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Jean Evans joins to explain the Missouri Scholars Program, its legal challenges, and how the tax credit scholarship program provides new opportunities for families. John Lamping analyzes Mike Kehoe's appointment of Catherine Hanaway as Attorney General, highlighting GOP establishment versus MAGA divides, redistricting battles, and future political ambitions for Missouri leaders. The hour also includes In Other News.

Hour 1 Marc Cox reviews David Lee Roth's concert at The Factory, noting Roth's vocal limitations, the venue experience, and comparisons to Van Halen's heyday. He highlights Channel Five's 30th anniversary celebration. In the Buck Don't Give a ____ segment, Dan Buck talks with Link Lauren, a conservative LGBTQ influencer, about cancel culture and Kim Kardashian dressing her daughter inappropriately. Marc also covers manipulated crime statistics in Washington DC, ICE custody of Mr. Abrigo Garcia, Lisa Cook at the Federal Reserve, and Trump's executive orders on flag burning. Hour 2 Jean Evans joins to explain the Missouri Scholars Program, its legal challenges, and how the tax credit scholarship program creates new opportunities for families. John Lamping analyzes Mike Kehoe's appointment of Catherine Hanaway as Attorney General, breaking down Republican establishment versus MAGA divides, Missouri redistricting, and long-term political ambitions. Marc and the team also touch on factional politics, congressional maps, and speculation about the 2028 presidential race. The hour closes with In Other News. Hour 3 Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Fox News' Todd Piro about crime reduction under Trump, federal presence in New York, and behind-the-scenes media promotion. Anthony Labruna joins to discuss crime in Washington DC and Chicago, Democratic governors' positioning for 2028, and federal school choice reforms. In the weekly 2A Tuesday segment, Mark Walters explains how federal armed presence reduced murders in DC, shares immigration concerns in Illinois, and defends Second Amendment rights. The hour closes with Dan Buck's Buck Don't Give a ____ segment featuring Link Lauren on cancel culture, Kim Kardashian's parenting controversy, and the challenges conservative LGBTQ voices face in media.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, Bill Krueger, Old School Baseball and Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com. Puck and Jim discuss Cal Raleigh's Sunday performance and they make a new bet on his home run total because Jim is going to lose his original 50 home run bet with Puck.  They also are getting excited for the true start of college football this weekend with the Cougars in action.  The Huskies open up with Colorado State and Jedd Fisch's wife is bolting out of Seattle!  They also quickly touch in on the Seahawks roster and believe that Marques Valdez-Scantling should be concerned. Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  joins Puck to discuss the week that was Mariners baseball, the good, the bad and the ugly. Why are the M's starters ERA so different on the road vs. home.  Bill also touches in on the historic season for Cal, Logan Gilbert's bounce back start, Dylan Moore release, and the recent struggles from Andres Munoz. Puck gets a surprise visit from Rob Staton, SeahawksDraftBlog.com and they chat about the upcoming roster decisions in front of the Seahawks and a look ahead to year number two under Mike Macdonald. “In Other News….”  Little League dominance, Vikings QB change, Sheduer Sanders, Micah Parsons and Yordan Alvarez Puck wraps up with, “Hey, what the Puck!?”     Tommy Fleetwood stared down defeat and heartbreak and won. Never let self doubt creep in and never let the heartbreak of previous tournaments dissuade him. (1:00) Puck and Jim open up the show talking about Cal Raleigh and Jim wants another Cal bet! (41:23) Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball” (1:08:05) Rob Staton, Seahawks Draft Blog (1:24:48) “In Other News….” (1:26:48) “Hey, What the Puck!?”

Hour 2 kicks off with Immigration and Law Enforcement as Marc discusses the release and likely deportation of MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ICE operations, and Democratic pushback against deportation policies. He highlights Washington, D.C.'s dramatic crime reduction under National Guard deployment, questions of federal authority, and the challenges faced by cities like Baltimore and St. Louis. Hans von Spakovsky joins to break down the legal authority for federal intervention and the constitutional limits under the 10th Amendment. Next, Nicole Murray from This Morning With Gordon Deal joins to discuss national headlines and business stories. Marc covers stock market gains with the Dow surging 846 points on Friday, Boeing's strike negotiations, Netflix's box office success with K Pop Demon Hunters, and the Cracker Barrel rebranding controversy. To wrap the hour, In Other News...

Hour 1 opens with Marc Cox on federal troop deployment in D.C., the zero-murder week, talk of expanding to Chicago, and Brandon Johnson's threatened “uprising,” along with a comparison of the John Bolton raid to Trump's Mar-a-Lago raid. Marc then shifts to cool August weather, Dan Buck's new grandson, and concert talk ...from a Styx review to David Lee Roth's show and a Doobie Brothers ticket giveaway. In the third segment, Buck Don't Give a ---- with Dan Buck tackles crime, immigration enforcement, and Democratic resistance to tough policies. The hour wraps with Minority Mondays, CNN's weak voter registration report, and the Cracker Barrel rebrand debate. Hour 2 kicks off with Immigration and Law Enforcement as Marc discusses the release and likely deportation of MS-13 gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ICE operations, and Democratic pushback against deportation policies. He highlights Washington, D.C.'s dramatic crime reduction under National Guard deployment, questions of federal authority, and the challenges faced by cities like Baltimore and St. Louis. Hans von Spakovsky joins to break down the legal authority for federal intervention and the constitutional limits under the 10th Amendment. Next, Nicole Murray from This Morning With Gordon Deal joins to discuss national headlines and business stories. Marc covers stock market gains with the Dow surging 846 points on Friday, Boeing's strike negotiations, Netflix's box office success with K Pop Demon Hunters, and the Cracker Barrel rebranding controversy. To wrap the hour, In Other News... In Hour 3 Jeff Balleau and Brad Locke join to promote the Unforgettable Ride for Alzheimer's on September 6th, a motorcycle fundraiser with four stops in St. Charles and Lincoln County, followed by an after-party with food, drinks, dancing, and raffle baskets in support of the Alzheimer's Association. In the third segment, Marc and Dan speak with hiring expert Brandy Shade about a new survey showing one in four employers are eliminating college degree requirements. They discuss the rise of technical education, on-the-job training, the student debt crisis, and how better career counseling can guide students toward their passions. The hour wraps with Buck Don't Give a Bleep, tying into Minority Mondays. Marc and Dan highlight conservative minority voices, including a D.C. resident crediting Trump's law enforcement for cutting crime. They dive into crime stats showing zero murders in D.C. over the weekend, black-on-black crime rates in both D.C. and St. Louis, and this year's 87 murders in St. Louis while criticizing politicians who oppose stronger law enforcement. Marc and Dan kick off Hour 4 with ICE's detention of Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the MS-13 suspect facing deportation to Uganda under Trump-era immigration policies. They discuss National Guard deployments in L.A. and D.C., Democratic responses to rising urban crime, redistricting battles in states like California, Ohio, Missouri, and Florida, and the citizenship question's impact on the 2030 census. They also address media coverage disparities in FBI raids—comparing reactions to Mar-a-Lago and John Bolton. Later, Tom Ackerman joins to share personal updates on his new college freshman and high-schooler daughters, preview the college football season with matchups like Indiana and Illinois, Missouri's QB competition featuring Brady Cook, Beau Pribula, and Sam Horn, the Texas vs Ohio State showdown, and Baseball's Cardinals under Chaim Bloom—emphasizing young talents like Masyn Winn, Alec Burleson, and JJ Wetherholt.

On Friday's, August 22,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joinedby Jim Moore, the Go-2-Guy, Chris Egan from KING 5 and “The Scout”, Puck's anonymous MLB scout. Puck and Jim start off the show taking about Egan's trip to Louisville which leads them to Muhammed Ali and a random obscure boxer from Renton, Boone Kirkman.  Egan joins the fun and they go down the wikipedia of Kirkman and discover he once owned a great restaurant in Renton that they have all frequented.  They also discuss a run in with Pat Chun Egan's visit to Kentucky to send off his son to play baseball, a throwback video from Eric Johnson of KOMO news on a young standout basketball player, parenting in today's day and age. “In Other News…”  Covers a big contract given out by the Orioles for an unproven catcher, the Red Sox are calling up the “Password”,  pregnancy robots from China and good news to share on two great people, Todd Milles, formerly of the Tacoma News-Tribune and Ian Furness. Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Mike Macdonald is playing with fire with joint practices (1:00) Puck and Jim (9:46) Chris Egan, KING 5 (51:21) “In Other News…” (1:01:20) “The Scout” (1:13:00) Puck's Posse Show Wrap-Up (1:17:42) “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

In the second hour Eland Inbar, Owner of RobotLab joins to talk about if we should be worried about robots. Nicole Murray has business headlines and we have In Other News.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason "Puck" Puckett catches up with Mike Garafolo of the NFL Network, Brad Adam of ROOT Sports and another episode of KJ-Arent's with Mitch Levy. Puck covers potential trades with Garafolo on Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson.  Brad laments about the Mariners east coast road trip and being left out of Williamsport! In this weeks sneak preview of KJ-Arent's, Puck pays off his bit with Mitch and visits Ivars, but there is a catch. Also, “In Other news,” scary incident in Kansas City involving Andy Reid and Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  The Mariners look to Tacoma for a new bullpen help (1:00) Puck (11:00) Mike Garafolo, NFL Network (26:43) Brad Adam, ROOT Sports (53:30) KJ-Arent's w/ Mitch Levy (1:06:03 ) “In Other News…”(1:09:45) “Hey, What the Puck!” 

In the second hour of the show, Marc talks with David Grasso, political analyst, regarding President Trump urging Texas republicans to quickly pass redistricting maps while Newsom and California democrats push back. Sue Thomas joins us for a segment of In Other News, and Marc chats with Jeff Flock about Cracker Barrel's complete rebrand.

Good morning! Marc Cox begins the show by discussing the homeless encampment downtown in St. Louis and more political headlines. Ryan Schmelz, of Fox News Radio, joins us once again to comment on President Trump's DC crime crackdown, as federal officers report hundreds of arrests. In the second hour of the show, Marc talks with David Grasso, political analyst, regarding President Trump urging Texas republicans to quickly pass redistricting maps while Newsom and California democrats push back. Sue Thomas joins us for a segment of In Other News, and Marc chats with Jeff Flock about Cracker Barrel's complete rebrand. The show keeps rolling into the third hour, where Marc reads more of today's top headlines in the world of politics, and speaks with former U.S. Senator Jim Talent, on Catherine Hanaway being appointed as Missouri Attorney General, the possibility of redistricting, and more. We also hear from Linda Ragsdale, O'Fallon City Councilmember. In the fourth and final hour of today's show, Marc talks with Shannon Bream, host of Fox News Sunday, as well as Griff Jenkins, Washington-based correspondent for Fox News Channel.

 On Wednesday's, August 20, Daily Puck Drop, Puck and Jim Moore open the show laughing that no one will be watching or listening to the show because it's on the same time as the Mariners series finale against the Phillies.  Jim and Puck also talk about the struggles of the team and why the starters can't pitch away from Seattle.  Also, they discuss Jim's dilemma of celebrating his wife's birthday or going to Pullman for the Apple Cup.  Jim also asks Puck's advice on an upcoming Seahawks column about not wanting the team to have male cheerleaders. In their “Seahawks Camping” segment, Puck shares a piece of audio from John Schneider on a trade regret that he has from the past, which makes it highly unlikely that they will pursue Trey Hendrickson of the Bengals. “In Other News…” The Astros are getting closer to having Yordan Alvarez back, MLB realignment and Klay Thompson returns to Pullman Puck turns back to baseball to catch up with his MLB Insider Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times. In this week's sneak preview, Puck and Divish talk about the suspension of Victor Robles and the fallout from his absence.  The full Divish podcast is available for Puck's Posse members. To watch and listen to the full show, visit PuckSports.com and sign up today. Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  (1:00) Puck and Jim (38:02) “Seahawks Camping” (53:43) “In Other News…” (1:01:50) Ryan Divish (1:13:57) “Hey, What the Puck!” 

Governor Parson appoints Catherine Hanaway as Missouri's new Attorney General, succeeding Andrew Bailey, who moves to the FBI as co-deputy director. Marc Cox breaks down Hanaway's background and Bailey's new role, with Nichole Murray joining for business headlines before the show wraps with In Other News.

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined by Tim Booth, Seattle Times.  Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”. And, college football preview with Jamey Vinnick of Cougfan.com and Christian Caple of OnMontlake.com Puck opens the show discussing the Mariners disappointing series vs. the Mets and the Orioles and the inconsistent offense.  Puck also looks back to the Seahawks game on Friday and the dominant run game is once again on display! Tim Booth, Seattle Times, was in Williamsport covering the Little League World Series Classic with his son and gives a firsthand account of cool and special the whole weekend was for them to share it together.  The players, coaches, kids and media talked about how special it was and a reminder of the power of baseball Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  joins Puck to react to the last two series losses and the main culprit being their inconsistent offense. Bill and Puck chat about the atmosphere in Williamsport, plus, the lackluster start from George Kirby, looking ahead to this week and the return of starter Bryce Miller. College Football Preview with Jamey Vinnick, Cougfan.com and Christian Caple, On Montlake, OnMontlake.com, Puck starts off with the Cougars and he and Jamey talked about the Cougars starting quarterback will be in the fall, the strength of the team, the new look offense, the linebacking core and a prediction on the teams record.  Christian Caple breaks down year two under Jedd Fisch, plus, the growth of the team, growth of quarterback Demond Williams, the expectations of Jonah Coleman, what worries the Huskies and Christian gives his prediction for the season. “In Other News….”  The Bengals may trade Trey Hendrickson, Victor Robles ejected, the AP all-time All-American teams, Dillion Gabriel takes shot at Sheduer Sanders and Sue Bird honored. Puck wraps up with, “Hey, what the Puck!?”   No sport better than baseball of connecting kids and their game (1:00) Puck on the M's faltering vs. the Orioles and Mets, plus, the Seahawks look great on offense (18:00) Tim Booth, Seattle Times  (32:11) Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball” (54:40) College Football Preview (1:16:38) “In Other News….” (1:23:00) “Hey, What the Puck!?”

Marc and Kim's “In Other News” fires through a stack of quirky headlines. They start with the shocking cost of sorority life—where dues at schools like Alabama can run as high as $15,000 a year—sparking laughs and disbelief over paying steakhouse prices just to join. A lighter moment follows with Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Penix Jr.'s unfortunate font typo going viral, which Marc relates to his own last name woes. The crew cracks up over China's first-ever “World Humanoid Robot Games,” where robots clumsily play sports and collapse mid-match like a bad alumni game. Shifting gears, Marc blasts the Big Ten's floated idea of a 24-team playoff as a greedy money grab that just doesn't work in football. They wrap by dissecting a new study showing young people skipping traditional milestones like marriage, kids, and homeownership—blaming cultural shifts, feminism, and economic pressures, while Marc reminds listeners that, despite trends, family life is still worth defending.

Hour 2 kicks off with Marc noting the staggered return to school across St. Louis area districts, tying it into concerns over property taxes and potential caps, with Missouri Tax Relief Now set to provide guidance later in the show. The discussion pivots to national politics as Hans von Spakovsky joins to expose the hypocrisy of Democrats decrying gerrymandering while benefiting from it in multiple states, and to clarify the limits of federal intervention in cities like Washington D.C. versus other major cities. Marc then lightens the mood with his nasal spray addiction story before Nicole Murray delivers a concise business and market update, including stock movements, Air Canada labor issues, and tech fines. The hour wraps with “In Other News,” covering eye-popping sorority costs, a viral Falcons quarterback name typo, China's Humanoid Robot Games, Big Ten playoff proposals, and a study showing fewer young adults pursuing traditional milestones like marriage and homeownership.

On Friday's, August 15,  Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joinedJon Manley, prep reporter for  the Tacoma News-Tribune discussing NIL in high school sports and Chris Egan, KING 5, is here for his weekly visit. No Jim Moore on this Friday as he is moving his kids back to college. Today's show opens with Puck discussing the Mariners disaster against Baltimore. The series was filled with terrible offense and mental mistakes and Puck shares what he wants to see from the Seahawks second preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs. Puck is joined by Jon Manley, preps reporter for the Tacoma News-Tribune, who broke the story involving two Tacoma based high school football stars, Lincoln's Sione Kaho and Mount Tahoma's Elijah Durr, who have singed a Name, Image and Likeness deal with a local restaurant in Tacoma. What's the future of NIL in high school and what are the concerns moving forward?Chris Egan, KING 5, is back! Egan has been at a fishing lodge in Alaska for the past week and comes back refreshed and ready to go. Egan details his fishing adventures and how much fun it was to get away.  Egan and Puck react to the Tacoma News-Tribune story on NIL in high school sports. Egan shares his concerns and issues with NIL being involved at this level.  Egan also breaks news in regards to KING 5's Big Game of the Week and the change that fans will see this year. Puck recaps his Puck's Posse shows from this week, The SportsPit with Steve Sandmeyer & Matt “Stretch” Johnson, “KJ-Arent's” with Mitch Levy and our MLB Insider show with Ryan Divish from the Seattle Times. “In Other News…” Brewers fans get burgers, punishment for Michigan football, Matt Stafford health, WSU QB decision Puck wraps up the show with “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Name, Image and Likeness seems like a good idea in high school sports until it isn't. (1:00) Puck discusses the disaster of the Baltimore series and preview (9:45) Jon Manley, prep reporter, Tacoma News-Tribune on NIL in HS sports (19:45) Chris Egan, KING 5 (53:46) “The Scout” (1:10:00) Puck's Posse Show Wrap-Up (1:15:00) “In Other News…” (1:20:53)  “Hey, What the Puck!?”  

On Thursday's, Aug. 14 Daily Puck Drop, Puck welcomes NFL Insider Mike Garafolo from the NFL Network, plus, another episode of “KJ-Arent's” with Mitch Levy, host of the Mitch Unfiltered Podcast. The show opens discussing Dylan Moore and his rough game on Wednesday, plus, some curious managerial decisions made by Dan Wilson. Mike Garafolo, NFL Network joins Puck to chat about the play of Jalen Milroe in the preseason opener, expectations for Sam Darnold, the Seahawks wide receiver room, Geno Smith double-bird, Jamarcus Russell and Purple Drank, Matt Stafford's back, Seahawks potential sale, Ken Walker contract, John Schneider's extension and what's the future of Micah Parsons?On this week's “KJ-Arent's”, On this sneak preview, Puck and Mitch discuss a funny moment involving Ichiro's Hall of Fame weekend and why did Mitch get int sports broadcasting. You can watch and listen to the full show by signing up to become a Puck's Posse member at PuckSports.com.  “In Other News…” Michael Penix Jr. involved in a fight, Celtics sale is final and the Big 12 makes a change do to gambling. Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?” Dan Wilson is still learning, but he does make some interesting decisions. (1:00) Puck opens up discussing Dylan Moore (13:52) Mike Garafolo, NFL Network (49:40) “KJ-Arent's” Mitch Unfiltered (58:23 ) “In Other News…” (1:00:17) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett is joined today by Michael-Shawn Dugar of The Athletic and John Canzano from JohnCanzano.com.  No Jim Duquette today, but he'll be back next week.  Puck opens the show previewing the Mariners upcoming road trip plus discussing a new contract for Josh Naylor. Michael-Shawn Dugar, The Athletic, drops by to visit with Puck about what he's seen so far in Seahawks training camp and the cap casualty that may happen to Marquez Valdes-Scantling.  Plus, the improvement from Jalen Milroe, Mike Macdonald's defense and they share their love for the fullback. John Canzano, JohnCanzano.comswings by for his weekly to discuss all things college football, including, a new lawsuit led by departing Mountain West schools toward the conference, the future of the Civil War is in jeopardy and John shares his thoughts on new WSU football coach Jimmy Rogers having his quarterbacks go live in practice. But, John and Puck start off discussing the pros and cons of the Little League World Series, plus, the lost art of ding-dong ditching. “In Other News…”. Ryan Sloan, a Mariners top prospect has been elevated, the Mariners are featured prominently in the new MLB Pipeline top 100, MLB playoff schedule announced, the Kraken give out an extension and a top NFL QB undergoes surgery. Puck wraps up the show with, “Hey, What the Puck!?”  Former Coug QB John Mateer finds himself an alleged gambling story. (1:00) Puck on M's and Josh Naylor contract (12:00) Michael-Shawn Dugar, The Athletic (48:00) John Canzano, John Canzano.com (1:16:33) “In other News…”(1:21:38) “Hey, What the Puck!?” 

On today's Daily Puck Drop, Jason “Puck” Puckett and the Go-2-Guy, Jim Moore, recap a wonderful weekend of Mariners baseball.   Jim has regrets over his Cal Raleigh bet with Puck, because it appears he is going to lose it quite easily.  Puck once again makes his plea for the M's to sign Josh Naylor to an extension and they debate who will be in the rotation once the playoffs start and in the “Other News” segment they bring up history made in baseball over the weekend, Tommy Fleetwood falls again, Bonney Lake game time at the LL World Series and Edgar Martinez has a new job. Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball” joins Puck to discuss the Mariners impressive home stand, Julio's heater and being more comfortable.  What does Bill think they should do when Victor Robles returns to action in right field?  Cal had a minor slump but has turned it back around over the weekend and Bill and Puck discuss a confidence boosting moment for Bryan Woo. Puck wraps up with, “Hey, what the Puck!?”   The next few months of Mariners baseball is going to be a fun ride. (1:00) Puck and Jim (51:58) “In Other News….” (56:53) Bill Krueger, “Old School Baseball”  (1:21:22) “Hey, What the Puck!?”

In this hour Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation joins to talk about redistricting, Nicole Murray has business and we have In Other News.

Marc Cox is back from vacation and is joined by Hans von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Nicole Murray, This Morning With Gordon Deal, Tonya J Powers, Fox News Radio, Dan Snell, Politics and Leadership Expert, Dennis Hancock, St. Louis County Councilman, and KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman. Plus Kim on a Whim and In Other News,

In Hour 1 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Kim and Ryan cover the resignation of the Francis Howell School District superintendent after just 5 months on the job—walking away with a $229,000 payout—and raise broader concerns about how school districts manage public funds. The conversation turns to Apple's $600 billion investment in the U.S., Bernie Sanders' shifting political stance, and RFK Jr.'s move to cut mRNA vaccine contracts. They also discuss a Tesla autopilot lawsuit with a $243 million verdict and debate the risks of autonomous vehicles and vaccine mandates. Kim shares a personal story from her time as a TV reporter—featuring a horse that bit her on live TV Hour 2 - Kim and Ryan explore the latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, including the potential for peace talks and Trump's possible role in negotiations with Putin and Zelensky. Economic concerns take center stage with a look at new tariffs, rising car insurance rates, and everyday inflation. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to discuss the Cardinals' latest performance, Shohei Ohtani's dominance as a two-way player, the Blues' preseason expectations, and updates on the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. And in “In Other News, Hour 3 - Jim Talent discusses Trump's potential meetings with Putin and Zelenskyy to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war. Tonya J. Powers covers a Texas Democrat's apology after comparing redistricting to the Holocaust. To wrap the hour Kim on a Whim covering an Ohio woman beaten wants bystanders who do nothing prosecuted. HOUR 4 Shannon Bream discusses President Trump's push to revise the census by excluding illegal immigrants, highlighting the potential impact on congressional district representation and concerns over over-counting in states like New York and California. She also covers the Texas legislative standoff, with Democrats fleeing the state to block voting and Governor Abbott's possible legal responses. The conversation shifts to the Clinton subpoena in the Epstein probe and ongoing Supreme Court debates over presidential emergency powers and tariffs. Byron Keelin shares insights on Missouri's redistricting efforts, advocating a 7-1 Republican map, and updates on initiative petition reform. The hour closes with a CDC report on the high consumption of ultra-processed foods among youth and adults.

Kim and Ryan explore the latest developments in the Ukraine-Russia conflict, including the potential for peace talks and Trump's possible role in negotiations with Putin and Zelensky. Economic concerns take center stage with a look at new tariffs, rising car insurance rates, and everyday inflation. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to discuss the Cardinals' latest performance, Shohei Ohtani's dominance as a two-way player, the Blues' preseason expectations, and updates on the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. And in “In Other News,

Hour 2 opens with a heated follow-up on the MAGA hat controversy at St. Louis City SC. Marc breaks news that a listener—booted from the stadium for wearing the hat—had worn it before without issue, revealing the real trigger: a liberal fan's complaint. The show draws a clear contrast to other accepted political expressions at the venue—like Pride flags and “No Kings” shirts—proving the policy is being selectively enforced. Marc, Kim, and Ethan hammer the ideological double standard, warning it's part of a broader leftist push to silence conservative visibility. Nicole Murray jumps in with a spirited market update and shares bachelorette party plans in Philly—Marc and Kim tease her about yoga, hangovers, and zero sleep weekends. In Segment 4's “In Other News,” the crew tackles viral headlines: The Hulk Hogan cause of death Saudi amusement ride collapse injures 23 in a terrifying near-tragedy. WNBA viewership is up 21%—but Marc makes it clear: it's all Caitlin Clark. Justin Timberlake announces he has Lyme disease, raising eyebrows over his “mailed-in” concerts. And a study shows 35% of Americans now use AI for health and wellness tracking—Marc and Kim warn: don't give up common sense for convenience.

Marc and Kim run through a rapid-fire “In Other News” segment packed with headlines and hot takes. First up: confusion around Hulk Hogan's “death” is cleared up—he's not dead. (It was likely a mistake, as Hogan is still alive.) Still, the crew discusses what would've been his cause of death if true: a heart attack complicated by AFib and leukemia, with a nod to his iconic moment in Rocky III (not II) against Stallone. Next, the group reacts to jaw-dropping footage from Saudi Arabia, where an amusement park ride snapped in half, injuring 23 but miraculously killing no one. Marc blasts lax safety and carnival rides, vowing to keep his kids off them forever. Then it's back to sports as WNBA viewership jumps 21%, even with Caitlin Clark sidelined. Marc isn't buying the media's spin that it's “not all about Caitlin.” He says flat out: She's the reason people tuned in. Kim compares it to a binge-worthy show—you come for Caitlin, but stay to see what wild thing Angel Reese says next. Elsewhere, Justin Timberlake reveals he's battling Lyme disease, explaining his lackluster stage performances and growing fan frustration. Kim sympathizes but says the videos make it look like he's just mailing it in. The segment wraps with a jab at how AI is taking over health management, with 35% of Americans now using it to track meals, fitness, and wellness—Marc and Kim warn, don't turn your brain off just because a bot tells you to run into a wall.

Hour 2 kicks off with breaking news: St. Louis County Executive Sam Page has been indicted for using taxpayer-funded mailers to influence his reelection campaign. Marc slams Page's COVID-era power grabs and gives credit to longtime watchdog Tom Sullivan for helping expose the corruption. Next, Fox News Radio's Tanya J. Powers joins to discuss a new drug dubbed “gas station heroin”—a supercharged Kratom derivative that's 13x stronger than morphine and being sold with zero oversight. Then in a classic "In Other News," Kim and Marc hit several bizarre headlines: High Noon Vodka Seltzers mistakenly canned in Celsius energy drink cans, the Sydney Sweeney ad backlash labeled “Nazi propaganda,” PETA suing a lobster festival for cruelty, and Love is Blind casting calls coming to St. Louis.

In this lively "In Other News" segment, Kim and Marc unpack a bizarre recall involving High Noon Vodka Seltzers being accidentally canned in Celsius energy drink containers—raising concerns about accidental underage or unintended alcohol consumption. Then they roast the Left's meltdown over the American Eagle ad featuring Sydney Sweeney, which some online activists bizarrely labeled as "Nazi propaganda." Kim calls it out as race-baiting nonsense and highlights the real issue: hyper-sexualized marketing to teens. Also covered: PETA sues the Maine Lobster Festival for boiling lobsters alive, which Marc and Kim find laughable. Finally, casting is underway in St. Louis for Love is Blind, leading to some cheeky jokes about blind love and blonde beauty.

In Other News: man driving in Chuck-E-Cheese costume arrested

In this hour the number of famous people deaths this week. Study finds your dog likes to watch TV. In Other News: man driving in Chuck-E-Cheese costume arrested.

In this rapid-fire “In Other News” segment, Marc & Kim cover everything from stress-free small-town travel trends to bipartisan brews with Eric Schmitt and Wesley Bell. They react to a jaw-dropping story of a 9-year-old boy surviving an arrow through the brain, a Wisconsin woman surviving a bear attack, and a USA Today piece suggesting Trump may rename soccer to “football”—with plenty of laughs and eye rolls. The team jokes about sour beers, throwy-ball, and media overreactions to Trump's surprise stadium moment. Light-hearted, weird, and wildly entertaining.

In today's In Other News segment, Marc, Kim & Ethan dive into the absurd and unbelievable—from Pittsburgh's annual “Balls Out Bowling” nudist event (yes, it's real) to a court decision blocking a rule that would've finally made canceling gym memberships and subscriptions as easy as signing up. Kim vents about her own impossible-to-cancel magazine, while Marc blasts corporate gamesmanship. Then, a California woman's home becomes a dumping ground for hundreds of unwanted Amazon returns thanks to a shady Chinese vendor. Wrapping up, the crew reacts to the sad yet avoidable story of an elderly Florida man killed trying to save a turtle on a highway—along with a blunt PSA from Marc: don't swerve for animals on the road. It's bizarre, it's real, and it's all in the latest In Other News.

Marc, Kim, and Ethan open the hour with blunt takes on marriage, heatwaves, and then dive into the one-year anniversary of the assassination attempt on President Trump, revealing how a split-second, off-script move likely saved his life—a moment they credit to divine intervention. Tanya J. Powers reports on limited Secret Service accountability despite serious security failures. The team also tackles Sen. Josh Hawley's push to defund taxpayer-funded NPR over media bias and warns about dangerous AI deepfakes targeting politicians. Former ICE Director Tom Homan's claim that illegal immigration numbers may be closer to 20 million sparks outrage, while Nicole Murray updates on tariffs, layoffs, and market trends. Wrapping up with a wild In Other News segment, they cover Pittsburgh's nude bowling event, blocked subscription cancellation rules, a California woman swamped with unwanted Amazon returns, and a tragic story of a Florida man killed trying to save a turtle—closing with Marc's no-nonsense PSA: don't swerve for animals on the road.

The Marc Cox Morning Show's second hour cuts through the noise with Marc questioning why America still values gold at 1970s prices despite soaring markets, while highlighting local failures behind the Texas floods—not FEMA. Fox News Radio's Eben Brown joins to condemn media grandstanding during rescue efforts, emphasizing respect over viral moments. Tom Ackerman breaks down Cardinals pitching struggles and the looming MLB draft, plus the ongoing Big Tech censorship headaches. The “In Other News” segment tackles rising chronic health issues in kids under Biden policies, Temple University's new Kendrick Lamar course, WNBA drama as Caitlin Clark snubs Angel Reese, McDonald's snack wrap return, and a bizarre “McNapping” of a Ronald McDonald statue caught on video. The hour is raw, real, and unapologetic.

Marc & Kim bring you In Other News with a wild mix of stories that'll make you laugh, cringe, and say “what the heck?” Chick-fil-A shocks fans by landing on a list of the 10 unhealthiest fast food chains, sparking debate over sodium-packed salads. Meanwhile, new data shows nearly 1 in 5 Americans now pay over $1,000 a month for a car, raising questions about financial priorities. In France, a swarm of bees attacks 24 people—sending three to critical care—and in North Carolina, a man uses a rake to rescue his black lab from a 10-foot gator. Yes, really.

In the second hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc & Kim kick off by breaking down heavy storms and the Cardinals' rain delay before taking aim at LA Mayor Karen Bass's reckless lies about ICE raids. GOP strategist Nicholee Ambrose joins to expose Bass's radical left history and dangerous disinformation campaign, as federal agents face threats in blue cities. Marc dives into MetroLink's $61 million security upgrades—turnstiles and fencing decades overdue—while ridership climbs and crime falls. Nicole Murray delivers a sharp market update: luxury condos replace Woods Mill Plaza, Trump threatens steep tariffs, the Supreme Court greenlights mass federal layoffs, and Jeff Bezos unloads $700 million in stock. The crew debates Gen Z dating trends and vents over lane-assist tech frustrations. Wrapping up, In Other News serves up Chick-fil-A's shock as an unhealthy fast-food leader, sky-high car payments hitting one in five Americans, a terrifying bee attack in France, and a North Carolina man's heroic alligator rescue of his dog.

Marc & Kim open the show calling out Democrats and the media for weaponizing the Texas flood tragedy to unfairly blame Trump, with pushback from Gov. Abbott and Chris Cuomo. The Epstein scandal deepens as Trump dodges questions and Pam Bondi backpedals, fueling outrage. “Kim on a Whim” celebrates a win for religious freedom as the IRS now allows churches to endorse candidates, while Marc exposes leftist hypocrisy in black churches. Senator Josh Hawley scores a hard-fought victory passing RECA to compensate Coldwater Creek radiation victims, unveiling government and media coverups. The show moves into storms, Cardinals rain delays, and attacks LA Mayor Karen Bass's lies on ICE raids, featuring GOP strategist Nicholee Ambrose exposing Bass's radical left agenda. Security upgrades at MetroLink and market updates highlight economic shifts, from Trump's tariff threats to Bezos unloading stock. The crew debates Gen Z dating and vents over lane-assist tech. “In Other News” covers shocking Chick-fil-A health rankings, soaring car payments, a French bee attack, and a North Carolina man's alligator rescue of his dog. Hour three dives deeper into Coldwater Creek's RECA expansion with co-founder Kim Thone Visentine urging affected residents to prepare. The Epstein case's missing jail footage and Pam Bondi's evasiveness demand accountability. Heritage's Genevieve Wood comments on the NEA breaking with the Anti-Defamation League amid rising antisemitism, warning about Elon Musk's potential third-party run. The IRS ruling on political speech in churches fuels cultural debate in “Kim on a Whim.” The final hour focuses on national security as the Trump assassination attempt anniversary spotlights Secret Service failures and investigation lags. The hosts condemn leftist violent rhetoric, highlighting Chris Cuomo's rare warning and Claire McCaskill's commentator hypocrisy. Tariffs are set to resume August 1 despite pending deals. Antisemitism spikes as the NEA drops the Anti-Defamation League; Netanyahu stands firm against Hamas and praises Trump's Middle East peace legacy. Taylor Riggs explains the Fed's cautious rate strategy amid resilient job numbers and tariff uncertainty, teasing insights on Fort Knox's undervalued gold reserves from Larry Kudlow. The show closes with a critical review of Tucker Carlson's controversial interview with Iran's president, exposing regime lies and real threats to the U.S. and Israel.

Marc, Kim, and Ethan call out the left for politicizing the tragic Texas floods that killed over 100, slamming a fired Houston doctor and Rosie O'Donnell for exploiting MAGA voters. Pam Bondi's broken promises on the Epstein list resurface, while fireworks-fueled chaos in St. Louis highlights the city's lawless July 4th and Mayor Spencer's failed leadership. The crew also reacts to outrage over a transgender cyclist dominating a USA Cycling race in Wisconsin, playing protest audio from female competitors and torching the hypocrisy of silent feminist groups. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins to explain the GOP's strategy behind the “Big Beautiful Bill,” Missouri's Medicaid future, and abortion ballot fights. In lighter news, “In Other News” covers wild Florida python hunting rules, TSA dropping the shoe rule, and a hilarious live moment when Marc's wife calls about her missing charger.

In this lively “In Other News” segment, the team reacts to Florida's wild python hunting rules — no guns, just tongs, bags, and a screwdriver for humane kills — all for a shot at $10K. Then they celebrate TSA's move to phase out the shoe removal rule at major airports. The crew also dives into the sky-high cost of being a sports fan in cities like New York, with some spending nearly $5,000 annually on tickets, jerseys, and streaming. Plus, Prime Day confessions and a live on-air moment when Marc's wife calls looking for her missing laptop charger — which he might have borrowed.

In Hour 2 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Kim St. Onge breaks down the latest developments on Capitol Hill as lawmakers debate a major bill following a narrow procedural vote. The hour includes a deep dive into immigration policy, asylum claims, and a judge blocking a key executive order. Anti-Semitism also takes center stage with discussion of Zohran Mamdani's controversial remarks and recent vandalism in New York City. As Fourth of July celebrations approach, Kim covers security concerns and Trump's planned appearance in Iowa. The hour wraps up with In Other News featuring the crew and Sue Thomas, where they discuss the St. Louis versus Kansas City barbecue rivalry, a bizarre pink foot statue in NYC, and a surprising study on napping and mortality.

In Hour 1 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Kim St. Onge covers the heated debate in Congress following a narrow test vote on a major legislative bill. Lawmakers continue negotiating key details, including Medicaid work requirements. The conversation also touches on Fourth of July plans, including Donald Trump's Iowa event, the White House's military-themed celebration, and concerns over canceled festivities in California. Plus, a deep dive into the rise of artificial intelligence and its impact on jobs, regulation, and everyday life. Scott Jagow joins for Scot on the Spot to expand on AI's potential and the shifting work ethic in America. In Hour 2 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Kim St. Onge breaks down the latest developments on Capitol Hill as lawmakers debate a major bill following a narrow procedural vote. The hour includes a deep dive into immigration policy, asylum claims, and a judge blocking a key executive order. Anti-Semitism also takes center stage with discussion of Zohran Mamdani's controversial remarks and recent vandalism in New York City. As Fourth of July celebrations approach, Kim covers security concerns and Trump's planned appearance in Iowa. The hour wraps up with In Other News featuring the crew and Sue Thomas, where they discuss the St. Louis versus Kansas City barbecue rivalry, a bizarre pink foot statue in NYC, and a surprising study on napping and mortality. In Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Kim St. Onge welcomes former U.S. Senator Jim Talent to discuss the procedural chaos in Congress as Hakeem Jeffries delays a key House bill with a marathon speech. Talent analyzes the political maneuvering behind the 219 to 213 test vote and the bill's major provisions, including Trump-era tax cuts, border security, Coast Guard funding, and Medicare cost caps. Danielle Alvarez, RNC Senior Advisor, joins to explain Senate amendments that added $750 billion to the deficit, stripped program funding, and reignited the fight over Republican unity and negotiation strategy. Elon Musk's criticism and Trump's leadership also come into play. To wrap the hour, Scott on the Spot & the Riverport Riot. In Hour 4 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Kim St. Onge covers the latest on the congressional bill vote, including Hakeem Jeffries' extended floor speech to delay proceedings and a procedural vote that passed narrowly 219 to 213. The discussion moves into border security and immigration, including funding for the wall, a judge blocking Trump's executive order on asylum, and Ron DeSantis' “Alligator Alcatraz” facility. Fox News correspondent Griff Jenkins joins to share insight on illegal immigration, national security threats, and support for Trump's immigration strategy. The hour also highlights Fourth of July concerns, including heightened security, cities canceling celebrations due to ICE activity, and a reflection on American history and independence.

Kim St. Onge covers the official shutdown of USAID following criticism over its funding of LGBTQ and DEI programs with experts warning it could lead to millions of global deaths. The Senate narrowly passes a sweeping immigration bill with JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote but the legislation faces hurdles in the House including controversial amendments related to Medicaid for illegal immigrants. Trump announces that Israel has agreed to a 60-day ceasefire in Gaza though Hamas has yet to accept the proposal. The hour also examines growing concerns about censorship on social media after Facebook allegedly removed a professor's post about tornadoes and climate change. Nichole Murray joins for the Business Headline. The hour wraps up with In Other News

Kim St. Onge fills in on The Marc Cox Morning Show with a packed lineup of political and economic analysis. The Senate narrowly passes the debt ceiling bill with Vice President JD Vance casting the tie-breaking vote, as the bill heads to the House under pressure to meet a July 4th deadline. The University of Pennsylvania apologizes to female athletes and removes Leah Thomas's records amid growing restrictions on transgender participation in sports. Meanwhile, Florida's new migrant detention center—dubbed “Alligator Alcatraz”—is stirring controversy with its military-style setup, $400 million annual cost, and GOP-branded merchandise. Eben Brown from Fox News Radio joins to report on Trump's visit to the facility. Genevieve Wood of the Heritage Foundation weighs in on the DOJ's lawsuit against Los Angeles over sanctuary city policies, stressing the importance of federal immigration enforcement. Scott Jagow appears for Scott on the Spot, offering new details from an upcoming book on the Trump assassination attempt and reflecting on political violence in America. Jared Halpern discusses House procedural challenges, tax and spending disputes, and GOP divisions over the debt ceiling bill. Taylor Riggs from Fox Business breaks down Jerome Powell's stance on interest rates, inflation forecasts, and how Trump's tariff policies may impact the economy. The show also covers Trump's digital tax negotiations with Canada, China's launch of an AI soccer league ahead of the 2025 World Humanoid Robot Games, and recovery efforts in North St. Louis following recent tornado damage. Nichole Murray joins for the Business Headline, and the show wraps with In Other News.

Kim St. Onge hosts a lively episode featuring St. Louis County Councilman Dennis Hancock discussing the senior property tax freeze deadline and local updates. Hans Von Spakovsky breaks down recent Supreme Court rulings on nationwide injunctions, free speech, and parental rights. Nichole Murray delivers the latest market and business news, covering economic developments and corporate trends. The show closes with In Other News.

In this hour Bevis Schock from Schock Law joins the show to talk about how MO AG has the authority to remove STL Sheriff from job. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman discusses the Cardinals and the Cubs plus NBA. Finally, In Other News

In hour 1, after an off day, the Marc Cox Morning Show is back! Marc and Scott discuss how their off days went, as well as giving us the top stories of the day in the Marc Cox Shortlist. We also hear our national anthem of the day! Concern over U.S. involvement continues to grow as President Trump approaches a decision. Should we get involved, or should we let them figure it out? In today's edition of Scott on the Spot, we wonder if grade schools are teaching the right things to students. Are schools, and public schools specifically, spending money in the right places? Comments from the chat raise questions as to where these school districts are that are over-spending. Charlie Kirk has a debate with a 14 year old freshman, and raises questions about the reasons why some young women choose to go to college. In hour 2, Marc discusses the reason he was off yesterday, and it was for Juneteenth which is a federal holiday. We also hear Marc's top stories in this edition of the shortlist! Janett Liriano, Venture-Backed founder with a political mindset and co-founder of INARU, joins to discuss the treasury releasing social security and Medicare Trustees Report. Florida is running out of space for illegals, so the attorney general proposed an idea to put one in an abandoned airport. It is being dubbed 'Alligator Alcatraz' due to it being surrounded by alligators and pythons. Nicole Murray, of This Morning with Gordon Deal, joins the show to discuss the markets, as well as worldwide, national and local news. In Other News, a lady goes crazy on an airplane for no apparent reason, and a British Airways flight attendant was dancing without clothes in the first class bathroom. In hour 3, There is no omelet bar here in the St. Louis like there is up in New England, and we also hear Marc's top stories of the day in the shortlist! Jim Carafano, Heritage Foundation national security and foreign policy, joins to discuss Trump's current strategy for Iran, and the latest comments from the president and his press secretary. Dr. Bob Onder, U.S. Congressman for Missouri's 3rd District, joins to discuss a new law approved in Tennessee by the Supreme Court. This states that transgender minors can not have surgery to transition to the opposite gender. In this edition of Scott on the Spot, Scott breaks down some controversial comments from Whoopi Goldberg on The View, as well as the loads of backlash she is facing, including some from Iranians. In hour 4, Marc has his top stories of the day with the shortlist! Marc also dives into some comments made by Charlie Kirk. Alexandria Hoff, Reporter for Fox News, joins the show to discuss Trump's timeline for Iran to call for a ceasefire, as well as for negotiations to begin in that time period. She also discusses why the polls are bad for Biden. Asaf Ramirowsky, PHD, a Middle East Scholar, the Executive Director of the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa (ASMEA) as well as the Executive Director of Scholars for Peace in the Middle East (SPME), joins the show to discuss the problems that Iran continues to cause around the world, and how people continue to go after Israel. Charlie Kirk follows the comments made by Harrison Butker by saying that there is nothing wrong with women wanting to go to college to find their husband.

Marc discusses the reason he was off yesterday, and it was for Juneteenth which is a federal holiday. We also hear Marc's top stories in this edition of the shortlist! Janett Liriano, Venture-Backed founder with a political mindset and co-founder of INARU, joins to discuss the treasury releasing social security and Medicare Trustees Report. Florida is running out of space for illegals, so the attorney general proposed an idea to put one in an abandoned airport. It is being dubbed 'Alligator Alcatraz' due to it being surrounded by alligators and pythons. Nicole Murray, of This Morning with Gordon Deal, joins the show to discuss the markets, as well as worldwide, national and local news. In Other News, a lady goes crazy on an airplane for no apparent reason, and a British Airways flight attendant was dancing without clothes in the first class bathroom.

In this edition of In Other News, visitors at Yellowstone often encounter many wild animals. However, many people bring their pets, and this can cause issues in certain situations. A groundhog decided it wanted a better view at a Formula 1 race in Montreal, but Lewis Hamilton had other ideas.

In hour 1, President Trump is facing backlash based on what is going on in the Middle East. Trump is anti-war, but he has been called out by fellow members of the republican party such as Tucker Carlson. Marc and Scott dive into today's top stories on the short list. President Trump has stated multiple times that Iran should not have nuclear weapons. It is a danger to everyone if they have nuclear capabilities. Scott Jagow has today's Scott on the Spot! He opens with a kindergarten graduation, and then moves to his top stories of the day! A member of a band makes lewd comments stating that people who are Christian and who voted for Trump should be ashamed. He also stated that if you are a Trump supporter then you should not go to his shows, nor are you welcome. In hour 2, a higher up at Camping World said, in 2017, that people should not shop at his store if they are Trump supporters. Now, he supports Trump and is fighting to fly the American flag outside of his stores. Marc has his top stories in this edition of the shortlist! Gregg Roman, national security expert & Executive Director of the Middle East Forum, joins the show to discuss what Trump should to with the Iran situation. Will he take advantage of Iran's weakened infrastructure and nuclear capabilities? Nicole Murray of This Morning with Gordon Deal joins the show to discuss how the markets look currently, as well as local and national news. In this edition of In Other News, visitors at Yellowstone often encounter many wild animals. However, many people bring their pets, and this can cause issues in certain situations. A groundhog decided it wanted a better view at a Formula 1 race in Montreal, but Lewis Hamilton had other ideas. In hour 3, There has been a lot of talk going on about what is next with Iran and if we are going to get involved. Trump is facing some friendly fire, such as comments from Tucker Carlson. Marc has his top stories of the hour in this edition of the shortlist. Cully Stimson, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, joins to discuss the issues with the courts thinking they have more power than the president. Michael Whatley, Chairman of the Republican National Committee, joins to discuss the senate deadline of July 4th rapidly approaching for President Trump's signature One Big Beautiful Bill. Chad Pergram, Fox News Correspondent, joins the show to discuss the decline of Joe Biden's health, as well as what the cover-up of this information looked like. This is the first open-hearing by the senate to discuss this specific topic. In hour 4, we are joined by Taylor Riggs to discuss the situation in Iran. Later on, Renae Eicholz and Conni Tilley join the show to discuss the situation in Collinsville Illinois.

A higher up at Camping World said, in 2017, that people should not shop at his store if they are Trump supporters. Now, he supports Trump and is fighting to fly the American flag outside of his stores. Marc has his top stories in this edition of the shortlist! Gregg Roman, national security expert & Executive Director of the Middle East Forum, joins the show to discuss what Trump should to with the Iran situation. Will he take advantage of Iran's weakened infrastructure and nuclear capabilities? Nicole Murray of This Morning with Gordon Deal joins the show to discuss how the markets look currently, as well as local and national news. In this edition of In Other News, visitors at Yellowstone often encounter many wild animals. However, many people bring their pets, and this can cause issues in certain situations. A groundhog decided it wanted a better view at a Formula 1 race in Montreal, but Lewis Hamilton had other ideas.

Hour 2 begins with Ryan Schmelz reporting on the Israel Iran conflict and the rescission bill budget cuts. Nichole Murray follows with the latest business news, including stock market updates and tech exports. The hour wraps up with “In Other News,” covering unusual stories like lottery winners, snake sightings, and Friday the 13th superstitions.