State treasurer Vivek Malek (R) is Missouri's 48th state treasurer. He was born in India and arrived in Missouri in August 2001 with two suitcases and $300 in his pocket. He has returned more than $1.7 million in unclaimed property to Missourians since being sworn-in in early January. He tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that his approach as treasurer involves three P's:

We us a Missouri case to prove that Trump is right when it comes to Progressives and their idiocy regarding law enforcement. COMO water issues and potential tax increases in Ashland

AG Andrew Bailey discusses CPS and the lawsuit regarding federal regulations on pistols with stabilizing braces. JC Police Chief Eric Wilde joins us to discuss any impacts legalized weed might be having on the community.

Randy Tobler shares his thoughts on Vivek Ramaswamy announcing he's running for president. Why are cranky KC Chiefs fans writing letters to the KC Star?

Missouri's new attorney general Andrew Bailey wants the seven candidates running for Columbia's school board to take a pledge regarding drag shows. Republican Andrew Bailey tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-MissourI" that drag shows have no place for school-age children. The CPS school board election is in April. General Bailey also tells "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that his office's investigation into the now-closed Mexico and Fulton hospitals continues. State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico) has told 939 the Eagle that money was taken out of hospital employees’ checks for health care, but the company didn’t pay the insurance premiums:

The Show-Me Institute is hosting a bipartisan election security panel Wednesday evening at 6 at the Country Club of Missouri in Columbia. That’s on Woodrail Avenue. Democratic Boone County clerk Brianna Lennon and St. Louis County Democratic elections director Eric Fey will be there, as will two Republicans: Greene County clerk Shane Schoeller of Willard and Kurt Bahr, who serves as St. Charles County’s director of elections. Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft spoke on 939 the Eagle’s “Wake Up Mid-Missouri”, telling listeners the panel deserves praise for answering questions from Missourians. Secretary Ashcroft also wants to see statutory changes for random audits after elections and for residency:

The Show-Me Institute is hosting a bipartisan election security panel tomorrow night at 6 at the Country Club of Missouri in Columbia. That's on Woodrail Avenue. Democratic Boone County clerk Brianna Lennon and St. Louis County Democratic elections director Eric Fey will be there, as will two Republicans: Greene County clerk Shane Schoeller of Willard and Kurt Bahr, who serves as St. Charles County's director of elections. Missouri Secretary of State Jay Ashcroft spoke on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners the panel deserves praise for answering questions from Missourians. Secretary Ashcroft also wants to see statutory changes for random audits after elections and for residency:

Missouri lawmakers are considering the idea of banning texting and driving. Chris Arps discusses other scenarios regarding distracted driving.

Growing up a Cold War kid. SOS Jay Ashcroft discusses ESG investing and a zoo is doing training on capturing escaped animals.

Fascinating conversation with John Combest regarding his book "Stalking, Harassment, Internet Trolling: A guide to Recovering and Rebuilding After Online Attacks". He also has a website johncombest.com