The Marc Cox Morning Show

Israel issued a dire warning today, saying that Iran wants to kill President Donald Trump. We dive into that, plus more conspiracy theories, including one that pundits say could potentially set Charlie Kirk's accused killer free.

Friday's Marc Cox Morning Show opened under flash flood warnings across southern Missouri and Marc's confession of falling for a virus while exposing a dishonest attack on conservative candidate Bill Igel. From there, the show tracked a dramatic overnight escalation with Iran — Gulf Arab allies joining U.S. strikes for the first time in decades, a reported Iranian assassination plot against Presid...

Hour Four of The Marc Cox Morning Show rolls out with the Backstoppers Queen of Hearts jackpot climbing toward $19,000 and Marc's final passionate pitch for Missouri voters to back Amendment 4 and Amendment 5 ahead of the August 4th primary. Fox News Radio's Eben Brown delivers a stunning update — Gulf Arab allies joining U.S. strikes on Iran for the first time in decades, signs President Trump ha...

Fox News Radio's Eben Brown joins The Marc Cox Morning Show with a striking development: the UAE, Jordan, and Kuwait reportedly joined the latest strikes against Iran — a historic shift after decades of Gulf states cowering in fear of Tehran. Eben and Marc break down the overnight hits on Iranian oil infrastructure, Qatar's bizarre habit of running political cover for the regime that keeps attacki...

Hour Three of The Marc Cox Morning Show opens under continued flash flood warnings before diving into the Tyler Robinson case, where mounting video and text evidence leaves Candace Owens' conspiracy theories in the dust. Heritage Foundation's Jim Carafano joins to explain why Iran's missile bravado is propaganda for a captive population and why the regime may be closer to collapse than anyone real...

Congressman Eric Burlison joins The Marc Cox Morning Show's Capitol Beat with common-sense fire on election integrity, tearing apart Senator Raphael Warnock's claim that the SAVE Act is voter suppression and backing Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to attach it to every bill until the Senate finally acts. Burlison and Marc agree: if you need ID to buy a gun, you need ID to vote — no excuses. Then a tou...

Heritage Foundation's Jim Carafano joins The Marc Cox Morning Show with a sharp, insider take on the Iran conflict — arguing the regime's missile claims are pure theater for a terrified domestic audience, and that President Trump's $300 billion reconstruction offer was actually a brilliant psychological play exposing how the mullahs keep their own people in poverty. Carafano makes the case that th...

Hour Two of The Marc Cox Morning Show opens with a life-threatening flash flood warning for Iron and Reynolds County before celebrating Palm Beach's new Donald J. Trump International Airport and questioning why patriotic Apache pilots got suspended for a 250th birthday flyover. The St. Louis Morning Brief delivers real accountability with the new Bentley and Mason's Law forcing drunk drivers to pa...

The St. Louis Morning Brief opens with genuine good news for families: Governor Kehoe has signed Bentley and Mason's Law, forcing drunk drivers who kill a parent to pay child support for the children they leave behind. Marc and Kim St. Onge call it real accountability and real justice. Then a heartbreaking Metro East story — a toddler's body found near Belleville in a suspected parental kidnapping...

Hour One of The Marc Cox Morning Show opens with a safety alert on dangerous flash flooding south of St. Louis and Marc's cautionary tale of getting hit with a virus while exposing a dishonest political smear against Bill Igel. From there, the show delivers a gut-punch: Lance Twiggs' testimony all but seals the case against Charlie Kirk's accused killer, Tyler Robinson, torching months of baseless...

Kim on a Whim digs into the numbers the mainstream media doesn't want to talk about: over 900,000 private-sector jobs added since Inauguration Day and a stronger GDP — real proof the Trump economy is outperforming the Biden years, no matter how hard the Left clings to inflation talking points. But Marc and Kim St. Onge sound the alarm on a stunning contradiction: labor force participation has crat...

A jam-packed Thursday on The Marc Cox Morning Show tackled everything from national political upheaval to hometown accountability. The morning opened with Graham Plattner's stunning withdrawal from Maine's Senate race, which Marc argued was a calculated Democrat maneuver rather than a surprise, and closed with a full breakdown of the fractured map Democrats now face heading into 2026 and beyond. L...

The Marc Cox Morning Show closes out its final hour with the audio static mystery resolved and a deep dive into national and local stakes. Marc and Kim recap General Jack Keane's warning that Iran treats the Strait of Hormuz as its own nuclear weapon, then welcome Fox's Chad Pergram for an inside look at the fractured Democrat Senate map after Graham Plattner's exit and the still-murky health situ...

O'Fallon Ward 3 Councilman Doug Link joins Marc to lay out a proposed 12-month moratorium on new high-density apartment developments of five units or more, a direct response to residents' overdevelopment concerns that drove April's local elections. Link explains that existing applications and smaller developments would be grandfathered in, and details the timeline through planning, zoning, and two...

Fox's Capitol Hill correspondent Chad Pergram joins Marc with sharp insight on the Senate battlefield. Pergram breaks down how Graham Plattner's withdrawal exposes a deeper Democrat civil war between unvetted progressive insurgents and party establishment picks like Janet Mills, and lays out the tough map Democrats face trying to flip the Senate, needing wins in Georgia, Michigan, and beyond just...

Hour Three of The Marc Cox Morning Show delivers foreign policy, local politics, and cutting-edge tech all in one stretch. Bill Eigel joins to fire back at the dark-money rhino mailer attacking his St. Charles County executive campaign, tracing it directly to a St. Louis city Democrat PAC nervous about his conservative tax-cutting agenda and opposition to a city-county merger. Former Senator Jim T...

Former Senator Jim Talent breaks down the high-stakes chess match unfolding with Iran. Talent explains why renewed U.S. strikes came after Iran resumed shooting at ships in violation of their agreement, and why he believes this is preparing the groundwork for forcing the Strait of Hormuz open once and for all to break Iran's grip on the region. He and Marc discuss Iran's efforts to rebuild missile...

AI governance expert Jim Malachowski joins the show to unpack Illinois's new AI regulation law, signed by Governor Pritzker, which adds annual audits and financial penalties beyond what California and New York already require. Malachowski, chairman of AIQA Global, explains his company's role as an independent AI governance rating agency — think a FICO score for artificial intelligence — and previe...

Bill Eigel comes on to set the record straight, and he doesn't hold back. Marc gives the St. Charles County executive candidate a chance to respond directly to the lying rhino-hat mailer, and together they trace the money straight back to a St. Louis city Democrat PAC tied to consultant Michael Kelly's Show Me Victories firm — the same operation behind Crystal Quade's failed 2024 governor run. Eig...

Hour Two of The Marc Cox Morning Show delivers a mix of hard-hitting accountability and hometown pride. Marc and Kim open with outrage over Judge Hannah Dugan's lenient $5,000 fine for helping an illegal immigrant evade ICE, calling out what they see as a broken, politicized judiciary, while fresh U.S. strikes pound Iran overnight. The St. Louis Morning Brief covers Webster Groves' lawsuit against...

Sports takes over, but even the ballgame talk carries a lesson in grit and tradition. Tom Ackerman joins Marc and Kim to break down the Cardinals' gutsy win over the Brewers, highlighting Michael McGreevey's dominant outing and the electric debut of rookie reliever Luis Gastelum. Tom levels with listeners on the team's playoff reality — a wild card long shot behind a stacked Brewers squad — before...

Local accountability takes center stage on the St. Louis Morning Brief. Marc and Kim break down Webster Groves' lawsuit against a bankrupt fireworks vendor that canceled just days before the Fourth of July, leaving dozens of Missouri and Arkansas cities scrambling. They also spotlight a Post-Dispatch report exposing the growing split in the local Democrat Party, as Wesley Bell's union endorsement...

Hour One of The Marc Cox Morning Show sets the tone for a fired-up Thursday. Marc and Kim open by dissecting Graham Plattner's suspicious last-minute withdrawal from Maine's Senate race, making the case that Democrat leadership orchestrated his collapse rather than got caught off guard. From there, talk turns to a new poll showing Kamala Harris running away with the 2028 Democrat field, a grim sig...

Common sense makes a comeback, one viral restaurant policy at a time. Kim brings the receipts on a heartening trend: gentle parenting is losing ground to a new cycle-breaking approach among younger parents. She and Marc dig into a California Chinese restaurant that's gone viral for fining parents hundreds of dollars for damage caused by unruly kids — and the surprising number of exhausted parents...

A jam-packed Wednesday on the Marc Cox Morning Show opened with breaking news: President Trump declaring the Iran ceasefire dead after striking 80 targets overnight, then spending the day at the NATO summit in Turkey blasting European allies — especially Spain — for failing to show up for America after decades of support. Throughout the show, Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge tracked the fallout: oil pric...