Gov. Mike Kehoe calls a Sept. 3 special session to redraw Missouri’s U.S. House map and tighten the initiative-petition process. Jennifer explains the stakes, the legal fight, and how Texas just flipped the table with a five-seat GOP map. Also: sorting fact from fiction in the Scottish viral video, the latest on John Bolton’s probe, DOJ staffer firings, and why several prominent Democrats are under mortgage-fraud

FBI agents searched John Bolton’s home and DC office in a classified-records probe. We unpack the Supreme Court’s 5–4 emergency order allowing NIH to halt $783M in DEI-linked grants—for now. Catherine Hanaway (appointed to become Missouri’s first female AG on Sept. 8) joins Jennifer on rebuilding the AGO, priorities, and her timeline. Also: NY appeals court tosses Trump’s civil-fraud mega-judgment, Bill Maher’s surprising praise, and a spicy Criminal Docket.

Missouri’s governor has appointed former House Speaker and former U.S.

Attorney Catherine Hanaway as Missouri’s next attorney general, effective September 8. Hanaway, who is from the St. Louis suburb of Warson Woods, is the first female attorney general in state history. Hanaway served three terms in the Missouri House from 1999-2004 and was Missouri’s first female House Speaker. She tells Capitol reporters that her top priority is fighting crime. Hanaway joined host Jennifer Bukowsky live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Jennifer Bukowsky show" and says consumer protection and elder abuse will also be key areas of focus. Hanaway also has a message for employees at the Missouri attorney general's office: she says the work you do is valuable and you are valuable. She doesn't want the employees there to seek other jobs:

Jennifer takes a break this week to move one of her kids into college. Peter Theile is in the big chair this week.

The bold GOP push for mid-decade redistricting and how it started. Plus, the growing Epstein saga that’s eating up Trump’s time, scams targeting conservatives like Home Title Lock, and an action-packed criminal docket featuring Chinese chip smugglers and “Alligator Alcatraz.” Plus — Gina Carano’s settlement with Disney/Lucasfilm, Dean Cain’s new role at ICE, and what Trump’s hints mean for the 2028 GOP field.

Congressman Bob Onder and I dig into Trump’s push for a mid-decade Missouri remap (the 7–1 map debate, legal guardrails, and timing). Then: the Presidential Physical Fitness Test is officially back, a MAGA hat ejection at an STL soccer match, WNBA’s bizarre “green dildo” interruptions, Hulk Hogan’s family estrangement, and a busy Criminal Docket (Sam Page indictment, bridal shop case). We wrap with White House ballroom plans and what’s on deck.

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Tulsi Gabbard just dropped a political bomb—alleging a treasonous plot to undermine President Trump. I break down what’s in her DNI memo, what crimes might apply, and why this matters. We will join Senator Eric Schmitt & others in celebrating NPR’s funding cut. Plus, we dive into Commie Momdani’s socialist shtick, how elite universities are sweating the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the firing of Epstein prosecutor Maureen Comey (yes, Comey's daughter), the couple who got Coldplayed, and Congressman Eric Burlison joins me to talk about the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Finally, why Boone County voters should vote NO on Prop 1 this August.

This week, Jennifer sounds the alarm: Missouri Republicans—and American women—can’t afford to sit back and coast. From Trump-backed redistricting pushes in the Show-Me State to victories against gender ideology in women’s sports, complacency is not an option.

Jennifer also dives into the international headlines as French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte sue Candace Owens in a jaw-dropping U.S. defamation case—could DNA testing be on the table?

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Tulsi Gabbard just dropped a political bomb—alleging a treasonous plot to undermine President Trump. I break down what’s in her DNI memo, what crimes might apply, and why this matters. We will join Senator Eric Schmitt & others in celebrating NPR’s funding cut. Plus, we dive into Commie Momdani’s socialist shtick, how elite universities are sweating the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, the firing of Epstein prosecutor Maureen Comey (yes, Comey's daughter), the couple who got Coldplayed, and Congressman Eric Burlison joins me to talk about the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Finally, why Boone County voters should vote NO on Prop 1 this August.

On the one-year anniversary of the Butler, PA attempt on Trump's life, Jennifer Bukowsky reflects on how half an inch changed history and highlights Trump's bold first six months--closed borders, J6 pardons, and more. Expert Mark Ludwig joins to discuss parental alienation, with insights on Brad Pitt's family rift. We tackle the Bondi/Bongino Epstein drama, urging MAGA to drop the pitchforks, plus a jaw-dropping Amanda Knox update, a pastor's dodged punishment, and Biden's doc pleading the Fifth. Gov. Kehoe's new MO laws, from child marriage bans to school phone rules, round out a fiery show!