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Do you have something good to share with the world?  Well, this is the time to do so.  Host Ryan Wrecker searches the internet each day for positive uplifting stories and we invite you to share your own every day.  This morning Wrecker shares audio from WWE’s Monday Night Raw where an audience member proposes and interrupts the live show.  After that Wrecker shares a cool new pop-up at your favorite local stores.  It’s a dog house of sorts where you can park your pet while you shop, so you don’t have to leave them at home.  You can now get your pet cloned just like Dolly the sheep.  After that we take a call from a father who is looking for a bone marrow match for his son.  He shares how several veteran groups have joined his cause and he explains the disease to us. 

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour fielding calls from listeners with opinions on both Roy Moore and France lowering the age of consent to 13.  After that, Wrecker shares some of the worst ideas for toys to give at Christmas this year.  This includes the super fad, Fidget Spinner.

Dr. Merrill Matthews is a resident scholar with the Institute for Policy Innovation, a research-based, public policy “think tank.” He joins Host Ryan Wrecker to dig into the issue of tax reform and even how solar credits play into it. Wrecker then discusses Joe Biden’s disappointing response to a gun control question posed about the heroic citizen who chased the Texas gunman. Lastly, France is debating lowering the legal age of consent to 13. Wrecker weighs in with his thoughts of grotesque disturbance and obvious disapproval.

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses the possibility of actual jail time for Hillary Clinton and the ongoing Roy Moore saga in Alabama. He also narrates the unbelievable story of road rage that led to a shooting today in Richmond Heights. Callers weigh in with their own tales of enraged driving. Finally, KMOX’s Johnny Rabbitt joins the program to tell Ryan about an upcoming presentation called “St. Louis During World War II” at the St. Louis History Museum’s Lee Auditorium.