Join Hancock and Kelley on KMOX as they discuss the latest updates on President Trump's legal battle. CBS News legal analyst, Thane Rosenbaum, sheds light on the significance of superseding indictments and the new charges added to the case, including conspiracy and obstruction of justice allegations. Gain insights into the involvement of Trump employees and the Mar-a-Lago maintenance man, and how it adds complexity to the trial. Stay informed on the potential impact on the trial timeline and the upcoming elections.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the day talking school lunches. State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder and candidate for Missouri Lt. Governor joins Hancock and Kelley talking about her book “Cinder Girl: Growing Up on America’s Fringe” and her unique life story.   Chris Saracino from Bartolino’s joins the program talking crime in the city of St. Louis. Hancock and Kelley discuss the passing of Tony Bennett. Steven Esparza and Steve Fuchs of Vision Warriors Foundation join Hancock and Kelley talking about building homes for veterans.

Michael Kelley shares his story of attending Tony Bennett's 80th Birthday party in New York City.  Bennett died today at 96.

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State Senator Holly Thompson Rehder and candidate for Missouri Lt. Governor joins Hancock and Kelley talking about her book “Cinder Girl: Growing Up on America’s Fringe” and her unique life story. 

John Hancock and Michael Kelley start the day talking about favorite ice cream flavors. Missouri State Rep Cody Smith, District 163, Carthage Missouri joins Hancock and Kelley talking about him running for State Treasurer. Plus cocaine in the White House. The next hour starts with Fox News being in big trouble. Col. Jeff McCausland, CBS Military Analyst joins the show discussing Ukraine and NATO summit. Bloomberg Reporter Azul Cibils Blaquier joins Hancock and Kelley talking about the writer strike and what AI has to do with it. Finally, Cardinals trade deadline.

Missouri State Rep Cody Smith, District 163, Carthage Missouri joins Hancock and Kelley talking about him running for State Treasurer.

The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley start with Hancock complaining about the traffic. Next, Hancock and Kelley talk about the Mayor Jones text messages. Morgan Wallen is selling out Busch Stadium this weekend but Hancock and Kelley have never heard of him. Cursive is no longer taught in schools. Finally Kelley gets travel depression when he gets back in town.

The Friday edition of Hancock and Kelley start with Hancock talking about his bad neck and Kelley thinks he needs a spa day. In the political segment Hancock says he does not see President Joe Biden being the democratic nominee for the 2024 election. Bloomberg White House Correspondent Jordan Fabian joins Hancock and Kelley discussing SCOTUS Affirmative Action that was announced yesterday and the expected announcement on student loan relief. Breaking news comes down on student loan forgiveness. Finally, Cardinals continue to struggle.

Bloomberg White House Correspondent Jordan Fabian joins Hancock and Kelley discussing SCOTUS Affirmative Action that was announced yesterday and the expected announcement on student loan relief.

Ferguson Police Chief Troy Doyle joins Hancock and Kelley talking about how he got involved with law enforcement and the reason for the temp tag crack down. Hancock and Kelley talk about what Ferguson Police Chief had to say plus the teenage shooting from last weekend. Next, they discuss election and what each party should do. Marc Schreiber, President of the St. Louis Sports Commission join the show talking Olympic Day happening at Washington University commemorates 1904 games and what they have coming to town in the next few years.