📚 Missouri Education Updates You Need to Know (2026) In today’s video, we break down major developments shaping the future of public education in Missouri: 📝 A campaign to make public education a constitutional “fundamental right” has officially paused its 2026 efforts after falling far short of required signatures—only about one-fifth of the minimum needed. Organizers now say they’re regrouping and planning a comeback in 2028. Legal battles over ballot language also slowed momentum significantly. () 📱 Meanwhile, Missouri lawmakers are advancing new guidance on student screen time in schools. The proposal has been modified to loosen earlier restrictions, highlighting an ongoing debate between limiting device use and giving districts flexibility. 📂 We also take a look at archived reporting and context to better understand how these policy shifts fit into broader education trends across the state. 💬 What do you think? Should education be a constitutional right in Missouri? And how should schools handle student screen time? 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments!

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One of the hottest topics in Missouri right now is 2 HJRs proposing the elimination of the state income tax. There's a lot of different and somewhat confusing information floating around about them and we're having Rep Bryant Wolfin on the show to go through them with us and explain why he voted YES. There's a lot of information to go through, and we'll do our best to answer your questions and get to the heart of the matter.

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Several MO state bills are headed to the Senate ahead of Spring Break, a former MO House Speaker was sentenced to jail time for fraudulent use of Covid funds, and more on our horrific foreign policy

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Our monthly guest, Tom Martz, is back with us tonight to discuss all things constitutional. We could talk about Missouri or federal issues and one things for sure. Republicans have lost their way.

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Men like Mike Huckabee will tell you your opinion is important while also admitting it doesn't really matter if it's what the Central Planners want. We've also got a piece from St. Louis Public Radio that features an interview with Bill Eigel and his campaign fundraising. A member of the Missouri House admits it's not their job to see if legislation is constitutional or not.

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Pam Bondi has shown herself to be a cult cheerleader and nothing else. Another one is Mark Levin who's constantly cheering for wars in the Middle East. Can these people be taken seriously?

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Tom Martz, member of the Locke and Smith Foundation, is here with us for his monthly visit. We'll be discussing former MO House Speaker John Diehl and how he doesn't want to spend any time in jail after being caught misspending close to 400k in PPP money. Should he go to prison? We'll talk about that and much more on tonight's show.

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We all know what a debacle A3 was as far as marijuana goes and the idiocy of putting recreational marijuana into our state constitution was dumb as well. MO State Rep. Overcast has put forth 2 bills this session to try and right some of the wrongs written into the constitution. He's pushing to lift some of the restrictions on the people in dealing with marijuana and hemp. HB 2768 and HJR 106 are the bill numbers.

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