The Chris and Amy Show on KMOX

Anders Walker is a Lillie Myers Professor of Law and History at SLU, and he joined us to break down what the SCOTUS' ruling on presidential immunity means and what the next steps are.

We've been focused on SCOTUS but in our final hour we get to some other important news headlines you may have missed.

In our second hour today Chris and John discuss an opinion piece from Newsweek that suggests Swift isn't a great role model because she is unmarried with no children and a long dating history. Plus, Joey Zanaboni and Matt Pauley.

KMOX Sports fella Matt Pauley talked about a successful homestand including a four game split with Cincy, moves to make and the easiest path to the playoffs.

Joey Zanaboni, St. Louis CITY SC broadcaster for sister-station Y98, shared his thoughts on the news that coach Bradley Carnell was fired after a rough start to his second season at the helm.

We spend most of hour first hour today giving and getting your reaction to the ruling by SCOTUS on Presidential immunity. Plus, we wrap the hour on a lighter note with did you see this?

After a Hancock and Kelley Friday last week John was disturbed when he found his car had been dented. Naturally, he's started his own internal investigation.

Chris Rongey and John Hancock give their thoughts on the decision by SCOTUS to allow limited immunity to the President and if it really cleared up any confusion.

Join Chris and Amy for discussion on  the sentencing of the man convicted of killing St. Louis police officer Tamarris Bohannan in 2020, as well as insights on the St. Louis Blues' nine draft picks in the upcoming 2024 NHL Draft. The conversation also touches on NFL stadium funding, a class action lawsuit against the NFL, and LeBron James playing with his son in the NBA. 

Sean Malone, KMOX reporter, joins the show to discuss the sentencing of Thomas Kinworthy, who was convicted last month of killing St. Louis police officer Tamarris Bohannon in August 2020. Sean provides details from the sentencing hearing where Kinworthy received a life sentence without parole.