The Marc Cox Morning Show

Hour 1 covers Lara Trump’s speech at the Missouri Right to Life banquet, including her pause to say bedtime prayers with her children. Marc and Dan examine the recent abortion ballot initiative that narrowly failed and the role of outside funding, as well as efforts to change how initiatives are passed. They also break down a Supreme Court ruling that upheld ICE authority, the tragic murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Serhutska in Charlotte, and RFK Jr.’s concerns about healthcare incentives tied to vaccination rates. The hour also features a Buck Don’t Give a ____ segment on whether financial incentives and pharmaceutical influence undermine medical decision-making.

In this Buck Don’t Give a ____ segment, Marc and Dan take on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s testimony about healthcare incentives. They discuss Medicare reimbursements tied to vaccination rates, financial pressure on doctors, and the influence of pharmaceutical companies on medical decisions. The conversation questions vaccine schedules for newborns, liability protections for drug makers, and whether government mandates compromise patient choice.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck deliver a packed show starting with the excitement of a $400 million Powerball jackpot and Missouri’s big football win over Kansas, plus Alabama’s loss to Ohio State and the growing impact of NIL on college sports. They tackle student loan repayment challenges with Steve Cotton, revisit the controversy surrounding Dorian Johnson and the “Hands up, don’t shoot” narrative, and discuss rising crime in Chicago and St. Louis. Nicole Murray provides market updates, while In Other News highlights a Phillies fan home run ball incident, a Mizzou fans viral moment, and a U.S. Open hat controversy. Senator Nick Schroer joins to discuss initiative petition reform, redistricting, public safety, and his endorsement from Andrew Bailey. Tom Ackerman recaps Denny Hamlin’s NASCAR win in St. Louis, more college football highlights, and NFL action including the Chiefs, Bills, and Aaron Rodgers’ Jets debut. Corporal Barry Bayles previews the First Responder Softball Showdown at Car Shield Field, and the show wraps with Dan Buck’s unfiltered segment, Buck Don’t Give A ____.

In Hour 4, Marc Cox and Dan Buck welcome Senator Nick Schroer to discuss Missouri’s special legislative session, including initiative petition reform, redistricting, public safety, and his endorsement from Andrew Bailey. Tom Ackerman follows with a sports recap, breaking down Denny Hamlin’s NASCAR win at the Enjoy Illinois 300 in St. Louis, Missouri’s victory over Kansas, Illinois’ win against Duke, and NFL highlights including the Chiefs, Bills, and Aaron Rodgers’ Jets debut. The hour wraps with Corporal Barry Bayles previewing the First Responder Softball Showdown on October 10 at Car Shield Field, featuring St. Charles County Police vs. Central County Fire, a family-friendly event supporting local first responders.

Marc Cox talks with Corporal Barry Bayles about the upcoming First Responder Softball Showdown on October 10 at Car Shield Field. The event features St. Charles County Police taking on Central County Fire, with home run prizes, family activities, and proceeds supporting local first responders. Sponsored by Serve Pro and community partners, the game highlights the importance of public support and engagement with emergency services personnel.

On the Marc Cox Morning Show, Tom Ackerman recaps Denny Hamlin’s win at the Enjoy Illinois 300 in St. Louis, his 59th NASCAR victory, and why drivers consider the track unique. He also breaks down Missouri’s 42-31 win over Kansas with standout performances from Bo Purla and Ahmad Hardy, lifting Mizzou to No. 25, and Illinois’ 45-19 victory over Duke, moving them to No. 9. NFL coverage includes the Chiefs’ loss in Brazil, the Bills’ 41-40 comeback over the Ravens, Aaron Rodgers’ 4-touchdown debut with the Jets, and anticipation for Bears vs. Vikings. Ackerman closes with commentary on fan behavior, excitement for fall sports, and postseason baseball buzz.

Marc Cox talks with Senator Nick Schroer about initiative petition reform, redistricting plans to reunite counties like Warren, and his push for a bill allowing self-protection on public transit. Schroer also highlights his endorsement from Andrew Bailey and his participation in the Missouri Freedom Caucus summit in Dallas.

Marc Cox and Dan Buck cover a packed show featuring the $400 million Powerball jackpot, Missouri Tigers’ football win, and Alabama’s loss to Ohio State. Steve Cotton joins to discuss student loan repayment and its impact on the economy. The hosts revisit the Dorian Johnson–Michael Brown controversy, rising crime in Chicago and St. Louis, and Missouri politics including redistricting and initiative petition reform. Minority Voices spotlights Peyton Jackson, a conservative Black congressional candidate critiquing DEI policies, and the show closes with lighter headlines and Buck Don’t Give A ____.

Marc Cox talks with Steve Cotton about the impact of student loan repayment on graduates and the economy. They discuss repayment challenges, rising education costs, alternatives like trade schools, and possible reforms such as income-driven payment plans and loan modifications.

In Hour 2, Marc Cox and Dan Buck kick off with a Powerball discussion, covering winning ticket details, lottery strategies, and financial planning advice for winners. They then revisit the Dorian Johnson and Ferguson controversy, discussing the Mike Brown shooting, social media reactions, free speech, and community tensions. Nicole Murray joins the show to provide market updates, highlighting business news and stock market trends. The hour closes with In Other News.