Missouri Treasurer Vivek Malek will be the keynote speaker at next Monday evening's (April 17) Boone County Lincoln Days event at Columbia's Stoney Creek Inn and Resort. Dinner begins at 6, and the program starts at 6:30. Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft will be the special guest speaker. Mr. Ashcroft is running for governor. Mizzou atmospheric science professor Tony Lupo joined us live this morning on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" to preview the event. Mr. Lupo tells listeners that the speaking lineup for next week is impressive. He also says the 19th state senatorial seat is winnable, despite the fact Cooper County is no longer in the district. Former State Rep. Stephen Webber (D-Columbia) is expected to be the Democratic nominee, and he's been raising money for the race. The seat has been in GOP hands since Kurt Schaefer (R-Columbia) unseated then-State Sen. Chuck Graham (D-Columbia) in 2008:

The history of the 2 lawmakers kicked out of TN. assembly. The Whitehouse discourages people from criticizing judges. The Whitehouse criticizes TX judge. We ask atmospheric scientist Tony Lupo about the claim that climate change is leading to more home runs.

One of the kicked out TN. lawmakers says he was booted because of racism...turns out he's engaged in racist behavior. Mizzou College Republicans president Trey Faucheux discusses "modern Republicanism.

GOP Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy joins us to talk about his candidacy. Branden has a friend who's into "little people" miniatures. What are some other weird things people are into?

Why we don't think the Tennessee lawmakers being expelled was a good thing. Why on earth do we still do Social Security? Local guy chooses and odd place to hid from the cops!

We aren't making fun of this young lady who butchered Kamala's name, we are applauding her for doing public speaking. We cover the Bud Light controversy. Are you having any issues with hail insurance claims? The Afghan "report" holiday weekend dump.

Getting ready for Easter and the power of being positive. More and more men are getting cosmetic procedures...like BROtox. We pick winners and losers of the week.

SOS Jay Ashcroft does his first in-studio radio interview since announcing earlier this morning that he's running for governor. Mo. AG Andrew Bailey joins us to discuss lawsuit against Biden admin because they want to get in your kitchen and tell you what you can and can't cook with.

Tobler hangs out with us and we discuss the reality that most times in politics you don't get everything you want. Branden's dad fact checks some of the stories he's been telling on the show.

Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey (R) says he will hold people accountable involving his investigation into the now-closed Mexico and Fulton hospitals. General Bailey joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that his office's investigation continues. General Bailey's office is investigating allegations made by former Mexico hospital employee Marissa Hagedorn and State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico) that money was taken out of employees' checks for health care, but that the company didn't pay the insurance premiums. Attorney General Bailey suggests his office is using the Missouri Merchandising Protection Act, and says the process is slow. But Bailey is vowing to hold people accountable. He also discussed the federal issue of stoves on the show: