Marc Cox and Dan Buck open the show discussing Donald Trump’s Middle East peace efforts and celebrate Charlie Kirk Day with a tribute rap. They address an anti-Semitic incident at Parkway Central High School, then wrap Hour 1 with commentary on late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert reluctantly giving Trump credit for his Middle East achievements, followed by Dan Buck’s “Buck Don’t Give a ____” segment.

Hour 2 covers President Trump awarding Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, his Middle East peace negotiations, and the potential for a Nobel Peace Prize nomination. The discussion expands to National Guard deployments, ICE agent controversies, and federal law enforcement debates, wrapping with “In Other News.”

Hour 3 features Todd Piro from Fox & Friends First discussing Charlie Kirk’s honor and Trump’s peace initiatives, followed by 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters covering concealed carry reciprocity, California’s Glock ban, and gun law differences across states. The hour concludes with another “Buck Don’t Give a ____” segment.

Hour 4 begins with Jonathan Savage outlining Trump’s 20-point peace plan and the challenges of rebuilding Gaza, followed by Ryan Schmelz reporting from Washington on the latest political developments. The show wraps with a conversation about media influence, vaccine debates, and RFK Jr.’s criticism of pharmaceutical industry power.

Hour 4 begins with Jonathan Savage breaking down Donald Trump’s new 20-point Middle East peace plan and the massive challenges of rebuilding Gaza. Ryan Schmelz joins with updates from Washington, including ongoing diplomatic efforts and political reactions. The hour closes with a deep dive into media influence, vaccine controversies, and RFK Jr.’s criticism of pharmaceutical power and vaccine policy.

arc Cox talks with Jonathan Savage about Donald Trump’s recent peace proposal to the Israeli parliament, outlining a 20-point plan aimed at expanding the Abraham Accords and stabilizing the region. They discuss the devastation in Gaza, with 80% of buildings destroyed and the UN estimating $70 billion needed for rebuilding. The conversation includes global reactions to Trump’s efforts, the potential for normalization with Saudi Arabia, and bipartisan acknowledgment of his role in securing a ceasefire. Savage also details the ongoing hostage negotiations, Hamas’s resistance, and the lack of a clear plan for Gaza’s future governance.

Marc Cox kicks off Hour 3 with Todd Piro from Fox & Friends First discussing Charlie Kirk’s upcoming Presidential Medal of Freedom and the latest Middle East peace developments. Next, it’s 2A Tuesday with Mark Walters, covering national concealed carry reciprocity, California’s Glock ban, and comparisons between Israeli and U.S. firearm laws. The hour wraps with Dan Buck’s “Buck Don’t Give a ____” segment.

Marc Cox talks with Mark Walters about the latest developments in the Middle East and how recent peace efforts may influence global security, including concerns about released terrorists returning to violence. They shift focus to Second Amendment issues, discussing national concealed carry reciprocity, California’s ban on Glock firearms, and the legality of Glock switch modifications.

Marc Cox talks with Fox & Friends First host Todd Piro about Charlie Kirk receiving the Presidential Medal of Freedom and the excitement surrounding the announcement. They discuss recent Middle East peace developments, compare the Trump and Biden administrations’ approaches, and reflect on past diplomatic efforts.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss President Trump awarding Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom and preview anniversary celebrations in his honor. They cover Trump’s role in the Middle East peace agreement, the media’s reaction, and talk of a possible Nobel Peace Prize nomination. The hour also touches on National Guard deployments in Chicago and Memphis, debates over federal law enforcement, and an Illinois Senate candidate who doxed ICE agents. Hour 2 wraps up with “In Other News,” featuring stories about Alec Baldwin’s car accident, a teacher caught using cocaine, and a comic book collector’s world record.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck start the hour discussing Donald Trump’s Middle East peace efforts and celebrate Charlie Kirk Day with a tribute rap. In the second segment, they cover an anti-Semitic text incident at Parkway Central High School and the school’s response. Dan Buck’s “Buck Don’t Give a ****” segment follows, and the hour wraps with commentary on late-night hosts like Jimmy Kimmel and Stephen Colbert reluctantly giving Trump credit for his Middle East achievements.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck pay tribute to Charlie Kirk on his birthday, reflecting on his calm, compassionate approach to political discussion and his influence on cultural conversations. They highlight a new Christian rap song by Robin Martyr dedicated to Kirk, exploring how music can be a powerful tool for sharing messages of faith and patriotism. The conversation also touches on personal stories of political interactions in everyday life, from grocery store encounters to friendly debates on the road, emphasizing respect and understanding across differing views.

Ackerman opens with Bernie Miklasz, breaking down Indiana’s statement win over Oregon and Coach Curt Cignetti’s transformation of the program. They debate SEC vs. Big Ten power dynamics, assess Missouri’s close loss to Alabama, and discuss the Milwaukee Brewers’ NLCS run along with national media bias in college football.

Next, Mike Claiborne joins to react to Missouri’s 27-24 loss to Alabama, focusing on penalties, missed opportunities, and the energy at Faurot Field. They highlight the Milwaukee Brewers’ strong fundamentals, the Seattle Mariners’ pitching, and Chaim Bloom’s early leadership with the St. Louis Cardinals, noting his strategic, unbiased approach to reshaping the roster.

Ackerman then talks with Lindenwood head coach Jed Stugart, who discusses the Lions’ 30-14 win over Tennessee Martin, improving to 3-3 overall and 2-0 in conference play. Stugart previews their next matchup against Tennessee Tech on October 18, calling it a “golden opportunity” for the program. He outlines his coaching philosophy centered on consistency, confidence, and clear communication with his young team.

Finally, Jim Thomas joins to talk about his new book, “Blues: A Current History,” published by Triumph Books. He shares details about a book signing and fundraiser on October 25 in support of a cancer patient in Waterloo, Illinois, and additional events at Blues home games benefiting Blues for Kids. Thomas and Ackerman also discuss the St. Louis Blues’ win over Calgary, the potential of Jake Neighbours as a future captain, and how the transfer portal is changing college football coaching.

The show closes with Chaim Bloom’s first extended interview as President of Baseball Operations for the St. Louis Cardinals. Bloom talks about his transition from advisor to executive, his partnership with John Mozeliak, and his mission to evolve the Cardinal Way through innovation and development. He reflects on his family’s influence, his passion for the game, and his vision to restore fan confidence and set a new standard for success in St. Louis baseball.