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Heidi Harris rounds up eclectic headlines in this “In Other News” segment: Patriots' WR Stefan Diggs faces assault allegations, speculation swirls about Tom Brady's appearance, and Resume Genius lists the U.S.'s most dangerous jobs, from garbage collectors to pilots. She also highlights astronomy events for 2026, a New Jersey mandolin theft with a twist ending, and a tragic car crash in Nigeria involving boxer Anthony Joshua. The segment blends serious news with lighter human-interest and pop culture stories. #SportsNews #DangerousJobs #Astronomy2026 #HumanInterest #MarkCoxMorningShow

Hour 2 opens with Marc and Kim reflecting on holiday prep and the reality of local vs. network news glamor. The discussion shifts to political insights, including the TPUSA AmericaFest straw poll, where JD Vance overwhelmingly led the GOP 2028 presidential preference. Ryan Schmelz joins to preview Rand Paul's Festivus report, highlighting government waste cuts and the limitations of the Doge effort, plus a discussion on crime trends in Washington, D.C. The hour closes with “In Other News,” covering quirky and topical stories: job smugness, a bourbon surplus, Gen Z slang, odd local behavior, sports suspensions, and a preview of DOJ legal action on semi-automatic firearms. #Politics #FestivusReport #GovernmentWaste #TPUSA #InOtherNews

:Hour 2 covers a mix of breaking news, policy, and lighter updates. Marc opens with the Providence-Salem case, highlighting mental health over guns as the key issue. He revisits Missouri's recreational marijuana legalization, debating its implications and federal rescheduling to Schedule 3. Nicole Murray checks in with market updates, including jobless claims, Nike earnings, Instacart settlement, and airline loyalty changes, along with commentary on GLP-1 weight-loss trends. The hour wraps with “In Other News,” spotlighting Southwest's $67 flights, Kobe's Grinch sneakers auction, Costco checkout innovations, Michael Jordan's former mansion, Billboard chart shifts, and Mizzou quarterback Bo Perbula entering the transfer portal. #MarkCoxShow #MarijuanaDebate #Markets #NicoleMurray #InOtherNews #Southwest #KobeBryant #Costco #CollegeFootball

Hour 2 kicks off with breaking news from Australia, where authorities thwarted a potential terrorist attack, followed by updates on a Providence shooting investigation. The conversation pivots to birthday celebrations with Kim St. Ange and her iconic “36” donut from Donuts Delight. Tom Ackerman joins to break down local sports, highlighting the Blues' win over Winnipeg and the Heisman controversy surrounding Diego Pavia versus Fernando Mendoza. The hour closes with a mix of unusual and tech-focused stories in the “In Other News” segment, covering a bungling car thief, a Mississippi razor-blade bakery scare, iRobot restructuring, Gen Z's crypto interests, dinosaur footprint discoveries in Italy, Bitcoin prices, and Elon Musk's plans for AI data centers in space. #BreakingNews #BirthdayCelebration #TomAckerman #BluesHockey #HeismanControversy #TechNews #BizarreNews

Marc opens with the balmy Wednesday morning forecast and previews a packed lineup, including Heritage Foundation's Mary Vogt, business updates with Nicole Murray, and coverage of international events. The hour kicks off with Mary Vogt discussing the Vanity Fair hit piece on Suzy Wiles, highlighting media bias, the role of journalists as political operatives, and the Southern Poverty Law Center targeting conservative groups. Energy and economic news follow, with a focus on declining gas prices under Trump-era policies, correcting misinformation about inflation and grocery costs, and market updates from Nicole Murray. The hour also covers Ford's discontinuation of the F-150 Lightning EV due to practicality and consumer demand. The segment closes with lighter news in “In Other News”: the Thriftmas trend of buying secondhand gifts, a viral bear-smacking video in Gatlinburg, the upcoming $1.2 billion Powerball, and household tips about laundry softeners. #Politics #Economy #Energy #MaryVogt #HeritageFoundation #Thriftmas #PopCulture #InOtherNews

Hour 2 begins with a light discussion on unusual weather before diving into serious topics. Mary Katherine Martin of the Thomas Moore Society shares a victory over Kirkwood School District for airing an LGBTQ+ video without parental consent, emphasizing parents' rights to opt out and assert religious freedom. Former Senator John Lamping critiques Republican hesitation on redistricting and filibuster strategies, while analyzing St. Louis County's $81 million budget deficit and regional economic shifts. The hour closes with lighter “In Other News” stories: a man found in a Waymo trunk, Merriam-Webster's 2025 word of the year “slop,” Denny's syrup-filled sneakers, and a Kentucky DoorDash driver jailed for pepper-spraying a customer's food.

 Three Big Conversations: TikTok's most-used sound in 2025 was a 63-year-old love song - 8:40  Netflix and Paramount are in a bidding war for Warner Bros. - 22:38 Hollywood might be having a "God moment." - 35:52 Song of the Week: "Santa Tell Me" - by Ariana Grande - 1:02 Click here for the lyrics. In Other News: - 52:20 Taylor Swift will officially conclude her Eras era today, releasing a six-episode docuseries about her record-setting tour as well as "Taylor Swift | The Eras Tour | The Final Show," both streaming on Disney+. The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New York took several big steps toward resolving 1,300 sex abuse claims against clergy. Australia's blanket ban of social media for all users under 16 took effect on Wednesday. Pop-folk artist Noah Kahan is dropping hints about his next album, and considering the popularity of his 2022 release Stick Season, it could be one of the biggest releases of 2026. Pantone named "Cloud Dancer"—a shade of natural white—as its color for 2026, stating that the shade represents "a calming influence in a frenetic society." Double your impact with End of Year Giving! Every dollar you give will be mathched dollar for dollar until the end of 2025! Get your question on Ask Axis! Send in your questions to ask@axis.org. For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.

The hour opens with commentary on market trends, gold and silver highs, and the ongoing affordability debate, including perspectives on President Trump's messaging versus public perception. It transitions to outrage over a federal judge releasing a violent Maryland man, then covers lighter topics such as workplace holiday parties, shopping habits, and Stuart Smalley-style affirmations for impulse purchases. The hour closes with “In Other News” featuring a skydiving mishap in Australia, a raccoon raising funds for an animal shelter, complaints over Cracker Barrel changes, In-N-Out's order number controversy, and a warning about the dangers of quartz countertop dust.

Hour 2 opens with commentary on Philip Rivers being called out of NFL retirement to join the Colts, highlighting his longevity, family life, and coaching experience. The discussion shifts to college basketball and football with Tom Ackerman, analyzing Indiana's three-point shooting, player loyalty amid NIL and transfers, and updates on the Cardinals' winter meetings, potential trades, and Joe Buck receiving the Ford Frick Award. The hour closes with a lighter “In Other News” segment covering a plane's emergency freeway landing in Florida, Pamela Anderson going makeup-free, McDonald's Grinch Meal, and snubs in the Golden Globes podcast nominations.

Marc opens with the busy holiday season in St. Charles, sharing personal shopping experiences and observations on inflation and affordability, then moves into political commentary on Trump, Biden, and recent executive actions. Hans von Spakowski provides insight on maritime law, presidential authority, and FBI oversights, while Steve Bannon's claims about election irregularities are discussed. Nicole Murray covers business and market updates, including interest rate expectations, company acquisitions, and holiday shopping trends. The hour closes with “In Other News,” featuring viral media moments, unusual animal incidents, and a humorous story about a preschooler's solo Chick-fil-A adventure.

Three Big Conversations: Season 5 of Stranger Things is already Netflix's biggest English-language release. - 09:08 2025 Black Friday shopping cost more but yielded less. - 29:30 Making sense of expensive Christmas wish lists for Gen Z and Gen Alpha. - 29:30 Song of the Week - "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" by Brenda Lee - 1:10 In Other News... 53:52 Oxford named "rage bait" as its word of the year and the internet immediately proved their point by fighting about it. It's officially "Wrapped" season as Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Twitch, and many others put nice packaging on all the user-data they gathered this year. Sabrina Carpenter and the White House have beef. On Monday, the White House social media team posted a video of ICE agents making arrests with Carpenter's song, "Juno" playing in the background. Carpenter responded with disgust. Do you know the band Geese? Some are calling them "Gen Z's Nirvana" and the generation's "first great rock band." On TikTok, the word "genuinely" (language) has now become a comically overused way to emphasize anything and everything. Click to join our Advent for the Record Listening Experience! Become a monthly donor today, join the Table. Get your question on Ask Axis! Send in your questions to ask@axis.org. For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.

Marc Cox kicks off with music, concert excitement, and a nod to Guns N' Roses ticket winner Tony from Illinois, then reflects on the state of media bias and Jim Acosta's podcast praise of Rosie O'Donnell. He covers President Trump's tariff revenue strategy, texted listener opinions on deficit spending, and explains why congressional salaries barely impact the national debt. Nicole Murray reports on market updates, AI developments, retail performance, and airport etiquette, while Cox riffs on travel comfort versus style. The hour wraps with “In Other News,” featuring a DoorDash incident, a raccoon caught drinking in a liquor store, Dave Coulier's cancer diagnosis, canine CBD studies, and a New Yorker's record-breaking swim around Manhattan in handcuffs.

Marc opens Hour 2 with his Wolfgang Van Halen and Mammoth concert recap, plus Jimmy Failla's upcoming comedy show at the Factory and the launch of the new listener text line. The show promotes the Responder Rescue Raffle and Guns and Hoses event before talking with Mary Vought from the Heritage Foundation about the U.S. health care policy debate, federal subsidies, abortion funding, and legal issues involving Letitia James and James Comey. Nicole Murray joins with market and business updates covering tech competition, Amazon's drone probe, housing trends, recalls, and consumer stories. The hour wraps with In Other News, including Missouri petition rules, Campbell Soup controversy, bar safety policies, sleep science, and raccoons becoming more domesticated.

In this hour Kash Patel says Thomas Crooks acted alone in Trump assassination attempt. Bill Maher says Nick Fuentes might be Hitler. Former Missouri Senator John Lamping joins the show to talk about Justin Sparks resigning from the Senate and Gov. Kehoe pushes to get rid of state income tax. Finally, In Other News a women is alive inside a coffin.

In Hour 2, Kim St Onge shares updates on baby life, sleep, and returning to work. Political talk covers Donald Trump, impeachment storylines, the Epstein case, new tax legislation, and midterm strategies. Hans von Spakovsky adds legal insight on military sedition concerns and the Texas redistricting fight. Nicole Murray breaks down market news, holiday spending trends, airline and pharmaceutical updates, and lifestyle trends such as mocktails and THC drinks. To wrap the hour the team runs through In Other News with odd stories including Miss Jamaica's injury, an eagle dropping a cat, new crash test dummy rules, and an ambulance mishap at a Louisiana horse race.

In Hour 1 Kim St Onge returns from maternity leave with updates on her newborn, family support, postpartum changes, and coping with recent loss while easing back into the studio routine. The team also talks through the Fuentes vs Tucker antisemitism controversy and closes with a Kim on a Whim segment on AI music, virtual artists, authenticity, and the need for regulation. Hour 2 includes more updates from Kim along with political talk on Donald Trump, impeachment storylines, the Epstein case, tax legislation, and midterm strategies. Hans von Spakovsky joins with legal analysis on military sedition concerns and the Texas redistricting fight. Nicole Murray covers market news, holiday spending, airline and pharmaceutical updates, and lifestyle trends such as mocktails and THC drinks. The hour wraps with In Other News including Miss Jamaica's injury, an eagle dropping a cat, new crash test dummy standards, and an ambulance mishap at a Louisiana horse race. In Hour 3 we talk Donald Trump, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Eric Swalwell, the government shutdown debate, employee bonuses, and public skepticism. Jonathan Savage joins with updates on Ukraine Russia peace negotiations, Gaza hostilities, and the challenges of maintaining ceasefire agreements. The team looks deeper at social media misinformation after X exposes accounts posing as American voices while posting from overseas. Coffee shop culture and practical vs trendy Christmas gifts round out the discussion before the hour ends with fundraising efforts for Responder Rescue. Hour 4 opens with Kim's home birth experience and more detail on her return. The team looks back at the government shutdown with emphasis on SNAP benefits, then debates tariffs, the national debt, and proposed two thousand dollar rebate checks. Tom Ackerman joins with analysis of the St. Louis Blues struggles and details on the Guns and Hoses event. The show closes with a reminder about the Responder Rescue ATF raffle fundraiser and continued conversation on fiscal responsibility.

Three Big Conversations: Celebrities are making cigarette smoking cool for a new generation - 9:50 Wicked 2 is poised to blow the box office back to Kansas - 26:54 This year's runaway bestseller is the Bible. - 37:28 Slang of the Week: "Cracked" - 1:10 In Other News: - 51:04 The United States House of Representatives and Senate almost unanimously agreed to pass the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which now awaits President Trump's signature. A new study from Gallup found that in 2025, 40% of 15- to 44-year-old women would leave the U.S. permanently if given the opportunity (a slight decrease from 44% in 2024). The Game Awards has announced its nominations for 2025, with the turn-based role-playing game Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 receiving 12 total nominations, more than any other game. Gaming company Valve has announced that it will release its own console, the "Steam Machine," which many expect to become a significant challenger to Xbox and PlayStation. The man who jumped the rope to embrace Ariana Grande at the Wicked: For Good movie premiere was sentenced to nine days in prison. Click to join the Pour Over's Newsletter We'd love to hear from you, fill out this form to share your Axis story. Become a monthly donor today, join the Table. Get your question on Ask Axis! Send in your questions to ask@axis.org. For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.

Hour 2 opens with local weather talk and food brought in by Scott Schneider from Donut Delight, including biscuits and gravy. The show moves into national politics with discussion about sedition, treason, Truth Social, and actions by Democrats and the President. Scott Schneider talks about the bakery business, and Nicole Murray returns with business news and stories from her trip to the Philippines. In Other News wraps the hour with updates on Dick Cheney's funeral, affordable housing, the climate crisis, the Lambert Airport shooting, charity efforts, and more.

The show opens with a wet and difficult morning commute, steady rain, and garage issues at the station. Marc discusses the weather outlook, warmer temperatures affecting the deer harvest, and Dave Murray's rare call for a white Christmas. In the Marc Cox Soap Box, he breaks down media coverage of Dick Cheney's funeral, the absence of Trump and Vance, and how political narratives shape public perception. Scott on the Spot highlights KMOX's 100th anniversary with stories about the station's history and the legacy of AM radio. Hour 2 features food brought in by Scott Schneider from Donut Delight and a discussion on national politics. Nicole Murray returns with business news and stories from her trip to the Philippines. In Other News includes updates on Dick Cheney's funeral, affordable housing, the climate crisis, the Lambert Airport shooting, and more. Hour 3 brings Richard Stern from the Heritage Foundation to explain the impact of tariffs on the U.S. economy. In Capitol Beat, Congressman Eric Burlison joins the show. Jessica Rosenthal from Fox News Radio calls in to break down Roblox's new AI age verification system and the privacy questions surrounding it. Hour 4 focuses on charity efforts, including the ATF raffle and Guns and Hoses. Marc announces the Queen of Hearts drawing with the Three of Hearts in slot 35 and clears up confusion about the recent airport incident. The hour wraps with former first responder Courtney Harris sharing her medical journey and how Responder Rescue helped her through surgery, recovery, and her return to work.

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 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 this hour President Trump says he will sign bill to release Epstein files if it comes to his desk. Eben Brown from Fox News Radio joins to talk about guns laws in Delaware where you know need a permit to purchase after meeting certain criteria. John Lamping, Former Missouri State Senator joins to talk Jon Patterson running for Senate, St. Charles County Executive race and sports betting. Finally, In Other News: billionaire concerned about dropping rate of marriage.

In this hour Jasmine Crockett compares ICE agents to KKK. Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation joins to talk about satisfaction with Kash Patel, James Comey and more. Target and Starbucks are collaborating on hot chocolate. Finally, In Other News.

Three Big Conversations: The limited edition Bearista cup fosters true insanity. - 06:34  Article in Vogue suggests that "having a boyfriend is embarrassing,". - 15:04 The rising popularity of Contemporary Christian Music. - 35:50 Slang of the Week - "Twin" - 01:38 In Other News: - 57:18 The GRAMMY nominations were announced last week, with Gen Z and Alpha notables like sombr and KATSEYE being nominated for Best New Artist. MrBeast is launching a "Beast Land" theme park (in Saudi Arabia). The GOAT of League of Legends, Faker, led his team to their third consecutive World Championship win. The portion of actress Sydney Sweeney's interview with GQ where she was asked to apologize for her American Eagle ad has been turned into a meme format. Dictionary.com has announced its "Word of the Year," and we regret to inform you that it is "67." Click here to see Savannah Bananas - Your Way's Better Dance Click here for our Conversation Kit on Miracles. Become a monthly donor today, join the Table. Get your question on Ask Axis! Send in your questions to ask@axis.org For more Axis resources, go to axis.org.

In this hour Marc and Dan talk about Tesla's. Guns 'N Hoses is coming up quickly and how cool of an event it is to be part of. What is with destination weddings & destination bachelor/bachelorette parties. Finally, In Other News

Hour 2 dives deeper into the federal government shutdown, political blame, and the financial ripple effects across industries. Marc discusses Obamacare and rising healthcare profits, then turns to local St. Louis stories including job migration and city taxes. Dom Savino joins to break down stock market reactions and broader economic impacts. The hour also highlights Veterans Day reflections, stories of service, and personal anecdotes. In the “In Other News” segment, Marc wraps up with celebrity political opinions, college sports updates, tech trends from Foxconn to Google, and uplifting stories of redemption and transformation.

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.

In Hour 2, Marc shares a quick recovery update after breaking six ribs while duck hunting, then talks with Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, about the Supreme Court and the potential end of the government shutdown. Dom Sabino joins the show for business headlines, and the hour wraps with In Other News, including Veterans Day highlights, McDonald's 70th, and more quick hits.

Fox News Radio's Jessica Rosenthal joins to talk about flight restrictions starting because of the government shutdown and if it could stretch into Thanksgiving travel. Nicole Murray from This Morning with Gordon Deal has story about ChatGPT is going to stop giving health, legal and financial advice. In Other News: venomous snake is in family laundry basket

In Hour 1, Ryan recaps a strong night for Democrats with key wins in California, New York, New Jersey, and Virginia, along with the passage of Proposition 50. Mary Vought from The Heritage Foundation joins to discuss the party's strategy, the rise of progressive voices like AOC, and policy concerns surrounding healthcare, immigration, and government spending. Hour 2 looks at the growing pickleball craze and how it compares to padel, plus a chaotic teen house party in St. Charles County. A survey on the justification of political violence among young Americans is discussed, followed by business and earnings with Nichole Murray. The hour wraps with Tom Brady and quirky headlines in In Other News. In Hour 3, Mary Vought continues the conversation on election messaging before Ryan breaks down Marjorie Taylor Greene's appearance on The View. The Louisville cargo plane crash, media bias, celebrity podcast culture, and an odd sandwich assault court case follow. Scott on the Spot closes the hour with his take on the election results. Hour 4 opens with the St. Louis construction loan fraud case involving Corey Elliott pleading guilty to pandemic loan abuse. Eben Brown reports on the passing of former Vice President Dick Cheney and his legacy. Tonya J. Powers finishes the show with an Election Day follow up on who won the New Jersey and Virginia governor races and the New York City mayoral race.

Hour 2 covers the growing pickleball craze and why racquet sports are booming among older adults. Ryan breaks down a wild teen house party in St. Charles County with more than 100 kids and multiple injuries, along with a survey showing 24 percent of young Americans think political violence can be justified. Nichole Murray joins to talk business and earnings, including McDonald's and Boeing. The hour wraps with Tom Brady and more quirky headlines in In Other News.

Hour 2 features Ryan Schmelz with an update on the government shutdown, the chances of reopening, and the fight over extending ACA subsidies. Ryan Wrecker then talks with Niles Stephens from MO Tax Relief Now about why he is urging voters to say no on Prop S and concerns over rising property taxes and school spending. The hour wraps with In Other News, including a discussion on the origins of the phrase 67.

Hour 2 opens with a fun conversation about sneaking Halloween candy and noticing differences in neighborhood lifestyles, then shifts to the impact of phone addiction and the growing trend of disconnecting. Hans von Spakovsky joins to discuss the government shutdown, immigration enforcement, and upcoming Supreme Court cases. Nichole Murray follows with key business headlines, and the hour wraps with In Other News, including escaped monkeys in Mississippi, a possible asteroid flyby, and how daylight savings time affects pets.

The show opens with Hour 1 covering the Angie Mock case after the former Fox 2 anchor was arrested in Wichita, concerns about St. Louis drivers following a deadly I-64 hit and run, and the latest in the government shutdown debate. Scott on the Spot looks at the World Series and how international players are growing MLB's global reach, along with the worldwide popularity of horse racing. Hour 2 brings a lighter start with Halloween candy confessions and neighborhood talk before shifting to phone addiction and the trend of disconnecting. Hans von Spakovsky joins to discuss immigration enforcement and the Supreme Court's role in the shutdown fight. Nichole Murray provides the business headlines, followed by In Other News with escaped monkeys, an asteroid flyby, and daylight savings effects on pets. Hour 3 features Tony Woodlief on how federal funding impacts state control and Missouri's dependence on federal dollars. Tonya J. Powers previews a busy week ahead for the Supreme Court, including a key case on presidential tariff power. Scott on the Spot returns with his take on top stories. Hour 4 begins with Nan Hayworth on the political strategy behind the shutdown and the election pressure surrounding it. Tom Ackerman delivers a full sports update from the Dodgers' World Series win to SLU hoops and Blues struggles, and the show closes with a conversation on immigration, border policy, and why going offline is becoming the new luxury.

The hour starts with a debate about trick or treating and Kristi Noem says Gov. Pritzker is putting lives of law enforcement at risk. Sidney Powell on fraudulent ballots imported into the country from China. Nicole Murray has business plus a story about how many adults say you are never too old to trick or treat. Finally, In Other News a petition to have George Strait instead of Bad Bunny as Super Bowl performer.

In this hour we talk about Trump. A woman that wants to run for congress has a run in with federal agents. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins in studio to talk about Blues slow start, reason to root for Blue Jays, college football and more. Finally, In Other News there is a haunted car wash and more.

In this hour Marc and Dan talk about Steve Ehlmann announcing he will run again for St. Charles County Executive. Pam Bondi/GOP looking into pardons signed by autopen. Nicole Murray has a story about men on dating apps using photos with dogs to appear kind and trustworthy. Finally, In Other News a nokey to stay away from and doomscrolling is done more by poor people than rich people.

Hour 2 opens with reaction to Ben Crump taking the case of Cardinal Ritter football players and a rally for Zoran Momanny in New York. Hans von Spakovsky joins to discuss U.S. military action near Venezuela, drug trafficking, and CIA involvement in the Hunter Biden laptop letter. Dom Savino provides market updates and talks about a possible U.S.–China trade deal along with Halloween candy trends. The hour ends with In Other News including retired officers rescuing a woman and child in New York, research on butt breathing, a UFO tracking app and a survey showing Americans naming anxiety as their top fear.

This hour starts talking about the White House and Trump's ballroom, plus Trump stops all trade with Canada. Companies using AI to save money on marketing content. Finally, In Other News.

In this hour Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmelz joins to talk about the government shutdown and the Trump ballroom. An illegal immigrant truck driver is arrested for causing deadly crash. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to talk about Mizzou big game against Vanderbilt, parody in college football and Jim Montgomery not happy with Blues play. Finally, In Other News; an England woman breaks neck yawning and Ohio had to make it illegal to marry AI.

Hour 2 covers the 22-day government shutdown with Republicans blaming Democrats including Schumer and Jeffries. Marc critiques Jen Psaki, comments on Trump's ballroom plan and an abortion clinic controversy in Colorado. Nichole Murray delivers business headlines on the stock market, Toys R Us, OpenAI's browser, and American Airlines coffee. Social topics include school library book fights, social media and parenting, and the Alzheimer's walk. The hour closes with In Other News.

Ryan Schmelz of Fox News Radio reports on the fourth week of the government shutdown, negotiation scenarios, and the impact on federal workers. Hans von Spakovsky from the Heritage Foundation explains how dark money groups fund anti-Trump protests and warns about rising tolerance for political violence. Nicole Murray delivers business headlines with earnings and markets. To wrap the hour, In Other News.

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 and Dan discuss Rene Knott being out at KSDK. Bret Baier, Chief Political Anchor for Fox News Channel and the Anchor and Executive Editor of Special Report with Bret Baier joins to talk about his new book “To Rescue The American Spirit: Teddy Roosevelt and the Birth of a Superpower.” KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to talk about the Blues slow start at home, Mizzou going on the road for the first time. Also have In Other News.

In this hour Marc and Ethan talk about camping in possible bad weather. Charlie Kirk widow was given Presidential Medal of Freedom on Charlie's birthday. Nicole Murray has a new study that says getting more than 9 hours of sleep could harm brain function. Finally, In Other News we have pumpkin prize and a runaway pumpkin.

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 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.

Hour 2 of The Marc Cox Morning Show covers protests against political “kings,” the Nobel Peace Prize, immigration crackdowns, and new Harvard Harris Poll results. Marc also touches on Turning Point USA's Super Bowl halftime alternative, the Mizzou vs. Alabama matchup, and celebrity health headlines. The hour wraps Nichole Murray with market updates, the opening of the world's largest Wally's in Missouri, and In Other News covering social trends like “hetero pessimism,” TikTok AI hoaxes, and the Savannah Bananas returning to St. Louis.

In hour two of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan break down the latest in sports, politics, and world events. They recap Mizzou vs. Alabama, NFL highlights, and baseball playoffs before turning to Ryan Schmelz from Fox News Radio for an update on the government shutdown and its political fallout. Nichole Murray from This Morning with Gordon Deal joins to discuss national headlines and key business stories. The hour wraps up with In Other News.

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."