On Thursday, a St. Louis grand jury indicted Missouri Gov. Eric Greitens on a felony charge of invasion of privacy. The Republican is accused of taking a nude photograph of a woman—with whom he has acknowledged having an affair—without her consent and transmitting it in a way it could be accessed by computer. Two lawmakers, one Republican and one Democrat, tell us why Greitens will have difficulty governing now and why they think he should resign. Guests: Rep. Kevin Corlew, R-Kansas City; Chair,

Lawmakers Call On Greitens To Resign

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The 2020 session of the Missouri General Assembly, which convenes Wednesday, promises the usual array of legislative wrangling and partisan bickering — all with an election looming in November. In this episode of Statehouse Blend Missouri, we bring you a preview, which first aired on KCUR's Up to Date on Jan. 6. Host Steve Kraske spoke with Brian Hauswirth, news director of Missourinet, and Jaclyn Driscoll, the statehouse reporter for St. Louis Public Radio.

Guns, Gambling And The Gas Tax: Previewing The 2020 Missouri Legislative Session

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The 2019 Missouri Legislative Session Recap: GOP Wins Big On Abortion, Economic Development

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Missouri Auditor Nicole Galloway Discusses The State Budget, Putnam County Hospitals

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Lawmakers Call On Greitens To Resign

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