A federal judge in New York rules that President Trump cannot block people on Twitter.  Host Ryan Wrecker thinks the President should be able to block whomever he wants.  Following that, reporter Michael Calhoun sits in with Ryan to discuss the marathon meeting that occurred in University City last night.  At issue is how to redevelop blighted strip malls near I-170 and Olive.  Next, Ryan gets an update from Listener Tom about the kitten he found and rescued a few days ago.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses a controversial decision by the Boy Scouts to make condoms available at their Jamboree. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a call from an Eagle Scout who shared his experience in the scouts and his thoughts on the change to the jamboree.  Following that, Ryan shares some of the best positive stories from around the world.  Up first, Ryan shares a story about a rambunctious group of 3-year-olds who are having weekly play dates with seniors.  Next, Ryan shares a story from England of a Labrador who took over the role of mother duckling to save ducks from local foxes.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan revisits his interview with Michael Daughtery about cyber security.

Host Ryan Wrecker leads off tonight’s program analyzing Carol Daniel’s ceremonial first pitch at today’s “KMOX Day at the Ballpark”. Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports joins Ryan to discuss Marcell Ozuna’s tardiness this afternoon, explain normal player preparation prior to games and more. Wrecker later discusses the NFL’s updated policy regarding national anthem protests.

Michael Daugherty is a Director at The National Cyber Security Society and a Board Member at Netshield Corporation: The Global Leader in Affordable Breach Prevention. He is author of “The Devil inside the Beltway: The Shocking Expose of the US Government's Surveillance and Overreach into Cyber-security, Medicine and Small Business” and joins host Ryan Wrecker. Next, Ryan plays and analyzes Missouri Times Publisher Scott Faughn’s comments to lawmakers this afternoon about the $100,000 payment to prosecuting attorney Al Watkins in regards to the Greitens case.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour discussing a recent EPA press conference where some reporters were blocked from attending.  After that, Ryan shares his thoughts on a new product amazon sells that uses facial recognition.  The devices are being sold to police against the request of many other customers.  Following that, Ryan discusses the fall of Jim Carey’s career after he tried to get into politics.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan breaksdown the impeachment session in the Missouri Legislature.