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In the final Buck Don't Give a #&^@ it is thankful Thursday and today Dan what is his final day Dan Buck is thankful for the 97.1 team.

In this hour we talk about the final day for Dan. President Trump wants to fire Jerome Powell. City earnings tax will return to ballot in 2026. In Buck Don't Give a #&^@ - Dan Buck is thankful for the 97.1 team.

On this segment of Buck Dont Give a ____, Marc Cox and Dan Buck break down April Chapman's commentary on Candace Owens and her evolving public stance. They dive into Candace's criticism of Turning Point USA, the role of faith in politics, and what her shift reveals about debate tolerance inside the Republican party. The conversation also contrasts GOP disagreements with Democratic party dynamics, discusses Donald Trump's leadership style, and includes a brief personal update from Buck on recovering from a recent injury.

In Hour 1, Marc Cox and Dan Buck break down the growing push in Congress to release the Epstein files, the political strategy behind it, and the major names tied to the case. They discuss blackmail, influence, and the money surrounding the story. The hour includes "Buck Don't Give a _____" on Candace Owens' recent stance on Turning Point USA with insight from April Chapman. Marc and Dan talk GOP disagreements, Trump's handling of dissent, public safety concerns, and share personal injury recovery stories.

In Hour 2, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss upcoming team changes and thank Dan as he prepares to move on. They break down the fight over new hemp and THC regulations, law enforcement concerns, and the politics behind the legislation. The hour also covers national political news involving Trump, the DOJ, Hunter Biden, and the Clinton Russian collusion story. Senator Eric Schmitt joins to talk military issues, the intelligence community, and health care costs tied to Obamacare. Marc and Dan touch on Missouri Tigers football with recruiting, loyalty, and salary rumors. Dom Savino delivers business headlines, followed by In Other News, including Alzheimer's research, Vegemite in Australian prisons, a black bear in a dollar store.

Hour 3 starts with Eben Brown breaking down the nationwide Cloudflare outage, its impact on major industries, and growing concerns about monopoly, redundancy, AI dependence, and digital currency or ID systems. Mary Vought joins to discuss how the government shutdown affects SNAP benefits, long term program growth, fraud concerns, and the need for stronger welfare oversight. The hour closes with Buck Dont Give a ____ as Marc Cox and Dan Buck react to the biggest political and cultural stories of the week.

The hour opens with the ongoing controversy over the Epstein list and recent Congressional action tied to its release. Brian Riegel joins to explain the newly approved federal hemp restrictions, their impact on Missouri businesses, and the growing regulatory battle around hemp products. Taylor Riggs offers insight on the nationwide internet glitch and broader cybersecurity risks, along with rapid AI developments, market pullbacks, and shifts on Wall Street. Dan Buck talks frustration with the senior property tax freeze and school funding concerns round out the conversation.

Hour 1 covers the push to release the Epstein files, the fight over hemp and THC regulations, Candace Owens' criticism of Turning Point USA, GOP debates, and public safety stories. Hour 2 includes team updates, more hemp legislation fallout, national politics involving Trump and the DOJ, an interview with Senator Eric Schmitt on military, intelligence, and health care issues, Missouri Tigers football talk, business headlines from Dom Davino, and In Other News. Hour 3 features Eben Brown on the nationwide internet outage and digital vulnerability, Mary Vought on SNAP benefits, welfare oversight, and emerging terror threats using AI, plus Buck Dont Give a ____. Hour 4 spotlights Brian Riegel on new federal hemp restrictions, Taylor Riggs on cybersecurity, AI, and Wall Street trends, and Dan Buck on senior property tax freeze frustrations.

In the first hour of the week Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss the weekend of sports and weather, plus Michelle Obama says she will not run for President until the country grows up. An installment plan for Chicago taxes. It is Minority Monday for Buck Don't Give a #%^@. Finally, MSNBC has a new name and it is MS NOW.

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show features a powerful lineup of guests and topics. Marc first talks with Mary Vought, Vice President of Strategic Communications at The Heritage Foundation, about the rise of socialist politicians in major cities, the impact of “woke” policies, and how conservatives are responding to DEI and ESG initiatives. Next, David Stokes from the Show-Me Institute calls in to break down St. Louis County Bill 182, exploring its expansion of minority contracting rules, union influence, and potential consequences for developers. The hour wraps with Dan Buck joining for “Buck Don't Give a _____,” where the two dive into Liz Wheeler's rise in conservative media, Elon Musk's reflections on Charlie Kirk's legacy, and the ongoing battle over free speech and media bias.

Marc Cox leads a politically charged show covering national issues, local policy, and conservative perspectives. Hour 1 examines the government shutdown's impact on air travel and federal workers, then Dan Buck joins for “Buck Don't Give a _____” to discuss Liz Wheeler, Elon Musk, and the fight for free speech in today's media. Hour 2 features Dom Savino with economic analysis on the shutdown, Obamacare, and market trends, followed by Veterans Day reflections and “In Other News” highlighting celebrity politics, tech, and college sports. Hour 3 includes Mary Vought from The Heritage Foundation discussing the rise of socialism in major cities and conservative strategy, while David Stokes from the Show-Me Institute calls in to discuss St. Louis County's Bill 182 on minority contracting and development concerns. The hour wraps with another segment of “Buck Don't Give a _____.” Hour 4 features Jimmy Failla breaking down Kamala Harris and campaign politics, Taylor Riggs from Fox Business analyzing inflation and fuel prices, and a lighthearted closer on death-metal singer Ignacia Fernández being crowned Miss World Chile.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck dive into Liz Wheeler's rapid rise from local reporter to major media influencer and podcaster. The two discuss Elon Musk's evolving spiritual outlook, his comments about Charlie Kirk's legacy, and what it all says about freedom of speech in today's media climate. They also reflect on the historical influence of conservative voices like Rush Limbaugh and preview the next segment's focus on air traffic controllers amid a looming government shutdown.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with David Stokes from the Show-Me Institute to discuss St. Louis County Bill 182 and its expansion of minority hiring and contracting requirements. They examine the broader impact of government regulations and red tape on local developers and builders, as well as the role of tax incentives and subsidies like TIF financing. The conversation also covers union influence in county legislation, concerns over potential fraud and complexity in minority contracting programs, and questions about legal authority between county, state, and federal levels. Stokes warns that these policies could drive developers away from St. Louis County.

Hour 1 of the Marc Cox Morning Show focuses on the government shutdown and its ripple effects on air traffic controllers, air travel, and back pay. Dan Buck brings you “Buck Don't Give a _____,” diving into Liz Wheeler's rise in conservative media, Elon Musk's comments on Charlie Kirk's legacy, and the ongoing debate over free speech, faith, and media bias.

In this Buck Dont Give a ____ segment Marc Cox and Dan Buck dig into media behavior and politics starting with a viral conservative creator known as Girl Patriot. They react to Karine Jean Pierre's book promotion circuit and what it reveals about the Biden communications team and Joe Biden's perceived acuity. They also talk about how language has shifted in culture over time including the evolution of the word queer and how LGBTQ terminology is now used.

Hour 3 opens with Ryan Schmelz on the shutdown fight including union pressure on Democrats SNAP risks and Trump's Asia trip targeting China through new trade deals. Todd Piro joins for light radio banter parenting talk and a quick look at shutdown impacts on families. In 2A Tuesday Luis Valdes from Gun Owners of America explains ATF activity during the shutdown the NFA tax fight and resistance to gun laws in Illinois California and New York. The hour ends in the Buck Dont Give a ____ segment with Marc and Dan Buck reacting to Karine Jean Pierre's book tour media narratives and broader criticism of the current administration.

Hour 1 opens with weather and the chance of rain that could end drought conditions along with hurricane damage in the Caribbean. Marc hits sports with the World Series Shohei Ohtani the Chiefs and Missouri football before turning to the government shutdown. The first Buck Dont Give a ____ of the day focuses on Karine Jean Pierre's book tour Trump's return talk and a Confederate statue fight. The hour ends with the first responder bourbon raffle for Respond to Rescue. Hour 2 marks National First Responders Day with personal stories and raffle details. John Lamping joins to break down Josh Hawley's clash with Cindy O'Laughlin over data centers electricity rates and AI job loss. They touch on shutdown fallout SNAP exposure and political disputes over January 6 intelligence and media narratives. The hour closes with lighter news including a leaked password dump an alligator in a sewer and Kelsey Grammer becoming a father again. Hour 3 brings in Ryan Schmelz on union pressure to reopen the government SNAP risk and Trump's Asia trip. Todd Piro joins for morning radio banter parenting talk and the reality of shutdown stress on families. In 2A Tuesday Luis Valdes covers ATF activity during shutdown NFA challenges Illinois registration law and red flag debates. Dan Buck returns for Buck Dont Give a ____ to react to KJP's media run and the state of the administration. Hour 4 opens with new reaction to Trump's Japan stop and trade positioning against China then Ryan Wiggins joins to break down the ActBlue investigation foreign money allegations and stalled DOJ probes. They pivot to renewed Biden scrutiny after Oversight revealed use of an auto pen for official signatures raising cognitive questions. The hour closes with Turning Point USA being blocked at Loyola campus free speech concerns drug trafficking and Trump era mineral trade strategy to reduce China dependence.

Hour 1 opens with Dan Buck's 35th birthday and a recap of a trip to Fayetteville for an Arkansas football game before pushing into the No Kings protests against Trump the firing of Rennie Knott the AWS outage and the Israel Palestine cease fire. Hour 2 marks the station's 25th anniversary event and a long interview with Drew Horn on minerals national security and the US Australia strategy to counter China along with media firings AI trends and odd news. Hour 3 features Todd Piro on fantasy football 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters on hunting self defense and Glock rules and a Buck Dont Give a ____ segment to close the hour. Hour 4 opens with fall weather and golf then brings in Ryan Wiggins to react to the George Santos commutation the shutdown GOP gains from redistricting and census changes the Rennie Knott firing and the Democratic Party's internal struggles and shifting voter coalitions.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck break down Magenta's viral Facebook posts pushing back on claims of genocide against Israel. Magenta notes Gaza's population growth since 1948 and 95,000 births in the last two years and she points to ten active genocides around the world most committed by Muslim forces that get no media attention. The segment contrasts Israel's democratic system with repressive Muslim majority regimes and argues that mainstream outlets ignore these facts while using the issue for political attacks on Donald Trump.

Hour 1 opens with Dan Buck celebrating his birthday. The discussion moves to the No Kings protests against Donald Trump and how the media portrayed his response online. They cover the firing of Rene Knott from Channel Five and whether workplace culture or politics influenced the decision. Other topics include an Amazon Web Services outage and the cybersecurity concerns tied to it a Ninth Circuit Court ruling on National Guard deployment in Portland and the latest on the Israel Palestine cease fire along with the way it is shown on television and social media.

Hour 3 opens with Todd Piro reacting to the biggest national headlines and the political fallout behind them. The second block features 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters covering firearm use for hunting and self defense bear threats in Missouri the Palm Beach tree stand investigation near Air Force One Glock model changes and the fight against gun bans in states like California. The hour closes with Buck Dont Give a ____ as Dan Buck weighs in on current controversies with his trademark blunt style.

Ryan Wrecker and Dan Buck question the effectiveness and purpose of the “No Kings” rally, pointing out its lack of diversity and weak organization. They criticize Democratic leadership for delaying government reopening until after the rally and call out the inconsistency in immigration policy, stressing that legal process matters and illegal entry has direct impact on local communities. The hour ends with a critique of COVID-19 restrictions that made little sense in practice and the hypocrisy of protesters who ignore those standards while preaching moral superiority.

Dan Buck is driving the ship solo today on the Marc Cox Morning Show; Daniel Flesch, Senior Policy Analyst for Middle East and North Africa at The Heritage Foundation joins to talk about Israel/Hamas and South Africa. Rep. Eric Burlison, Congressman from Missouri's 7th congressional district joins to talk about the government shutdown rumors that it could go past Thanksgiving and more. Bob Onder, Congressman Missouri's 3rd congressional district joins to talk about Israel/Hamas and Venezuela and more. Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmelz joins to talk about Venezuela, government shutdown and more. Bruce LeVell, Longtime Senior Advisor to President Trump and former Small Business Administration Advocate for the White House joins to talk about ripple effect of government shutdown, Venezuela and more. Ron Baechle aka Towel Man talks hockey

In this hour Dan Buck talks about Venezuela. Daniel Flesch, Senior Policy Analyst for Middle East and North Africa at The Heritage Foundation joins to talk about Israel/Hamas and South Africa. Rep. Eric Burlison, Congressman from Missouri's 7th congressional district joins to talk about the government shutdown rumors that it could go past Thanksgiving and more. Bob Onder, Congressman Missouri's 3rd congressional district joins to talk about Israel/Hamas and Venezuela and more.

In this hour Dan Buck talks about the 'No Kings' protests. We have a caller from the Muslim faith setting record straight about prayer happening at Vatican. Nicole Murray has a story about 'wine floats.' Finally, In Other News a story about how a Michigan woman used AI to win lottery.

Marc Cox is out which means Dan Buck is driving the ship this morning and begins talking about President Trump and Venezuela. Jimmy Kimmel makes fun of weight of President Trump. Finally, Pope Leo is allowing Muslim prayer to happen in library of Vatican and listeners reaction.

Marc Cox kicks off Hour 3 with Todd Piro from Fox & Friends First discussing Charlie Kirk's upcoming Presidential Medal of Freedom and the latest Middle East peace developments. Next, it's 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters, covering national concealed carry reciprocity, California's Glock ban, and comparisons between Israeli and U.S. firearm laws. The hour wraps with Dan Buck's “Buck Don't Give a ____” segment.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck pay tribute to Charlie Kirk on his birthday, reflecting on his calm, compassionate approach to political discussion and his influence on cultural conversations. They highlight a new Christian rap song by Robin Martyr dedicated to Kirk, exploring how music can be a powerful tool for sharing messages of faith and patriotism. The conversation also touches on personal stories of political interactions in everyday life, from grocery store encounters to friendly debates on the road, emphasizing respect and understanding across differing views.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck open the show discussing Donald Trump's Middle East peace efforts and celebrate Charlie Kirk Day with a tribute rap. They address an anti-Semitic incident at Parkway Central High School, then wrap Hour 1 with commentary on late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert reluctantly giving Trump credit for his Middle East achievements, followed by Dan Buck's “Buck Don't Give a ____” segment. Hour 2 covers President Trump awarding Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, his Middle East peace negotiations, and the potential for a Nobel Peace Prize nomination. The discussion expands to National Guard deployments, ICE agent controversies, and federal law enforcement debates, wrapping with “In Other News.” Hour 3 features Todd Piro from Fox & Friends First discussing Charlie Kirk's honor and Trump's peace initiatives, followed by 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters covering concealed carry reciprocity, California's Glock ban, and gun law differences across states. The hour concludes with another “Buck Don't Give a ____” segment. Hour 4 begins with Jonathan Savage outlining Trump's 20-point peace plan and the challenges of rebuilding Gaza, followed by Ryan Schmelz reporting from Washington on the latest political developments. The show wraps with a conversation about media influence, vaccine debates, and RFK Jr.'s criticism of pharmaceutical industry power.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck start the hour discussing Donald Trump's Middle East peace efforts and celebrate Charlie Kirk Day with a tribute rap. In the second segment, they cover an anti-Semitic text incident at Parkway Central High School and the school's response. Dan Buck's “Buck Don't Give a ****” segment follows, and the hour wraps with commentary on late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert reluctantly giving Trump credit for his Middle East achievements.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss President Trump awarding Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom and preview anniversary celebrations in his honor. They cover Trump's role in the Middle East peace agreement, the media's reaction, and talk of a possible Nobel Peace Prize nomination. The hour also touches on National Guard deployments in Chicago and Memphis, debates over federal law enforcement, and an Illinois Senate candidate who doxed ICE agents. Hour 2 wraps up with “In Other News,” featuring stories about Alec Baldwin's car accident, a teacher caught using cocaine, and a comic book collector's world record.

Marc Cox kicks off the show with Nichole Murray, breaking down President Trump's historic address to Israel's Knesset, where he received a standing ovation and called for peace through strength. They discuss the release of 20 hostages after two years in captivity, Trump's upcoming trip to Egypt for Gaza talks, and rising U.S.–China trade tensions. Nichole also delivers her business report on major market losses, Ferguson Brewing's closure, and Trump's new tariffs on Chinese exports. In hour two, Jonathan Savage from Fox News Radio joins to cover the emotional hostage reunions, the humanitarian impact, and Trump's diplomatic efforts promoting the Abraham Accords. Later, Jeff Monosso reports on the National Guard deployment in Memphis, police staffing shortages, and judicial rulings that limit law enforcement tactics nationwide. Hour three wraps with Dan Buck in the “Buck Don't Give a ****” Minority Monday segment, where he and Marc discuss the controversy over Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime performance, Turning Point USA's alternative event, and the cultural divide between conservative and progressive media audiences. In hour four, Marc provides an update on the freed hostages before talking with Linda Ferguson about the JB Patriot Pantry, a St. Louis nonprofit serving veterans and active military through volunteer-run food distribution. The show closes with Tom Ackerman, who breaks down Missouri's game against Alabama, Indiana's turnaround under Coach Curt Cignetti, and the St. Louis Cardinals' rebuilding vision under Chaim Bloom.

In hour three, Marc Cox talks with Fox News Radio's Jonathan Savage about the release of 20 Israeli hostages after two years in captivity and President Trump's address to the Knesset promoting peace through the Abraham Accords. Jeff Monosso joins to cover Governor Bill Lee's National Guard deployment in Memphis, police staffing shortages, and judicial limits on law enforcement tactics. The hour wraps up with Dan Buck in the “Buck Don't Give a ****” segment for Minority Monday, discussing the Super Bowl halftime controversy, Bad Bunny's performance, cultural backlash, and the growing divide between conservative and progressive views in entertainment.

In hour one, Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover President Trump's historic address to Israel's Knesset, where he received a standing ovation and praise from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The discussion highlights the release of 20 living hostages, the renaming of Freedom Square in Tel Aviv, and Trump's growing influence on Middle East diplomacy. They also touch on a local Alzheimer's walk in Defiance, a birthday celebration, and a fire department event.

In this Minority Monday segment, Marc Cox and Dan Buck dive into the Super Bowl halftime show controversy surrounding Bad Bunny's performance. They discuss Turning Point USA's alternative show, accusations of racism, and the cultural divide over what's considered appropriate entertainment

In this edition of Buck Don't Give a ____, Marc Cox and Dan Buck dive into RFK Jr.'s challenge to Big Pharma and the medical establishment. They reveal how pediatricians may receive $200–$600 per fully vaccinated patient from HMOs, potentially earning up to $1 million a year. The hosts question the growing 72-shot vaccine schedule, the lack of studies on cumulative effects, and the ethical concerns around financial incentives driving medical recommendations. They also discuss the pressure parents face when questioning vaccine protocols and the need for transparency in healthcare.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck kick off Hour 1 with a breakdown of the new Middle East peace deal and what it could mean for Israel, Hamas, and U.S. foreign policy. They tackle the latest updates on the government shutdown and the political standoff in Washington. The show also highlights Galaxy Con St. Louis, featuring Lou Ferrigno and celebrity guests, plus details on the station's upcoming birthday bash. In the Buck Don't Give a ____ segment, RFK Jr.'s explosive comments about vaccine incentives take center stage as the hosts examine how financial bonuses for pediatricians could influence medical decisions. The hour wraps up with a travel warning for Americans heading to Mexico amid cartel threats.

In Hour 2, Marc Cox and Dan Buck dive into the potential Israel-Hamas hostage deal and President Trump's involvement in the negotiations. They break down the media's mixed reactions and skepticism surrounding the agreement. The hosts then discuss Trevor Noah's controversial joke about Charlie Kirk's shooting, sparking outrage over insensitivity in comedy. Shifting gears, they analyze Taylor Swift's latest album, which includes explicit sexual themes in most tracks, raising questions from parents about its impact on young listeners. The hour wraps up with Other News—a man caught digging a cave under a Utah highway, a pepper spray incident at an high school football game, and the largest great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic near Canada.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck speak with Jonathan Savage in Israel about the three-phase Israel-Hamas hostage deal involving prisoner releases and Gaza rebuilding. They discuss President Trump's leadership in the negotiations, media criticism of his involvement, and the broader political and economic impact of the potential peace plan.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with former U.S. Senator Jim Talent from the Bipartisan Policy Center about President Trump's diplomatic strategy in the Middle East. Talent compares Trump's hands-on approach to the Biden administration's policies and highlights how strong relationships with Qatar, Turkey, and Egypt could lead to a breakthrough in the Israel-Hamas conflict. The discussion covers Trump's use of economic and military leverage, the potential full release of hostages, and Israel's powerful military position in the region.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck are joined by former U.S. Senator Jim Talent to discuss President Trump's 20-point Gaza plan and the ongoing Middle East cease-fire and hostage negotiations involving Qatar, Egypt, and Turkey. They highlight Trump's diplomatic success, criticism of the Biden administration, and talk about the possibility of a Nobel Peace Prize. In Buck Don't Give a ____, the hosts dive into a congressional hearing on vaccine incentives for doctors and RFK Jr.'s continued investigation into financial motivations in medical practices. The hour wraps up with Scott Warmann previewing the Blues' season and Mizzou's big matchup against Alabama.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Jeff Monosso about federal immigration enforcement operations in Chicago and growing tensions between President Trump's administration, Mayor Brandon Johnson, and Governor Pritzker. They discuss National Guard deployments, protests outside ICE facilities, and the city's ongoing crime wave marked by shootings and smash-and-grabs. Legal disputes over federal authority and public safety concerns round out the conversation.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Shannon Bream, host of Fox News Sunday, about the latest on the Israel-Hamas hostage deal, including a 24-hour Gaza ceasefire, Israel's cabinet meetings, and a 72-hour window for hostage releases involving Arab partners. They also discuss the growing tensions in Washington over a possible government shutdown, conflicts between Hakeem Jeffries and Mike Lawler, and concerns about military and federal worker pay. Shannon previews Fox News Sunday with upcoming interviews featuring the House Speaker, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, and coverage of the Virginia governor's race and Supreme Court's new term.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Griff Jenkins, Washington-based correspondent for FOX News Channel, about cartel threats against American tourists in Mexico, including a warning directed at FBI Director Kash Patel. They discuss President Trump's possible diplomatic breakthrough in the Israel-Hamas hostage deal and how Democrats and the media are reacting to his potential success. The conversation also explores Trump's proposed tariffs on China, their potential impact on the markets, and political dynamics in Washington, including Senator John Fetterman's moderate stance and the broader divide in national discourse.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Lou Ferrigno, best known for The Incredible Hulk, about his new movies The Hermit and Gym Rats. Lou shares how he stays active at 73, focusing on machine workouts and high-rep cardio after decades of bodybuilding. He discusses overcoming his hearing loss and speech challenges, inspiring people with disabilities to stay confident and never make excuses. Ferrigno also voices his support for President Trump's push to revive the Presidential Fitness Program and reflects on his lifelong commitment to health and motivation.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck wrap up the show with a packed Hour 4. Jeff Monosso reports on the immigration enforcement surge in Chicago, rising crime, and clashes between federal agents and city leaders. Shannon Bream, host of Fox News Sunday, previews the latest on the Israel-Hamas hostage deal, the looming government shutdown, and her upcoming interviews with the House Speaker and Justice Amy Coney Barrett. Griff Jenkins joins from Washington to discuss cartel threats in Mexico, President Trump's role in the Middle East peace efforts, and new tariff plans on China. The hour closes with Lou Ferrigno, who talks about his upcoming films The Hermit and Gym Rats, his commitment to fitness at age 74, and his mission to inspire people with disabilities to reach their full potential.

The week starts with Marc Cox and Dan Buck talking about the weekend. President Trump was apart of the 250th anniversary of the US Navy. It is Minority Monday for Buck Don't Give a @$%&.

In hour 1, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss changes being made to a popular street in downtown Saint Louis and if they are actually necessary. The Pope makes some comments regarding abortion and immigration that come off as controversial. In this edition of Buck Don't Give a ____, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss congressman John James out of Michigan on Thankful Thursday. Comments were made stating that Michigan doesn't have a black congressman. He states that he is THE black congressman from Michigan, and that he's also a Republican. Information has come out regarding former President Biden stating that he was using note cards when talking to the press and to others. In hour 2, we begin with the shortlist where Marc discusses some comments made by Fox News anchors, and how they are all light-hearted. We also circle back to the comments made by Pope Leo stating that people aren't really pro-life if you support abortion or the death penalty. There was an airplane crash at LaGuardia, but the media is making you think that it is worse than it is. There is an issue in America with truck drivers who are unable to read or speak English. These semi trucks can cause fatal accidents, and not being able to read road signs is a great danger to the general public. Tom Ackerman, KMOX Sports Director, joins the show to discuss the Cardinals down period, and how we will be back into contention in the coming years. He discusses what Chaim Bloom, the Cardinals new General Manager, has to do in order to turn Saint Louis back into a baseball powerhouse. We also hear today's edition of "In Other News." In hour 3, Congressman Jason Smith, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, joins the show to discuss the shutdown of the government and where things stand right now. Jim Talent, former US Senator | @BipartisanPolicyCenter.org |, joins the show to discuss his thoughts and the implications of the government shutdown, as well as what the next steps are. Christians are being systematically killed in Nigeria and the Nigerian government is doing nothing to acknowledge it. We start hour 4 with the Marc Cox shortlist. We hear comments from "The 5" show that airs on Fox News, as well as some ridiculous comments made by AOC in regards to the government shutting down. Bob Nation, Former Mayor of Chesterfield, joins the show to discuss new potential developments in Chesterfield, as well as his opinion on these developments. We also discuss his point of view and what the estimates for cost are. Griff Jenkins, Washington-based correspondent for Fox News Channel and the new official host of Fox and Friends, joins to discuss his his thoughts on what AOC had to say about the government shutdown, as well as his new gig at Fox with Fox and Friends. We close out the hour and the show with Marc discussing his thoughts on Bad Bunny performing during the Super Bowl Halftime Show.

In hour 1, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss changes being made to a popular street in downtown Saint Louis and if they are actually necessary. The Pope makes some comments regarding abortion and immigration that come off as controversial. In this edition of Buck Don't Give a ____, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss congressman John James out of Michigan on Thankful Thursday. Comments were made stating that Michigan doesn't have a black congressman. He states that he is THE black congressman from Michigan, and that he's also a Republican. Information has come out regarding former President Biden stating that he was using note cards when talking to the press and to others.

In this edition of Buck Don't Give a ____, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss congressman John James out of Michigan on Thankful Thursday. Comments were made stating that Michigan doesn't have a black congressman. He states that he is THE black congressman from Michigan, and that he's also a Republican.