A nationwide "WTF" after Joe lets a Chinese spy balloon cross America's air space from one coast to the other. Recreational weed goes on sale in Missouri.

Col. Rik Combs discusses implications of allowing Chinese spy balloon floating across America. Our guest co-host, Scott Faughn, discusses potential changes to initiative petitions.

Congressman Blaine Luetkemeyer discusses what's next in DC from the Joe's failure to deal with the Chinese Spycraft. Willie Nelson and Dave Chapelle win each win a grammy....and who the heck is that singing!?!

State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico) says there's a "food fight" between the Missouri Department of Conservation and the state Department of Transportation (MODOT) over which agency should pay to remove dead deer and large dead animals from roads. Haden has filed legislation that requires MoDOT to remove and bury dead wildlife on a road, highway or shoulder that is large enough to impede traffic. The Missouri House Transportation Accountability Committee has heard testimony on Haden's bill. House Bill 404 would require MoDOT to remove the dead deer, with Conservation paying those expenses. Conservation would also be required to bury the dead deer on Conservation land that's three feet deep. Representative Haden tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" this is an issue in both urban and rural Missouri:

State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico) says there's a "food fight" between the Missouri Department of Conservation and the state Department of Transportation (MODOT) over which agency should pay to remove dead deer and large dead animals from roads. Haden has filed legislation that requires MoDOT to remove and bury dead wildlife on a road, highway or shoulder that is large enough to impede traffic. The Missouri House Transportation Accountability Committee has heard testimony on Haden's bill. House Bill 404 would require MoDOT to remove the dead deer, with Conservation paying those expenses. Conservation would also be required to bury the dead deer on Conservation land that's three feet deep. Representative Haden tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" this is an issue in both urban and rural Missouri:

What the...A Chinese spy balloon is floating over America!?!? Is rec weed going on sale today or not? Are you still doing a good deed if you talk about it on social media?

Col Rik Combs, former gubernatorial candidate, discusses potential implications of Chinese spy balloon floating over the U.S. About that gas stove ban that Joe said was never really going to be a thing.....

We hope you get a chance to check out one of the coolest phone calls we've ever had on the show! We pick Winners and Losers of the Week.

We attempt to be optimistic when it comes to the "apology" from CPS. State. Rep. Kent Haden discusses the Roadkill Bill.

We have ChatGPT write a resignation letter for CPS Superintendent Brian Yearwood. Moberly High School principal Deb Haag discusses how the "no cell phones" in school policy has been going this year.