Marc Cox kicks off Opening Day in St. Louis with excitement around Cardinals festivities, warm weather, ticket prices, and downtown crowds before pivoting to national politics, criticizing media coverage of Iran tensions and arguing U.S. actions have weakened the regime. The conversation shifts to midterm election concerns, with rising gas prices and economic perception shaping voter sentiment. Kim on a Whim highlights a landmark lawsuit holding Meta and YouTube liable for addictive social media design targeting children, sparking debate over parental responsibility, algorithms, and smartphone use among kids. The hour wraps with listener reactions about youth phone access, parental controls, and a surprising discussion about couples using location-tracking apps.

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Kim on a Whim centers on a landmark California verdict holding Meta and YouTube liable for designing addictive platforms that harmed a young user’s mental health, awarding millions in damages and potentially opening the floodgates for similar lawsuits. Kim and Marc debate whether responsibility falls on tech companies or parents, comparing social media to Big Tobacco while questioning how platforms could realistically reduce addictive behavior. The discussion expands to smartphones for kids, algorithm-driven content, personal accountability, and whether warnings or usage limits would make a difference, with listener texts highlighting the growing concern over youth smartphone use and social media dependency.

Marc Cox kicks off the show with Opening Day excitement for the Cardinals, then dives into major Missouri political developments, including a Supreme Court ruling allowing mid-cycle redistricting and upholding voter ID laws. The discussion turns to immigration-related crime and DHS funding conflicts, with sharp GOP criticism of Senate leadership and debate over the SAVE Act. Kim on a Whim examines college versus trade careers and rising costs, while Nicole Murray delivers market and lifestyle insights, including oil prices, Wall Street moves, and Gen Z shopping trends. The RNC’s Ali Triolo breaks down election integrity efforts and mail-in ballot concerns. Mary Vogt analyzes the Supreme Court’s qualified immunity ruling, and Congresswoman Mary Miller discusses border security and ICE funding during the ongoing DHS shutdown. Economic pressures are highlighted by airline CEOs on rising fares, Taylor Riggs provides legal and energy insights on the Iran deal and California policies, and Jimmy Fela shares the chaos of live media mornings. The show closes with Marc Cox offering practical guidance on Missouri property tax freezes and local EMS funding, giving listeners tools to navigate upcoming ballot measures and local political debates.

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Marc Cox opens with Congresswoman Mary Miller addressing the ongoing DHS shutdown, ICE funding, and border security, highlighting the political stakes and real-world consequences. The conversation shifts to the economy as airline CEOs warn of rising fares due to fuel costs, followed by Jimmy Fela discussing the chaos of live media mornings. Taylor Riggs weighs in on the Iran deal, oil markets, and California energy policies, offering legal and economic insights. The hour closes with Cox breaking down Missouri property tax freezes and local EMS funding, giving listeners practical guidance on upcoming ballot measures.

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Taylor Riggs joins Marc Cox to analyze recent developments in global oil and gas markets, including speculation about a “gift” from Iran and its effects on fuel costs. She breaks down potential insider trading concerns tied to market movements and provides legal and political insight into California’s energy policies, the Trump administration’s oil pipeline actions, and the implications for state and national politics. The conversation also touches on regional election results and their impact on broader Republican strategy.

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Marc Cox speaks with Congresswoman Mary Miller about the ongoing DHS funding standoff, its impact on TSA agents and federal law enforcement, and the political maneuvering around reconciliation bills and the Save America Act. Miller details the risks posed by current border policies, including criminal activity and public health threats, and criticizes Democratic leadership at both state and federal levels for failing to prioritize American safety. She underscores the urgency of legislative action and accountability in protecting the nation.

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Marc Cox opens the hour with updates on airport lines and DHS funding challenges, segueing into a deep dive with Mary Vogt from the Heritage Foundation on the Supreme Court’s qualified immunity ruling and its implications for law enforcement. Ali Triolo from the RNC breaks down ongoing election integrity efforts, the Watson v. RNC case, and nationwide concerns about mail-in ballots and voter ID. The hour closes with Kim on a Whim unpacking deceptive car dealership pricing practices highlighted by a recent FTC warning, listener feedback, and practical advice on navigating hidden fees.

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Allie Triolo from the RNC joins Marc Cox to discuss ongoing efforts to secure U.S. elections, focusing on the Save America Act and recent Supreme Court arguments over late-arriving ballots. She emphasizes the importance of voter ID, proper absentee procedures, and nationwide election integrity, highlighting risks from unchecked mail-in ballots and census representation issues. The segment also examines the broader implications for trust in the election system and conservative strategies to address voter fraud concerns.

Mary Vought of the Heritage Foundation joins Marc Cox to break down the Supreme Court’s recent decision granting qualified immunity to a Vermont police officer, emphasizing its importance for law enforcement facing political scrutiny. She ties this to broader concerns about local prosecutors undermining ICE agents and soft-on-crime policies favoring illegal immigrants. Vogt also highlights the current DHS funding standoff, explaining how Democrats’ political maneuvers are creating massive TSA lines at airports, and praises public awareness campaigns, like billboards, that hold elected officials accountable.

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Marc Cox kicks off with warm weather and opening day for the Cardinals, reflecting on rebuilding teams and ticketing trends. The discussion shifts to surging gas prices, Scott Jennings’ commentary on fossil fuel policy, and the DHS shakeup under Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin. Immigration and crime take center stage, highlighting Philadelphia DA Krasner, Chicago shootings, and lax Biden-era border policies. Nicole Murray joins for a market and lifestyle update, covering Wall Street moves, architecture leadership changes, Cardinals stadium offerings, oil prices, and Gen Z shopping trends. The hour closes with “In Other News,” featuring Apple Maps ads, NFL Draft expenses, Disney’s Bluey Live, and produce pesticide alerts, while teasing the upcoming interview with RNC Director of Election Integrity, Allie Triolo.

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