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Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge cover Veterans Day, Thomas Massie's effort to impeach Pete Hegseth, immigration policy, border security, socialism among young voters and rising utility bills. Derrick Morgan of the Heritage Foundation discusses deportations and immigration enforcement, while Jessie Jane Duff highlights veterans' issues and military service. Jimmy Failla weighs in on politics, socialism and Veterans Day, and Taylor Riggs breaks down falling gas prices, Iran sanctions and Nvidia. Plus, Nicole Murray delivers a business update, and In Other News features unusual stories involving wildlife, health concerns, electric vehicles and robotics.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Taylor Riggs to discuss falling gas and oil prices, economic pressure on Iran, concerns surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the future of artificial intelligence.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Jimmy Failla to discuss college students' views on socialism, political investigations, the failed impeachment effort against Pete Hegseth and Veterans Day.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Jessie Jane Duff to recognize Veterans Day and discuss helping veterans transition to civilian life, employment opportunities, mental health challenges and current political issues.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Derrick Morgan, Executive Vice President of the Heritage Foundation, to discuss immigration policy, deportations, border security and the impeachment effort against Pete Hegseth.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Jimmy Failla to discuss young voters' views on socialism, the failed impeachment effort against Pete Hegseth and Veterans Day. Plus, Taylor Riggs joins to break down falling gas prices, Iran sanctions, concerns surrounding Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and the future of artificial intelligence.

Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Derrick Morgan, Executive Vice President of the Heritage Foundation, to discuss immigration enforcement, border security and the impeachment effort against Pete Hegseth. Plus, former Gunnery Sergeant Jessie Jane Duff joins to recognize Veterans Day, discuss support for veterans transitioning to civilian life, mental health challenges and current political issues.

Marc Cox celebrates Veterans Day, discusses Guns and Hoses, rising utility bills, school closures and a college student poll on socialism. Nicole Murray covers the stock market, AI business news and holiday travel. Plus, In Other News features a grizzly bear attack, GLP-1 health concerns, Fiat's microcar and a humanoid robot marathon mishap.

Marc Cox kicks off the Marc Cox Morning Show with a discussion on Thomas Massie’s effort to impeach Pete Hegseth, congressional leadership, Senate priorities and judicial appointments. Marc also examines COP31, China’s coal consumption and the debate over global climate policy. Plus, a Justice Department lawsuit against Lyft raises questions about accessibility for passengers with disabilities, while airline seating etiquette and a reported cockpit security incident spark conversations about passenger safety.

Marc Cox breaks down the latest political headlines, including calls to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, military operations involving Iran and the Houthis, and the national security debate. Marc also examines federal grant funding for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, concerns over long-term spending, local crime headlines and rising affordability concerns. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins the show to discuss the midterm election results, the lame-duck legislative session, Missouri's political outlook heading into 2028, potential candidates in the 2nd Congressional District and the influence of lobbyists. Fox News' Todd Piro weighs in on Hegseth's impeachment defense, college football playoff expansion and Katie Zachariah's potential role in the White House. Plus, Marc discusses Republican election strategy, the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, Second Amendment rights, California's proposed billionaire tax, the launch of the Two A War Room podcast, Guns and Hoses benefiting BackStoppers, and St. Louis CITY SC's U.S. Open Cup championship and upcoming playoff series.

Marc Cox wraps up the show with a discussion of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's latest remarks, Congressman Thomas Massie and tensions involving Israel and Iran. Marc examines how St. Louis police could use federal crime-fighting grants for staffing, technology and social services. The conversation turns to election messaging, affordability concerns, social media organizing and Republican strategy heading into 2028. Plus, a look at the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact and its potential impact on the Electoral College, a Guns and Hoses ticket giveaway benefiting BackStoppers and St. Louis CITY SC's U.S. Open Cup trophy and upcoming playoff series.

Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins Marc Cox to break down the midterm election results and what lawmakers could accomplish during the lame-duck session. Lamping discusses why Republicans lost ground, pointing to the Iran war, affordability concerns and a new generation of Democratic candidates. He also examines Missouri's political outlook heading into 2028, potential candidates in the 2nd Congressional District and the challenges of a crowded Republican primary

Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins Marc Cox to break down the midterm election results and what lawmakers could accomplish during the lame-duck session. Lamping discusses why Republicans lost ground, pointing to the Iran war, affordability concerns and a new generation of Democratic candidates. He also examines Missouri's political outlook heading into 2028, potential candidates in the 2nd Congressional District and the challenges of a crowded Republican primary

Marc Cox kicks off Hour 3 with a look at Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's response to impeachment efforts and his defense of military operations involving Iran, the Houthis and drug cartels. The conversation shifts to college football playoff expansion, player safety and the growing financial influence on college athletics. Marc also discusses Katie Zachariah and the White House press secretary position, election results and potential gun-control legislation. Plus, the launch of the Two A War Room podcast with Robert Sakata, California's proposed billionaire tax, Guns and Hoses and St. Louis CITY SC's championship trophy.

Marc Cox dives into Hour 2 with an update on the Responder Rescue raffle and a discussion about federal grant funding for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department, including concerns over using temporary funds for long-term expenses. The show covers local headlines involving shootings in Ferguson, St. Louis County employee relocations and an aggressive elk forcing the closure of Lone Elk Park. Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins Marc to discuss the midterm election results, the lame-duck legislative session, the Iran war, Missouri's 2nd Congressional District race and the influence of lobbyists and special interests. Plus, In Other News features a man defacing his Tesla before selling it and former child actor Bug Hall's fundraiser following the birth of his sixth child.