Hour 3 of the Marc Cox Morning Show is one for the ages. Live at Whitmore Country Club, Marc sits down with two American heroes — Army veteran and Folds of Honor board director Ray Wagner, who watched his West Point classmate receive the Medal of Honor at the White House, and retired Marine Sergeant Rocky Sickman, who spent 444 days as an Iranian hostage and delivers a chilling warning: Iran told him to his face they just wait out American presidents. Then Hans von Spakovsky, senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, breaks down the unanimous Supreme Court marijuana gun ruling and drops a bombshell — birthright citizenship and biological men in women's sports decisions could land as soon as this week. Dan Buck brings the number one downloaded song of the weekend — Tom McDonald's "Remember Who You Are" — and makes the case that the silent majority is done being shamed into silence. And Matt Schwartz, president of Missouri and Southern Illinois Folds of Honor, reveals 150 qualified scholarship applicants didn't get funded this year — and every $5,000 changes a military family's life forever. Missouri Attorney General Katherine Hannaway joins next hour. Don't go anywhere.
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HOUR 3 GUEST LIST:
Ray Wagner — Army veteran and Folds of Honor board director, discussing the organization's local scholarship impact and his West Point classmate's Medal of Honor ceremony at the White House
Rocky Sickman — Retired Marine Sergeant and former Iranian hostage, warning that Iran's negotiators told him directly they simply wait out American presidents
Hans von Spakovsky — Senior legal fellow at Advancing American Freedom, breaking down the 9-0 marijuana gun ruling and previewing blockbuster Supreme Court decisions expected this week
Dan Buck — The Buck Stops Here contributor, spotlighting Tom McDonald's #1 hit "Remember Who You Are" and the left's double standard on racial pride
Matt Schwarz — COO and President of Missouri and Southern Illinois Folds of Honor chapters, revealing 150 qualified scholarship applicants went unfunded and how listeners can help