckStopsHere #DanBuck #AmericanFlag #ZohranMamdani #AntiCommunism #ChristianConservative #PatriotismInAction #FourthOfJuly #ConservativeValues #StLouisTalk

Dan Buck is back with The Buck Stops Here — and he's bringing a message every American needs to hear before the Fourth of July. Millions of visitors from across the globe have descended on America for the World Cup, and what they're finding is blowing up every lie the mainstream media has ever told about this country. Dan lays it out with passion and precision: the free market economy that makes Costco feel like an amusement park, the barbecue that's converting Japanese tourists on the spot, the kindness and respect that's going viral in every language on earth. He introduces the viral song Best Sleepover Ever that's capturing the magic of this moment — and then delivers a patriotic call to arms that will give you chills. America isn't just impressing the world — it's reminding its own citizens what 250 years of freedom actually looks like. The Marc Cox Morning Show says amen to every word. Don't miss this one — it's the segment that should be playing in every classroom in the country. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #TheBuckStopsHere #DanBuck #WorldCup2026 #AmericaIsAwesome #250Years #FourthOfJuly #PatriotRadio #BestSleepoverEver #GodBlessAmerica #AmericaFirst #ConservativeRadio #971Talk #StLouis #MAGA #FreeMarket #ProudAmerican #MediaLies #LandOfTheFree #NeverForget

Hour 3 of The Marc Cox Morning Show delivers one of the most patriotic and consequential hours of the week. Dan McNamara — the Australian gone viral with 12.5 million views — joins live from Palm Beach to tell Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge what World Cup visitors are discovering that the mainstream media has desperately tried to hide: America is cleaner, safer, kinder, and more incredible than anything they were ever told. Then Hans von Spakovsky breaks down the Supreme Court's bombshell TPS ruling, exposes the rogue Biden-appointed judges defying federal law with illegal injunctions, and previews the blockbuster decisions still coming this week on birthright citizenship, biological males in women's sports, and post-election ballot counting. Dan Buck fires up The Buck Stops Here with a patriotic masterpiece — making the case that the World Cup has handed America the greatest PR victory in its 250-year history and reminding every last one of us to stop whining and start being grateful. And Kim St. Onge wraps the hour with the story of Mayim Bialik — a liberal with a PhD who couldn't ask a single question about school closures without being accused of being a Republican in her own home. The left's tolerance is a fraud, and Hour 3 proves it beyond any reasonable doubt. This is The Marc Cox Morning Show at its absolute best. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour3 #DanMcNamara #AmericaIsAwesome #WorldCup2026 #HansVonSpakovsky #SupremeCourt #BirthrightCitizenship #TPS #DanBuck #TheBuckStopsHere #250Years #FourthOfJuly #KimOnAWhim #MayimBialik #CancelCulture #LeftistIntolerance #PatriotRadio #971Talk #StLouis #MAGA #GodBlessAmerica #ConservativeRadio #CommonSense #AmericaFirst Guest List: Dan McNamara — Australian visitor gone viral: sharing what World Cup travelers are discovering about America that the media won't tell you Hans von Spakovsky — Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow: breaking down the TPS Supreme Court ruling and previewing the week's blockbuster decisions Dan Buck — The Buck Stops Here: patriotic World Cup commentary and the viral song celebrating America's greatest PR moment

Dan Buck is back on the Marc Cox Morning Show with The Buck Stops Here — and this week he's bringing the number one downloaded song of the weekend with him. Tom McDonald dropped "Remember Who You Are" on Juneteenth, and the left is already losing their minds over it. Dan breaks down why a song celebrating rednecks, church, family, the flag, and constitutional rights has the radical left reaching for the race card — and why the silent majority is done sitting in the corner and staying quiet. From Hillary Clinton's revisionist Juneteenth history to Black-only institutions celebrated while white pride is demonized, Dan makes the case that fifth, sixth, and seventh generation Americans aren't going to lay down for guilt and shame. Marc and Kim weigh in on what Martin Luther King actually stood for — and how today's left has betrayed every word of it. The silent majority is waking up, and the Marc Cox Morning Show is their megaphone. HASHTAGS: #MarcCoxMorningShow #TheBuckStopsHere #DanBuck #TomMcDonald #RememberWhoYouAre #SilentMajority #Juneteenth #AmericanPride #CancelCulture #ConservativeRadio #STLConservative #MarcCox #PatriotVoices #MartinLutherKing

In this edition of The Buck Stops Here, Dan Buck revisits the viral "Roxy Tickle" story and discusses transgender identity, particularly among minors, during Pride Month. The conversation covers claims about youth transgender identification rates, detransitioning, Hollywood celebrities with transgender or non-binary children, parental responsibility, mental health debates, and concerns about social influences in schools.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss Iran negotiations, immigration policy, energy production, and John Bolton's classified documents case. Plus, The Buck Stops Here takes on Pride Month and local school issues before celebrating National Donut Day with Donut Delight's Scott Snyder.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover a wide range of local and national issues, beginning with debates over California's ballot counting process, St. Louis police pay, and city budget priorities. Tom Ackerman joins the show to discuss a major sports announcement for St. Louis, the economic impact of sports tourism, and the Knicks' championship hopes. Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent weighs in on Iran, congressional hearings, and the growing influence of social media on politics, while former Missouri Senator Bill Eigel discusses his campaign for St. Charles County Executive, plans to eliminate personal property taxes, and opposition to taxpayer-subsidized data centers. Dan Buck also makes his on-air singing debut with a parody performance during "The Buck Stops Here." In the final hour, Shannon Bream previews major Supreme Court rulings involving birthright citizenship, election laws, and women's sports, while Griff Jenkins reports from the White House on Iran negotiations, Middle East tensions, congressional politics, and the latest developments in Washington.

Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss Iran, congressional hearings, and the growing influence of social media on politics. Bill Eigel then outlines his campaign for St. Charles County Executive, including plans to eliminate personal property taxes, limit data center incentives, and reshape economic development in the county. The hour wraps up with a special edition of The Buck Stops Here, featuring Dan Buck's parody song debut, "Always a Woke Woman," and listener reactions to the performance.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck speak with SLMPD Sgt. Michael Simpson about the recovery of Alyssa Brock Meyer after a devastating crash and the community's support for her family. The hour also features Derrick Morgan of the Heritage Foundation on healthcare reform, government spending, and election integrity, along with discussions on California vote counting, media bias, and "The Buck Stops Here" segment focusing on voter ID laws and the Save America Act.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover a busy morning of local and national headlines, including the St. Charles County GOP debate, Missouri ballot initiatives, election integrity, California politics, and the ongoing battle over St. Louis police funding. The show features conversations with SLMPD Sgt. Michael Simpson about the recovery of Alyssa Brock Meyer and the community's support for her family, Derrick Morgan of the Heritage Foundation on healthcare reform and government spending, Congresswoman Ann Wagner on border security and the Save America Act, Nicole Murray with the latest business headlines, and Fox Business host Taylor Riggs on the economy, artificial intelligence, record stock market highs, and corporate migration trends. The show also includes "The Buck Stops Here," where Dan Buck tackles voter ID laws, Kamala Harris, and the political issues shaping the 2028 landscape.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss the St. Charles County GOP debate, a judge's ruling in the St. Louis police funding lawsuit, media coverage of the Judy Merrill Motika controversy, and a remarkable local story of survival and heroism. The hour also features "The Buck Stops Here," with Dan Buck breaking down Kamala Harris and the Democrats' 2028 outlook.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck kick off "The Buck Stops Here" with a parody song aimed at former Vice President Kamala Harris.

Hour three of the Marc Cox Morning Show is where the gloves come off. Hans Von Spakovsky joins to dismantle the Kilmar Abrego Garcia case piece by piece — a man grand jury witnesses identified as an MS-13 smuggler who made a hundred runs hauling aliens, guns, and narcotics, whose criminal indictment just got thrown out by an Obama-appointed judge on logic that Von Spakovsky says makes no sense whatsoever. Then Dan Buck brings the Buck Stops Here with a barnburner on the transgender movement's assault on American children, the family, and basic biology — and the landmark Texas victory where Ken Paxton forced the largest children's hospital in America to fire its doctors, pay $10 million, and fund detransition services for the kids they harmed. Kim closes the hour on a whim with a clear-eyed, common sense take on pride month, public decency, and why a parade that features men urinating on each other in front of children deserves the same scrutiny as any other act of public indecency — rainbow flag or not. Three segments, three conversations the mainstream media refuses to have. Only on the Marc Cox Morning Show. Hour Hashtags #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour3 #HansVonSpakovsky #DanBuck #KimOnAWhim #KenPaxton #TexasChildrensHospital #KilmarGarcia #ActivistJudges #TransAgenda #ProtectOurKids #PrideMonth #BorderSecurity #AmericaFirst #MAGA #ConservativeRadio #PatriotRadio #StLouisRadio #FaithFamilyFreedom #CommonSense

This segment of The Buck Stops Here features Dan Buck reacting to the lack of mainstream media coverage of a large pro-Israel rally in Washington, D.C., followed by a shift into political commentary on media bias and selective reporting. The conversation moves into entertainment-style political satire, highlighting an AI-generated parody song tied to the Los Angeles mayoral race featuring figures like Karen Bass, Gavin Newsom, Kamala Harris, and Nancy Pelosi. The discussion then pivots sharply to alleged large-scale fraud in government programs, with Buck focusing on Minnesota's “Feeding Our Future” scandal, a reported $250 million scheme involving fraudulent meal claims through sham nonprofits. He argues that systemic fraud of this scale requires institutional complicity and criticizes oversight failures at both state and federal levels, citing whistleblowers and investigative reporting that suggest political connections and possible involvement by elected officials. The segment closes with broader claims that fraud networks may span multiple states and parties, while emphasizing the need for criminal accountability at higher levels of government rather than only targeting lower-level offenders. Hashtags: #DanBuck #TheBuckStopsHere #FraudScandal #Minnesota #FeedingOurFuture #GovernmentWaste #WashingtonDC #MediaBias #LosAngelesMayorRace #AIPArody #Accountability

Dan Buck joins the segment to introduce a new format for his “Buck Stops Here” commentary, starting each appearance with a featured independent music clip, this time spotlighting rapper Tom McDonald and his track “Anti,” which he describes as a critique of Hollywood and political culture. The discussion expands into broader cultural and political themes, including criticism of progressive policies in blue states, with claims that high taxes and expanded government programs are driving a migration of people and businesses toward lower-tax states like Texas, Florida, and Tennessee. The conversation explores whether that trend reflects unintended consequences or deliberate political strategy, including concerns about long-term fiscal collapse and potential federal bailouts. The segment closes with a lighter exchange about music tastes and the surprising popularity of the band Bring Me the Horizon among younger fans, before teasing upcoming discussion on family policy and accountability in the Trump administration. Hashtags: #TheBuckStopsHere #DanBuck #TomMcDonald #BlueStateExodus #Texas #Florida #Tennessee #PoliticalCommentary #MusicDiscussion #MorningShowPolitics

Hour 3 opens with a pushback against alarming media coverage of a reported hantavirus case, arguing the risk is being overstated and not comparable to COVID-era fears. The show then pivots to a detailed legal breakdown with Hans von Spakovsky on redistricting fights in Tennessee, Alabama, and Virginia, focusing on how courts are reshaping Voting Rights Act interpretations and rejecting flawed mapping efforts. In the middle of the hour, Dan Buck introduces a new Buck Stops Here music feature centered on Tom McDonald's “Anti,” sparking a broader debate about censorship, culture wars, and political messaging in music. The hour closes with “Kim on a Whim,” reacting to a proposed policy to revoke or deny passports for individuals with unpaid child support, weighing enforcement practicality against government overreach and existing collection mechanisms. Hashtags: #Hantavirus #Redistricting #VotingRightsAct #HansVonSpakovsky #CultureWar #TomMcDonald #KimOnAWhim #ChildSupport #PassportPolicy #LegalDebate #Politics

Hour 1 opens with Mother's Day weekend recaps, including a concert featuring Steve Vai and Joe Satriani, before shifting into escalating tensions with Iran tied to the Strait of Hormuz and concerns over rising gas prices. The discussion frames Trump's Iran strategy as necessary toughness while expanding into a broader cultural critique sparked by Bill Maher's comments on entitlement, victimhood, and political anger in modern America. The hour also revisits COVID-era distrust in institutions, criticism of “trust the science” messaging, and skepticism toward pharmaceutical and healthcare systems, before closing on lighter entertainment culture talk around Bring Me the Horizon concerts and rising ticket prices. Hour 2 continues international focus with U.S.–Iran and China leverage discussions, alongside criticism of Mark Kelly's remarks on military readiness. Domestic issues dominate the middle of the hour with childcare protests framed as politically driven debates over family policy, while St. Louis topics include crime concerns, civic tech responses, and speculation around Steve Savard's media role. The hour ends with financial reporting on AI-driven market gains, retail strategy shifts, and broader economic anxiety signals in consumer behavior. Hour 3 pivots into media fear critiques over a reported hantavirus case, then moves into major legal analysis with Hans von Spakovsky on redistricting battles across multiple states and Voting Rights Act interpretations. Cultural politics take center stage with Dan Buck's “Buck Stops Here” music segment featuring Tom McDonald's “Anti,” sparking debate over censorship and political messaging in entertainment. The hour closes with “Kim on a Whim,” focused on proposed federal action revoking passports for individuals with unpaid child support and the tension between enforcement and personal rights. Hour 4 opens with Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway detailing legal battles over control of the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Board, kratom enforcement actions, and ongoing election integrity efforts tied to voter roll audits. The conversation shifts into the same passport-child support policy debate before moving into sports with Tom Ackerman, who breaks down a tough Cardinals loss to the Padres, Missouri State's major hire of Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte, and a strong weekend for local teams including the Battlehawks. The show closes with political commentary arguing Democrats are positioning to reverse Trump-era policies while downplaying economic developments like the Granite City Steel reopening and broader manufacturing gains. Hashtags: #BillMaher #Trump #Iran #StraitOfHormuz #CultureWar #COVID19 #TrustTheScience #BringMeTheHorizon #MarkKelly #Childcare #SteveSavard #StLouis #Hantavirus #Redistricting #VotingRightsAct #HansVonSpakovsky #TomMcDonald #KimOnAWhim #CatherineHanaway #ElectionIntegrity #Cardinals #TomAckerman #RyanLochte #Battlehawks #GraniteCitySteel #Politics #Economy #MorningRadio

Marc Cox opens the show with Dan Buck filling in for Kim St. Ange, recounting a heated St. Charles County Council meeting where anti-ICE protesters opposed a new law enforcement cooperation agreement that ultimately passed unanimously 7–0. The hour shifts to Cardinals early-season optimism and a surprise Edgar Renteria autograph before “The Buck Stops Here” spotlights controversy surrounding Jaden Ivey's reported release from the Chicago Bulls following faith-based criticism of LGBTQ Pride messaging, sparking debate over religious freedom and free speech in professional sports. The hour wraps with outrage over Providence officials calling for removal of a mural honoring a murdered Ukrainian immigrant, with Cox and Buck questioning political double standards and cultural priorities. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #DanBuck #StCharlesCounty #ICE #ImmigrationPolicy #JadenIvey #ChicagoBulls #ReligiousFreedom #Providence #MuralControversy #FreeSpeech

Marc Cox opens Hour 3 with Fort Zumwalt school board candidate Mark Pratt, discussing low voter turnout, the NEA endorsement, school safety, curriculum oversight, and the importance of informed voting. The hour continues with Dan Buck on The Buck Stops Here, dissecting Charles Barkley's controversial immigration rant during March Madness and emphasizing the distinction between legal and illegal immigration. Kim closes the hour with Kim on a Whim, analyzing Drusky's viral video parodying Erica Kirk, calling out racial double standards in comedy, and previewing discussion of Amendment Three and local fire and EMS ballot issues. Hashtags: #MarcPratt #FortZumwalt #SchoolBoard #TheBuckStopsHere #DanBuck #CharlesBarkley #ImmigrationDebate #KimOnAWhim #EricaKirk #ViralVideo #MissouriPolitics

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge talk with Carl Bearden, Executive Director of United for Missouri, about the proposal to eliminate Missouri's state income tax and the debate among conservatives over how it would work. Dan Buck from The Buck Stops Here joins to discuss patriotism, baseball, and Team USA's win over the Dominican Republic in the World Baseball Classic. The hour also features Kim on a Whim, where Kim and Marc talk about the future of movie theaters, declining attendance, and how streaming and rising ticket prices are changing movie-going habits.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge talk with Dan Buck from The Buck Stops Here about patriotism and the global reach of baseball during the World Baseball Classic. The discussion centers on Team USA's 2–1 win over the Dominican Republic and the pride surrounding pitcher Paul Skenes representing the country on the international stage. Buck also reflects on baseball's spread from the United States to countries like the Dominican Republic and Japan, the passionate international fan support seen in Miami, and how the sport reflects American traditions such as merit, competition, and national pride.

Marc Cox opens Hour 3 reflecting on daylight saving changes and the challenges of resetting household clocks, then introduces Eben Brown to analyze President Trump's Latin America summit targeting drug cartels, border security, and regional cooperation, noting Christy Noem's emerging role. The hour continues with “The Buck Stops Here” featuring Dan Buck dissecting St. Louis city and county mismanagement of the Rams settlement funds, detailing squandered opportunities for long-term economic growth. The segment closes with Kim breaking down the legislative hurdles for the SAVE Act, spotlighting Senate gridlock, reconciliation strategies, and key Republican maneuvers to prioritize voter ID and election reforms, while previewing local events and giveaways. Hashtags: #Trump #LatinAmerica #EbenBrown #DanBuck #RamsMoney #SAVEAct #SenatePolitics #JohnKennedy #JohnThune #KimOnAWhim #StLouis