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Benefits of the new terminal at Columbia Regional Airport, Steve Spellman discusses potential changes coming to the 63/70 interchange

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AG and U.S. Senate candidate Eric Schmitt talks economy and illegal immigration, the average cost of a wedding nowadays, and we do Leftovers....things we didn't get to on the show today

Missouri GOP U.S. Senate nominee Eric Schmitt, the state's attorney general, describes the November Senate election between him and Democrat Trudy Busch Valentine as a contrast in backgrounds and beliefs. Attorney General Schmitt appeared on 939 the Eagle's "Wake Up Mid-Missouri", telling listeners that Busch Valentine will push the Green New Deal. Busch Valentine's campaign is airing numerous television commercials in mid-Missouri, which say Schmitt voted twice to allow China to buy up about 150-thousand acres of Missouri farmland. Busch Valentine says that's a major risk to Missouri's economy and to national security. Schmitt tells 939 the Eagle's Brian Hauswirth that the ad misrepresents his vote and that no one will be tougher on China than him. Schmitt also tells listeners that he hopes President Joe Biden (D) travels to Missouri to campaign for Busch Valentine. Election day is November 8:

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The Mo. Dem lawmaker who's trolling us, Pelosi doesn't believe polls that show Americans blame Biden for economy, Scott Faughn talks Amendment 3 and banning certain books in libraries

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