The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Chris and Amy kick off the week by sharing their "Monday regrets" with callers, reflecting on decisions from the previous week. They discuss the cost of hosting a healthy Super Bowl party versus a traditional one, with the hosts admitting they've never heard of anyone throwing a healthy Super Bowl party.

Later, they interview Danan Hughes, Chiefs radio analyst, about the Chiefs’ return to the Super Bowl and the excitement and expectations surrounding the team. Finally, Chris and Amy discuss the nuance of rooting for players versus teams, exploring the idea of being a fan of the game rather than a specific team.

Danan Hughes, radio analyst for the Kansas City Chiefs, joins Chris and Amy to discuss the Chiefs’ thrilling 32-29 win over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship. The team’s success and return to the Super Bowl have become a regular experience for a new generation of fans. Danan talks about how special this achievement is for the players and the organization. He also shares his thoughts on appreciating the greatness of teams like the Chiefs and other sports dynasties, even if you're not a fan.

Chris Cillizza joins Chris and Amy to discuss President Trump’s first week back in office, covering his use of executive orders and pardons, as well as the debate over the president’s pardon power and whether it should be reformed. They also dive into Trump’s immigration policies and compare the performance and efficiency of the Trump White House to 2017.

Matt Pauley joins to break down the controversial calls and officiating in the NFL playoff game between the Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs. The conversation also touches on the critical role of coaching and infrastructure in developing young NFL quarterbacks.

Chris, Amy, and Matt Pauley break down the Kansas City Chiefs' AFC Championship victory over the Buffalo Bills, including a detailed analysis of the controversial call at the end of the game. They compare the Chiefs and Eagles as they head into the Super Bowl and discuss the crucial role of coaching in developing young quarterbacks. They also touch on the emotional rollercoaster of being a fan of a team like the Buffalo Bills and the sense of community and camaraderie that comes with supporting a local sports team.

Chris Cillizza joins Chris and Amy to discuss President Trump’s first week in office, comparing the efficiency and organization of his administration to 2017. They delve into the controversial pardons issued by both Trump and Biden and debate whether the president's pardon power needs reform. The conversation also covers Trump’s focus on immigration, the deportation of undocumented immigrants, and public support for cracking down on illegal immigration, while considering the complexity of long-term residents and families. Additionally, they discuss the criticism of Trump’s rhetoric portraying undocumented immigrants as criminals.

Chris and Amy discuss the Chiefs' AFC Championship win and the emotional investment of their fans compared to the disappointment of Bills fans. They explore the experience of not having a local NFL team to root for and the potential for the Chiefs to become a dynasty. The hosts also reflect on the passion and camaraderie in sports fandom, including their own mixed feelings as Chiefs fans and admiration for players like Saquon Barkley.

Additionally, they discuss the FBI’s success in capturing Donald Eugene Fields, one of the 10 Most Wanted individuals, from the St. Louis area, calling it a “very good get for the FBI.”

Today on the Chris and Amy show;

Hancock and Kelley talk Trump's first week, cleaning off ice and snow, control of police department.

Scott Jagow, KMOX Reporter to talk about his Bills fandom.

Chiefs Radio Analyst Danan Hughes to preview the AFC Championship game.

Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne to talk about the Cardinals building from the farm.

Representative Bishop Davidson from District 130 in Greene County about Governor Mike Kehoe wanting to eliminate income tax.

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In the final hour Chris and Amy are joined by Representative Bishop Davidson from District 130 in Greene County about Governor Mike Kehoe wanting to eliminate income tax. Grammar errors that you can not get past.

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Representative Bishop Davidson, Republican in District 130 in Greene County joins the show to talk about Governor Mike Kehoe wanting to eliminate Missouri income tax and why he supports it.