Chiefs are moving to Kansas; Festivus grievances; local holiday weather; Did you see this?; bar owners lament slower foot-traffic; renaming landmarks; CBS's Major Garrett; generating police tips; Christmas trivia and Christmas tariffs.

The final hour of the Chris and Amy Show before Christmas includes a discussion on how police departments gather and utilize public tips; Matt quizzes Chris and Amy about Christmas; Michelle Schulz has information about tariffs and Christmas gift prices.

Michelle Schulz, Founder & Managing Partner of Schulz Trade Law in Dallas, joins Chris and Amy as the gift-giving season is underway. What is the status of the US tariffs, and how do they impact your pocketbook? She points to electronics as one section of the market that is higher this year along with automobiles.

Corporal Jenifer Schwartz, Community Services & Public Information Officer with the Clayton Police Department, joins Chris and Amy. She explains how departments are gathering information on the alleged hate crime in Clayton earlier this year.

Chris and Amy talk to a pair of bar owners who have run into hard times with their downtown businesses; the Question of the week poll results; CBS's Major Garrett talks about the limited release of Epstein files by the DOJ; local weather is acting weird.

CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joins Chris and Amy every week. They start the segment with Chris & Amy poking fun at Pres Donald Trump's renaming of the Kennedy Center last week; Major wants to know what the people 'bankrolling' the new White House ballroom 'get in return'; 'What is this presidency about, and who is it for?'; Epstein files releases. Major also hosts 'The Takeout' on CBS News 24/7.

Ryan and Jeremy Binkley, owners and operators of the Honky Tonk STL, join Chris and Amy to talk about the impending closure of the country music bar. They cite the pandemic, as well as fewer people attending Cardinals games, as key factors. Despite the closure, concerts at the neighboring Garage music venue will still take place!

Chris and Amy react to the announcement of the Kansas City Chiefs leaving Missouri for Kansas; Chris has grievances on this Festivus; AccuWeather's Heather Zehr predicts a warmer Christmas than normal; Did you see this?

Chris and Amy's Did you see this? Chris says he's getting too many Starbucks cards; grocery stores and AI pricing; Trump battleships.

AccuWeather's Heather Zehr predicts temperatures, '20 degrees above average,' later this week on Christmas and the days following. She joins Chris and Amy with a look at the record high temps that the region may approach this week.