Hancock and Kelly with an extended show today as Megan Lynch it out. They visit the latest push by Sam Page for a City/County merge of some sort; the Iran war; Michael got to experience the WBC in Miami; Col Jeff McCausland joins with details on a tanker crash; should Missouri eliminate income taxes?

CBS Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley following the deaths of American crew members on a refueling plane over Iraq. McCausland has been on board during one of those refueling flights. Hancock is still confused over the goals of the mission in Iran.

John Hancock joins Michael Kelley live from Jupiter, Florida. He's got more confidence in the Cardinals than many; Iran discussion; and Trump replaces his DHS Secretary out of the blue.

Hancock and Kelley react to the State of the Union speech from Pres Donald Trump; why is there such a large military buildup near Iran?; can we ever get back to civility in Congress?; can St Louis afford the Missouri state board's push to increase the police budget?; USA hockey men and women win gold.

Hancock & Kelley tackle Olympic viewing; St Louis City water infrastructure; will Trump supporters agree that the US should attack Iran for regime change?; how will Congress shake out after the mid-terms?

Hancock and Kelley discuss data centers and using abandoned buildings for them. Plus President Trump approval rating is down.

John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the Epstein files. Also John Hancock Jr. joins to discuss the Super Bowl.

Live from the Busch Student Center at Saint Louis University, Michael Kelley and John Hancock welcome Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe. Kehoe is pushing for a repeal of the state's income tax, 'Missourians can spend that 9 billion dollars better than any elected official.'

John and Michael start the show with a discussion of the pending snow storm; Hancock and Kelley BOTH had issues with their banks this week; how does the US rate among the world leaders now?; folding flags, razors.

Michael and John visit with Missouri Baptist University's Dr. Keith Ross about the college's history and expansion plans.