Randy Tobler talks kids and social media. A picture on our FB page goes "locally viral" and we have a new phrase for you this morning..."Bud-Lighting".

DeSantis is choosing an unconventional method of announcing his candidacy for president. Only 1 of us thinks this is a good idea! Economist Aaron Hedlund joins us with some interesting takes on the debt ceiling that we haven't heard a whole lot about.

Raven Harrison scales the GOP Presidential primary on a scale of 1-10 for us....does anyone have a chance of beating Trump? Why are we talking about cheese? Netflix is going to start cracking down on users who share passwords and a 'travel advisory' we think you'll enjoy.

Can KC and STL elect Lucas Kunce over Josh Hawley in the 2024 senate race and we highlight some of the audio from Kunce's ad. Bud Light continues to see 'lighter' profits and now Target is coming under fire for selling "tuck" female bathing suits. These are bathing suits for dudes who think that they are women that allows them to "tuck their stuff".

Missouri's attorney general says the investigation is ongoing into the now-closed Mexico and Fulton hospitals. General Andrew Bailey tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that his office is investigating news reports from 939 the Eagle that included allegations from former Mexico hospital employee Marissa Hagedorn and from State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico) that money was taken out of hospital employees’ checks for health care, but the company didn’t pay the insurance premiums. Bailey tells listeners that his office is still reviewing documents in the case. He's also pleased with the Fabian Goldman Columbia murder guilty plea, and he also is critical of Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas' recent tweet about statewide candidates, saying Lucas is involved in what he calls "performance theatre":

Why is the number of the day "14"? Treasury Secretary disagrees with her boss about the use of the 14th Amendment on the debt ceiling. Chris Arps discusses new STL prosecutor, Cori Bush, and an interesting take on the Bud Light/Dylan Mulvaney issue.

How come there hasn't been a 'surge' at the border? A big fentanyl bust in JC. A STL area HS yearbook features students talking about weird places they've hooked up and other things that are making parents po'd. AG Andrew Bailey talks KC wanting to be a sanctuary city for transgenders and he's going after Joe because Joe is going after your refrigerator.

Can Joe use the 14th Amendment on the debt ceiling battle? Did you know John Marsh used to ride 'crotch rockets'? We feature A Trump Pac attack ad on DeSantis and a listener thinks we've been saying 'gay porn' on the show this morning.

President Joe Biden (D) tweeted yesterday that "MAGA House Republicans are threatening a default that that could cost us millions of jobs and trigger a recession," while they protect tax breaks for the wealthy and corporations. U.S. Rep. Mark Alford (R-Raymore) says President Biden is the one threatening default, saying the House passed a debt ceiling raise. President Biden and U.S. House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-California) will meet this afternoon on the debt ceiling, ahead of the deadline. Congressman Alford spoke about the issue in detail this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri". His district includes part of Columbia as well as Hallsville, Sedalia, Clinton, Fort Leonard Wood and Waynesville. He also supports bipartisan efforts to keep AM radio in new cars, noting the numerous rural stations in his 24-county west-central Missouri district. Congressman Alford says AM radio is critical for rural Missouri news and severe weather coverage. He also says a new Columbia district office will open this summer:

Biden says he's 'blameless' if there is no deal on debt ceiling. Remember the STL Prosecuting Atty who said she wasn't leaving office? Well, she left and this is what we know about her replacement.