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On this episode of the podcast, John Reid, the Republican Nominee for Lt. Governor of Virginia discussed his campaign and the state's challenging political landscape. He highlighted the economic struggles in southwest Virginia, contrasting it with the cultural clashes in northern Virginia, particularly over transgender issues. Reid criticized his opponent Ghazala Hashmi for avoiding debates and accused her of being too radical. Reid addressed the impact of President Trump's election on conservative voters and the need for decency in politics.You can learn more about John Reid by visiting his campaign website: JohnReidForVirginia.com or on Facebook: Facebook.com/JohnReidForVirginiaSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In Hour 3 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc breaks down Turning Point USA's alternative Super Bowl halftime concert, Tucker Carlson's free speech defense, and ongoing media hypocrisy in high-profile legal cases. He compares the Letitia James indictment to Donald Trump's legal challenges and questions the double standard in coverage. Marc also covers Trump's earlier role in Middle East peace negotiations, the Gaza ceasefire, and new U.S. diplomatic efforts. Guests include Steve Bucci, who analyzes the shaky prospects for lasting peace and the legality of military drug interdictions, and Congressman Eric Burlison, who discusses the looming government shutdown, Obamacare subsidy battles, crime and immigration policy, and Republican strategies to push back against Democratic leadership.

In Hour 1 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc Cox covers the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict and reports of a potential Middle East peace plan that could include a hostage release early next week. He discusses celebrations in Israel, the debate over rebuilding Gaza, and growing public support for Republican leadership amid global tension. The hour also looks at rising unrest in Chicago ahead of the “No Kings Day” protest, debate over deploying the National Guard, and criticism of local politicians like Mayor Brandon Johnson.

On today's Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc dives deep into the biggest headlines at home and abroad. Hour 1 covers the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict, new peace efforts, and unrest in Chicago ahead of the “No Kings Day” protest. Hour 2 explores political protests, the Nobel Peace Prize, immigration crackdowns, and the Mizzou vs. Alabama matchup alongside key market updates and social trends like “hetero pessimism” and AI-driven TikTok hoaxes. In Hour 3, Marc examines media hypocrisy, Turning Point USA's alternative Super Bowl halftime show, and the latest in Middle East diplomacy with insight from Steve Bucci and Congressman Eric Burlison on government spending, crime, and immigration policy. Hour 4 closes with coverage of the Gaza cease-fire, Biden's diplomatic efforts, immigration tensions in Chicago, and new polling showing strong support for Israel and military action against drug traffickers. Marc wraps up with details on the Guns and Hoses Queen of Hearts raffle, 97.1's 25th birthday celebration, and Robert De Niro's protest remarks.

In Hour 4 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc covers the Israel-Hamas cease-fire deal, President Biden's diplomatic role, and Marco Rubio's rare praise for the administration's efforts. The discussion shifts to Chicago, where a Biden-appointed judge blocked National Guard deployment amid immigration and crime debates. Marc also breaks down new Harvard CAPS poll numbers showing strong public support for Israel and military action against drug traffickers, along with shifting opinions on the government shutdown. The hour wraps with reminders about 97.1 Talk Radio's 25th birthday celebration, the Guns and Hoses Queen of Hearts raffle, and Robert De Niro's latest protest remarks.

Marc Cox recaps the latest Queen of Hearts drawing with the 9 of diamonds in slot 2 and previews the upcoming Guns and Hoses charity boxing event on November 26 in St. Louis, benefiting families of fallen police officers and firefighters. He also reacts to Robert De Niro's recent political comments and protest call for November 18, framing it around debates on freedom and democracy.

Marc Cox talks with Missouri Congressman Eric Burlison about the looming government shutdown, partisan tension over budget extensions, and debates surrounding Obamacare subsidies. Burlison criticizes current healthcare costs, calls for a free-market approach, and pushes back on “defund the police” rhetoric amid rising crime concerns. The discussion also covers immigration incentives, census funding impacts, and Republican strategies heading into key negotiations with Senate leadership.

Marc Cox talks with Fox News Radio's Jonathan Savage about the Gaza ceasefire as Israeli troops withdraw and Palestinians return to devastated areas. They discuss relief mixed with uncertainty, celebrations in Tel Aviv, Trump's continued support in Israel, and the challenges of rebuilding Gaza amid ongoing political tension.

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.

Marc Cox kicks off the segment with a look ahead to the college football weekend, spotlighting the Mizzou vs. Alabama matchup, key betting odds, and game predictions. Following the sports talk, Nichole Murray from This Morning with Gordon Deal joins the show to discuss the latest business and economic headlines from stock market trends and unemployment claims to Levi Strauss profits and the looming government shutdown.

From deadly California wildfires and Arson to secret Chinese SIM card operations capable of crippling U.S. infrastructure, today's episode dives into the headlines that shake the nation. We explore government mismanagement, climate policy failures, the rise of Antifa as a global threat, foreign espionage, bioweapons, and the high-stakes military and geopolitical decisions involving Russia, Ukraine, Venezuela, and beyond. No spin, just a clear-eyed look at the crises and plots shaping American lives.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Hour 1 opens with discussion of the new Middle East peace deal, reactions from the media, and President Trump's growing influence in the negotiations. The hosts debate the government shutdown, promote Galaxy Con St. Louis featuring Lou Ferrigno, and dive into the Buck Don't Give a ____ segment, where they discuss RFK Jr.'s claims about vaccine incentives and the financial pressures on pediatricians. The hour wraps with a Thankful Thursday reflection and an update on Mexico travel warnings. Hour 2 features Jonathan Savage reporting from Israel on the three-phase Israel-Hamas hostage deal, which includes deadlines for prisoner exchanges and rebuilding Gaza. Former Senator Jim Talent joins to analyze President Trump's diplomatic strategy, his relationships with Qatar, Turkey, and Egypt, and Israel's strong military position. The hosts also discuss media bias surrounding Trump's leadership in the peace process. Hour 3 continues with Jim Talent returning to expand on Trump's 20-point Gaza plan, the potential cease-fire and hostage release, and international involvement in Gaza's reconstruction. In Buck Don't Give a ____, Marc and Dan tackle a congressional hearing on vaccine incentives and RFK Jr.'s ongoing push for medical transparency. Scott Warmann wraps up the hour with sports talk, previewing the St. Louis Blues season and Mizzou's upcoming game against Alabama. Hour 4 features Jeff Monosso on the federal immigration crackdown in Chicago, the tension between local officials and the Trump administration, and concerns about rising crime. Shannon Bream, host of Fox News Sunday, previews the Israel-Hamas cease-fire, the government funding battle, and her upcoming interviews with Justice Amy Coney Barrett and the House Speaker. Griff Jenkins reports from Washington on cartel threats in Mexico, Trump's role in the peace deal, and upcoming tariff policies on China. The show closes with Lou Ferrigno, who talks about his new films The Hermit and Gym Rats, his fitness lifestyle at 74, and his mission to motivate others to overcome adversity and stay healthy.

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

On this episode of the podcast, Amanda Head discusses the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey with Bud Cummins, highlighting the historical context of DOJ weaponization and the impact on the justice system's credibility. Cummins, a former United States Attorney, criticizes the DOJ's actions under figures like Comey, McCabe, and Holder, comparing them to Watergate. They also discuss the Bryan Malinowski case, where ATF agents executed a raid that led to his death, emphasizing the need for an independent investigation and accountability.You can learn more about Bud Cummins by visiting his website: BudCumminsLaw.com or by following him on X: @BudCumminsARSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In hour three of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan discuss the ongoing government shutdown and its political ripple effects, along with debates over Medicaid funding and the unreimbursed care fund, particularly in blue states. Mary Vought from The Heritage Foundation joins to talk about voter citizenship verification in Wisconsin, the Virginia governor and attorney general races, and why school board elections are becoming battlegrounds for parental rights and education reform. The Buck Don't Give a ____ segment tackles current controversies in sex discrimination laws in Australia and the broader discussion of gender policy and women's rights.

In hour one of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan discuss the potential impact of the ongoing government shutdown on the Federal Reserve's next interest rate move. They also cover Missouri's WIC program funding concerns and Chicago's surprising ranking as the “Best Big City in America” by Condé Nast Traveler, despite ongoing crime issues. During the Buck Don't Give a ____ segment, the hosts highlight Rachael Wong, CEO of Women's Forum Australia, and her criticism of transgender policies in Australian prisons that compromise women's rights. The conversation continues with analysis of Pam Bondi's fiery press conference and Candace Owens' latest controversy.

In this segment, Marc and Dan talk with Fox News Radio's Ryan Schmelz about the ongoing government shutdown, its political causes, and what is holding up a resolution in Congress. They discuss the tense negotiations between Republicans and Democrats and how both sides are presenting their arguments to the public. Ryan explains the real-world effects on Americans, including delays in small business loans, military pay, and social security benefits. The discussion wraps with predictions on when the shutdown might end and what compromises could finally reopen the government.

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.

Marc and Dan talk with Mary Vought from The Heritage Foundation about why school board elections may be just as critical as Virginia's governor's race. They discuss the growing influence of teachers' unions, low voter turnout, and how education policy impacts families across the country. The conversation also covers the latest on the government shutdown, with Speaker Mike Johnson calling on Democrats to “do the right thing” as both parties continue to clash over spending priorities and political

Marc and Dan talk with Fox News Radio's Jeff Monosso about the heated debate over Wisconsin's voter ID and citizenship verification laws. Jeff reports that Wisconsin Democrats, including Attorney General Josh Kaul, are fighting a court order requiring verification of citizenship for 3.6 million voters ahead of the February statewide election. The discussion covers the lawsuit that sparked the ruling, the broader national debate on issuing IDs to non-citizens, and the Trump administration's past push to strengthen election security. The hosts and Jeff stress the importance of voter ID laws for maintaining election integrity and question the resistance to verification efforts

Marc and Dan talk with Fox Business Network's Cheryl Casone about the U.S.-Canada trade deal and former President Trump's negotiating approach to fair trade. Cheryl highlights the economic benefits of recent tariffs, particularly the China agreement that boosted U.S. soybean sales. Despite early concerns, the economy remains strong with record markets and steady inflation. The conversation also explores how potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts could influence the housing market and fuel costs. With fuel prices staying low thanks to domestic production and global supply shifts, the hour wraps with a lighter discussion on the value of America's gold reserves.

Marc and Dan talk with Councilman Joe Brazil and Tom Shaw about the upcoming Freedom Walk to End Alzheimer's, hosted by the Tom Shaw Foundation at Good News Brewing Company in Defiance, Missouri. Registration opens at 8:30 AM, and the walk begins around 10:30 AM, with proceeds benefiting the St. Charles chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. Tom shares how the event honors his father and unites the community in the fight against Alzheimer's. The conversation also highlights Defiance Oktoberfest, featuring live music, local wineries, and Billy Bush's country music fest at Bush Brewery, along with stops at Stone Ledge Distillery for whiskey, cigars, and live entertainment. The hour wraps with details about the Radio Station Birthday Party on October 23rd at Lit Cigar Lounge in Chesterfield, where VIP passes are nearly sold out but free RSVPs remain available.

In hour four of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan talk with Jeff Monosso from Fox News Radio about Wisconsin's voter ID and citizenship verification fight and what it means for election integrity nationwide. Then, Cheryl Casone from Fox Business Network joins to break down the U.S.-Canada trade deal, tariff impacts, and the strong U.S. economy. The hour wraps with Joe Brazil and Tom Shaw previewing the Freedom Walk to End Alzheimer's at Good News Brewing, plus highlights from Defiance Oktoberfest, Billy Bush's country fest, and the 97.1 FM Birthday Party at Lit Cigar Lounge in Chesterfield.

Today for Buck Don't Give a #$&@, Dan has a song that honors Charlie Kirk.

Today Marc and Dan talk about Israel and Hamas two years later. In Buck Don't Give a $&*@ we have a song honoring Charlie Kirk. Marc is excited because Rush is touring and will be in Chicago.

Today on the Marc Cox Morning Show; Fox News Radio, Jonathan Savage is in London and joins the show to talk about what is happening today in Israel. Former Missouri Senator John Lamping joins to talk about deploying the National Guard, violence in Columbia and more. Luis Valdes, National Spokesperson for Gun Owners of America joins to talk about banks threaten the second Amendment and Supreme Court and Hawaii concealed weapon. Dr. George Hruza, Missouri State Representative District 89 joins the show to talk about socialism and more. Ryan Wiggins, Host of Wiggins America joins to talk about Yahoo releasing the most important cases that the Supreme Court will hear. Plus a song honoring Charlie Kirk.

Final hour talks about a possible negotiation on health care. Dr. George Hruza, Missouri State Representative District 89 joins the show to talk about socialism and more. Ryan Wiggins, Host of Wiggins America joins to talk about Yahoo releasing the most important cases that the Supreme Court will hear.

Ryan Wiggins, Host of Wiggins America joins to talk about Yahoo releasing the most important cases that the Supreme Court will hear.

Dr. George Hruza, Missouri State Representative District 89 joins the show to talk about socialism and more.

In this hour Marc and Dan discuss numbers showing crime is down. CDC saying Covid shots should be decided by patients. Luis Valdes, National Spokesperson for Gun Owners of America joins to talk about banks threaten the second Amendment and Supreme Court and Hawaii concealed weapon. Finally, Buck Don't Give a #$&@.

Luis Valdes, National Spokesperson for Gun Owners of America joins to talk about banks threaten the second Amendment and Supreme Court and Hawaii concealed weapon.

In this hour, Fox News Radio, Jonathan Savage is in London and joins the show to talk about what is happening today in Israel. Former Missouri Senator John Lamping joins to talk about deploying the National Guard, violence in Columbia and more. Plus Zach Bryan takes shot at ICE in new song and new record for world's longest beard.

Former Missouri Senator John Lamping joins to talk about deploying the National Guard, violence in Columbia and more.

Fox News Radio, Jonathan Savage is in London and joins the show to talk about what is happening today in Israel.

On this episode of the podcast, South Carolina Congressman Ralph Norman pulls back the curtain on Washington's latest standoff. Norman doesn't mince words — he blames Democrats for blocking a clean continuing resolution (CR) and prioritizing billions in spending for illegal immigrants and public broadcasting over American taxpayers.Norman highlights his own amendment to halt Congressional pay during government shutdowns and praises President Trump's record on drug price reform, border security, and leadership that put Americans first.You can learn more about Rep. Norman by following his accounts on X: @RepRalphNorman and @RalphNorman or by visiting his gubernatorial candidate website: RalphNormanForGovernor.comSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Today on the Marc Cox Morning Show Hans Von Spakovsky, Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation joins the show talking about Federal Judge blocking Trump from sending more troops into Portland and Supreme Court session. Fox News Radio Tonya J Powers joins to talk about Supreme Court session back with how profiled issues. Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe joins to talk about ICE, local law enforcement and more. KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to preview the Mizzou/Alabama game and Chiefs.

KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman joins to preview the Mizzou/Alabama game and Chiefs.

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe joins to talk about ICE, local law enforcement and more.

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