FOX News' Lucas Tomlinson Live from D.C. to Discuss Shrinking Government, Trump's Potential Shutdowns, and the Shifting Mood at the White House Press Corps

Good Morning from the Marc Cox Morning Show! Marc & Kim welcome Christian Datoc, White House Reporter for the Washington Examiner, who discusses the administration’s potential use of tariffs and the shifting dynamics of White House press access. Former Senator Jim Talent then joins to break down Trump’s Gaza redevelopment plan and its implications for U.S.-Israel relations. Missouri Senator Adam Schnelting follows, talking about his proposed bills, including those targeting left-lane drivers and protecting single-sex bathrooms. FOX News Sunday host Shannon Bream then shares insights on Trump’s executive actions, Biden’s media funding scandal, and more. Finally, Griff Jenkins joins live from the nation’s capital, bringing the latest on USAID, Elon Musk’s battle with Washington, and the Supreme Court case on birthright citizenship. The show wraps up with discussions on Trump, media bias, and political hypocrisy!

In the final hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show, we discuss the latest on Trump’s potential White House expansion, his executive actions, and the Biden administration’s ongoing legal and media struggles. FOX News Sunday Host Shannon Bream joins the show to break down the political landscape, including USAID’s controversial funding, Democrat stalling tactics, and the role of billionaires like Elon Musk. Griff Jenkins brings the latest from Washington, diving into the deep issues with USAID, mismanaged U.S. funds in Gaza, and the helicopter crash investigation. Plus, a major legal battle over birthright citizenship heads to the Supreme Court.

Griff Jenkins joins us live from the nation’s capital, bringing the latest on USAID’s questionable spending, Elon Musk’s battle with Washington, and the hypocrisy of the Left when it comes to billionaire influence. We also dive into the shocking revelations about mismanaged U.S. funds in Gaza, the bureaucratic roadblocks to shutting down wasteful government programs, and the latest on the deadly helicopter crash investigation. Plus, a major legal battle over birthright citizenship is heading to the Supreme Court—what it means for the future of immigration.

Shannon Bream joins us to discuss Trump’s latest executive actions, legal battles over immigration policy, and the Biden administration’s media funding scandal. Plus, USAID’s connection to left-wing outlets, Democrats’ attempts to stall Trump’s nominees, and the double standards in political rhetoric. And—Trump, Taylor Swift, and the Super Bowl? We break it all down. #PamBondi #SanctuaryCities #Trump2024 #ShannonBream #BorderSecurity #MediaBias #USAIDScandal #GOP #ConservativeNews #SuperBowl #TaylorSwift #MikeJohnson

Hour 3 of The Marc Cox Morning Show dives into the biggest power plays shaking up the country and beyond: Trump’s voluntary resignation program for government employees has Washington insiders rattled. Meanwhile, his Gaza redevelopment plan is sending shockwaves across the world—who’s resisting, and why? Former Senator Jim Talent joins us to unpack the geopolitical chess game. Plus, we uncover how USAID funds are fueling left-wing media. Then, Missouri Senator Adam Schnelting discusses new bills tackling everything from left-lane drivers to public safety and school policies. And, of course, Kim on a Whim rounds it out! Coming Up: Shannon Bream and Griff Jenkins #DrainTheSwamp #Trump2024 #GazaPlan #USAIDScandal #MissouriPolitics #CommonSenseLaws #LawAndOrder #IndependentMedia #MarcCoxShow

Missouri State Senator Adam Schnelting joins us to discuss some of the most talked-about bills in the state legislature. From enforcing left-lane laws to banning taxpayer-funded abortions and protecting single-sex school bathrooms #ConservativeTalk #MissouriPolitics #TrumpSpeech #LeftLaneLaw #ProLife #SecondAmendment #SaveOurSchools #CommonSenseLaws #LawAndOrder #Podcast

Trump’s bold Gaza redevelopment plan is sending shockwaves through the global stage—who’s pushing back, and why? Former Senator Jim Talent breaks down Trump’s tactical maneuvering and what it means for U.S.-Israel relations. Plus, USAID funds are being funneled to left-wing media—how deep does this go? We expose the billions of taxpayer dollars supporting biased journalism. Finally, are we witnessing the decline of a truly independent press? #Trump2024 #GazaPlan #Israel #USAID #FakeNews #MediaBias #AmericaFirst #PressFreedom #MAGA #DrainTheSwamp

In the second hour of the Marc Cox Morning Show, we dive into the controversy surrounding Rep. Nancy Mace and her remarks that sparked outrage. Plus, 60 Minutes releases the full, unedited interview with Vice President Kamala Harris—what was left out of the original airing? Christian Datoc, White House Reporter for the Washington Examiner, joins us to discuss the Trump administration’s use of tariffs as leverage in the Middle East and how press access has shifted dramatically under his leadership. And in “In Other News with Ethan,” we cover Bourbon & Beyond’s big lineup reveal, the passing of music mogul Irv Gotti, and Senators Hawley and Sanders’ push for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. #MarcCoxShow #NancyMace #60Minutes #KamalaHarris #WhiteHousePress #Tariffs #InOtherNews #BourbonAndBeyond #IrvGotti #CreditCardReform

White House reporter Christian Detock joins us to discuss the administration’s potential use of tariffs as leverage against Middle Eastern nations. Plus, a look at the major shift in White House press access under Trump—how his team is handling media differently than Biden’s. #MarcCoxShow #Trump #Netanyahu #GazaRebuild #WhiteHouse #Tariffs #MiddleEast #PressFreedom

In today’s “In Other News with Ethan,” we cover the latest in entertainment and politics. The Bourbon & Beyond festival lineup is out—who’s headlining the must-see event? Plus, music mogul Irv Gotti has passed away, leaving a lasting impact on the industry. And in a big financial move, Senators Josh Hawley and Bernie Sanders are teaming up to push for a 10% cap on credit card interest rates. Could this change the way Americans handle debt?