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We catch up with John Hancock to discuss the political climate after Saturday's assassination attempt and what to expect now at the Republican National Convention.
KMOX legal analyst Brad Young joined us to share his thoughts on the ruling by Judge Aileen Cannon and the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
In the final hour Chris and Amy talk about the headlines of the day. They are joined by Shannon Brueggemann, Vice President for Education at Rankin Technical College, to talk about why high school grads are starting to go to trade schools instead of a traditional college.
Shannon Brueggemann, Vice President for Education at Rankin Technical College joins the show to talk about why high school graduates are ditching the costly, four-year university experience for technical school such as Rankin.
In the second hour Chris and Amy discuss weird reasons to hate someone. KMOX Reporter Scott Jagow joins to preview his weekend segments. Finally, Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne talks about robot umps and the Cardinals' weekend series with the Cubs.
Cardinals Broadcaster Mike Claiborne joins Chris and Amy to preview Live by Loews with former Cardinals Tom Pagnozzi, the automatic strike zone, and what to look for in this Cubs series.
Scott Jagow, KMOX Reporter and anchor joins Chris and Amy to preview his weekend shows including where he is roaming this weekend.
On this Friday Chris and Amy start the show like every Friday talking with John Hancock and Michael Kelley. They discuss Hancock speaking at church this weekend, plus reactions to Cara Spencer and Mayor Jones speaking as well as President Biden speech.
In our final hour we get to some of the top headlines you may have missed so far today. Plus, Cara Spencer joins us in studio and then Mayor Tishaura Jones talks downtown crime with Chris and Amy.
Mayor Jones took some time to join Chris and Amy this afternoon to talk about the recent stretch of crime over the holiday, what to make of recent crime statistics, and the effort to hire more officers for the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department.
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