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Chris and Amy visit with Dave Simons on the economy; Scott MacFarlane on the state of Washington politics; a former FBI agent on hacks on cybersecurity; Matt Pauley on the baseball GM meetings & Maria Keena on a refugee family from Ukraine.

KMOX's Matt Pauley is at the baseball GM meetings; Chris has a great social medial Luther Burden story; Maria Keena shares a tough story about a refugee Ukraine family that has lost their health care and immigration status.

Maria Keena joins Chris and Amy in-studio. She recently visited with former Chesterfield Mayor Bob Nation, he's working with a family that fled Ukraine after it was attacked by Russia. Their 8-year-old daughter was injured in a drunk driving crash in Wichita and the family moved to St Louis for medical care. Their legal immigration status has been upheld by the Trump administration.

What news could come out of baseball's general manager meetings this week? Will any of the decisions impact the start of next season? Matt Pauley has a preview with Chris and Amy

Chris and Amy discuss the impeachment vote against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, one that numerous Democrats missed; did Boston's airport make the right call with their new announcement voice?; former FBI Special Agent Rich Frankel on recent cyberattacks.

Rich Frankel, former Special Agent in Charge of the NY office of the FBI joins Chris and Amy. He explains that the interconnectivity of virtually every device we use makes it, 'easier for Iran to do this to us.' He points out the hacking doesn't cost missiles or planes for the attacks. 'The amount of threats is just staggering,' says Frankel.

Meidas Touch Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins Chris and Amy after numerous Democrat House members missed the vote on the impeachment measure against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth because they were at a celebration. Stephen Miller, the President's new Chief of Staff is, 'not a bridge builder,' says MacFarlane, 'I don't think you're going to see a major deal on immigration,' despite what Pres Trump said on 60 Minutes.

Chris and Amy discuss the difficulty in streaming multiple sporting events at once; HOK has a unique idea on how to re-use an old parking garage; Dave Simons details the investor reaction to the alleged Nvidia CEO affair; Did you see this? Sir Paul McCartney is now a billionaire.

In any other corporate situation, 'he would have been fired already,' says Dave Simons [Managing Director of One Private Wealth] of Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's alleged affair with a possible Chinese spy. Simons says it's different because Huang is the, 'poster child of the AI revolution.' 'We still need this guy because we need to beat the Chinese in this,' says Simons of the thinking of Nvidia investors.

Chris Rongey returns to the show today. CITY SC is the US Open Cup winner, and that trophy is in the lobby, Matt Sebek is in-studio; Chris and Amy recap the $68-million grant to the STLMPD with KMOX's Sean Malone; former Blues enforcer talks about his teammate Keith Tkachuk, who was inducted in the Hockey Hall of Fame last night; Spencer Rolland from the Battlehawks joins the show to preview the UFL Draft in downtown St Louis next week.

Former Blues enforcer Cam Janssen joins Chris and Amy following Keith Tkachuks enshrinement in the Hockey Hall of Fame; crazy weather theories; Spencer Rolland is a Battlehawks OL and will be in town next week when the UFL holds its draft at Ballpark Village; texts and blocked listeners.

St Louis Battlehawks OL Spencer Rolland joins Chris and Amy ahead of the UFL Draft in St Louis on Wednesday, November 18. Rolland will be one of several Battlehawks on hand to mingle with fans. Rolland also attended Harvard , where he studied Mechanical Engineering and Astrophysics, eventually graduating from the University of North Carolina. 'Proud to go to Harvard,' and UNC and 'be a part of both football programs,' says Rolland.

Former Blues enforcer Cam Janssen talks about playing with the newest Hockey Hall of Famer, Keith Tkachuk. Tkachuk was inducted last night in Toronto. The Blues are poised for a stretch of some tough games.

KMOX reporter Sean Malone joins Chris and Amy in-studio following a $68 million federal grant to the STLMPD; are there strings attached?; Chicago residents wanted to move 'The Bean'; is the Arch Effect a real thing?

Federal officials were in downtown St Louis yesterday, announcing a grant award of over $68 million from the 'Model Cities Initiative Fund' to the City of St Louis's police department. St Louis was one of 4 cities granted money, including Jacksonville, Florida; Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and Jackson, Mississippi. Sean Malone attended the announcement and joins Chris and Amy in-studio with details on how the money can be spent. Are there strings attached?