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The Mississippi House has passed a bill banning transgender student-athletes from female sports. Host Ryan Wrecker discusses a new Missouri bill that would do the same. Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s accuser Charlotte Bennett says she believes he was propositioning her for sex. Hear portions of her interview with CBS’ Norah O’Donnell.

Host Ryan Wrecker keeps you abreast of the live voting procedure pertaining to the COVID-19 relief bill. Hear Sen. Mitch McConnell’s blunt thoughts about President Biden’s plan. KMOX legal analyst Brad Young of Harris, Dowell, Fisher & Young explains the lawsuit Michael Brown Sr. reportedly may file against the Black Lives Matter organization. We also hear one of Kevin Killeen’s new “Whole ‘Nother Story” features warning St. Louisans not to pack their winter coats away just yet.

President Joe Biden is urging Americans not to ditch their masks just yet. Host Ryan Wrecker takes aim at the tone of his message. Next, hear what lawmakers are now recommending when it comes to ongoing stimulus. Later, Wrecker revisits his earlier interview with Kenneth James Moore, author of “Pieces of Wood.”

A man rose over $3,500 for a friend’s funeral. The problem is, he is now refusing to give the money to the grieving family. Just wait until host Ryan Wrecker tells you what he wants to spend it on. Next, hear what actor Tim Allen said on a recent podcast regarding the government wasting tax money and his opinion on former President Donald Trump.  Later, Wrecker provides updates from KMOV regarding the millions of CARES Act dollars St. Louis County paid to out-of-state consulting firms. The money was only awarded to the government for COVID-19 aid. Finally, hear the latest from New York Governor Andrew Cuomo regarding harassment allegations and his decision not to resign.

Yadier Molina and Albert Pujols have been "brothers" since they first met in 2004. The former Cardinals first baseman gave some very high praises of his little brother, saying he believes Yadi is the "greatest catcher of his time." In similar news, host Ryan Wrecker analyzes Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Montana’s concession that seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom Brady is the greatest QB ever. Later, Mark Mix, President of the National Right to Work Committee, breaks down the Pro Act. Last but not least, food talk including Americans’ low level of excitement for fruits and vegetables,  the re-emergence of the Reese’s two-and-a-half pound box and one lucky Taco Bell location’s unique new menu items.