The Jennifer Bukowsky Show

You'll likely be voting in August or November on a proposed constitutional amendment that would replace Missouri's state income tax with a sales tax in a phased approach. The Missouri Senate has approved the bill, which is a priority for Governor Mike Kehoe (R). Senate President Pro Tem Cindy O'Laughlin (R-Shelbina) appeared live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Missouri", telling hosts Randy Tobler and Jennifer Bukowsky that a state income tax targets your earnings and is a disincentive to earn more. The proposal need one more vote in the Missouri House, before it would head to the statewide ballot:

JD Vance leaves Pakistan after marathon talks with no Iran deal, but President Trump says America already won. Jennifer breaks down what that means, plus the left’s meltdown over the SAVE Act and Kamala Harris serving up yet another painfully awkward answer about 2028.

Then: is it finally sayonara for Eric Swalwell as sexual misconduct allegations pile up? Jennifer also dives into the strange new world of AI — from one man using it to help fight his girlfriend’s brain tumor to people turning to faith-based chatbots for spiritual guidance.

Also in this episode: the latest bizarre details involving Kristi Noem’s husband, mysterious deaths and disappearances involving American scientists, and a packed criminal docket with updates on Nancy Guthrie, the ISIS-loving would-be Gracie Mansion bombers, and the suspicious disappearance of a woman in the Bahamas whose husband says she was lost at sea.

Scandal, danger, absurdity, and the Golden Age — all in one Sunday show.

The left hit the streets again for “No Kings III,” but Jennifer says the real story is bigger than one protest. This episode explores what happens when institutions are weaponized, fraud goes unpunished, and government stops protecting the public trust.

Jennifer covers the “No Kings” demonstrations in Columbia, Springfield, and around the country, then turns to Stephen Miller’s argument that America was built as a high-trust society — and how widespread fraud is corroding that foundation. She also gets into JD Vance’s comments on fraud enforcement, Sean Duffy’s warning about fake CDL schools, bad news for Ilhan Omar, a new DOJ investigation involving trans prisoners, Tiger Woods on the criminal docket, Missouri’s congressional map fight, and the latest on Iran.

It’s a packed show on trust, consequences, and the costs of pretending chaos is normal.

It’s the 150th episode of The Jennifer Bukowsky Show, and Jennifer celebrates with one of the most absurdly perfect stories of the week: Afroman’s courtroom win over the deputies who raided his home and then sued him over the songs and videos he made mocking them. From there, she dives into Nick Shirley’s latest undercover fraud exposé, the week’s biggest Trump cabinet developments, a tense Rand Paul confrontation, trans-policy court rulings, grand jury drama in D.C., and the media’s renewed obsession with old Russia-hoax players after Bob Mueller’s death. Plus: Cesar Chavez’s collapsing legacy, Texas Democrat James Talarico, weekly awards, and a look at what’s coming next.

Peter sits in the big chair this week

Tough week for jet-setting former DHS Secretary Kristi Noem as Trump reassigns her to Special Envoy for the bold new “Shield of the Americas” initiative amid questions about her leadership and associations. Plus, father’s rights advocate and parental alienation expert Mark Ludwig joins us to break down the Fatherhood Project bill that just passed the Missouri House. Plus major Iran updates, my full criminal docket, the Golden Cabinet delivering real results, Texas shakeups, and more. It’s the Golden Age & we’re loving every minute of it. Text//call 573-874-9390 to weigh in.

Hell for Khamenei — Trump just dropped the hammer. In this explosive episode we break down Operation Epic Fury: the moment the U.S. military began major combat operations to annihilate Iran’s nuclear sites, missile factories, and navy. Ding dong, the dictator is dead. Reza Pahlavi’s powerful message to the Iranian people. Trump’s 2 a.m. speech. And what this means for the future of the Middle East. Plus:

- Gavin Newsom’s new book is an absolute disaster — self-owns on every page, from bragging about cheating with CliffsNotes to name-dropping private jets with the Gettys while pretending to be “one of us.”

- The rising threat of radical Islam headed straight to your door — Ilhan Omar’s latest false claim, European no-go zones, and why this fight is coming to America next.

- Jake Novak (WABC Radio NewsHour) joins live at 11:20 with his unfiltered take as my go-to Israel expert.

- Golden Cabinet highlights you may have missed, wild criminal docket updates (Mizzou cold-case arrest, Utah poisoning mom, and more), winners of the week, and your look ahead.

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Missouri is lucky to have Governor Mike Kehoe over Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear, who's positioning himself as a top Democratic contender for the 2028 presidential race. SCOTUS strikes down Trump's emergency tariffs in a 6-3 ruling, leaving the president fuming and vowing to push forward with new trade barriers. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor (formerly Prince Andrew) and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson face mounting scrutiny amid the latest Epstein file releases, including her business ties to the disgraced financier. Former 'American Idol' contestant and church worship leader Caleb Flynn is charged with murdering his wife and staging the crime scene. Three weeks in, no sign of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie—mother of 'Today' show host Savannah Guthrie—but Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is under fire for his handling of the investigation. Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway launches a bold lawsuit against MSHSAA over alleged race- and sex-based discrimination in board nominations. Missed moments from Trump's powerhouse ‘Golden Cabinet’ picks, our weekly awards, and a peek at what's next. Text/call 573-874-9390 to weigh in!

Dive into a packed show covering Valentine's Day mishaps, from a tearful Olympic confession to Hillary Clinton's online drags and AOC's awkward Taiwan moment. We spotlight Secretary of State Marco Rubio's triumphant keynote at the Munich Security Conference, contrasting it with J.D. Vance's fiery speech from last year—and explore its potential 2028 implications.

Plus, a sobering look at AI's impending job disruption, drama from DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's controversial blanket incident, updates on the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case and other criminal dockets, fresh Epstein file revelations involving high-profile names like Kathryn Ruemmler and Prince Andrew, Golden Cabinet highlights from the Trump administration, and a lookahead to upcoming events.

Kamala Harris re-emerges with a newly rebranded “Headquarters” account—and it’s already a cringe factory. Then: Marco Rubio quietly stacks major wins on critical minerals and U.S. leverage abroad, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent lights up a House hearing, and the Winter Olympics kick off with drama (including the JD Vance booing controversy). Plus: the latest in the Nancy Guthrie disappearance investigation, a Missouri bill targeting public marijuana use, the Epstein circus rolls on, and a “Tough Love” grandma question you’ll have opinions about.