MO Congressman Bob Onder talks about the upcoming deadline for the CR (Continuing Resolution) bill on March 14, the work and exposure of the DOGE investigations, and the Left's slush funds including USAID and more. 

 

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Steve Rupp, President of MO Right To Life, talks about Planned Parenthood's court victory last Friday and what's next in trying to protect life in Missouri, post Amendment 3. He also shares information on Missouri Pro-Life Action Day on Wednesday, March 26, from 10am-2pm, at the State Capitol in Jefferson City. 

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was confirmed on Thursday and is now the new head of the Department of Health and Human Services. Senator Mitch McConnell was the only Republican to vote no. Many are excited about MAHA, but RFK's previous comments about COVID-19 and abortion have raised concerns among some. FOX News Sunday Anchor Shannon Bream talks about the Senate confirmations, the legal challenges the president will likely face due to his executive orders, and what's happening with the war in Ukraine.

 

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(8:05am) MORNING NEWS DUMP

TikTok is back in both the Apple and Google Play stores. Trump may extend the 90-day deadline to give Bytedance time to sell the platform.

The US Senate confirmed RFK Jr. as Secretary of Health & Human Services.

Trump says he trusts Putin on ending the war in Ukraine.

J.D. Vance comments on NATO and Russia.

Linda McMahon comments on education statistics.

Howard Lutnick comments on the tariff situation.

More local grocery stores are limiting the number of eggs that you can purchase.

Cardinals get two more arbitration decisions with Lars Nootbaar and Brendan Donovan. As of now, Nolan Arenado is still a Cardinal, despite the team's desire to unload his salary.

 

(8:20am) Last minute Valentine's Day gift ideas.

 

(8:35am) Survey on women and their relationships.

 

(8:50am) A look at the top 14 vanity license plate requests that were rejected. 

 

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(7:05am) Mark Mix from National Right To Work talks about Trump's nominee for Secretary of Labor, Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer of Oregon, and why she's a bad choice. Mark is urging Trump to reject a ploy by Big Labor to put Chavez-DeRemer in charge of overseeing the nation's labor policy. She's a union boss lackey who sold out American workers' individual rights during her tenure.

Mark explains that Chavez-DeRemer tried to ingratiate the union political machine to boost her political fortunes, most notably by co-sponsoring the so-called “PRO Act,” which would expose millions more workers nationwide to the threat of being forced to pay union dues or be fired by eliminating state Right to Work laws nationwide. But her attempt to line union bosses’ pockets with forced union dues didn’t win over voters, who threw her out of office.

The PRO Act’s other provisions provide more than enough evidence for why Chavez-DeRemer would jeopardize worker freedom if installed as Labor Secretary: The Act would wipe out the gig economy by subjecting independent contractors to union boss power, it would give union bosses far more power to seize power in a workplace without even letting workers vote on the matter, and it would gag employers during a union organizing drive so employees only hear union bosses’ side of the story, and much more.

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(https://nrtwc.org/)

 

 

(7:20am) Good and bad suggestions for your Valentine's Day card!

 

 

(7:35am) Are conservative or liberal women more content with their lives?

 

 

(7:50am) Gabe says Not Today, Satan!

 

 

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(6:05am) MORNING NEWS DUMP

TikTok is back in both the Apple and Google Play stores. Trump may extend the 90-day deadline to give Bytedance time to sell the platform.

The US Senate confirmed RFK Jr. as Secretary of Health & Human Services.

Trump says he trusts Putin on ending the war in Ukraine.

J.D. Vance comments on NATO and Russia.

Linda McMahon comments on education statistics.

Howard Lutnick comments on the tariff situation.

More local grocery stores are limiting the number of eggs that you can purchase.

Cardinals get two more arbitration decisions with Lars Nootbaar and Brendan Donovan. As of now, Nolan Arenado is still a Cardinal, despite the team's desire to unload his salary.

 

 

(6:20am) TikTok returns to app stores. Story here: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/02/13/tiktok-returns-to-googles-app-store.html

 

 

(6:35am) Financial planner Paul Curtman joins us to review this week's top news items and he explains that Democrats didn't learn a thing on Nov. 5. The new Trump administration is moving at lightning speed and leaving Democrats in the dust.

Paul's investment and financial planning info here: https://www.prcurtman.com/

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(6:50am) MORNING NEWS DUMP

TikTok is back in both the Apple and Google Play stores. Trump may extend the 90-day deadline to give Bytedance time to sell the platform.

The US Senate confirmed RFK Jr. as Secretary of Health & Human Services.

Trump says he trusts Putin on ending the war in Ukraine.

J.D. Vance comments on NATO and Russia.

Linda McMahon comments on education statistics.

Howard Lutnick comments on the tariff situation.

More local grocery stores are limiting the number of eggs that you can purchase.

Cardinals get two more arbitration decisions with Lars Nootbaar and Brendan Donovan. As of now, Nolan Arenado is still a Cardinal, despite the team's desire to unload his salary.

 

 

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Gabe says Not Today, Satan!

 

 

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Financial planner Paul Curtman joins us to review this week's top news items and he explains that Democrats didn't learn a thing on Nov. 5. The new Trump administration is moving at lightning speed and leaving Democrats in the dust.

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Mark Mix from National Right To Work talks about Trump's nominee for Secretary of Labor, Rep. Lori Chavez-DeRemer of Oregon, and why she's a bad choice. Mark is urging Trump to reject a ploy by Big Labor to put Chavez-DeRemer in charge of overseeing the nation's labor policy. She's a union boss lackey who sold out American workers' individual rights during her tenure.

Mark explains that Chavez-DeRemer tried to ingratiate the union political machine to boost her political fortunes, most notably by co-sponsoring the so-called “PRO Act,” which would expose millions more workers nationwide to the threat of being forced to pay union dues or be fired by eliminating state Right to Work laws nationwide. But her attempt to line union bosses’ pockets with forced union dues didn’t win over voters, who threw her out of office.

The PRO Act’s other provisions provide more than enough evidence for why Chavez-DeRemer would jeopardize worker freedom if installed as Labor Secretary: The Act would wipe out the gig economy by subjecting independent contractors to union boss power, it would give union bosses far more power to seize power in a workplace without even letting workers vote on the matter, and it would gag employers during a union organizing drive so employees only hear union bosses’ side of the story, and much more.

(https://www.nrtw.org/)

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(8:05am) MORNING NEWS DUMP

A regional passenger jet slid off the taxiway yesterday at Lambert Airport during the midday snow and freezing rain. The United regional jet had 27 people on board. No one was hurt. The jet, operated by GoJet Airlines, had just landed at about 11am CT on its flight from Washington Dulles Airport.

AG Pam Bondi swears in Tulsi Gabbard.

AG Pam Bondi comments on legal issues with various sanctuary cities and states.

A federal judge says Trump's buyout plan for federal employees can go forward.

Former Illinois Democratic Speaker Michael Madigan was convicted of federal bribery and wire fraud charges. He was the state Speaker of the House for more than 30 years.

Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth comments on the situation with NATO and Ukraine.

Missouri AG Andrew Bailey is asking lawmakers for more money to hire more attorneys to handle more complicated cases that his office is dealing with.

MO Rep. Eric Burlison comments on Democrats unable to deal with the results of DOGE investigations. 

 

 

(8:20am) Media (all of it, legacy/MSM/alternative) is trying to keep up with the Trump Train as it creates a daily barrage of news and Executive Orders. 

 

(8:35am) Have you noticed that, without their usual sources of funding, protests by the left have been small and minimal since Jan. 20. We discuss it and wonder if there will be an increase? 

 

(8:50am) More ideas for the best and worst Valentine's Day gifts.

 

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