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Two journalists from opposite sides of the political aisle find common ground on current events and talk through their respective perspectives.
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Hancock and Kelley start the show discussing the Blues loss to Utah last nite; the demo of the White House's East Wing; Donald Trump's style; Trump's reactionary tariff policy; sports betting scandal and betting apps; Sheriff Alfred Montgomery reaction.
Hancock and Kelley in for Megan Lynch today:
Reflections on the death of Gov Mel Carnahan 25 years ago; the Anniversary of Dave Glover's radio career; the Brewers are snakebit in the playoffs; Hancock and Kelley talk politics; NFL insider.
Hancock and Kelley talk about the ongoing federal government shutdown; ACA subsidies & the House; the Israel-Gaza peace deal; Trump's obsession with Nobel Prize; a dramatic reading from Sheriff Montgomery.
Hancock and Kelley discuss the government shutdown, Cori Bush getting back on the ballot and their trip to Branson this week.
Hancock and Kelley talk about indictment to James Comey and Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth calls military leaders to Virginia.
John Hancock flies solo this hour. KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins the show early on with comments and analysis of the 1st Amendement implications of the Jimmy Kimmel suspension, did the FCC Commissioner go too far?; John looks at redistricting and finding football games on streaming networks; Ted Dabrowski is running for IL governor; Michael Kelley is in Greece.
Ted Dabrowski joins John Hancock following his announcement earlier this week that he will run for Illinois governor in the 2026 Republican Primary. He is the leader of a conservative research publication, Wirepoints.org. So far Darren Bailey has also announced his candidacy.
KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins John Hancock. He says FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr went too far in making threats to ABC about removing Jimmy Kimmel.
John Hancock is in-studio, Michael Kelley is traveling in Greece. Hancock discusses the history of political violence in the US. We're awaiting an FBI press conference on the capture of the shooter in the Charlie Kirk shooting earlier this week.
Hancock & Kelley's full show includes discussions over hair products and losing hair; the RFK Jr hearing in Congress yesterday on vaccines; bi-partisan agreement on cell phones in classrooms; and redistricting is progressing in Missouri.
John and Michael chat with the newly selected Missouri Attorney General, Catherine Hanaway about taking over for Andrew Bailey. Plus a look at the sheriff's office turmoil in St Louis and the potential of redistricting in Missouri.
Missouri's Attorney General Designate, Catherine Hanaway, joins John Hancock and Michael Kelley. She says she wasn't expecting the call from Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe's office to replace the departing Andrew Bailey. She shares that her experience as managing partner at a local private legal firm will help her manage the 400 plus staffers in the state AG office. She also expects to finish this term of 3-years and run for an additional 4-year term.
Hancock and Kelley react to a new study about birds and light pollution; coverage of the raid on former Trump cabinet official John Bolton; will the Epstein files be released finally?; St Louis crime and new FBI agents; Gavin Newsome; Trump populism; primary races.
It is an extended Friday show for Hancock and Kelley, they discuss recycling, mail, redistricting. Beth Knobel, CBS former Moscow Bureau Chief and professor at Fordham University joins to talk about the meeting between Trump and Putin.
Hancock and Kelley talk about Missouri Senator Brian Williams announcing that he will run against Sam Page in next year primary and democrats fled Texas to avoid redistricting vote.
Hancock and Kelley discuss Sam Page being indicted, Cardinals trade deadline and Missouri redistrict possibility.
John Hancock and Michael Kelley discuss the passing of wrestler Hulk Hogan and jazz musician Chuck Mangione; the Epstein/Trump/Maxwell case; how has support for Trump in suburbs fared?; extreme heat; St Louis School District finances; & Mayor Cara Spencer.
Hancock & Kelley's full show: Savannah Bananas; Airport delays; Congressman Bill Clay's death; Jeffrey Epstein case & Donald Trump.
Michael Kelley and John Hancock discuss Ozzy Osbourne's last show; new legislation creating an entertainment district downtown; Gov Mike Kehoe's leadership; 3rd party possibilities.
Hancock and Kelley discuss the US attacks on Iran and fallout through the rest of the week; Trump's reaction; budget bill; local politics including new police board and possible ouster of the sheriff.
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