The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Dave Simons discusses how the Trump administration's policies have led to strong performances in industrials, small caps, and financials, with a focus on domestic oil production. He also warns about the long-term risks of rising national debt. Jarrett Stepman talks about the shift from traditional media to alternative platforms like podcasts, highlighting the erosion of trust in mainstream media post-election.

Scott Jagow discusses his Sunday morning radio show, including segments like "Roaming St. Louis" with Johnny Rabbit, offering a unique look at the city. The conversation turns to Thanksgiving traditions, with Scott sharing his personal favorites, such as having multiple gravy boats and playing Arlo Guthrie's "Alice's Restaurant." Danan Hughes, Kansas City Chiefs radio analyst, previews the team's upcoming game against the Denver Broncos, touching on the Chiefs' motivation to avenge their previous loss and the seamless integration of DeAndre Hopkins into the offense. The discussion shifts to Proposition 36 in California, where Scott highlights the rollback of progressive criminal justice policies and the public's reaction. Finally, Mike Claiborne, Cardinals broadcaster, talks about the team's decision to move Willson Contreras to first base and the future of their catching position, discussing the committee approach moving forward.

Brad Young fills in with John Hancock and Michael Kelley to dive into several post-election topics. Rumors about the 2020 election are debunked, including false claims that Democrats admitted Trump won or that Biden mistakenly conceded. The conversation then shifts to how politicians, particularly Biden, often become more personable and relaxed after elections, moving away from their more scripted campaign personas. The discussion turns to the potential pressure on Justice Sotomayor to retire, considering her health issues and the opportunity for another Biden Supreme Court nomination. Speculation follows on the future of the Republican and Democratic parties, considering the divide between traditional conservatives and Trump supporters.

Danan Hughes, former wide receiver and current Kansas City Chiefs radio analyst, joins Brad Young to break down the Chiefs' thrilling walk-off touchdown by Kareem Hunt in their recent game. They discuss the significance of a "walk-off touchdown," a term more common in baseball but also applicable in football. Hughes previews the Chiefs’ upcoming game against the Denver Broncos, a key divisional rivalry, and the motivation from the Chiefs' last loss to the Broncos in October. He also highlights the seamless integration of DeAndre Hopkins into the Chiefs' offense, noting his skills as a possession receiver and how he complements Patrick Mahomes' playstyle.

Jarrett Stepman, columnist for the Daily Signal, joins Brad Young to discuss why corporate (legacy) media is the big loser in the 2024 election. Stepman examines the shift toward alternative media platforms like podcasts, noting how candidates such as Trump and Vance thrived in these spaces, connecting authentically with voters. He contrasts this with the limited media engagement of Kamala Harris, which contributed to perceptions of her as inauthentic. They also dive into the mainstream media’s biased reporting, its impact on public trust, and the growing influence of independent media in shaping political discourse.

In this insightful episode, Brad Young sits down with Dave Simons, a financial expert and Managing Director at One Private Wealth Management, to break down how recent election outcomes could influence the economy and stock market. They discuss a shift in market dynamics favoring industrials, small-cap stocks, and financials over tech, highlighting potential gains for small caps due to projected rate cuts and economic growth. Simons also explores the potential impact of increased domestic oil production on gas prices and inflation, the complexities of rising national debt, and the importance of fiscal responsibility for sustainable growth. Wrapping up, Simons shares his journey in establishing One Private Wealth Management and how he plans to serve clients going forward.

In this episode of The Chris and Amy Show, Brad Young, filling in for Chris and Amy, joins Cardinals broadcaster Mike Claiborne for an in-depth look at the Cardinals’ latest roster strategies. They discuss the decision to transition Willson Contreras to first base, emphasizing the training and skill required for the position, and the value of keeping his bat in the lineup. Claiborne then shares insights on potential catchers for the 2024 season, mentioning names like Ivan Herrera and Andrew Knizner, and highlights the Cardinals' rich tradition of developing homegrown talent.

Hour 1: Biden’s Speech, Democratic Lessons, and Trump’s Next Steps

Chris and Amy break down President Biden’s remarks after the election, the Democratic lessons on inflation & immigration, and Major Garrett from CBS News discusses Trump’s transition, cabinet picks, and key immigration actions. #Election2024 #Democrats #Trump

Hour 2: Football Pick 'Em, Cardinals Updates, and College Hoops

Reed Low and Craig join for "No Prize Pick 'Em" NFL predictions. Bernie Miklasz talks Cardinals, Contreras at 1st base, Nolan Arenado trade rumors, and college hoops with Mizzou & SLU insights. #NFL #MLB #CollegeBasketball

Hour 3: Transition of Power, Biden’s Legacy, Trump’s Deportation Plans, Latino Voting Shifts

Linda Kenyon of CBS News shares insights on Biden’s legacy, the transition to Trump, and his potential deportation plans. Russell Contreras discusses Latino voting shifts and the struggles of first-time homebuyers. #Biden #Trump #LatinoVoters #RealEstate

In this hour of the Chris and Amy Show, Chris and Amy are joined by Linda Kenyon, Anchor and Reporter for CBS News Radio, who shares insights into President Biden’s plans for his remaining time in office, including tackling inflation and the economy. Linda also discusses the potential transition process between the Biden and Trump administrations, highlighting challenges of the past transition and possible changes ahead. Additionally, Linda covers Biden's legacy, including the Inflation Reduction Act. Russell Contreras, Reporter for Axios, dives into Trump’s mass deportation plans, the legal hurdles, and the shift in Latino voting patterns towards the Republican Party. They also tackle the struggles faced by first-time homebuyers in today’s tough housing market.

In this segment, Chris and Amy are joined by Russell Contreras, a reporter for Axios, to discuss President Trump’s return to the White House and his plans for mass deportations. Russell breaks down the seriousness of Trump’s promise for history’s largest deportation, explaining the legal hurdles, challenges, and the political landscape surrounding it. He dives into how Trump aims to implement his plan, including the controversial idea of invoking the Alien Enemies Act of 1798, and the potential ramifications for immigrants. They also explore how the Latino community views illegal immigration, the growing shift in support from Latino voters towards the Republican Party, and the complex realities immigrants face in a system that is often overloaded.