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In The Buck Stops Here, guest commentator Dan Buck reflects on sanctuary city policies and border security following the fatal stabbing of 68-year-old retiree Todd Stewart in Martinez, California by an illegal immigrant from Venezuela who had been repeatedly released by local courts. Buck critiques municipal non-cooperation policies with federal immigration enforcement (ICE) and sanctuary state statutes that hamper law enforcement actions. Additionally, Buck debuts his original song, "American Invaders," calling out open-border policies, non-assimilation, systemic immigration fraud, and judicial obstruction facing federal law enforcement officers. Hashtags: #TheBuckStopsHere #DanBuck #BorderSecurity #SanctuaryCities #ToddStewart #ICE

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)

On the August 17, 2026 edition of The Marc Cox Morning Show, hosts Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge detail Second Amendment legal victories, municipal public safety, national political strategy, and historic St. Louis sports milestones. Hour 1 covers local storm impacts on the Busch Stadium Guns N' Roses concert, WNBA fan t-shirt censorship controversies, Bill Maher's commentary on Western cultural assimilation, the passing of actress Hayden Panettiere, and former Congresswoman Nancy Mace's digital media launch. Hour 2 examines National Firearms Act (NFA) judicial rulings, a citywide St. Louis Water Division boil advisory, hot car child endangerment charges, financial updates on Anthropic and Berkshire Hathaway from Nicole Murray, and State Technical College of Missouri's #1 national ranking. Hour 3 breaks down Democratic primary scheduling, Hans von Spakovsky's analysis of the Silencer Shop Foundation v. ATF court ruling on zero-taxed suppressors, Dan Buck's debut of "American Invaders," and a federal lawsuit against Palo Alto Unified School District over an unconsented mosque field trip. Hour 4 analyzes Missouri Amendment 3 campaign finance dynamics, Kimberly Bird's update on Live Action surrogacy advocacy, and KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman's breakdown of Cardinals prospect Joshua Baez's historic three-homerun MLB debut at Wrigley Field. Full Show Hashtags #MOpol #JoshuaBaez #StLouisCardinals #NFA #SecondAmendment #HansVonSpakovsky #DanBuck #TheBuckStopsHere #KimOnAWhim #LiveAction #TomAckerman #StLouisBrief #BoilAdvisory #PaloAltoLawsuit #Election2026 Master Guest List Nicole Murray (Financial and Business Journalist) Hans von Spakovsky (Senior Legal Fellow at Advancing American Freedom) Dan Buck (Guest Commentator and Executive Director) Kimberly Bird (Communications and Public Affairs Senior Specialist for Live Action) Tom Ackerman (KMOX Sports Director)

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.”

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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.

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.

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 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 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 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 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 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.

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.

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.

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.

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 Missouri ballot issues, outside money influencing amendment campaigns, local water safety concerns and questions surrounding the Hunter Biden laptop investigation. Nicole Murray joins with business and market news, followed by a debate over pet insurance and the rising cost of owning a dog. The hour wraps with In Other News, featuring Tony Romo's DUI, a Space Needle base jump, a Bigfoot sighting and a Spider-Man good Samaritan.

Ray Bozarth joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to explain Amendment Four and how it would change Missouri's initiative petition process. He discusses outside money in ballot campaigns, the proposed congressional district requirement and why supporters want a higher bar for amending the state constitution.

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.

Hans von Spakovsky joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss non-citizens being registered to vote in New Jersey, the use of federal citizenship databases and election integrity. He also breaks down an Illinois court ruling involving in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants and what could happen next.

Dan Buck discusses the rise of homeschooling, declining public school performance, school choice and why more parents are looking for alternatives to traditional education.

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.

Dennis Ganahl of Missouri Tax Relief Now joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss St. Louis County Props C and U, concerns over county spending and the proposed internet sales tax. He also weighs in on Missouri Amendments Four and Five and outside spending on ballot campaigns.

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 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.

(Note: Today's broadcast is documented from Hour 2 through Hour 4.) A Monday like no other on the Marc Cox Morning Show, dominated by the sudden death of Senator Lindsey Graham at 71. Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge deliver comprehensive coverage from every angle — the Senate succession battle and speculation over who Governor Henry McMaster will appoint, left-wing figures politicizing Graham's death, President Trump's emotional live call-in reflecting on their friendship, and touching personal tributes from legal expert Hans von Spakovsky, conservative commentator Dan Buck, and Marc's own wife, Michelle Cox, who shared decades of personal history with the late senator. Beyond the Graham coverage, the show tackled deadly Missouri flooding in Crawford County, a damning report on the St. Louis County jail riot cover-up, business news including an Apple-OpenAI legal battle and Iran-driven oil price spikes, FBI Deputy Director Andrew Bailey's briefing on fraud and child safety efforts, Kamala Harris' pandering WNBA speech and the left's double standards, and Heritage Foundation economist EJ Antoni's sobering data on American men leaving the workforce. The show closed with a lighter tribute to actor Randolph Mantooth and some Hollywood banter. Faith, family, freedom, and common sense — the Marc Cox Morning Show delivered it all on a day the nation lost a true conservative statesman. Full Show Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #LindseyGraham #PresidentTrump #MichelleCox #DanBuck #HansVonSpakovsky #AndrewBailey #EJAntoni #KamalaHarris #MissouriFlooding #ConservativeValues #FaithFamilyFreedom #StLouis Full Show Guest List: Nicole Murray – Business/Market Update 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 Andrew Bailey – FBI fraud, child safety, border security update EJ Antoni – Heritage Foundation economist on workforce participation decline

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

They spent years telling the world America was broken, dangerous, and divided — and then the World Cup happened. The Marc Cox Morning Show delivers one of its most patriotic and consequential Mondays of the year, opening with a heat wave, a viral Australian visitor, and the unstoppable truth that millions of global fans are discovering what conservatives have always known: there is no place on earth like the United States of America. Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge spend four relentless hours fighting for Missouri voters on Amendment 4 and Amendment 5 — calling out the lies, naming the liars, and making the clearest possible case that a yes on both is a yes on keeping your own money and locking George Soros out of your state Constitution. Texas puts the Bible back in public schools and Kim St. Onge asks the question every conservative parent needs to wrestle with before celebrating. Marc blows up fifteen years of Obamacare mythology in one segment and dares Bernie Sanders to defend Medicare for All with a straight face. Hans von Spakovsky breaks down the Supreme Court's blockbuster TPS ruling and previews the birthright citizenship decision that could reshape the country before the week is out. Dan McNamara — the Australian gone viral with 12.5 million views — joins live to share what World Cup visitors are discovering that the mainstream media has desperately tried to bury. Dan Buck delivers a patriotic masterpiece reminding every American that the World Cup has handed this nation its greatest PR victory in 250 years — and that it's time to stop whining and start being grateful. Mayim Bialik couldn't even question school closures without being called a Republican in her own home — and Kim St. Onge uses her story to expose the left's tolerance as the fraud it has always been. Tucker Carlson declares MAGA dead and Marc Cox dismantles the argument piece by piece. Elizabeth Brown of the USO reminds St. Louis that the heroes defending this country need support every single day — not just at Christmas. Tom Ackerman breaks down a Blues draft that has the organization quietly optimistic, a Cardinals team still in the hunt, and a USA vs. Bosnia World Cup showdown that has all of St. Louis holding its breath. Four hours. Zero punches pulled. One city. One show. The Marc Cox Morning Show — where the truth is always on. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #June29 #WorldCup2026 #AmericaIsAwesome #Amendment4 #Amendment5 #Missouri #VoterGuide #BibleInSchools #Texas #Obamacare #HansVonSpakovsky #SupremeCourt #BirthrightCitizenship #DanMcNamara #Australia #DanBuck #TheBuckStopsHere #250Years #FourthOfJuly #MayimBialik #CancelCulture #TuckerCarlson #MAGA #ElizabethBrown #USO #MilitarySupport #TomAckerman #StLouisBlues #NHLDraft #Cardinals #USAvsBosnia #KimOnAWhim #StLouisMorningBrief #InOtherNews #ConservativeRadio #971Talk #StLouis #PatriotRadio #GodBlessAmerica #CommonSense #FightTheLies #KimStOnge #AmericaFirst Full Guest List: Dan McNamara — Australian visitor gone viral with 12.5 million views: what World Cup travelers are discovering about America that the media won't tell you Hans von Spakovsky — Heritage Foundation senior legal fellow: TPS Supreme Court ruling breakdown and blockbuster decisions still coming this week Dan Buck — The Buck Stops Here: patriotic World Cup commentary and America's greatest PR moment in 250 years Nicole Murray — Business update: Comcast/NBC Universal spinoff, markets, local Ford dealership closure and the Grubhub dentures story Elizabeth Brown — USO Area Director for Missouri and Kansas: year-round military support and how St. Louis can get involved at missouri.uso.org Tom Ackerman — Sports: Blues NHL draft breakdown, Cardinals wild card chase, and USA vs. Bosnia World Cup preview

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

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show is one for the ages. Live at Whitmore Country Club, Marc sits down with two American heroes — Army veteran and Folds of Honor board director Ray Wagner, who watched his West Point classmate receive the Medal of Honor at the White House, and retired Marine Sergeant Rocky Sickman, who spent 444 days as an Iranian hostage and delivers a chilling warning: Iran told him to his face they just wait out American presidents. Then Hans von Spakovsky, senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, breaks down the unanimous Supreme Court marijuana gun ruling and drops a bombshell — birthright citizenship and biological men in women's sports decisions could land as soon as this week. Dan Buck brings the number one downloaded song of the weekend — Tom McDonald's "Remember Who You Are" — and makes the case that the silent majority is done being shamed into silence. And Matt Schwartz, president of Missouri and Southern Illinois Folds of Honor, reveals 150 qualified scholarship applicants didn't get funded this year — and every $5,000 changes a military family's life forever. Missouri Attorney General Katherine Hannaway joins next hour. Don't go anywhere. HOUR HASHTAGS: #MarcCoxMorningShow #Hour3 #FoldsOfHonor #RockySickman #RayWagner #HansVonSpakovsky #SupremeCourt #DanBuck #TomMcDonald #MattSchwartz #BirthrightCitizenship #MilitaryFamilies #ConservativeRadio #STLConservative #MarcCox #PatriotVoices HOUR 3 GUEST LIST: Ray Wagner — Army veteran and Folds of Honor board director, discussing the organization's local scholarship impact and his West Point classmate's Medal of Honor ceremony at the White House Rocky Sickman — Retired Marine Sergeant and former Iranian hostage, warning that Iran's negotiators told him directly they simply wait out American presidents Hans von Spakovsky — Senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, breaking down the 9-0 marijuana gun ruling and previewing blockbuster Supreme Court decisions expected this week Dan Buck — The Buck Stops Here contributor, spotlighting Tom McDonald's #1 hit "Remember Who You Are" and the left's double standard on racial pride Matt Schwarz — COO and President of Missouri and Southern Illinois Folds of Honor chapters, revealing 150 qualified scholarship applicants went unfunded and how listeners can help

They came to honor America's warriors — and the Marc Cox Morning Show delivered one of the most powerful Monday mornings in recent memory. Broadcasting live from Whitmore Country Club in St. Charles County for the eighth annual SunTrip Folds of Honor Golf Tournament, Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge spent four hours doing what they do best: honoring the people who deserve it, exposing the people who don't, and giving conservative Missouri exactly what the mainstream media refuses to provide. The morning opened with Marc dismantling the narrative that Iran won anything — a country with no Navy, no Air Force, 85-90% of its missiles destroyed, and its uranium on the negotiating table. While JD Vance worked the room in Switzerland, Democrats like Chuck Schumer, Cory Booker, and Cory Booker rushed to cameras to root for failure — and Marc Cox called every single one of them out. Then Chuck Schumer accidentally admitted the SAVE Act might remove 25 million people from voter rolls, Rosie O'Donnell returned from Ireland to push election cancellation conspiracy theories, and Kamala Harris demanded 13 Supreme Court justices on the Don Lemon show. Kim St. Onge took over Kim on a Whim with a deep dive into the left's war on American history — from the Christopher Columbus statue that vanished from Tower Grove Park to Confederate monuments quietly returning to Baltimore to the 1619 Project sneaking into Missouri classrooms. Then the Marc Cox Morning Show played the audio of Joe Biden proving he had absolutely no idea what Juneteenth was — right before he made it a national holiday. Hans von Spakovsky, senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, broke down the unanimous 9-0 Supreme Court marijuana gun ruling and warned that birthright citizenship and biological men in women's sports decisions could drop as early as this week. Dan Buck brought the number one downloaded song of the weekend — Tom McDonald's "Remember Who You Are" — and made the case that the silent majority is done being shamed into silence. Nicole Murray delivered the business headlines including oil prices dropping as Iran peace talks progressed and SpaceX stumbling after its blockbuster IPO. The emotional heart of the morning came when retired Marine Sergeant Rocky Sickman — who spent 444 days as an Iranian hostage — delivered a chilling warning live on air: Iran's interrogators told him directly during captivity that they simply wait out American presidents. He revealed he didn't learn until he came home that eight American soldiers died trying to rescue him in Operation Eagle Claw, and that every single morning he wakes up earning the day in their memory. Army veteran and Folds of Honor board director Ray Wagner added that his West Point classmate Major Nicholas Dockery had just received the Medal of Honor at the White House. Matt Schwartz, president of the Missouri and Southern Illinois Folds of Honor chapters, revealed that 150 fully qualified scholarship applicants went unfunded this year — and every $5,000 changes a military family's life forever. Missouri Attorney General Catherine Hanaway drove out to Whitmore Country Club and delivered back-to-back bombshells across two segments — a June 25th deadline to Major League Baseball over suppressing Bible verses while forcing Pride logos, a full appeal of the judge's ruling gutting 179 Missouri abortion safety laws, an urgent warning to parents about Lorex baby monitors feeding audio and video to Chinese military-linked servers, the shutdown of kratom-derived 708 that has killed 161 Missourians and targets kids in recovery, and the news that 18,000 of Missouri's estimated 25,000 illegal slot machines have been shut down. Marc's son Brad Cox closed the show with the news that 350 golfers across two courses — Whitmore and Persimmon Woods — are projected to raise $400,000 for Folds of Honor in a single day. Four hours. One location. Countless reasons to be proud to be an American. This is the Marc Cox Morning Show — and ...

Dan Buck and Kim St. Onge discuss the reported Iran peace agreement, falling oil prices, America 250 events, and major St. Louis headlines before talking with Hans von Spakovsky about key Supreme Court cases, FDA transparency, vaccine liability protections, and federal DEI funding.

Dan Buck and Kim St. Onge fill in on the Marc Cox Morning Show, discussing the reported U.S.-Iran peace agreement, falling oil prices, the G7 Summit, UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, and America 250 celebrations. The show also covers the downtown St. Louis sinkhole, West County Mall shooting, teen takeovers, and local crime concerns. Hans von Spakovsky joins to discuss major Supreme Court cases, FDA transparency, vaccine liability protections, and federal DEI funding. Missouri Rep. Alex Riley explains Amendment 4 and changes to Missouri's initiative petition process, while Tom Ackerman breaks down Team USA's World Cup run, Tim Ream's leadership, Cardinals bullpen concerns, Chaim Bloom's roster decisions, and the Knicks' championship. The show concludes with discussion of Sen. Ron Johnson's claims regarding COVID vaccine safety data and government transparency.