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Earlier today, there were Congressional hearings as Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein was on the hot seat with people wondering what is going on in the FBI. Hear audio of South Carolina U.S. Representative Trey Gowdy discussing revelations about bias at the FBI and Justice Department. Next, Chris Hrabe of KMOX Sports calls in from the MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando to discuss today’s acquisition of Outfielder Marcell Ozuna and more, including the possible trade of Outfielder Stephen Piscotty to the Oakland A’s.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the show paying tribute to 2017 Ford C. Frick Award recipient and former KMOX Broadcaster Bob Costas. Hear audio of Costas and son Keith on how important former KMOX Program Director Bob Hyland was on not only his career, but also in making him a St. Louisan. Wrecker then pivots to today’s story about an extreme road rage driver in Arnold who is now in a heap of trouble after making some terrible decisions. We then hear from President Trump addressing new details to the Republican Tax Reform bill. Lastly, as the year draws to a close, Ryan reviews the most searched trends on Twitter from 2017.

Wrecker begins the hour by finishing his conversation with Chris Hrabe about the MLB Winter Meetings.  After that, Host Ryan Wrecker recaps the outcome of the special election in Alabams for Senate.  Wrecker rounds out the hour with a conversation about whether or not the Missouri Governor is required to save text messages as part of government records.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with a story of man who found his wife and car crashed off the side of the highway.  After that we move on to some positive stories where we invite you to call in and share something good with us.  First, Wrecker shares a story of a firefighter who got called to tell him that his home was on fire right during the holidays.  We take your calls sharing everything from medical recovery to Christmas concerts.  After that Wrecker talks with Chris Hrabe and gets an update on the MLB Winter Meetings in Orlando. 

We begin the hour hearing Roy Moore’s speech upon learning that he has lost the Alabama Senate race.  After that, we take your calls on the race.  Next, host Ryan Wrecker sits down with Brad Young to talk about whether text messages are part of public record or not.

It’s over. Republican Senate candidate Roy Moore of Alabama has lost. Host Ryan Wrecker and callers discuss why and what it means going forward. Stemming off this topic, we then receive a live call from the first National Socialist Ryan has ever talked to, which leads down an entirely new wormhole. Predictably, a counter call from a member of the Jewish community leads to quite the triangular conversation.