The September 15, 2026 edition of The Marc Cox Morning Show with Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge covers local updates, national security, legal developments, and state politics:

Hour 1: Marc and Kim discuss local spots in Cottleville, analyze a Supreme Court decision rejecting federal executive order changes to mail-in voting procedures, and cover Wisconsin Representative Tom Tiffany surviving a plane crash in Lake Wausau. On Kim on a Whim, the hosts examine CDC synthetic opioid mortality statistics, concluding with voter guidance on Missouri's Proposition A and Amendment 6.

Hour 2: Marc and Kim review traffic updates and preview upcoming guest appearances. On the St. Louis Morning Brief, they cover a Rock Hill nuisance lawsuit against Proper Brands over cannabis cultivation odors, superintendent pushback on DESE's proposed A–F grading framework, and a Florissant police update. Former State Senator John Lamping provides analysis on Secretary of State Denny Hoskins and federal court redistricting options, while In Other News highlights retail Flock Safety cameras and a Michigan driver's license printing error.

Hour 3: Marc addresses listener feedback regarding commercial cannabis facilities. Fox & Friends First co-anchor Todd Piro discusses artificial intelligence regulation and national data center infrastructure. On 2A Tuesday, Kate Sickles of Freedom Principle MO analyzes Amendment 6, and Kim on a Whim breaks down global and state-by-state OnlyFans expenditure metrics.

Hour 4: Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe outlines the state's Eighth Circuit appeals strategy, law enforcement grants, and ballot priorities. Alan Dershowitz analyzes national map drawing and previews his book Why I Quit the Dems. Ryan Wiggins evaluates national debt policy, and the show concludes with coverage of an investigation into recorded comments by St. Louis Alderwoman Sharon Tyus.

For complete information regarding official polling locations, voting eligibility, and certified ballot measures, visit the Missouri Secretary of State Elections Division.

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Hour 4 opens with Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe discussing ongoing federal court appeals over the state's congressional map, law enforcement grant programs, and upcoming November ballot measures. Legal scholar Alan Dershowitz joins to analyze national redistricting cases, Supreme Court timing precedents, and his book Why I Quit the Dems: And So Should You! (Confessions of a Reluctant Republican). Ryan Wiggins examines political proposals and long-term national debt management strategies. The broadcast closes with ticket giveaways for the Enterprise Center and updates on a police investigation involving St. Louis Alderwoman Sharon Tyus and Alderman Rasheen Aldridge.

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Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Ryan Wiggins to discuss political spending proposals, federal debt management, and the role of executive branch fiscal policy ProPublica. Wiggins evaluates public remarks by Karl Rove regarding direct citizen checks and examines long-term budgetary reform models, including proposed Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) cost-cutting measures and automated productivity projections ProPublica. The segment concludes with news reporting on an investigative story published by ProPublica regarding private funding contributions from Russian sports official Umar Kremlev for Donald Trump Jr. and Bettina Anderson's wedding reception in the Bahamas AP News.

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Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome legal scholar and attorney Alan Dershowitz to analyze national redistricting controversies and congressional representation Barnes & Noble. Dershowitz breaks down political map drawing, highlighting regional partisan balances across New England and Illinois congressional districts Google Books. He analyzes recent Supreme Court procedural decisions regarding executive orders and mail-in ballot rules leading into upcoming elections. Dershowitz previews his book, Why I Quit the Dems: And So Should You! (Confessions of a Reluctant Republican)*, detailing his decision to leave the Democratic Party, concerns over foreign policy stances, and civil liberties in higher education Google Books. For details on local voting districts and registration information, check the Missouri Secretary of State Elections Division.

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Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge to discuss the ongoing federal court appeals over Missouri's congressional map ahead of Eighth Circuit oral arguments Brownstone Law. Governor Kehoe defends Secretary of State Denny Hoskins' actions regarding Proposition A and critiques the Missouri Supreme Court's rulings Ballotpedia. The Governor highlights state law enforcement initiatives, including the Blue Shield grant program, Operation Relentless Pursuit, and federal collaboration with the FBI. The segment concludes with Kehoe reviewing campaign priorities for upcoming statewide ballot measures, focusing on Amendment 3 and Amendment 6.

To check your voter registration status or access general voter education materials, visit the official Missouri Secretary of State Elections Division.

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Hour 3 opens with Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge addressing listener reaction to local Rock Hill nuisance litigation surrounding commercial cannabis facility odor emissions. On The Shortlist, FBI Director Kash Patel details international fraud enforcement operations, and the hosts discuss parental rights in minor gender transition cases. Fox & Friends First co-anchor Todd Piro joins the show to discuss national security perspectives on artificial intelligence regulations and data center infrastructure. On 2A Tuesday, Kate Sickles of Freedom Principle MO breaks down the constitutional risks of Amendment 6. Kim on a Whim concludes the hour with a review of global and state-by-state OnlyFans expenditure metrics.

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On 2A Tuesday, Marc Cox and Kim St. Onge welcome Kate Sickles, a representative from Freedom Principle MO, to discuss the Second Amendment implications of Amendment 6. Sickles analyzes how the measure's proposed 80% supermajority requirement for legislative revisions to citizen-approved initiatives could restrict future General Assembly oversight. Marc and Sickles debate potential national funding influences on state ballot initiatives and review voting recommendations across upcoming statewide ballot measures.

For official ballot titles, certified summaries, and constitutional details regarding all upcoming measures, consult the Missouri Secretary of State Elections Division.

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Fox & Friends First co-anchor Todd Piro joins Marc Cox to discuss global competition surrounding artificial intelligence, evaluates public concerns regarding data center construction, and considers federal regulation policies Fox News. Piro details national security perspectives on AI development, comparing domestic policy constraints with international advancement strategies. The segment concludes with lighthearted banter on paleontology discoveries in North Dakota, NFL quarterback performances, and sports commentary.

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Hour 2 opens with Marc Cox and Kim St. Ange discussing traffic updates and local lawn care before previewing upcoming commentary on Missouri's congressional map appeals. The St. Louis Morning Brief covers a Rock Hill nuisance lawsuit against Proper Brands over marijuana cultivation odors, local superintendent pushback against DESE's proposed A–F school grading framework, and a crime update from Florissant. Former State Senator John Lamping analyzes federal court options surrounding Secretary of State Denny Hoskins and Amendment 6, while In Other News wraps with stories on retail Flock Safety cameras, college wellness trends, and a Michigan driver's license printing error.

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Former Missouri State Senator John Lamping joins Marc Cox and Kim St. Ange to analyze the legal status of Missouri's congressional redistricting map heading into the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals. Lamping evaluates the ongoing litigation against Secretary of State Denny Hoskins, discussing Democratic legal strategies, voter turnout projections, and historical redistricting choices by the Missouri General Assembly. The hosts and Lamping examine Amendment 6, breaking down its proposed 80% legislative threshold for altering voter-approved initiative petitions and its potential long-term influence on state governance. For official information regarding Missouri election procedures and statewide ballot measures, visit the Missouri Secretary of State Elections Division.

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