Chris and Brad Young discuss new legislation in Missouri that would make AI deepfakes illegal; Brad weighs-in on the legality of the boat strikes on Venezuelan boats; Andrew Egger from The Bulwark; frying turkeys indoors?

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Andrew Egger, White House Correspondent & co-author of 'The Morning Shots' newsletter for The Bulwark. He discusses the so-called, 'double-tap' of survivors of a US military attack on suspected drug runners in a boat off the coast of Venezuela; the Tennessee congressional seat race; and Trump dozes in cabinet meeting.

Jeff Farnan, Representative for Missouri's 1st district, joins Chris and Brad Young and explains how he came to create legislation that would curb artificial intelligence scams. He says AI is, 'a great tool,' but there are always going to be people taking advantage of it. He says Missouri is one of only 3 states without any 'deepfake' laws.

Brad Young joins Chris in-studio for the whole show today, in for Amy. More follow-up from the snow removal disaster on Monday; great reboots and the County budget struggles; an HVAC expert offers tips to keep your furnace running well; plus Did you see this?

Brad Young is in for Amy today. He shares a crazy story about Nuns breaking back INTO a nunnery. Is it breaking and entering?

Change your furnace's air filter, 'once a month' says Mark Porter, a service manager for Jerry Kelly. He joins Chris and Brad Young. He says he 'would never recommend running a space heater,' in an area with a heating system. He says they will never keep up and electrical bills will soar!

Chris returns from his trip, and both he and Amy had travel issues on Monday because of the weather; is Christmas less cheerful looking?; CBS's Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland reacts to the killing of Venezuelans in boats off the coast; sportswriter Rob Rains on the Cardinals offseason; Sean Malone on a trucker shooting & the fire at a warehouse complex south of Downtown.

A MoDot engineer joins Chris and Amy to explain what happened to snow removal yesterday; Amy wants to ride the giant Schnucks shopping cart; Sean Malone shares the story of one truck driver shooting another on I-55; Blues netminder Jordan Binnington was angry after being pulled last nite.

Michelle Forneris, MoDOT Assistant District Engineer, joins Chris and Amy following a snowstorm that snarled traffic on Monday for many St. Louisans. She says there was 'residual treatment still out there Monday,' on the roads from the weekend, and crews were on the roads adding more treatment 'when the storm rolled in early.' She says 'full-staffing was available...it just ended up being an earlier onset of the storm.'

Chris and Amy discuss the strikes on Venezuela boats; Chris wants the band Pentatonix to go away; Cardinals off-season with Rob Rains; and tribute show's Amy would like to see.