Hour 2: Doomsday Plane Fears, SLU Program Cuts, Local Crime and Market Concerns

Ryan Wrecker and Kim St Onge host the Marc Cox Morning Show, covering a wide range of political, economic and local issues. The show begins with Wall Street's recent declines, concerns over artificial intelligence investments, election results and U.S. aid to Ukraine. They also examine Harvard University's legal battles, campus protests, free speech controversies and California Governor Gavin Newsom's death penalty commutations. The conversation turns to reports of a U.S. doomsday plane flight, EMP threats, solar flares and emergency preparedness. Ryan and Kim discuss local crime investigations, Saint Louis University's potential elimination of 29 academic programs and the latest market developments with Nicole Murray, including jobs data, AI investment concerns and rising oil prices. Victoria Coates of the Heritage Foundation joins to discuss the future of U.S. military aid to Israel, a potential shift toward arms sales and continued cooperation on missile defense programs like Iron Dome. Congressman Dr. Bob Onder of Missouri's Third District breaks down the midterm election results, political party divisions, rural healthcare initiatives, telehealth expansion, air traffic control modernization and growing drone technology. The show wraps up with a look at California's social media regulations and lawsuits involving major tech companies, a controversial police use-of-force incident, immigration and in-state tuition disputes, and the Queen of Hearts raffle benefiting BackStoppers. Plus, Ryan and Kim share childhood memories, debate the latest Toy Hall of Fame inductees and explore mysterious signals from space, UFO disclosures and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.

Ryan Wrecker and Kim wrap up the Marc Cox Morning Show with a discussion about workplace events, a chili cook-off and a cornhole tournament. They examine a California law restricting social media features for children and the legal challenge from major tech companies. Plus, the latest Queen of Hearts raffle benefiting BackStoppers, a controversial police use-of-force incident involving an excavator and a Justice Department lawsuit over in-state tuition for undocumented students.

Congressman Dr. Bob Onder of Missouri's Third District joins Ryan Wrecker and Kim on the Marc Cox Morning Show to discuss the midterm election results, voter concerns and divisions within the Democratic Party. Onder also highlights efforts to improve rural healthcare through telehealth services and expanded access to medical care. Plus, he discusses modernizing the nation's air traffic control systems, aviation safety legislation and FAA oversight as drone technology continues to expand, including its potential use in transporting organs for medical procedures.

Victoria Coates of the Heritage Foundation joins Ryan Wrecker and Kim on the Marc Cox Morning Show to discuss the future of U.S. military assistance to Israel, including a potential shift from foreign military financing to arms sales. Coates explains how the United States could phase out certain forms of aid while maintaining joint defense programs such as Iron Dome. She also discusses broader foreign aid priorities, energy infrastructure and America's role in international security.

Ryan Wrecker and Kim continue the Marc Cox Morning Show with a discussion on emergency preparedness, generators and recommended survival supplies. Victoria Coates of the Heritage Foundation joins to discuss the future of U.S. military aid to Israel, a potential shift toward arms sales and continued cooperation on missile defense programs like Iron Dome. Congressman Dr. Bob Onder of Missouri's Third District joins to break down the midterm election results, voter concerns and political party divisions. Onder also discusses rural healthcare initiatives, telehealth expansion, air traffic control modernization and aviation safety as drone use increases. Plus, Ryan and Kim examine political messaging, branding and the influence of social media on voters. gy, Political Messaging, Social Media

Ryan Wrecker and Kim continue the Marc Cox Morning Show with reports of a U.S. doomsday plane flight, online catastrophe theories and concerns over EMP attacks and solar flares. They also discuss Melania Trump's involvement in Russia-Ukraine ceasefire efforts, Democratic Party divisions and local crime investigations in Hazelwood and Festus. Plus, Saint Louis University's potential elimination of 29 academic programs raises questions about the school's finances. Nicole Murray joins with a look at market losses, jobs data, AI investment concerns and rising oil prices. The hour wraps up with unusual stories involving public displays of affection, rotisserie chicken on public transportation, smuggled tarantulas, aging research and allegations of overcharging at Dollar General.

Ryan Wrecker and Kim kick off the Marc Cox Morning Show with a look at Wall Street's recent declines, concerns over artificial intelligence investments and the growing use of AI in everyday life. They react to election results, economic challenges and U.S. aid to Ukraine. Plus, the latest controversy surrounding Harvard University, campus protests, antisemitism and free speech policies. The hour wraps up with a debate over California Governor Gavin Newsom's death penalty commutations and the impact on victims' families.

Ryan Wrecker fills in for Marc Cox alongside Kim St. Onge on the Marc Cox Morning Show to break down recent election results, Republican strategy and the road to 2028. In Kim on a Whim, they discuss conservative ballot measures, gender identity policies and affordability concerns. Tom Ackerman joins to preview SLU vs. Mizzou basketball, Missouri football against Texas and the St. Louis Blues. Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent discusses election trends, Iran and gas prices, while Ken Cuccinelli examines Trump's influence, ranked-choice voting and the future of the Republican Party. Plus, Griff Jenkins discusses immigration and socialism, along with conversations about St. Louis police drones, local crime, cybersecurity, concert controversies and the Russell Brand court case.

Ryan Wrecker fills in for Marc Cox alongside Kim St. Onge to discuss election results, political statements at concerts and a controversial concert postponement. They also cover St. Louis police drones, dating-app-related attacks and the Russell Brand court case. Plus, Griff Jenkins joins to discuss election-night reporting, immigration policy and the growing influence of socialism among younger voters

Ryan Wrecker fills in for Marc Cox and welcomes former U.S. Senator Jim Talent to discuss election results, Republican strategy, Iran and rising gas prices. Ken Cuccinelli joins to examine Trump's influence on the GOP, ranked-choice voting in Alaska and the potential political landscape heading into 2028.