The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Political Commentator Chris Cillizza joins Chris & Amy every week on Monday mornings. He says the tariffs could have been handled differently, pointing out that no one knows how long they will last. They also discuss the impacts of Elon Musk on federal workers.

Hour 2 of the Chris & Amy show features interviews with Ben Berkowitz from Axios and Matt Pauley from KMOX. Ben reacts to the crazy shifts in the stock markets with Trump's announced tariffs and Matt shares concerns after the Cardinals lost 3-games in Boston. Plus, the Pirates remove a memorial to Roberto Clemente, causing a stir.

The Cardinals head to Pittsburgh following a sweep at the hands of Boston. Matt Pauley joins Chris and Amy and agrees that we have a small sample size to base the team on so far, but they are a game under .500 so far, having lost 5 of their last 6 games. Amy has concerns over the Blues latest streak.

Ben Berkowitz, Managing Editor of Business and Markets at Axios, joins Chris and Amy following a wild start to the trading day.

Chris and Amy begin the show with concerns over the markets and tariffs, callers react as well. Director of the St Louis County Municipal Court, Courtney Whiteside calls-in regarding her opposition to Prop B in the County. Finally, 'Did you see this?', Gretzky's goal record broken.

Courtney Whiteside, director of the St Louis County Municipal Court, joins Chris and Amy as Prop B heads to the voters on Tuesday. She shares concerns about the 'communications challenges' between the County Council and County Executive.

Chris and Amy talk with Dale Schilly about St. Louis CITY SC’s current performance and tactical changes under coach Olof Mellberg, the growing influence of global stars in MLS, and tomorrow’s rivalry match against Sporting KC. John Feerick from AccuWeather provides updates on the heavy rain, flood risks, and storm threats in the region. Plus, the Banana Ball games are postponed due to weather, Chris laments the missed fun, and Motts Madness heads into a confusing pizza final: Alfonso vs. Alfonzo.

Dale Schilly joins Chris and Amy to preview St. Louis CITY SC’s rivalry match against Sporting KC, set for tomorrow at 7:30 PM. They discuss CITY SC’s evolving playing style under new coach Olaf Mellberg, the shift from high-pressing to a more conservative defensive approach, and the challenges in finding the right balance. The conversation also explores the evolution of MLS soccer, the impact of international stars like Messi and Beckham, and the growing visibility of the sport in the U.S.

In Hour 2, Scott Jagow joins Chris and Amy for more animal stories, including an aggressive goose in Baldwin, a milk snake found by Stu Mac, and a paralyzed turtle. They also discuss ducks at a QT in O’Fallon. Ed Brzytwa, Vice President of International Trade at the Consumer Technology Association, weighs in on the newly announced tariffs and their potential impact on consumer tech products, manufacturing, and pricing.

Ed Brzytwa joins Chris and Amy to discuss the upcoming 10% tariff on all imports starting April 5, and its potential impact on consumer technology. They explore how tariffs could affect prices for laptops, smartphones, and other tech products, along with the broader economic consequences, including potential inflation and rising interest rates. The conversation covers challenges in U.S. manufacturing, labor considerations, human rights issues, and how consumers might adjust their purchasing decisions in light of the changes.