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Chris and John get Major Garrett's thoughts on the IVF fight in D.C. after Senate GOP members blocked an IVF bill. Plus, did you see this?
CBS Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett joined us this morning to give his thoughts on the second attempted assassination of Donald Trump and other news out of D.C.
Chris and John discuss the news out of the Middle East that members of Hezbollah were injured or killed when their pagers exploded.
Chris Rongey and John Hancock are joined today by:
Former Cardinal Matt Adams talking about his career and what is next for his life in baseball.
KMOX Sports Contributor Bernie Miklasz joins to talk about Cardinals win, what is next for them plus Mizzou big favorites against Vanderbilt.
CBS Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump.
In this hour Chris Rongey and John Hancock discuss the assassination attempt Donald Trump. CBS Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins the show to talk about how someone could get that close to the former president. Finally, Hancock talk about politics.
CBS News Washington Correspondent Scott MacFarlane joins the show to talk about the assassination attempt on Donald Trump and how someone was able to be in that location for so long with a weapon.
In this hour Chris and John discuss US presidents. NFL ratings are up especially Chiefs games. KMOX Sports Contributor Bernie Miklasz joins the show to talk about the win against the Pirates and what they need to do in the future.
KMOX Sports Contributor Bernie Miklasz joins Chris and John to talk about the Cardinals beating Paul Skenes for the second time, what needs to change in the organization, plus Mizzou being big favorites against Vanderbilt.
It is another day of John Hancock and Chris Rongey on the show as they discuss Emerson polling and what it shows about Missouri. Former Cardinal Matt Adams joins to talk about his career and future goals in the game. Finally, did you see this.
Matt Adams wasn’t drafted by the Cardinals until the 23rd round, but created some of the team’s most memorable moments with his mammoth home runs. The former first baseman joined us to discuss his retirement from Major League Baseball, his time donning the birds on the bat, and his desire to become a big league manager someday.
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