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Marc speaks with Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping about the new Italian Prime Minister and how the media is already bashing her for being a "far right extremist."

In the 2nd hour of MCMS, Marc discusses how the President refuses to speak to Ron DeSantis despite the possibility of a category 3 hurricane on the horizon. He's joined by Ryan Schmelz from FOX News Radio to discuss President Biden's failing popularity numbers. Marc talks with Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping about the new "far right" Italian Prime Minister's inspirational messages and the "spending spree" in Washington. Later, Kathleen England tells us what's going on "In Other News." 

Happy Tuesday from the Marc Cox Morning Show! This morning Marc gets a few callers right off the bat to talk about deer whistles. Marc shares more about the new Italian Prime Minister who is getting blasted for being "far right" because she wants secure boarders and to put her country first. We get a replay of yesterdays conversation with Jessie Jane Duff to fire up our day. Later, Biden loves to take credit wherever he can find it - if prices go up, it's all Putin's fault, but if the price goes down, he'll gladly take credit. 

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about Trump's embrace of the fringe ideology as a means of separating fools from their money and remaining relevant to Republican base voters

Scoot runs down a few recent headlines about the right-wing conspiracy group and wonders why former President Trump seems to be hugging them ever closer

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about news that the newest James Bond film, expected in 2025, will be more in touch with his emotions than previous depictions. Does this mean the end of masculinity?

The final hour of today's show begins with the crew discussing the lasting effects COVID has on children. Then, the crew shares their thoughts on the Arizona governor's race. The hour closes out with Hannah reading the YouTube poll results.

Charlie receives a call from Michael in Pacolet SC to comment on the Nord Stream Pipeline. They discuss how unstable Putin is. In addition, they discuss Biden's comments on retaliation.

For almost 100 years, the Boblo Boats were the gateway to a day of fun at the amusement park. Over time, the S.S. Columbia and S.S. Ste. Claire became as popular as Boblo Island itself. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark walks through one of the historic vessels -- a place where Detroit's past and future meet -- and looks into what the future holds for the beloved Boblo Boat. (PHOTO: Zach Clark/WWJ)

Charlie talks about the media lying about how many people were at Joe Cunningham's rally. He talks about the Biden administration ignoring Floridians and Desantis in this time of crisis. He theorizes the reason is because Desantis is challenging them on policy. Timmons joins the show to talk to Charlie about a new alliance with republican leadership.

He theorizes the reason is because Desantis is challenging them on policy.

Charlie discusses Trump's comments about Germany and Russia's deal with fuel. Charlie discusses how Liberal moms are appeasing the trans community because they want to be “Cool”. Josh Kimbrell joins the show to discuss his fight against legal abortion.

Pickens County voted to remove inappropriate books from their schools. Charlie discusses the left's hypocrisy in accusing the right of banning books. Charlie remembers how easy the times were when Trump was President. Charlie talks to Robert and Greenville about Biden's policies that have caused inflation and recession.

Charlie remembers how easy the times were when Trump was President.

Hour 1: Mark Opens the show covering today's latest politics. Then, Italy tour guide Linda Garafano shares on Covid and the new Prime Minister!

It's 2A Tuesday and Marc is talking with Mark Walters, host of Armed American Radio and Armed American Radio's Daily Defense with Mark Walters, and Spokesman for the Second Amendment Foundation, about the attempt to create new registries for those who purchase firearms or ammunition with their credit cards. 

The last hour of MCMS focuses on a hot topic in St. Louis: expired tags! Marc takes your calls on how frequently listeners see expired tags, how past their expiration dates they are, and the concerns these expired plates bring to drivers all over the city. An insurance broker calls in to explain a huge concern with many involved in insurance - illegal immigrants flocking to the United States will be driving uninsured cars with no licenses in cities where the police are not allowed to chase criminals. 

Hour 3 - A man scared off a bear by slapping it right in the face. BJ and Jamie call BJ's old friend from Tampa Bubba The Love Sponge to talk about what it is currently like down in Tampa with Hurricane Ian incoming. We ask textnado what story we should talk about out of a bunch of headlines. They picked "what makes a guy creepy". 

 BJ and Jamie call BJ's old friend from Tampa Bubba The Love Sponge to talk about what it is currently like down in Tampa with Hurricane Ian incoming.

Butter boards are all the rage on social media. We wonder who has the best butter. NASA DART was successful in making contact with the asteroid it was shot at. Alec Baldwin may face criminal charges from the shooting that occurred on the set of Rust. Hurricane Ian is gaining power in the gulf coast and could be the worst storm to hit Tampa in 100 years. A skier from Colorado, Hilaree Nelson, was skiing in Nepal and has gone missing after falling into a crevasse that is around 2000ft deep. Kanye West says the Kim is his queen. On social media he said," I know how you feel England I lost my Queen too." A man scared off a bear by slapping it right in the face. BJ and Jamie call BJ's old friend from Tampa Bubba The Love Sponge to talk about what it is currently like down in Tampa with Hurricane Ian incoming. We ask textnado what story we should talk about out of a bunch of headlines. They picked "what makes a guy creepy". Drew Barrymoore is catching heat on about her pizza salad on social media. She takes all the topings off a pizza and puts them in a salad. She doens't eat the crust. A woman who is a beauty influencer is going viral after complaining about how hard it is to be an influencer. 

Also in the news: Murders in Oak Forest followed years of domestic violence; Photos released of three suspects who robbed man on CTA train; Search continues for man accused of trying to kidnap woman in West Loop and more.

Charlie discusses Ivermectin. The CDC has now added the drug to their treatment list. 

Charlie discusses the Biden Administration continued ignorance on the border crisis and upcoming topics for today's show. Charlie discusses Ivermectin. The CDC has now added the drug to their treatment list. Charlie discusses his trip to Washington DC. He talks about the Hurricane off the coast of Florida.

Representative Thomas Beach joins the show to talk to Charlie about woke ideology within the school system. 

Also in the news: Indiana high school student received a perfect score on AP Calculus Exam; New Evanston police chief hired; Iowa woman, accused of fraud in several states, sentenced to 15 months in prison and more.

In the last hour of MCMS, Jessie Jane Duff joins the show to talk about Trump's latest speech. Liz Cheney gets more hate from all sides and a former military member that served on the J6 committee wrote a book on why he believes Trump is guilty. Marc talks with KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman about Pujols' 700th home run and why many couldn't watch the historic game. Later, the first ever female Prime Minister of Italy is labeled "extreme right," Giorgia Meloni is concerned about all the "right" things.

In the 3rd hour of MCMS, Marc talks with Dick Morris, American political author, commentator, and host of Newsmax's Dick Morris Democracy Saturday nights about the current polling numbers and his newest book. Gerri Willis from FBN joins to discuss the worth of Pujols' 700th homerun ball. Later, the Airforce Academy is telling students to ditch "gendered" terms - including mom, dad and 'you guys.'

In the 2nd hour of the MCMS, Marc talks with Senior Legal Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Hans von Spakovsky, about former justice Breyer's admittance that a decision would be damaging to a court rather than how a law stood up to the constitution. Marjorie Taylor Greene joined the show last week for a few minutes, and Marc reminds us of her statements that impeachments are coming once Republican's take over the House. Jennifer Kushinka from This Morning with Gordon Deal joins the show to give us a look at the economy. Later, Kathleen England tells us what's going on "In Other News." 

Welcome back to the Marc Cox Morning Show! Marc and Carl are back from Washington and have plenty of stories to share from their trip. You probably already heard, but Pujols hit homerun 699 & 700 over the weekend... too bad no one saw it! While Marc and Carl were traveling last week, they saw a member of The Squad on their flight home. While in Washington, Marc took a bike ride and found something funny about the White House. Later, Liz Cheney announced she's ready to switch parties after Republican's have left her in the dust. 

Hour 3: 97.1 FM Talk Chief Meteorologist Dave Murray joins Mark Reardon to discuss the historical Hurricane Ian set to hit Florida in a few days. Mark shares a story from Arizona State. Then, Matt Pauley, host of KMOX's Sports Open Line pops into the studio to discuss Pujols hitting homerun #700 over the weekend. Later, local space writer Mack Bradley talks about tonight's NASA spacecraft set to slam into an asteroid to test the processes as a defense system before Mark brings you the Audio Cut of the Day!

Lasers can do all kinds of cool stuff, think about LASIK eye surgery. But now, scientists on the campus of the University of Michigan are about to unveil a wildly powerful laser. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark explores where science fiction and reality meet. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Scoot runs down the details on why former President Trump is embracing the deeply weird, conspiracist movement in his rallies and on social media

Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the increasingly creepy presence of Q-Anon messaging in Trump's rallies and on his social media

Hour 1: Mark, Sue, and Fred discuss Pujols hitting his 700th home run before Mark shares his parking lot confrontation. Then, Salena Zito, columnist for the New York Post and Washington Examiner joins the Mark Reardon show to discuss the events that took place at Friday's big GOP gathering in Pittsburgh and how the Senate race is shaping up. 

Also in the news: Viral video shows man robbed, hit over the head with a wine bottle on the CTA; Fight broke out at CPS football game over the weekend; Study shows Chicago Latino work force has grown and more.

Also in the news: Indiana high school student received a perfect score on AP Calculus Exam; New Evanston police chief hired; Iowa woman, accused of fraud in several states, sentenced to 15 months in prison and more.

Ian, in for Scoot, talks to WWL listeners about a time when desperate circumstances turn ordinary food into an unforgettable moment

Ian, in for Scoot, talks to "Borrow A Brother" founder and Urban Safetyist Captain Black about how crime and neighborhood organizing have evolved in the post-pandemic era

Also in the news: Climate advocates took to the streets in Chicago; Humboldt Park celebration raised money for Tigrayan refugees; Illinois State Senator Emil Jones III pleads not guilty to bribery charges and more.

Also in the news: Activist Chicago priest Father Michael Pfleger calling for Bailey political ad to be taken off air; Captain of Florida tour boat facing charges in death of Elk Grove Village woman in parasailing incident; Chicago man indicted for possessing drugs, loaded gun on CTA and more.

Missouri State Representatives Steve Butz and Nick Schroer & Former Missouri State Senator Jeff Smith join The Mark Reardon Show to discuss what is going on with the Missouri Special Session in regards to the potential income tax cuts, the growing homelessness problem, and more!

Ted Nugent, the rock musician, joins The Mark Reardon Show to discuss hunting, politics, and more!   © 2022 KFTK (Audacy). All rights reserved. | (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)