A conversation between John Quincy Adams and John C. Calhoun during the War of 1812 marked the beginning of a rift between the two men, with Adams becoming a prominent anti-slavery politician and Calhoun advocating for the expansion of slavery, leading to a profound insight for Adams that slavery corrupts the master as well as the slave. [... more]

Dana recaps the White House meeting between Trump and European leaders including the best-and-worst moments Do some Conservatives think Putin WON this negotiation Russia agreed to the US and Europe providing security assurances for Ukraine for the first time Why did Pam Bondi tap Missouri AG Andrew Bailey as an additional FBI Co-Deputy Director alongside Dan Bongino Colorado's Secretary of State Jena Griswold claims Trump is obviously taking cues about democracy from a dictator like Putin because he wants to BAN mail-in voting Could Republicans take advantage of mail-in voting Gavin Newsom's press office has been embarrassingly tweeting ridiculous things [... more]

Richard Larimore's hobby is the world's largest small electrical appliance museum in Diamond, Missouri, where he showcases a vast collection of unique and rare appliances, including toasters, coffee pots, and waffle irons, each with its own story and history. [... more]

Buck O'Neill's remarkable story of resilience and selflessness is a testament to his character, as he handled his disappointment at not being inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame with grace and dignity, instead choosing to celebrate the induction of 17 other Negro League greats. [... more]

Golf With Jay Delsing features Tom Fisher global product line director for woods and irons from Titleist Also the show is on location from M and M Golf Cars in Mexico Missouri The show continues to focus on the latest news and notes from throughout the PGA Tour See Privacy Policy at https art com privacy and California Privacy Notice at https art com privacy do-not-sell-my-info [... more]

A civil rights lawyer and his team took on the city of St. Louis over its red light camera program, arguing it was an abuse of power and a form of taxation by citation. They won their case at the Missouri Supreme Court, forcing the city to re-examine its laws and rewrite them to prevent similar abuses. The case highlights the importance of upholding the rule of law and protecting citizens' rights. [... more]

The city of Joplin, Missouri was devastated by the costliest tornado in American history on May 22, 2011. The tornado left 162 lives lost and thousands injured, but the community came together to rebuild and recover. Jeremiah Cook, a meteorologist who was on duty during the storm, shares his personal story of the tornado and the recovery efforts that followed. [... more]

Hannibal, Missouri, a small town on the Mississippi River, was a gateway to the Wild West and the place where Mark Twain, the father of American literature, grew up. Twain's experiences in the town, including his exposure to racism and slavery, influenced his writing, particularly in Huckleberry Finn. [... more]

The NFL is considering rule changes, including overtime rules, which has sparked debate among fans and coaches. Meanwhile, college football is dealing with the NIL portal, which has created controversy and challenges for programs like the University of Missouri. Coach Eli Drinkwitz joins the show to discuss the NIL portal and how it affects recruiting and player development. [... more]

Florida Man's antics with methamphetamine continue to shock, while Jasmine Crockett's attempts to portray herself as a representative of the underprivileged are called out for being inauthentic. Meanwhile, a disabled woman's Tesla is vandalized, and the left's hypocrisy is exposed as they mock her for eating at Olive Garden. [... more]

The Atlantic releases more messages from the Signal group chat with Intelligence officials in which their editor-in-chief was included Dana reacts to Rep Jasmine Crockett's attack against Gov Greg Abbott's disability and exposes her history of fake ghetto pandering as she came from a rich affluent neighborhood in Missouri April th will be the so-called National Day of Action ' where liberal activists are gearing up to unleash chaos under the guise of protest' with the slogan Hands Off A disabled woman had her Tesla vandalized at an Olive Garden The Supreme Court upholds a Biden Admin rule requiring serial [... more]

The construction of the US Interstate Highway System is often attributed to President Dwight D. Eisenhower, but the true story is more complex. Charles Zug, an assistant professor of constitutional democracy and political science, reveals the real history behind the system's development, including the role of user taxes and the Highway Trust Fund. [... more]

Day Live from SHOT Show in Las Vegas Trump speaks at the World Economic Forum Trump eliminates DEI position in the Federal Government UFC Hall of Famer Ken Shamrock joins us live to chat about the new Administration men in women's sports the state of MMA and more Dana explains how she feels the adults are back in charge during the first week of the Trump Administration Dana shares the story of how she almost brought home a wild coyote thinking it was a stray dog Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey joins us on Missouri's Second Amendment Preservation Act and [... more]

Harry Truman's life was marked by remarkable transformation from a humble beginnings as a farmer and haberdasher to becoming the 33rd President of the United States. He played a crucial role in shaping the world in the post-World War era, making key decisions such as dropping the atomic bomb and implementing the Marshall Plan. Truman's presidency was also notable for his commitment to civil rights, including desegregating the military and the federal workforce. [... more]

The podcast discusses the upcoming election, with a focus on Kamala Harris's declining poll numbers and the potential implications for the Democratic Party. The hosts also touch on issues such as immigration, human trafficking, and media bias, highlighting the need for transparency and accountability in the media. Additionally, the podcast features an interview with Sheriff Bill Weyburn, who discusses the challenges of dealing with human trafficking and immigration in his county. [... more]

A Florida man was jailed for hitting someone with spaghetti, while another Florida man tried to cut off a karate teacher's toes for concert tickets. Meanwhile, a Democrat challenging a Republican incumbent in Missouri shared photos of himself shooting a reporter at a campaign event, sparking outrage. Barack Obama's appearance with Eminem in Detroit was also criticized, with Obama referencing Eminem's song lyrics in a cringeworthy moment. Additionally, a Reuters poll showed Kamala Harris struggling with young voters and men. [... more]

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis discusses the state's proposed amendments, including Amendment 3, which would create a cannabis cartel, and Amendment 4, which would expand abortion rights. DeSantis also talks about the dangers of ranked choice voting and the importance of protecting parental rights. Meanwhile, Kamala Harris and other Democrats are trying to link Trump to Hitler, but their efforts are seen as desperate and ridiculous. [... more]

In 1961, the residents of McDonald County in Missouri, feeling overlooked and underrepresented, decided to secede from the state and form their own territory, with a unique system of governance and a sense of community pride. [... more]

A discussion on the execution of Marcellus Williams, a convicted felon who was put to death for the murder of Felicia Gale, and the controversy surrounding restorative justice and the death penalty. Additionally, topics such as gun control, social media, and education are touched upon. [... more]

The discussion revolves around Kamala Harris's stance on reproductive freedom and the potential elimination of the filibuster, as well as the controversy surrounding Marcellus Williams's execution in Missouri. The conversation also touches on the Iran situation, the 2024 election, and the importance of free speech and government regulation. [... more]

A school shooting in Georgia has left multiple people injured and four fatalities, with the suspect in custody. The incident has sparked a heated debate about gun-free zones and parental rights. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the situation, with some accusing them of politicizing the tragedy. In other news, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey is fighting against the Biden administration's student loan forgiveness plan, which he claims is unconstitutional and will saddle working-class Americans with Ivy League debt. [... more]

Two civil rights lawyers in St. Louis took on the city's red light camera program, arguing it was an abuse of power and a form of taxation by citation. Their case went all the way to the Missouri Supreme Court, resulting in a win for the plaintiffs and a re-examination of the program's legitimacy. [... more]

A group of blue-collar workers embark on a modern-day treasure hunt to uncover the Steamboat Arabia, a sunken steamboat in a Missouri farm field. The story of their adventure and the incredible history they uncovered is a testament to the rich American heritage and the power of perseverance. [... more]

The US Supreme Court orders New York to answer a lawsuit about its election interference, while Missouri's Attorney General accuses New York of illegally scheming to jail President Donald Trump. Meanwhile, a discussion on the pre-tribulation rapture and its significance in the Bible, with a focus on the King James Version and the importance of understanding the timing of Jesus' return. [... more]

Buck O'Neill, a Negro Leagues Baseball Museum president, shares a story about his friend who was inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame 15 years after initially being rejected, showcasing a remarkable display of strength and character in the face of disappointment. [... more]

The Missouri Tigers football team is gearing up for the 2024 season under head coach Eli Drinkwitz, who discusses his team's strengths and challenges, including a deep wide receiver room and a new offense. Meanwhile, in the world of golf, the British Open is underway at Royal Trune, with favorites Scotty Scheffler and Rory McIlroy facing stiff competition from other top players, including Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau. The ongoing saga of sports washing and the merger between Live Golf and the PGA Tour is also a topic of discussion. [... more]

The Democrat Party is in disarray as Joe Biden's presidential campaign faces mounting pressure and criticism. Kamala Harris is being considered as a potential replacement, but her unpopularity and lack of likability make her a questionable choice. Meanwhile, Donald Trump remains silent, letting the Democrats self-destruct. The White House is trying to push back on the pressure to leave the race, but it may be too late. The presidential election is heating up, and the stakes are high. [... more]

Richard Larimore's world's largest small electrical appliance museum in Diamond, Missouri, showcases a vast collection of rare and unique electric appliances, including toasters, coffee pots, and waffle irons, that he has spent his life collecting and preserving. [... more]

The Supreme Court's decision in the Murphy v. Missouri case has sparked controversy, with some arguing that it allows for government censorship and undermines free speech. Meanwhile, concerns about the national debt and economy continue to grow, with some experts warning of the dangers of inflation and debt. Others are turning to gold and silver as a hedge against economic uncertainty, while also advocating for fiscal responsibility and reduced taxes. [... more]

The Surgeon General issues an advisory on firearm violence, calling it a public health crisis. Democrats are desperate to regulate firearms and use this as an election-year issue. Meanwhile, the Biden administration's student loan debt plan is facing legal challenges, and the national debt is topping $35 trillion. [... more]

Hunter Biden's guilty verdict on charges of lying on a federal firearms form has sparked debate about gun control and the Second Amendment. Joe Biden's involvement in the case and his stance on gun laws have been called into question, with some accusing him of hypocrisy. The case has also raised concerns about the justice system and the treatment of those who break the law, particularly when it comes to the wealthy and powerful. [... more]

The Biden administration is facing criticism for its handling of the border crisis, with President Biden announcing a new executive order aimed at addressing the issue. Meanwhile, Hunter Biden's trial is underway, and his wife's behavior in court has sparked controversy. In other news, a Florida man has been arrested for causing a disturbance at a Waffle House, and the Maldives has banned Israelis from visiting the island nation due to Sharia law. Additionally, the US is facing a fentanyl crisis, and human trafficking is on the rise. [... more]

The 2011 Joplin tornado left a devastating scar on the city, but the community came together to rebuild and recover. Meteorologist Jeremiah Cook and reporter Gretchen Bolander share their personal stories of survival and the remarkable efforts of the people of Joplin to overcome the disaster and emerge stronger than ever. [... more]

Joe Biden's speech at the NAACP, the importance of black history and American history, the World Health Organization's push for a global treaty to prevent pandemics, Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey's defense of Harrison Butker's free speech, the controversy surrounding Amazon's algorithms and book recommendations, the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act and Infrastructure Act, the debate over the Affordable Care Act, NBC's Queer Animals documentary, the history of Israel and Palestine, and the weirdness surrounding David DePape's sentencing and New York City's Mayor Eric Adams' stance on American meat and dairy products. [... more]

The presidential debate is set to take place on June 27th, with Joe Biden and Donald Trump facing off on CNN. Meanwhile, the Biden administration is considering reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug, which has sparked controversy. Additionally, the FBI has issued a warning about foreign terrorist groups targeting events during Pride Month, and the case of Dexter Taylor, who was sentenced to 10 years in prison for exercising his Second Amendment rights, has raised concerns about the government's treatment of gun owners. [... more]

The host discusses the upcoming presidential debate, critical race theory in schools, and the Biden administration's policies on immigration and healthcare. She also talks about menopause and the government's role in it, and expresses her conservative views on education and politics. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including Israel's humanitarian assistance, Gaza, Hamas, war crimes, World War II, unconditional surrender, the cost of war, terrorism, abortion, immigration reform, visibility days, brisket, a police shootout, investigative practices, forensics, gifted programs, academic racism, Tesla sales, EV sales, electric vehicles, inflation, high interest rates, and the internal combustion engine. [... more]

- Hour Rich reacts to Washington Huskies QB Michael Penix Jr's Pro Day and NFL Draft stock and weighs in on Draymond Green's latest ejection after barking at the refs just minutes into the game Missouri DE Darius Robinson joins Rich in-studio to discuss his preparations for the upcoming NFL Draft and more Rich breaks down the NCAA Tournament's top Sweet matchups and comments on the double standard facing Caitlin Clark for taking heat for her fiery on-court demeanor Please check out other RES productions Overreaction Monday http apple co overreactionmonday What the Football with Suzy Shuster and Amy Trask [... more]

The Biden administration's budget plan includes significant tax increases and debt accumulation, while also addressing immigration and border security issues. However, critics argue that the plan does not effectively address the root causes of these problems and instead focuses on processing and releasing individuals who enter the country illegally. Meanwhile, Democrats are struggling to connect with minority voters, who are increasingly disillusioned with the party's policies and lack of action on key issues. The debate over police defunding and social security privatization continues to rage, with some arguing that these policies are necessary to address the country's fiscal and social challenges. Additionally, the conflict in Gaza and the Middle East continues to escalate, with Hamas demanding a ceasefire in exchange for the release of hostages. The issue of sanctuary cities and the treatment of immigrants also remains a contentious topic, with some arguing that these policies are necessary to protect the rights of immigrants and others arguing that they are a threat to national security. [... more]

The Missouri Compromise of 1820 was a temporary solution to the issue of slavery in the United States, but it did not address the underlying problem. Thomas Jefferson expressed his concerns about the compromise in a letter to John Holmes, fearing that it would lead to the downfall of the union. The debate over slavery continued to rage on, with many Americans struggling to reconcile their moral and economic interests. [... more]