Challenger for the Cole County Assessor's office, Tim Theroff, joins us to discuss his campaign. A local murderer reignites arguments over mental health treatment and its relation to criminals.

We're exactly one week away from Missouri's primary. What's voter turnout going to look like? What about some of our statewide races? Missouri Politico Chris Arps also weighs in on "Squad" member Cori Bush and her tight race with Wesley Bell.

US Congressman Mark Alford joins us to give his endorsement on who Missouri's next governor should be, as well as some of the issues facing DC. We also get into a discussion about name-calling and showmanship in politics.

Boone County clerk Brianna Lennon joins us to give voters last-minute information on voting as well as her predictions for voter turnout. "Doctor Randy" does a deep dive into some of the medications that have gained popularity for helping people lost weight.

Some comments made by JD Vance about childless women are collecting scrutiny. What are some of the motives behind people choosing to have less children? Also, we dissect the weird Olympics opening ceremony.

Missouri Times publisher Scott Faughn discusses all things state politics and how some of the statewide races are looking just one week out from the primary. State Senator Tony Luetkemeyer explains amendment 4, which voters will see on the ballot next week.

We discuss early voting and the rules/laws around voting. Should uninformed citizens be allowed to vote? Plus, a tragic attack in Hezbollah over the weekend and a look at how team USA is doing in Paris.

State Rep. Adam Schwadron (R-St. Charles) is one of eight candidates seeking Missouri's GOP nomination for secretary of state. Incumbent Jay Ashcroft (R) is running for governor. Four of the primary candidates are current lawmakers, including Schwadron. He joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", and tells listeners he's been pounding the pavement on the campaign. Representative Schwadron was in southwest Missouri's McDonald County on Thursday and is in Greene County today. He is advocating for a ballot measure that would change one word in the Missouri Constitution. Representative Schwadron tells listeners that some non-citizens have been registered to vote, including through the federal Motor Voter bill. It's officially known as the National Voter Registration Act of 1993 and was signed into law by then-President Bill Clinton (D). Missouri House Republicans have been advocating for legislation asking voters to ban non-citizens from voting, but Democrats like former State Rep. Chris Kelly (D-Columbia) say the law already prohibits this. Former Representative Kelly notes the Missouri Constitution says voters must be citizens. But Representative Schwadron says it reads that all citizens are eligible to vote. He wants that changed to read that only citizens are eligible to vote. He wants to change the word "all" to "only" and is optimistic you'll be voting on the ballot measure in November across Missouri:

Michelle and Barack Obama announce their support of Kamala Harris' presidential run. Brian Hauswirth gives us a recap of Columbia City Manager De'Carlon Seewood's address yesterday.

SOS candidate, Adam Schwadron, details just how easy it can be for an illegal citizen to vote in Missouri's elections. We discuss some of the gubernatorial candidates' performances in last night's televised debate.