St. Charles County Executive candidate Lt. Col. Jason Law joins Marc Cox to discuss development, apartment growth, infrastructure concerns, personal property taxes, data centers, and his vision for the county's future. Law also reveals he has withdrawn from consideration for St. Louis County Police Chief to focus entirely on his campaign for county executive.

Andrew Harding of the Heritage Foundation joins Marc Cox to discuss Iran's military posture in the Strait of Hormuz, potential U.S. responses to escalation, the strategic importance of Kharg Island, shifting Middle East alliances, the future of OPEC, global energy markets, and what the next year could hold for U.S.-Iran relations.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss National Donut Day, the Spirit of St. Louis Air Show, Blue Angels stories, gas prices, and John Bolton's classified documents case. Guests Andrew Harding and Lt. Col. Jason Law join the show to talk Iran, energy markets, St. Charles County development, taxes, and local politics. The hour also features commentary on Pride Month, transgender issues, and Missouri ballot initiatives.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss COVID-era censorship, YouTube bans, government pandemic policies, and the lasting impact of local restrictions. The hour also covers a police shooting in Jefferson County, St. Louis landing the 2028 Olympic Marathon Trials, Pride Month controversies, business headlines, sleep studies, unusual animal stories, and more.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck discuss Iran negotiations, immigration policy, energy production, and John Bolton's classified documents case. Plus, The Buck Stops Here takes on Pride Month and local school issues before celebrating National Donut Day with Donut Delight's Scott Snyder.

In this edition of The Buck Stops Here, Dan Buck revisits the viral "Roxy Tickle" story and discusses transgender identity, particularly among minors, during Pride Month. The conversation covers claims about youth transgender identification rates, detransitioning, Hollywood celebrities with transgender or non-binary children, parental responsibility, mental health debates, and concerns about social influences in schools.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover a wide range of local and national issues, beginning with debates over California's ballot counting process, St. Louis police pay, and city budget priorities. Tom Ackerman joins the show to discuss a major sports announcement for St. Louis, the economic impact of sports tourism, and the Knicks' championship hopes.

Former U.S. Senator Jim Talent weighs in on Iran, congressional hearings, and the growing influence of social media on politics, while former Missouri Senator Bill Eigel discusses his campaign for St. Charles County Executive, plans to eliminate personal property taxes, and opposition to taxpayer-subsidized data centers. Dan Buck also makes his on-air singing debut with a parody performance during "The Buck Stops Here."

In the final hour, Shannon Bream previews major Supreme Court rulings involving birthright citizenship, election laws, and women's sports, while Griff Jenkins reports from the White House on Iran negotiations, Middle East tensions, congressional politics, and the latest developments in Washington.

Shannon Bream joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to break down major pending Supreme Court cases involving birthright citizenship, election laws, transgender athletes, and congressional redistricting, while also discussing the latest debate surrounding a controversial IRS settlement and congressional negotiations. Later, Griff Jenkins reports from the White House on Iran nuclear talks, tensions involving Israel and Lebanon, the War Powers Resolution debate, and the growing frustration with performative congressional hearings in Washington.

Fox News correspondent Griff Jenkins joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck from the White House to discuss ongoing negotiations with Iran, regional tensions involving Israel and Lebanon, and concerns surrounding Iran's nuclear program. Jenkins also weighs in on congressional hearings that have become increasingly performative, debates over presidential health, the War Powers Resolution vote, and the latest political battles unfolding in Washington.

Shannon Bream joins Marc Cox and Dan Buck to discuss the latest developments in Congress, including debate over a controversial IRS settlement involving the Trump family and ongoing negotiations surrounding the reconciliation bill. Bream also previews major Supreme Court decisions involving birthright citizenship, transgender athletes, election laws, and congressional redistricting, while examining what recent California election results could signal ahead of the next election cycle.