John Lamping on Missouri’s Political Battles

Hour 1 – Marc and Dan open with recent violent incidents and political rhetoric before diving into 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters. They discuss gun safety legislation, the Second Amendment Foundation’s marijuana and gun ownership brief, and the growing conservative movement showcased at Turning Point USA’s Phoenix event. Hour 2 – The show turns to free speech and cancel culture following Charlie Kirk’s assassination, media reaction to a tribute resolution, and Missouri politics. Former Senator John Lamping breaks down the state’s new 7–1 congressional map, initiative petition reform, and Governor Kehoe’s legislative strategy. In Other News includes Tom Brady’s possible flag football appearance, a woman fighting off an alligator to save her dog, and John Cryer’s complaints from Two and a Half Men. Hour 3 – Fox and Friends First host Todd Piro discusses Charlie Kirk’s legacy, international vigils, and his wife Erica’s leadership in continuing Turning Point’s mission, along with analysis of New York politics under Governor Kathy Hochul. In 2A Tuesday, Mark Walters returns to address recent gun control debates and marijuana laws. The hour closes with Buck Don’t Give a ____ on media bias and the suspension of reporter Beni Rae Harmony after her emotional on-air tribute to Charlie Kirk. Hour 4 – Focus shifts fully to Charlie Kirk’s faith, influence, and cultural impact. Councilman Mark Harder explains his county council resolution honoring Kirk. Pastor Wes Martin reflects on Kirk’s bold biblical leadership, humility, and the rapid growth of Turning Point Faith. Ryan Wiggins frames Kirk’s assassination as a cultural and spiritual moment, highlighting his role as “salt and light,” his generational influence, and the possibility of sparking a revival in America.

In Hour 4, Marc Cox and Dan Buck focus on the faith, legacy, and influence of Charlie Kirk. St. Louis County Councilman Mark Harder joins to discuss his proposed resolution honoring Kirk’s life and contributions, scheduled for a 6:30 PM council meeting. Pastor Wes Martin of Grace Church reflects on Kirk’s boldness in addressing cultural and biblical issues, his humility, and the explosive growth of Turning Point USA Faith with 32,000 new chapters. Ryan Wiggins frames Kirk’s death as a cultural and spiritual moment, emphasizing his example as “salt and light,” his generational influence through social media and campus events, and the hope that his assassination could spark a spiritual revival in America.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Ryan Wiggins about Charlie Kirk’s death as more than just a political event, framing it as a cultural and spiritual moment. Wiggins emphasizes Kirk’s role as “salt and light,” boldly speaking biblical truth and serving as a powerful example of Christian leadership. The discussion highlights how the public nature of the assassination was meant to instill fear but could instead spark a revival in America, exposing the darker side of political opposition. They reflect on Kirk’s generational influence, particularly among teens and college students through social media and campus events, and the importance of guiding young people through difficult cultural moments.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck speak with St. Louis County Councilman Mark Harder about his proposed resolution to honor the life and legacy of Charlie Kirk. The conversation explores Kirk’s nationwide impact, including Erica Kirk’s emotional tribute, the surge of young Americans inspired by his message, and the outpouring of grief following his death. Harder details the resolution scheduled for the 6:30 PM county council meeting, while addressing potential political pushback. The discussion also reflects on Kirk’s advocacy for constitutional principles, his criticism of DEI initiatives, and his commitment to merit-based advancement through conversations on college campuses and beyond.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Pastor Wes Martin of Grace Church about Charlie Kirk’s legacy of faith and leadership. Martin reflects on Kirk’s boldness in addressing controversial cultural and biblical issues, his humility despite great achievements, and his influence on youth across college campuses. The conversation highlights the growth of Turning Point USA Faith, with 32,000 new chapters engaging young people in discussions about faith and culture. Pastor Martin also emphasizes the importance of pastors speaking biblical truth without fear, spreading moral clarity, and carrying the gospel into challenging environments.

In Hour 3, Marc Cox and Dan Buck welcome Fox and Friends First host Todd Piro to discuss the impact of Charlie Kirk’s death, the surge of 37,000 inquiries to start Turning Point chapters, international vigils, and his wife’s leadership role in continuing the mission. Piro also weighs in on New York politics, Governor Kathy Hochul’s maneuvering, and Mondaire Jones’ potential election. Then, in 2A Tuesday, Mark Walters breaks down recent gun-related incidents, political rhetoric, and the Second Amendment Foundation’s court brief on medical marijuana and gun ownership. The hour closes with Buck Don’t Give a ____ as Marc and Dan react to media bias, free speech controversies, and the fallout from a journalist’s suspension after her tribute to Charlie Kirk.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Fox and Friends First host Todd Piro about the impact of Charlie Kirk’s death and the response from young conservatives. They discuss the 37,000 new inquiries to start Turning Point chapters, international vigils, and Kirk’s influence on youth across the globe. The conversation highlights his wife’s leadership role in continuing Turning Point’s mission, praised for her strength and resolve. Piro also weighs in on New York politics, Governor Kathy Hochul’s maneuvering, and concerns about Mondaire Jones’ potential election and tax policies that could trigger population shifts. The segment closes with media reactions, including Greg Gutfeld’s emotional response on The Five.

In this 2A Tuesday segment, Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with Mark Walters about recent violent incidents, political rhetoric, and the ongoing debate over gun control. Walters highlights the growing conservative movement, including Turning Point USA’s Phoenix event, while criticizing left-wing political strategies. The discussion explores the Second Amendment Foundation’s court brief on medical marijuana and gun ownership, and the potential impact of changes in federal marijuana laws.

In Hour 2, Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss free speech and cancel culture following Charlie Kirk’s assassination and media reaction to a tribute resolution. Former Missouri Senator John Lamping joins to analyze Missouri’s new 7-1 congressional map, Governor Kehoe’s legislative strategy, and proposed initiative petition reforms. The conversation also touches on political personalities like Dan Bongino, Don Lemon, and Fox News coverage. In Other News features Tom Brady’s potential flag football appearance, a woman fighting off an alligator to save her dog, and John Cryer’s pay complaints from Two and a Half Men.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck talk with former Missouri Senator John Lamping about the state’s political landscape. The conversation covers Governor Kehoe’s comments on the Missouri First map, initiative petition reform, and redistricting with the new seven-to-one map. They also discuss Lincoln Hough losing his Senate Appropriations Committee chairmanship, the challenges of passing legislation, political maneuvering in Jefferson City, and the potential for legal battles and referendum efforts against the new reforms.