The Marc Cox Morning Show

The segment opens with the weekly Guns N Hoses Queen of Hearts drawing update, noting the jackpot climbing to $15,300 and a recent winner taking home $25 from a 10 of hearts draw. The focus then shifts to the upcoming Guns N Hoses Soccer Cup at Worldwide Technology Soccer Park on May 30, where organizers John Dolan and Shane Monnig detail the growing event now shifting outdoors and expanding to 11...

Riley Gaines joins the show ahead of Mother’s Day to talk about her new role as a mom and how it’s sharpened her views on cultural and political issues affecting families. The conversation centers on Missouri’s upcoming Amendment 3 ballot fight over abortion policy, with Gaines warning about its broader implications for children and state law. She also doubles down on her national advocacy against...

Hour 3 opens with breaking reports of newly released Pentagon/U.S. military footage of unidentified aerial phenomena, prompting debate over whether the objects represent foreign technology or something unexplained, alongside discussion of potential government transparency ahead of a presidential news conference. The hour then shifts to Rep. Bob Onder, who addresses U.S. strikes on Iranian targets,...

Congressman Bob Onder joins the show to discuss escalating U.S. military strikes on Iranian targets, arguing the administration is acting within commander-in-chief authority while Congress retains oversight through funding powers. He weighs in on newly released government UFO footage, saying he has not received classified briefings and remains open-minded about what the unexplained aerial objects...

Stephen Camarota of the Center for Immigration Studies explains how some sanctuary jurisdictions refuse ICE detainer requests, even in cases involving individuals charged with serious crimes. He describes a process where local jails receive federal confirmation that an arrested person may be an illegal immigrant or previously deported, but still release them before ICE can take custody. Camarota a...

Hour 2 opens with breaking news on U.S. military strikes against Iranian targets following attacks on American naval forces, with Marc framing the response as a justified “love tap” and a continuation of escalating tensions in the region. The conversation moves into political headlines, including Kamala Harris hinting at another presidential run and broader speculation about the 2028 race. The sho...

The St. Louis Morning Brief opens with Marc and Kim comparing notes on a Circle K fuel promotion that triggered long lines and renewed frustration over fluctuating gas prices, with discussion expanding into AAA guidance on timing fill-ups and how Illinois taxes are pushing prices above $5 per gallon in some areas. The conversation shifts into a broader breakdown of fuel economics, with Marc arguin...

Hour 1 opens with breaking reaction to U.S. strikes on Iranian targets, with Marc arguing the move was a justified “love tap” response to escalating provocations and dismissing isolationist criticism from voices like Tucker Carlson, whose recent rhetoric he characterizes as increasingly hostile toward Trump. The show then previews upcoming guests including immigration researcher Steven Camarota on...

In Kim on a Whim, Kim St. Onge and Marc Cox unload on growing media hysteria surrounding hantavirus after viral videos promoted constant mask-wearing and respirator use over fears tied to rat-borne illness outbreaks. Kim mocks a blue-haired TikTok creator advocating N95 masks with built-in “sip valves” while warning listeners not to fall for what she sees as another fear-driven public health narra...

The show opens with freezing May weather before quickly moving into skepticism over media reports about President Trump’s Iran negotiations, with Marc arguing that mainstream coverage is unreliable and emphasizing Trump’s focus on preventing Iranian nuclear capability. Hour 1 expands into cultural and political themes, including debate over America’s Christian foundations, criticism of St. Louis C...

Hour 4 blends lighter weekend planning with heavier political and policy discussion. The show opens with Mother’s Day weekend weather expectations and a live appearance announcement at Hot Tubbs of St. Louis, followed by personal stories about hot tub ownership. The tone shifts into a discussion of a Center for Immigration Studies report claiming significant taxpayer-funded welfare usage among ill...

Griff Jenkins joins the show to discuss the breakneck pace of modern political news, arguing that reporting on Trump-era Iran negotiations is constantly shifting and often outpaced by real-time developments. He highlights what he sees as unprecedented direct access between the White House and reporters, noting that even critical journalists can still secure interviews and exclusive updates. Jenkin...

State Representative Mike Koslow breaks down his exchange with the Wentzville School Board president, arguing that claims of “nonpartisan” school boards don’t match reality given political activism, social media conduct, and party-aligned involvement. He defends the push to move school board and bond elections from April to November, saying higher turnout prevents small, highly motivated voting bl...

Hour 3 opens with a warm weather check and show distribution reminders across social platforms before quickly pivoting into a political breakdown of Missouri’s push to move school board elections from low-turnout April dates to November, with criticism of union resistance and arguments that higher turnout would change outcomes. In Segment 2, former Senator Jim Talent weighs in on Iran negotiations...

Noah Brandt of Live Action joins to break down the renewed fight over Missouri’s Amendment 3, arguing the state must reverse what he describes as sweeping pro-abortion constitutional changes driven by out-of-state funding. The conversation focuses on messaging strategy, emphasizing the use of medical visuals and fetal development education to shift public opinion, while Brandt highlights that a ma...

Marc Cox and former Senator Jim Talent react to President Trump’s ongoing Iran negotiations, beginning with Trump’s pushback against media claims that Iran is “refusing to submit” and discussion of whether a major nuclear deal is close. Talent pushes back on reports suggesting Trump is repeating Obama-era concessions, arguing instead that Trump is operating as a hard-nosed negotiator who is unlike...

Hour 2 opens with Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge breaking down the unusually cold May weather, dubbed “Blackberry Winter,” with temperatures dipping into the 30s and prompting a discussion of unpredictable seasonal shifts in the Midwest. The conversation quickly moves into Missouri politics, where Marc strongly backs efforts to move school board elections to November in order to increase voter turnout,...

Marc Cox interviews author and speaker Wendi Rees following President Trump’s announcement supporting accelerated access to psychedelic-assisted therapies for veterans and patients suffering from severe PTSD and depression. Rees, co-author of The Christian’s Guide to Psychedelics, shares her deeply personal story of childhood abuse, suicidal thoughts, and eventual healing through medically supervi...

Hour 1 opens with Marc Cox reacting to freezing May temperatures before launching into sharp skepticism over media reports claiming President Trump is softening on Iran, arguing Trump’s real red line remains eliminating Iran’s nuclear capabilities while distrusting mainstream coverage of the negotiations entirely. The hour also includes studio upgrade chaos and previews of upcoming interviews on p...

In this “Kim on a Whim” segment, Kim St. Onge opens by celebrating Texas Governor Greg Abbott’s intervention that led to the cancellation of a Muslim-only public water park event in Grand Prairie after concerns over religious discrimination. She then launches into a deep discussion on America’s Christian foundations, pushing back on claims that the United States was never intended to be a Christia...

Hour 1 opens with Strait of Hormuz tensions escalating as U.S. escort operations are paused amid negotiations with Iran, raising concerns about oil prices and global stability. The hour also highlights strong Trump-backed primary victories, including Vivek Ramaswamy’s Ohio win, reinforcing his influence heading into the midterms, and closes with a “Kim on a Whim” segment contrasting Cuba’s economi...

Hour 4 opens with updates on cooling weather and easing rain before shifting into geopolitical uncertainty as the White House walks back claims about easing maritime escort operations in the Strait of Hormuz, signaling ongoing tension with Iran and continued market volatility. The conversation then pivots to a WNBA controversy after Cameron Brink’s comments on race and marketing in women’s basketb...

Taylor Riggs discusses the fallout from Spirit Airlines’ financial collapse, arguing the failed merger attempts and DOJ antitrust intervention helped push the carrier into bankruptcy, resulting in major job losses and reshaping budget air travel. The conversation shifts to broader airline industry changes, including Delta trimming in-flight food service on shorter routes and whether consumers pref...

The segment centers on Fox News Radio correspondent Tonya J. Powers providing updates on the magistrate judge overseeing proceedings tied to a White House Correspondents’ Dinner-related shooting case, including scrutiny over his courtroom comments regarding the suspect’s detention conditions. Powers explains that the defendant was placed in strict lockdown conditions including temporary suicide wa...

Hour 3 opens with political momentum from Indiana, where Trump-backed candidates defeated establishment Republicans tied to redistricting disputes, signaling an energized base heading into the midterms. The conversation moves into global energy markets as U.S. crude exports surge past Saudi Arabia amid Strait of Hormuz disruptions, with discussion focused on how geopolitics and increased American...