Listeners react to what's been happening to America since January 20th 2021, have your heard the stuff in the Paul Pelosi assault case report?

Cole CO. Presiding commissioner candidate Carla Malone Steckman, Steph explains what the interest rate hike means, Randy Tobler talks about Mo. hospital that apparently wouldn't perform an emergency abortion

Missourians will head to the polls on Tuesday to cast ballots on numerous races and constitutional amendments, including Amendment 4. If approved by Missouri voters, Amendment 4 would allow the state Legislature to increase minimum funding for the Kansas City Police Department. Missouri Senate Judiciary Committee chairman Tony Luetkemeyer (R-Parkville) joined us live on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that a vote for Amendment 4 is a vote for safer streets and a vote "to stop big-city mayors from defunding our police." Senator Luetkemeyer says the Kansas City Council cut $42 million from the KCPD last year. Some Democratic state lawmakers say it wasn't a defunding but rather a reallocation of the funding. Senator Luetkemeyer is critical of Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas. Mayor Lucas had said that Amendment 4 "has nothing to do with our city's safety or officer pay and recruitment and everything to do with advancing the careers of non-KC based Republican politicians":

More talk on FUSUS, Daily DC Rundown, the power of owning up to your own mistakes

Sec. of State Jay Ashcroft talks pre-election stuff and how he votes on some things, anybody getting flu vaccines this year, we share letters from the Wake Up Mid-Mo mailbag

State Sen. Tony Luetkemeyer talks A4, we discuss the annoying habits of co-workers, leftovers

Columbia's heavily-congested I-70 and Highway 63 interchange is the busiest one in mid-Missouri. State Department of Transportation (MoDOT) project director Brandi Baldwin says 160,000 vehicles go through that interchange each day. She's encouraging you to attend Wednesday's open house-style meeting at Columbia's ARC on West Ash. You can go anytime between 4-6 pm tomorrow to speak to MoDOT personnel and hear about the preferred alternatives:

The Number 2 issue for Mo. voters, Affirmative Action arguments, Brandi Baldwin with MODOT provides updates on what will eventually be happening at 63-70 interchange

Guy would buy cocaine and a Mustang if he wins the Powerball, Vicky Hartzler talks about her Marijuana forum, ideas on fixing the 63/70 interchange, voting for judges

Our little guide on how to vote for Mo. Amendments, why Progressives are wetting the bed over Luke Bryan, SCOTUS to hear Affirmative Action cases