Congressman Mark Alford discusses what's happening in the hallways of DC regarding Biden documents and the importance of his committee assignments. Why is the Vermont legislature dissin' the Missouri legislature?

State Rep. Phil Christofanelli (R-St. Peters) has filed sports wagering legislation for the sixth straight year. Representative Christofanelli, a senior member of the Missouri House, tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that sports betting in Missouri is already happening, through online avenues and as Missourians cross state lines to gamble in Iowa and Illinois. He says sports wagering is good for the state and for consumers. Opponents warn about gambling addiction. The 22-page Christofanelli bill would require the state Department of Mental Health (DMH) to develop an annual research report to assess the social and economic effects of gaming in Missouri:

State Rep. Kent Haden (R-Mexico), describes what happened to employees regarding health insurance premiums at the now-closed Fulton and Mexico hospitals as criminal. Haden, who chairs the Missouri House Healthcare Reform committee, tells 939 the Eagle that the hospitals allegedly took money out of employees’ pay for health care but did not actually pay insurance premiums. Haden says one employee has $50,000 in unpaid hospital bills for a child with spina bifida. Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" this morning, telling listeners that he's limited in what he can say due to his office's ongoing investigation. General Bailey says his office will not allow these employees to be taken advantage of, emphasizing that his office has broad authority to protect Missouri consumers:

Biden....just being Biden...forgets the name of who he's singing Happy Birthday to. Arps discusses the migration of black voters to the GOP

Keeping a scoreboard on how many classified docs have been found to be in Joe's possession. AG Andrew Bailey discusses collusion between Big Tech and the Feds

Personalized plates that the state of Missouri has denied. They're denying most iterations of 'LGB'.....we wonder why!?!?!

State Rep. Cheri Toalson Reisch (R-Hallsville) has been appointed as vice chair of the Missouri House Higher Education Committee. Representative Reisch, who's in her fourth and final House term due to term limits, tells 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri" that the appointment is huge, adding that Mizzou officials know she'll go to bat for them on funding issues in Jefferson City. Representative Reisch also tells listeners that she will be a no vote on sports wagering:

MORE classified docs discovered in Joe's possession. Does QB Trevor Lawrence wear a hair weave? We have a guest that no-shows...how do we handle this?

State Rep. Cheri Reisch discusses how the media has completely lied about the so called "dress code battle" in the House. Why do animals keep escaping the Dallas Zoo? Rethinking some safety tips as it relates to kids and their interactions with strangers.

How MLK day almost didn't become a holiday. Exercise tips from members of the show that are trying to exercise. Listener Mailbag...how come there's 5 people on the show...Nat Geo looking into whether Jack could have jumped onto the door at the end of Titanic