The Marc Cox Morning Show

Pam Bondi was supposed to be in the hot seat, but she flipped the script, plus get the full account of how a man who should've been in jail killed a father and New Orleans chef and get the latest on Biden's surveillance scheme from Mark Reardon and Rich Zeoli. Also, get the latest on the National Guard in Chicago.

In hour four of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan talk with Jeff Monosso from Fox News Radio about Wisconsin’s voter ID and citizenship verification fight and what it means for election integrity nationwide. Then, Cheryl Casone from Fox Business Network joins to break down the U.S.-Canada trade deal, tariff impacts, and the strong U.S. economy. The hour wraps with Joe Brazil and Tom Shaw previewing the Freedom Walk to End Alzheimer’s at Good News Brewing, plus highlights from Defiance Oktoberfest, Billy Bush’s country fest, and the 97.1 FM Birthday Party at Lit Cigar Lounge in Chesterfield.

Marc and Dan talk with Councilman Joe Brazil and Tom Shaw about the upcoming Freedom Walk to End Alzheimer’s, hosted by the Tom Shaw Foundation at Good News Brewing Company in Defiance, Missouri. Registration opens at 8:30 AM, and the walk begins around 10:30 AM, with proceeds benefiting the St. Charles chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association. Tom shares how the event honors his father and unites the community in the fight against Alzheimer’s. The conversation also highlights Defiance Oktoberfest, featuring live music, local wineries, and Billy Bush’s country music fest at Bush Brewery, along with stops at Stone Ledge Distillery for whiskey, cigars, and live entertainment. The hour wraps with details about the Radio Station Birthday Party on October 23rd at Lit Cigar Lounge in Chesterfield, where VIP passes are nearly sold out but free RSVPs remain available.

Marc and Dan talk with Fox Business Network’s Cheryl Casone about the U.S.-Canada trade deal and former President Trump’s negotiating approach to fair trade. Cheryl highlights the economic benefits of recent tariffs, particularly the China agreement that boosted U.S. soybean sales. Despite early concerns, the economy remains strong with record markets and steady inflation. The conversation also explores how potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts could influence the housing market and fuel costs. With fuel prices staying low thanks to domestic production and global supply shifts, the hour wraps with a lighter discussion on the value of America’s gold reserves.

Marc and Dan talk with Fox News Radio’s Jeff Monosso about the heated debate over Wisconsin’s voter ID and citizenship verification laws. Jeff reports that Wisconsin Democrats, including Attorney General Josh Kaul, are fighting a court order requiring verification of citizenship for 3.6 million voters ahead of the February statewide election. The discussion covers the lawsuit that sparked the ruling, the broader national debate on issuing IDs to non-citizens, and the Trump administration’s past push to strengthen election security. The hosts and Jeff stress the importance of voter ID laws for maintaining election integrity and question the resistance to verification efforts

In hour three of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan discuss the ongoing government shutdown and its political ripple effects, along with debates over Medicaid funding and the unreimbursed care fund, particularly in blue states. Mary Vought from The Heritage Foundation joins to talk about voter citizenship verification in Wisconsin, the Virginia governor and attorney general races, and why school board elections are becoming battlegrounds for parental rights and education reform. The Buck Don’t Give a ____ segment tackles current controversies in sex discrimination laws in Australia and the broader discussion of gender policy and women’s rights.

Marc and Dan talk with Mary Vought from The Heritage Foundation about why school board elections may be just as critical as Virginia’s governor’s race. They discuss the growing influence of teachers’ unions, low voter turnout, and how education policy impacts families across the country. The conversation also covers the latest on the government shutdown, with Speaker Mike Johnson calling on Democrats to “do the right thing” as both parties continue to clash over spending priorities and political

In hour two of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan break down the latest in sports, politics, and world events. They recap Mizzou vs. Alabama, NFL highlights, and baseball playoffs before turning to Ryan Schmelz from Fox News Radio for an update on the government shutdown and its political fallout. Nichole Murray from This Morning with Gordon Deal joins to discuss national headlines and key business stories. The hour wraps up with In Other News.

In this segment, Marc and Dan talk with Fox News Radio’s Ryan Schmelz about the ongoing government shutdown, its political causes, and what is holding up a resolution in Congress. They discuss the tense negotiations between Republicans and Democrats and how both sides are presenting their arguments to the public. Ryan explains the real-world effects on Americans, including delays in small business loans, military pay, and social security benefits. The discussion wraps with predictions on when the shutdown might end and what compromises could finally reopen the government.

In hour one of the Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc and Dan discuss the potential impact of the ongoing government shutdown on the Federal Reserve’s next interest rate move. They also cover Missouri’s WIC program funding concerns and Chicago’s surprising ranking as the “Best Big City in America” by Condé Nast Traveler, despite ongoing crime issues. During the Buck Don’t Give a ____ segment, the hosts highlight Rachael Wong, CEO of Women’s Forum Australia, and her criticism of transgender policies in Australian prisons that compromise women’s rights. The conversation continues with analysis of Pam Bondi’s fiery press conference and Candace Owens’ latest controversy.