Missouri Auditor Scott Fitzpatrick is releasing an audit this morning about Missouri Vocational Enterprises (MVE), which is run by the Missouri Department of Corrections. Auditor Fitzpatrick joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that MVE lacks oversight and fails to prioritize job training for prisoners who are nearing release:

State Rep. Mazzie Boyd, one of the youngest state legislators in the country, discusses the disconnect between young voters and Joe Biden.

Raven Harrison on the latest on what she's hearing regarding Joe and Hunter's shady business dealings.

A listener shares the story of a friend who found $250,000.

An east-central Missouri congressman who represents Jefferson City, Fulton, Boonville and parts of Columbia on Capitol Hill doesn't expect President Joe Biden to seek re-election in 2024. U.S. Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-St. Elizabeth) tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that President Biden has virtually no ground game, and questions if he's electable in 2024. Congressman Luetkemeyer also addressed an issue that's been a big topic in Jefferson City: the aging tri-level. Congressman Luetkemeyer tells listeners that he appreciates the efforts of House Transportation Committee chair Rep. Sam Graves (R-Tarkio) to obtain federal funding for the project. Congressman Graves tells 939 the Eagle that he's had conversations with Governor Parson's office about the project:

State Department of Transportation (MoDOT) officials want your feedback on I-70’s current condition in Missouri and on construction staging ahead of the massive $2.8 billion expansion project. MoDOT will hold an open house style informational meeting Wednesday evening from 5-7 at Columbia’s Battle high school, where engineers will be on-hand. There will be no formal presentation, so you can arrive anytime in that timeframe. Governor Mike Parson signed the bipartisan bill in August providing funding for the project, which will make I-70 six lanes from Wentzville to Blue Springs. Governor Parson notes the project will start in Columbia. MoDOT I-70 director Eric Kopinski joined us live this morning on "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" to discuss tomorrow's meeting and the massive project. He emphasizes MoDOT is taking as few properties as possible and that they have lots of right-of-way:

Sec. of State Jay Ashcroft discusses the 2024 caucus in Mo. and how we are doing away with the primaries.

Gender reveal party goes bad

Joe says McConnell is ok...is that reassuring? Branden and Steph are both having a hard time with new cell phones.

How Biden is responsible for a Mid-Mo music festival being cancelled. A lesson in Humility from Tucker Carlson