Braden Perry on Minnesota Federal Funds Fraud

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

Griff Jenkins breaks down the latest on DHS funding, explaining the Senate-House two-track system, the role of key GOP leaders, and potential stop-gap measures for unfunded CBP and ICE employees. He highlights the messy reconciliation process and the interplay of Republican and Democratic votes, while also reacting to President Trump’s recent address. Jenkins shifts to a startling Matt Gaetz revelation about hybrid alien-human programs, providing context from classified hearings and UFO committees, blending serious political reporting with eyebrow-raising claims on intergalactic matters. Hashtags: #GriffJenkins #DHSFunding #ICE #BorderPatrol #MattGaetz #Aliens #UFOs #TrumpAddress #FoxNews

Shannon Bream joins Marc Cox to dissect the Supreme Court’s deliberations on birthright citizenship, highlighting that justices focused strictly on constitutional text rather than political pressures, birth tourism, or illegal immigration concerns. Bream notes strong advocacy from Solicitor General John Sauer but widespread judicial skepticism, suggesting any significant change would likely require congressional action or a constitutional amendment. The conversation also touches on potential visa restrictions, state-level enforcement challenges, and the political maneuvering around DHS funding and the SAVE Act, placing legal nuance alongside ongoing national debates. Hashtags: #ShannonBream #BirthrightCitizenship #SupremeCourt #JohnSauer #DHSFunding #SAVEAct #LegalAnalysis #FoxNews

Marc Cox opens Hour 3 with former Senator Jim Talent analyzing President Trump’s Iran speech, discussing allied support, U.S. energy leverage, and potential military repositioning in Europe. Talent also weighs in on congressional oversight, the War Powers Act, and Supreme Court debates on birthright citizenship. The hour then shifts to local politics with Joshua Wilcutt, a St. Charles School Board candidate, detailing his fight against discrimination, union influence, and DEI policies, emphasizing parental involvement and fiscal responsibility. The segment closes with “Kim on a Whim,” exploring Artemis 2, NASA’s budget, the lunar south pole mission, and the strategic U.S.-China space race. Hashtags: #JimTalent #IranPolicy #TrumpSpeech #JoshWilcutt #StCharlesSchoolBoard #NEA #ParentalRights #NASA #Artemis2 #SpaceRace #LunarResources #KimOnAWhim

Marc Cox talks with St. Charles School Board candidate Josh Wilcutt about his campaign priorities, including student safety, accountability, and strengthening parental involvement. Wilcutt details his personal experience with discrimination against his special-needs son, criticizes the NEA’s endorsements of other candidates, and emphasizes responsible use of tax dollars. The segment also covers local property tax freezes, fire and EMS sales taxes, and broader issues like DEI policies and curriculum transparency, giving listeners a thorough look at how school board decisions affect both families and the community. Hashtags: #JoshWilcutt #StCharlesSchoolBoard #ParentalRights #NEA #EducationPolicy #PropertyTax #StudentSafety #DEI

Marc Cox welcomes former Senator Jim Talent to analyze President Trump’s recent Iran speech, including critiques of European allies, the U.S. energy strategy, and potential shifts in military posture. Talent explains the precision of U.S. strikes, projected timelines, and market impacts. The conversation transitions to constitutional law, with Talent unpacking the 14th Amendment, birthright citizenship, and John Sauer’s arguments before the Supreme Court, offering listeners both political and legal context. The segment closes with light-hearted commentary on fringe government theories, blending expertise with humor. Hashtags: #JimTalent #TrumpSpeech #Iran #EnergyIndependence #14thAmendment #SupremeCourt #BirthrightCitizenship #USPolitics

Marc Cox opens with Ward 4 Councilman Jeff Kuehn discussing O’Fallon’s rapid growth, balancing housing affordability, green space, and fiscal responsibility amid county-wide development concerns. Sports director Tom Ackerman follows with an upbeat breakdown of the St. Louis Cardinals’ youngest roster in decades, highlighting team chemistry, rising prospects, and early-season excitement, plus a look ahead to the Final Four. The hour closes with “In Other News,” covering Tiger Woods’ hiatus, bizarre criminal cases, a massive Costco Easter bunny, OkCupid privacy violations, and a viral Michigan police car escape, blending local politics, sports, and quirky national headlines. Hashtags: #OFallonDevelopment #JeffKuehn #StLouisCardinals #TomAckerman #TigerWoods #InOtherNews #CostcoEasterBunny #OkCupidPrivacy

Sports director Tom Ackerman shares insight on the St. Louis Cardinals’ youthful roster, highlighting their energy, chemistry, and the developmental challenges over a 162-game season. He discusses standout players, bullpen structure, and the franchise’s deep prospect pool, emphasizing how fans can follow the team’s evolution over the next few years. Ackerman also touches on Mason Wynn’s recovery from a car accident and previews the upcoming Final Four basketball matchups in Indianapolis, giving a full picture of local and national sports highlights. Hashtags: #TomAckerman #StLouisCardinals #MLBProspects #YoungTeamEnergy #MasonWynn #FinalFour #CollegeBasketball

Ward 4 Councilman Jeff Kuehn discusses O’Fallon’s development amid St. Charles County’s rapid growth, emphasizing a balanced approach that preserves green space while providing affordable housing options like the Cabala project. Kuehn addresses concerns about annexation, multifamily vs. single-family homes, and the city’s financial health, highlighting that O’Fallon maintains a 55% reserve far above state requirements. He stresses that responsible development supports both residents and local businesses while maintaining fiscal stability, and looks ahead to how the county executive race may influence future growth policies. Hashtags: #JeffKuehn #O’FallonDevelopment #StCharlesCounty #AffordableHousing #CityFinance #LocalPolitics