Election Day Push, Iran Rescue, and Tarris Reed Jr.’s Faith Story | Full Show

Marc Cox and Dan Buck take a deep dive into Election Day issues, urging listeners to pay attention to local races that directly impact taxes, schools, and community leadership. The conversation focuses heavily on property tax freeze and cap measures, fire and EMS sales tax proposals, and key school board elections across the region. Hans von Spakovsky joins the show to break down major Supreme Court cases, including the ongoing debate over birthright citizenship and a significant free speech ruling involving counseling laws. Matt Losse discusses his campaign for the Kirkwood School Board, emphasizing fiscal responsibility, parent rights, and concerns about union-backed candidate slates. Andrew Harding provides insight into a dramatic U.S. airman rescue in Iran, explaining the broader national security implications, tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, and what the operation signals to NATO allies and China. Dennis Ganahl outlines why he supports property tax limits and warns voters about what he describes as excessive local tax increases, particularly in fire and EMS districts. Tom Ackerman wraps up the show with a full sports breakdown, including the St. Louis Blues’ playoff push, the NCAA Championship matchup between Michigan and UConn, and the evolving NIL landscape in college athletics. He also shares early impressions of the Cardinals season, highlighting improved approach at the plate and the continued development of Jordan Walker. The show also highlights one of the most compelling stories in college basketball, as St. Louis native Tarris Reed Jr. emerges as a key player for UConn while openly sharing how his faith in Jesus Christ transformed his life and mindset on and off the court.