The Marc Cox Morning Show

Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent discusses the current U.S.-Iran diplomatic situation, emphasizing the importance of negotiating in good faith while assessing the damage already done to Iran’s military and infrastructure. Talent expresses cautious optimism about a potential deal but notes the uncertainty of Iranian compliance. The conversation then shifts to internal Republican Party dynamics, addressing recent criticism of Israel from figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Tucker Carlson, and Megyn Kelly, with Talent analyzing the mix of isolationist sentiment, anti-Semitism, and political incentives behind these positions. Hashtags: #JimTalent #IranNegotiations #USForeignPolicy #Israel #GOPDivisions #MarcCox

Hour 2 opens with a heated discussion on Trump’s critics, the role of Israel in U.S. politics, and Republican Party dynamics, featuring commentary on Alex Jones, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Tucker Carlson. The show then shifts to Tom Ackerman’s baseball insights, celebrating Jordan Walker and the Cardinals’ promising young roster while highlighting owner Bill DeWitt III’s hands-on approach. The hour closes with an “In Other News” segment covering viral sports mishaps, a Masters ejection for phone use, a hiker’s bee attack in Arizona, and TikTok backlash over Kansas City’s 1587 Prime steakhouse. Hashtags: #Trump #Israel #RepublicanParty #AlexJones #MTG #TuckerCarlson #TomAckerman #Cardinals #JordanWalker #BillDeWittIII #InOtherNews #Cubs #Rays #Masters #BeeAttack #1587Prime #MarcCox

Marc Cox and Tom Ackerman dive into the St. Louis Cardinals’ early-season performance, highlighting Jordan Walker’s breakout power and the team’s promising young roster navigating a rebuilding year. Ackerman emphasizes the importance of low expectations, player growth, and fan experience at Busch Stadium, noting owner Bill DeWitt III’s hands-on approach. The conversation shifts to broader sports culture, including the Blues’ promising roster, the Masters Tournament kickoff, and the pitfalls of athlete decisions off the field, citing Tiger Woods’ incident as an example of how wealth and pride influence behavior. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #StLouisCardinals #JordanWalker #MLB #BillDeWittIII #StLouisBlues #MastersTournament #SportsCulture #MarcCox #Hour2

Marc Cox opens Hour 1 reacting to criticism of Donald Trump from former allies including Megyn Kelly, Tucker Carlson, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and Alex Jones over Israel and Iran policy, comparing their rhetoric to Cori Bush and debate surrounding AIPAC. The Shortlist features impeachment talk from Al Green, racism accusations from LaMonica McIver, and gas price criticism from Tim Burchett. In “Kim on a Whim,” a tele-ICU death lawsuit at Yale New Haven Bridgeport Hospital sparks concerns about remote doctors replacing in-person care, followed by Cox criticizing healthcare costs and calling for repeal or reform of the Affordable Care Act in favor of a patient-driven insurance system. Hashtags: #Trump #Israel #Iran #MegynKelly #TuckerCarlson #MTG #KimOnAWhim #Telehealth #HealthcareCosts #Obamacare #GasPrices #Politics

In “Kim on a Whim,” Kim St. Onge spotlights a lawsuit against Yale New Haven Bridgeport Hospital after patient Connor Hilton died while being monitored by a telehealth ICU doctor instead of an on-site physician. The discussion examines the growing use of remote ICU models due to staffing shortages, rising costs, and hospital efficiency goals, while questioning whether virtual care can safely replace in-person medical judgment during critical emergencies. Marc Cox and Kim debate the risks, including delayed responses, increased burden on nurses, and hospitals prioritizing cost savings, ultimately warning that tele-ICU systems could expand nationwide despite serious concerns about patient safety and accountability. Hashtags: #KimOnAWhim #Telehealth #TeleICU #HospitalCare #HealthcareCosts #PatientSafety #MedicalStaffShortage #HealthcareDebate

The April 8th show opens with shockwaves from St. Charles County elections, surprising school board outcomes, and one-vote races, alongside debates over Mizzou cutting DEI-style funding. Hour 2 examines local property tax battles, Jennifer Newsom controversies, and market reactions to the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, with insights from Nicole Murray. Hour 3 focuses on voter turnout, the Surgeon General nomination clash, and the Brian Noem scandal, blending serious analysis with live listener perspectives. The show closes in Hour 4 with Jimmy Failla sharing comedy wisdom for his Chesterfield Factory show, Taylor Riggs breaking down bullish market sentiment, and a deep dive into Missouri school board election tactics, NEA influence, and upcoming legislative reforms to improve turnout. Hashtags: #MarcCox #StCharlesCounty #MissouriElections #Mizzou #DEI #PropertyTax #TrumpIran #StockMarket #SchoolBoard #JimmyFailla #TaylorRiggs #ElectionTurnout #LocalPolitics #FoxBusiness #BrianNoem

Marc Cox wraps the day with Jimmy Failla sharing comedy insights, cab-driving stories, and advice on introducing comedians ahead of his Chesterfield Factory show. Taylor Riggs breaks down the stock market’s positive reaction to a tentative two-week ceasefire with Iran, oil and diesel price expectations, and investor sentiment amid Trump-era negotiations. The hour concludes with a critique of Missouri school board elections, low voter turnout, NEA influence, and deceptive initiative petition tactics, highlighting the legislative push to move municipal elections to the fall for higher participation. Hashtags: #JimmyFailla #TaylorRiggs #StockMarket #IranCeasefire #MissouriPolitics #SchoolBoardElections #ElectionStrategy #FoxBusiness

Hour 4 continues with Taylor Riggs analyzing the stock market’s response to a tentative two-week ceasefire and recent military developments in Iran. Riggs explains why investors are optimistic despite fluctuating oil prices, noting the fundamentals of the U.S. economy remain strong. She breaks down impacts on travel, airline, and hotel stocks, discusses diesel and jet fuel supply issues, and highlights trends in bond yields. Riggs also weighs in on market behavior in response to political statements, explaining how investors parse rhetoric versus economic fundamentals. She concludes with insights on ongoing tax policy debates and previews upcoming coverage. Hashtags: #TaylorRiggs #StockMarket #FoxBusiness #EnergyPrices #Investing #CeasefireImpact #EconomicOutlook #MarketAnalysis

Hour 4 continues with a lively conversation with comedian Jimmy Failla as he promotes his upcoming show at The Factory in Chesterfield. Failla reflects on his early comedy days, awkward fashion choices, and tips for introducing comedians on stage, sharing humorous behind-the-scenes anecdotes from his career. The discussion touches on his time as a New York City cab driver, experiences with diverse crowds, and how his wardrobe and on-air presence have evolved. Listeners are encouraged to catch Failla Saturday night, with tickets still available, as he promises a high-energy performance. Hashtags: #JimmyFailla #ComedyShow #ChesterfieldEvents #FoxAcrossAmerica #StandUpComedy #ComedyLife #TheFactoryChesterfield #MarkReardon

Hour 4 opens with a post-election discussion of property tax outcomes and voter frustrations in St. Charles and surrounding counties. Jen Olson, whistleblower and St. Charles County Director of Elections candidate, joins to discuss the recent settlement between the Wentzville School District and the Attorney General, highlighting sunshine law violations and the perceived “slap on the wrist” for the district. The conversation shifts to Olson’s vision for election transparency, including hand-counted ballots with bipartisan oversight and live video of counting tables, alongside commentary on low turnout and NEA-backed school board victories. The segment concludes with Olson promoting her upcoming Gentucky Derby event and its fundraising activities. Hashtags: #WentzvilleSchoolDistrict #SunshineLaw #JenOlson #ElectionTransparency #StCharlesCounty #PropertyTax #SchoolBoardElections #GentuckyDerby #LocalPolitics

Hour 3 Segment 4 dives into the bizarre and sensational saga of Brian Noem, husband of Kristi Noem, and his alleged online romance with an OnlyFans model known as Plastic Barbie 2000. The segment details claims of extravagant spending on designer goods, cosmetic enhancements, and VIP content subscriptions, highlighting the strange intersection of secret funds, online obsession, and personal scandal. The hosts also contextualize the story with a mix of humor, disbelief, and commentary on marital finances and mental health, while teasing upcoming political coverage with Jen Olson. Hashtags: #KimOnAWhim #BrianNoem #OnlyFans #Scandal #KristiNoem #PlasticBarbie2000 #OnlineRomance #WeirdNews

Hour 3 Segment 2 focuses on Mary Vought of the Heritage Foundation discussing Dr. Casey Means’ nomination for U.S. Surgeon General. Vogt highlights opposition from the Southern Baptist Convention over Means’ noncommittal responses regarding the abortion pill during confirmation hearings, emphasizing medical and pro-life concerns. The conversation explores the potential political strategy behind her answers, her support from health-focused advocacy groups, and broader implications for the Surgeon General role. Vought also addresses allegations of NIH funding misuse in controversial animal research, tying it to President Trump’s proposed NIH budget cuts. Hashtags: #MaryVought #CaseyMeans #SurgeonGeneral #AbortionPolicy #HeritageFoundation #NIH #PublicHealth #TrumpAdministration

Marc Cox opens Hour 2 reacting to local election results, celebrating property tax freezes in Warren, Montgomery, and Jefferson Counties while criticizing St. Charles County for rejecting them. The conversation shifts to Jennifer Newsom, exploring her past trauma and controversial comments on masculinity, and Cox questions her fitness as a potential First Lady. The hour then moves to national and financial news with Nicole Murray, covering a brutal crime in Florida, oil prices dropping after a U.S.-Iran ceasefire, corporate updates from Six Flags, General Mills, Delta, and Southwest, and social media privacy changes on Instagram. The segment ends with local events and ticket info for comedian Jimmy Phela’s upcoming St. Louis show. Hashtags: #PropertyTax #JenniferNewsom #LocalElections #CrimeNews #OilPrices #WallStreet #SixFlags #GeneralMills #DeltaAirlines #InstagramUpdates #StLouisEvents #NicoleMurray

Marc Cox opens Hour 1 reacting to surprising St. Charles County election results, warning the area is trending purple after low turnout, school board losses, and the defeat of a property tax freeze while neighboring counties passed similar measures. The Shortlist highlights Tim Burchette’s UFO claims, media clashes over Donald Trump’s Iran negotiations, and controversial comments from a Georgia Democrat targeting Trump voters. During “Kim on a Whim,” Kim St. Onge breaks down the University of Missouri ending direct DEI-style funding for minority student groups, sparking debate over “safe spaces” and equal funding. The hour closes with discussion of a Georgia runoff tied to Marjorie Taylor Greene, a St. Charles race decided by a single vote, and renewed calls for higher voter turnout as markets surge on optimism surrounding Iran negotiations. Hashtags: #MarcCox #KimStOnge #StCharlesCounty #MissouriElections #Mizzou #DEI #TrumpIran #VoterTurnout #GeorgiaPolitics #MarjorieTaylorGreene #LocalPolitics #MarketSurge

During “Kim on a Whim,” Kim St. Onge and Marc Cox react to the University of Missouri ending direct funding for minority student organizations including the Legion of Black Collegians and the Association of Latin American Students, which collectively received about $140,000. The change follows federal guidance tied to Pam Bondi warning universities about funding tied to protected characteristics, prompting schools like Washington University in St. Louis to adjust DEI programs. The hosts debate “safe spaces,” question preferential funding, and argue student groups should compete equally for limited funds moving forward. The segment closes with commentary on how universities may restructure DEI programs while maintaining similar initiatives under new labels. Hashtags: #KimOnAWhim #Mizzou #UniversityOfMissouri #DEI #CampusPolitics #PamBondi #CollegeFunding #SafeSpaces #HigherEducation #MissouriPolitics

Artemis II's astronauts saw the dark side of the moon for the first time. So, here's a discussion of the miracle that was that moment, plus what's next. And it opens the door to an eternal debate for some conspiracy theorists ... Was the original moon landing faked in a TV studio?

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge are joined by Jane Puszkar to discuss the Francis Howell School Board race, campaign challenges, and key education issues. Kaelan Dorr then breaks down the launch of a new White House app aimed at delivering direct communication from the Trump administration. The hour wraps with Ryan Wiggins on the importance of low-turnout elections, political fundraising concerns, and how tax policies impact local communities.

Ryan Wiggins joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to discuss the impact of low-turnout local elections and how just a small number of votes can decide outcomes. He shares his approach to voter outreach through personal guides and highlights concerns surrounding political fundraising, including ongoing scrutiny of ActBlue. The conversation also touches on property tax issues, differences between Missouri and Illinois, and how local policies can influence where people choose to live.

Kaelan Dorr joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to discuss the launch of a new White House app designed to give Americans direct access to information from the Trump administration. He highlights the app’s rapid growth, its ability to aggregate content across platforms, and the administration’s focus on transparency and engagement. Dorr also shares insight into the communication strategy and day-to-day operations inside the White House.

Jane Puszkar joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to discuss her run for the Francis Howell School District board and what she saw at polling places on Election Day. She talks about campaign challenges, concerns over classroom technology and curriculum, and efforts surrounding school library content. Puszkar also outlines her priorities on education policy and emphasizes the importance of voter turnout in local races.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge cover rising tensions with Iran, Trump’s warning, and questions surrounding NATO support and national security leaks. The hour also emphasizes Election Day turnout, voter ID debates, and media reactions. Todd Piro joins to discuss foreign policy and moon mission skepticism, while Mark Walters leads Two-A Tuesday with a focus on gun rights, proposed legislation, and the impact of low voter participation.

Mark Walters joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge for Two-A Tuesday, focusing on low voter turnout and its impact on gun rights. The discussion covers recent gun control proposals, including firearm restrictions, ammunition serialization, and state-by-state policy differences. Walters also shares a broader perspective on gun laws, enforcement, and how legislation affects lawful gun owners versus criminals.

Todd Piro joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to break down Trump’s warning to Iran, the potential for military escalation, and debate over NATO’s role in global conflicts. The conversation also touches on European politics, migration, and wraps with a discussion on moon missions and lingering skepticism around the Apollo era.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge mix in family life and Easter weekend stories before urging listeners to get out and vote on Election Day. The hour focuses heavily on Missouri local elections, property tax freezes, and opposition to sales tax increases. John Lamping joins to break down ballot language, tax policy, and the push to eliminate the state income tax. The hour wraps with “In Other News” stories.

John Lamping joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to explain why April local elections exist and why turnout is often low. The conversation dives into concerns over property taxes, sales tax increases, and how ballot language can be misleading. Lamping also discusses the push to eliminate state income tax, compares economic outcomes in other states, and highlights how local tax policies continue to impact taxpayers.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge open the show with sports talk, including Michigan vs. UConn, before diving into rising tensions involving Iran, Israel, and U.S. foreign policy. The hour features strong criticism of media coverage, followed by a focus on Election Day, school board races, and ongoing culture war debates. Topics include election integrity, voting laws, immigration, and assimilation, along with broader conversations on family structure, national identity, and the role of Christianity in America.

Kim St. Onge joins Marc Cox for “Kim on a Whim,” breaking down immigration, assimilation, and cultural identity. The conversation touches on border policy, cultural shifts in the UK, family values, and the importance of preserving national identity.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck take a deep dive into Election Day issues, urging listeners to pay attention to local races that directly impact taxes, schools, and community leadership. The conversation focuses heavily on property tax freeze and cap measures, fire and EMS sales tax proposals, and key school board elections across the region. Hans von Spakovsky joins the show to break down major Supreme Court cases, including the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship and a significant free speech ruling involving counseling laws. Matt Losse discusses his campaign for the Kirkwood School Board, emphasizing fiscal responsibility, parent rights, and concerns about union-backed candidate slates. Andrew Harding provides insight into a dramatic U.S. airman rescue in Iran, explaining the broader national security implications, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, and what the operation signals to NATO allies and China. Dennis Ganahl outlines why he supports property tax limits and warns voters about what he describes as excessive local tax increases, particularly in fire and EMS districts. Tom Ackerman wraps up the show with a full sports breakdown, including the St. Louis Blues’ playoff push, the NCAA Championship matchup between Michigan and UConn, and the evolving NIL landscape in college athletics. He also shares early impressions of the Cardinals season, highlighting improved approach at the plate and the continued development of Jordan Walker. The show also highlights one of the most compelling stories in college basketball, as St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr. emerges as a key player for UConn while openly sharing how his faith in Jesus Christ transformed his life and mindset on and off the court.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover the dramatic U.S. airman rescue in Iran, major local tax issues ahead of Election Day, and continued debate over fire and EMS tax proposals. Dennis Ganahl joins to break down property tax freezes and why he urges a YES vote on tax limits and NO on new taxes. Tom Ackerman also joins to discuss the Blues’ playoff push, the NCAA Championship, and early takeaways from the Cardinals season, including Jordan Walker’s development.

Tom Ackerman joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to break down the Blues’ playoff push, the NCAA Championship matchup between Michigan and UConn, and the evolving NIL landscape in college sports. He also shares early impressions of the Cardinals, including Jordan Walker’s development and the team’s strong start to the season.

Dennis Ganahl joins Marc Cox to break down key tax issues on the ballot, including property tax freeze and cap measures aimed at limiting rising costs for seniors. He argues these proposals give taxpayers more control, while warning against new fire and EMS sales taxes, which he says could lead to double taxation and unnecessary spending increases.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck react to the dramatic rescue of a U.S. airman in Iran and break down key Election Day issues, including local tax measures and school board races. Guests Matt Losse and Andrew Harding join the show to discuss education policy, national security, and global tensions. The hour also includes a preview of the NCAA Championship, featuring St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr.

Andrew Harding joins Marc Cox to discuss the successful rescue of a U.S. airman in Iran, highlighting U.S. military capability and global strategy. He also breaks down tensions with Iran, the importance of the Strait of Hormuz, NATO challenges, and what this operation signals to China about U.S. strength and resolve.

Matt Losse joins Marc Cox to discuss his run for the Kirkwood School Board, focusing on fiscal responsibility, school spending, and parent rights. He shares his connection to the district, concerns about union-backed candidates, and why he believes transparency and community input are critical in local education decisions.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover a dramatic U.S. rescue mission in Iran, major Supreme Court cases with Hans von Spakovsky, and a new executive order aimed at reshaping college sports through NIL, transfers, and eligibility rules. The hour also includes local political discussion, market updates with Nicole Murray, and a mix of trending “Other News” stories.

Hans von Spakovsky joins Marc Cox to break down major Supreme Court cases, including the debate over birthright citizenship and a key ruling on free speech involving counseling laws. He also discusses the broader impact of these decisions and previews topics from his new podcast Court is Adjourned.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck break down Election Day issues, focusing on local fire and EMS tax proposals and key school board races. The hour also includes media criticism, national headlines, and a powerful segment on St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr., highlighting his faith and journey to the national championship.

Dan Buck highlights St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr.’s breakout run with UConn, focusing on his journey from struggles at Michigan to becoming a dominant force. Reed shares how his faith in Jesus Christ transformed his mindset and life as he heads into the national championship.

Get the latest on UFO hearings, what happened between Pam Bondi and Donald Trump and what the GOP may have to agree to to get the government up and running again.

The April 3rd Good Friday show with Marc Cox opens with Dan Buck filling in for Kim St. Onge, covering DOJ leadership speculation involving Todd Blanche and Lee Zeldin, Democratic flip-flops on birthright citizenship, and the tragic Peru bus crash claiming former KSDK journalist Casey Grelle. Hour 2 shifts to high-stakes intrigue with missing U.S. scientists, UFO insights from Nicole Murray, and quirky stories like a kangaroo escape and Sugar the surfing dog. Hour 3 focuses on NATO strategy with Jim Carafano, federal legal shakeups, and Democratic hypocrisy on immigration and court-packing debates. Hour 4 explores Hollywood cancel culture through the Timothy Busfield case, Missouri’s November Amendment 3 pro-life vote with Steve Rupp and Riley Gaines, Tiger Woods’ car accident, and a detailed local voter guide highlighting school board and tax-related endorsements. Hashtags: #MarcCox #DanBuck #KimStOnge #ToddBlanche #LeeZeldin #PamBondi #EricSwalwell #RonJohnson #ChipRoy #BirthrightCitizenship #CaseyGrelle #PeruCrash #USScientistsMissing #UFOs #NicoleMurray #NATO #JimCarafano #Hollywood #TimothyBusfield #MelissaGilbert #CancelCulture #Amendment3 #ProLife #RileyGaines #TigerWoods #MissouriElections #SchoolBoard #VoterGuide #PropertyTaxes

Marc Cox opens Hour 4 examining the Timothy Busfield case, with Melissa Gilbert defending her husband and criticizing Hollywood’s cancel culture, drawing comparisons to other high-profile allegations. The discussion shifts to Missouri politics with Steve Rupp of Missouri Right to Life detailing the November Amendment 3 vote, emphasizing the importance of protecting life, clarifying ballot language, and previewing the May 20th pro-life event featuring Riley Gaines. Later, Cox analyzes Tiger Woods’ car accident, noting the unlikelihood of a DUI conviction, before providing an in-depth look at the local voter guide, endorsing school board candidates in multiple districts and guiding listeners on property tax amendment votes. Hashtags: #TimothyBusfield #MelissaGilbert #Hollywood #CancelCulture #Amendment3 #ProLife #RileyGaines #TigerWoods #MissouriElections #SchoolBoard #VoterGuide #PropertyTaxes

Marc Cox sits down with Steve Rupp, President of Missouri Right to Life, to break down the upcoming Amendment 3 vote, explaining the ballot language and its impact on abortion rights, fetal viability, and gender transition procedures for minors. Rupp stresses the importance of voter turnout in November to protect life in Missouri and clarifies misconceptions around the current constitutional language allowing abortion up to birth. The discussion also previews the Missouri Right to Life banquet on May 20, featuring Riley Gaines as keynote speaker, highlighting her pro-life advocacy, courage in addressing transgender athletes in women’s sports, and growing influence among young female athletes nationwide. Hashtags: #Amendment3 #MissouriRightToLife #ProLife #RileyGaines #MarcCox #VoterEducation #MissouriPolitics #YouthAthleteRights

Marc Cox and Dan Buck interview Congressman Eric Burleson about the ongoing DHS funding debate, the latest reconciliation strategies, and Republican efforts to prioritize ICE and CBP funding while sidelining Democratic provisions. The discussion pivots to UFOs and UAPs, with Burleson addressing comments from Congressman Tim Burchett and detailing briefings he has received, including recently declassified files and ongoing investigations. While Burleson remains skeptical about definitive proof of extraterrestrial life, he underscores the seriousness of the phenomenon and the need for government transparency. Hashtags: #EricBurleson #DHSFunding #ICE #CBP #Reconciliation #TimBurchett #UFOs #UAP #Congress #MarcCox

Marc Cox opens Hour 3 with Jim Carafano analyzing NATO’s strategic value to the U.S., emphasizing the critical role of allied bases and addressing the challenges posed by uncooperative member nations. The conversation then shifts to the federal legal landscape, exploring Todd Blanche’s appointment as acting attorney general, the shortcomings of Pam Bondi, and the need for decisive action on high-profile prosecutions. The hour also covers a politically motivated murder in Madison, Wisconsin, highlighting media neglect and partisan undercurrents. Cox closes with a deep dive into Democratic Party hypocrisy on birthright citizenship and illegal immigration, contrasting decades of past statements from Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, and Chuck Schumer with their current stances. Hashtags: #NATO #JimCarafano #ToddBlanche #PamBondi #MadisonWisconsin #DemocraticHypocrisy #BirthrightCitizenship #IllegalImmigration #MarcCox

Marc Cox talks with Jim Carafano of the Heritage Foundation about NATO’s strategic value to the U.S., emphasizing unlimited basing access in countries like Romania, Greece, and Croatia as critical for global operations. Carafano explains why rogue NATO members don’t cripple U.S. military capabilities and addresses the practicality of forming new alliances versus relying on existing NATO infrastructure. The conversation also touches on Pentagon leadership changes, the Army Chief of Staff retirement, and U.S. military readiness, with Carafano affirming confidence in current operational effectiveness. Hashtags: #JimCarafano #NATO #MilitaryStrategy #USMilitary #Pentagon #GlobalBases #HeritageFoundation #MarcCox

Hour 2 dives into unexplained disappearances of U.S. scientists tied to NASA and advanced research, with Marc Cox and Dan Buck connecting reports from Will Kane and shocking admissions from Congressman Tim Burchett about top-secret knowledge of extraterrestrials. Nicole Murray joins to share her belief that aliens are already among us, blending humor and speculation before shifting to business and lifestyle news, including Sam’s Club raising membership fees, the death of Sugar the surfing dog, and a daring kangaroo escape in Wisconsin. The hour blends high-stakes intrigue with quirky human-interest stories, all leading into a preview of a conversation with Congressman Eric Burleson on UFO disclosures. Hashtags: #USScientistsMissing #NASA #TimBurchett #UFOs #NicoleMurray #Sam’sClub #SugarTheSurfingDog #KangarooEscape #MarcCox #DanBuck

Marc Cox highlights the tragic death of former KSDK multimedia journalist Casey Grelle, who was killed when a tourist bus overturned in the mountains of Peru during a family trip originating from Nicaragua. Cox and Dan Buck discuss the crash that left multiple passengers dead and injured, including Grelle’s son, who was airlifted back to the United States in critical condition. The segment also notes her career shift from television reporting to launching a successful digital company after earning an MBA from Washington University in St. Louis, while raising concerns about limited media coverage, potential liability for the tour company, and a GoFundMe shared by former colleague Casey Nolen to support the family amid mounting medical and financial challenges. Hashtags: #MarcCox #DanBuck #CaseyGrelle #KSDK #PeruCrash #Nicaragua #BreakingNews #StLouis #GoFundMe #TravelSafety #BusCrash #WashingtonUniversity #CaseyNolen

In “The Buck Stops Here,” Dan Buck joins Marc Cox to spotlight what they call major Democratic Party flip-flops, focusing on birthright citizenship and immigration policy. Buck plays archival clips from Harry Reid, Nancy Pelosi, and Chuck Schumer showing past Democratic opposition to illegal immigration and automatic citizenship, contrasting those positions with current criticism of Donald Trump. The conversation expands into judicial politics, blaming Reid’s removal of the filibuster for judges during the Barack Obama era for today’s polarized courts, while also discussing assimilation debates referenced by Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton and broader claims that modern Democratic policy positions are driven primarily by opposition to Trump. Hashtags: #MarcCox #DanBuck #TheBuckStopsHere #BirthrightCitizenship #Immigration #HarryReid #NancyPelosi #ChuckSchumer #DonaldTrump #BarackObama #BillClinton #HillaryClinton #JudicialPolitics #Filibuster #SupremeCourt

The April 2nd show delivers high-stakes politics, local development, and shocking revelations. Hour 1 reacts to Donald Trump’s brief Iran conflict address, Artemis II lunar mission debates, and Supreme Court oral arguments on birthright citizenship, highlighting John Sauer’s historical insights and critiques of Ketanji Brown Jackson. Hour 2 covers O’Fallon’s rapid growth with Councilman Jeff Kuhn, the St. Louis Cardinals’ youngest roster and early-season prospects with Tom Ackerman, plus quirky national news including Tiger Woods’ hiatus and a viral Michigan police car escape. Hour 3 features Jim Talent on Iran strategy, congressional oversight, and U.S.-China space race implications, Joshua Wilcutt on St. Charles school board elections, DEI policies, and parental rights, and Artemis 2 mission funding debates. Hour 4 closes with Shannon Bream on the Supreme Court’s limits on birthright reform, Griff Jenkins explaining the two-track DHS funding deal and executive stopgaps for ICE/CBP employees, and a jaw-dropping UFO discussion with Tim Burchett and Matt Gaetz, exploring hybrid programs, top-secret briefings, and the potential chaos of disclosure. Hashtags: #Trump #IranConflict #ArtemisII #O’FallonGrowth #JeffKuhn #StLouisCardinals #TomAckerman #JimTalent #JoshWilcutt #BirthrightCitizenship #SupremeCourt #DHSFunding #ICE #CBP #UFOs #Aliens #TimBurchett #MattGaetz #MarcCoxMorningShow

Hour 4 opens with Shannon Bream breaking down the Supreme Court’s handling of birthright citizenship and the limitations of judicial influence, noting Congress may be the only avenue for reform. Griff Jenkins then reports from Capitol Hill on the latest DHS funding deal, explaining the two-track Senate-House approach, executive stopgaps for ICE and CBP employees, and how Democrats and House Republicans may shape its passage. The hour closes with an eye-popping discussion on UFOs and alleged alien cover-ups, featuring Tim Burchett and Matt Gaetz, exploring top-secret briefings, hybrid programs, and the potential chaos of full disclosure. Hashtags: #ShannonBream #BirthrightCitizenship #SupremeCourt #GriffJenkins #DHSFunding #ICE #CBP #UFOs #Aliens #TimBurchett #MattGaetz