Scott Faughn left the This Week in Missouri Politics studio to hit the road on his #F150CampaignTour where he talked to people across the state.

Scott Faughn is joined remotely by candidates Jamie Corley and Pat Contreras. Later, he is joined in studio by State Fair Director Jason Moore.

Scott Faughn is joined remotely by Crystal Quade. On the panel, Scott is joined in studio by Reps Barry Hovis, Jamie Burger, Aaron McMullen, and Jim Murphy.

Scott Faughn is joined remotely by Senator Denny Hoskins, as well as Representatives Phil Christofanelli, and Cindi Buchheit-Courtway.

Scott Faughn is joined by Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey. On the panel, Scott is joined remotely by Representatives Mike Henderson and Travis Smith.

Scott Faughn is joined by Senator Mary Elizabeth Coleman. On the panel Scott is joined by Representatives Dean Van Schoiack, Jamie Burger, Jim Kalberloh and Donnie Brown.

Watch as Scott Faughn gives his Midweek Update. Today Scott is joined by Governor Mike Parson. Scott and Parson discuss Parson's time as governor, a few of his achievements and some advice for the next governor.

Timestamps:

4:00 Reflections as Governor

6:40 Rebuilding I-70

10:20 Cattleman’s Speech and Endorsements 

13:20 Bill Signing + Budget

15:00 D.E.S.E + Karla Eslinger 

17:00 School Attendance/Sponsorship 

18:00 Advice to the next Governor 

21:20 Kansas City Chiefs

24:25 State Fair Reflection 

26:30 Missouri’s Hidden Gems 

Scott Faughn is joined by Missouri Farm Bureau President Garrett Hawkins. On the panel Scott is joined by government consultant Sharon Jones, Representative Rudy Veit and candidate for Missouri House Bryce Beal

Watch as Scott Faughn gives his second Midweek Update of the day. Scott is joined by Speaker of the Missouri House of Representatives and candidate for Secretary of State Dean Plocher. Scott and Plocher discuss a recently filed lawsuit and Plocher's race for Secretary of State.

Watch as Scott Faughn gives his first Midweek Update of the day. Scott is joined by former Senator Jim Lembke. Scott and Lembke discuss upcoming statewide races, including the hotly-contested Republican primary.