The Marc Cox Morning Show

Ten weeks. That's all that stands between Missouri conservatives and their best shot in years at fixing a broken system that gave us unrestricted abortion and Clean Missouri. Andy Baker, spokesman for Protect Missouri Voters, joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to make the case for Amendment 4 — and it's a case every Missourian needs to hear. Right now, a single special interest group with enough out-...

Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show came in swinging and never let up. Marc opened by dismantling Megyn Kelly's claim that MAGA is dead — with 21 primary wins as Exhibit A. Fox and Friends First host Todd Piro joined to untangle the Iran paradox and weigh in on Giants quarterback Jackson Dart's bold Trump introduction that set the sports world on fire. Then Sgt. Betsy Brantner-Smith of the Nationa...

She's seen it all from behind the badge, and Sgt. Betsy Brantner-Smith is not mincing words. The National Police Association spokesperson joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to connect the dots between St. Louis's pool security crisis, the teen takeover epidemic sweeping the nation, and a generation of kids nobody taught to respect anyone's rights but their own. Then the conversation turns to the Loca...

Fox and Friends First host Todd Piro joins the Marc Cox Morning Show and the gloves come off fast. The Iran ceasefire is holding — maybe — but nobody can quite explain how you're bombing someone and negotiating peace at the same time. Then the conversation shifts to New York Giants quarterback Jackson Dart, who introduced President Trump at a public event and set the sports world on fire. Todd bre...

Hour 2 of the Marc Cox Morning Show hit like a freight train — and it didn't slow down for a second. Marc opened with the Iran situation and why getting it right matters more than getting it fast, then the St. Louis Morning Brief laid bare a city struggling to keep its head above water — armed guards at public pools, RAM money debates, and a Bank of America building selling for pennies. Then John...

Ten weeks. That's all Missouri voters have before some of the most consequential ballot decisions in state history get decided — and most people don't even know it's coming. John Lamping joins the Marc Cox Morning Show to break down Governor Kehoe's Friday bombshell: which major amendments are headed to August, which stay in November, and what the political chess game really looks like behind clos...

St. Louis is unraveling in slow motion, and the Marc Cox Morning Show has the receipts. Police are stretched so thin they've had to abandon security at public pools — leaving the city scrambling for private guards just so kids can swim safely this summer. Then there's $110 million in RAM settlement money on the table, and the debate over whether it can actually save North City or just delay the in...

The Marc Cox Morning Show kicked off the week with a first hour that hit harder than a Monday morning should — and it didn't let up for a single second. From a tear-jerking Memorial Day ceremony that too few Americans bother to attend, to Marco Rubio walking a tightrope with Iran while bombs are still falling, Marc set the stage for a show that refuses to flinch from the truth. Megyn Kelly declare...

They're coming for your kids' classrooms, and this time they're calling it "equity." Kim on a Whim blows the lid off a radical New York bill that would virtually ban school suspensions — and the real agenda hiding behind the feel-good language will make every parent's blood boil. Marc and Kim connect the dots from broken homes to burned-out teachers to a generation of kids being set up to fail — a...

Heidi Harris fills in on 97.1 FM Talk with a wide-ranging Memorial Day program focused on freedom, military sacrifice, leadership, and national security. The show covers tensions with Iran, uranium enrichment, terrorism, AI and surveillance concerns, COVID-era restrictions, and frustrations with political leadership across the country. Guests Hans von Spakovsky and James Fitzpatrick discuss foreig...

Heidi Harris reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day, freedom, and personal responsibility while discussing national park safety, economic struggles, and leadership in America. James Fitzpatrick joins to discuss tensions with Iran and U.S. foreign policy, while Tom Ackerman remembers the life and legacy of Kyle Busch and the impact his death had on the racing world.

Tom Ackerman reflects on the shocking death of Kyle Busch, sharing personal stories from interviews and discussing Busch’s evolution from NASCAR villain to respected veteran and family man. The segment also covers the intense pressure drivers face while competing through illness, tributes from the racing community, and sports talk involving the Vegas Golden Knights, St. Louis Blues, and the Las Ve...

Heidi Harris talks with attorney, Army veteran, and James Fitzpatrick about the meaning of Memorial Day, tensions with Iran, uranium enrichment concerns, economic pressure on the regime, and possible military options to protect American interests.

Heidi Harris discusses concerns over artificial intelligence, surveillance culture, social media, and freedom in America before welcoming Hans von Spakovsky to break down tensions with Iran, uranium enrichment, terrorism, and U.S. foreign policy. The hour also reflects on COVID-era restrictions, gun culture, hunting, and frustrations with political leadership in states like California, Virginia, a...

Heidi Harris talks with Hans von Spakovsky about Memorial Day, Iran’s nuclear ambitions, uranium enrichment, missile capabilities, terrorism in the Middle East, and the Trump administration’s approach to stopping Iran without a long-term U.S. occupation.

Heidi Harris fills in and reflects on the meaning of Memorial Day, military sacrifice, faith, and American freedom while discussing tensions with Iran, media narratives, mental health concerns, and national security. The hour also covers Spencer Pratt’s unconventional Los Angeles mayor campaign and frustrations with political leadership.

Hour 1 centers on escalating tensions surrounding Iran and the possibility of renewed U.S. military action, paired with broader geopolitical analysis of shifting alliances and national security risks. Hour 2 features a standout interview with Lt. Col. Matt Oldy, an F-15 pilot, who details the complexity and intensity of a real-world combat rescue operation in Iran and reflects on military culture,...

Hour 4 moves from breaking international coverage of Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s remarks at a NATO summit in Sweden, where he defended U.S. force posture adjustments and highlighted Sweden’s strengthened role within the alliance, into a detailed look at the National Memorial of Military Ascent in Grafton, Missouri, honoring Army Rangers who scaled Pointe du Hoc on D-Day. The hour then shifts...

Sue Thomas joins the program with updates on Secretary of State Marco Rubio’s comments from a NATO summit in Sweden, where he emphasized Sweden’s strengthened role in the alliance and pushed back on questions about U.S. force posture and global commitments. The conversation shifts to a major local history project in Grafton, Missouri—the National Memorial of Military Ascent—featuring 12 life-size...

Master Sgt. Nick Connery of the Missouri Army National Guard breaks down a notable rebound in recruiting across the St. Louis and St. Charles regions, highlighting how his team surpassed annual enlistment goals for the first time in years and is on pace to repeat the performance. He points to COVID-era restrictions as a major disruption that limited school access and community outreach, while expl...

Hour 3 opens with breaking geopolitical tension as discussion turns to potential renewed U.S. action toward Iran and the broader Middle East strategy, setting the stage for a deep national security conversation. Lieutenant Colonel Matt Olde of the U.S. Air Force joins to break down the high-risk rescue mission that recovered downed pilots in Iran, explaining the scale of coordination required and...

Andrew Harding of the Heritage Foundation breaks down the national security stakes behind potential U.S. policy shifts toward Cuba, focusing on its strategic proximity to Florida, historical use as a staging ground for adversarial influence, and its continued ties to Russia and China. He explains how Cuba remains a geopolitical foothold for intelligence activity and how changes in leadership or po...

Lt. Col. Matt Olde, an active-duty U.S. Air Force F-15 pilot, breaks down the intensity and coordination behind modern combat search-and-rescue missions following the Iran shootdown incident, describing the massive, rapid-response system designed to recover downed aircrew from hostile territory. He explains the operational confidence such missions give pilots, the complexity of executing recoverie...

Hour 2 opens with a heated breakdown of the proposed “anti-weaponization” compensation fund, framed as a broader argument over political targeting, legal precedent, and whether government actions against Trump and January 6 defendants justify a payout structure. The conversation escalates into a pointed critique of political figures and federal agencies, setting a combative tone for the hour. The...

Discussion centers on the long-awaited demolition of the Millennium Hotel and the massive redevelopment plan tied to it, alongside riverfront improvement funding proposals. The segment questions whether public investment can truly revive downtown St. Louis without addressing safety concerns, policing levels, and private sector hesitation. Hashtags: #StLouis #Downtown #RealEstate #Riverfront #Devel...