Hour 2: AI Ads, Amendment 5 Doubts, and a Data Center Debate Sweeping St. Louis

Hour Two of The Marc Cox Morning Show keeps the momentum rolling — Marc and Kim dig deeper into the Amendment 5 fight, weighing conservative concerns against the promise of a booming, tax-free Missouri economy, while also calling out the left's abandonment of Israel and a New York socialist's push to cap landlord profits. The St. Louis Morning Brief covers early voting logistics, the Board of Aldermen's controversial move to let data centers skip green energy mandates, and a Manchester zoning fight over a historic schoolhouse redevelopment. Former State Senator John Lamping joins to praise the viral Jason Law AI ad, warn that Amendment 5 is trailing badly in the polls, and lay out how the legislature could cut income taxes without a public vote at all. The hour wraps with lighter fare in In Other News — a bison attack survivor, a Chicago anthem controversy, and Seattle's newest furry celebrity, Jimothy the raccoon. Hashtags: #MarcCoxMorningShow #AmendmentFive #MissouriPolitics #Election2025 #JohnLamping #StCharlesCounty #AIinPolitics #STLMorningBrief #DataCenters #EarlyVoting #IsraelSupport #SaveAmericaAct #InOtherNews #STLNews #ConservativeTalk Guest List (Hour 2): John Lamping — former Missouri State Senator, discussed the Jason Law AI campaign ad, Amendment 5's polling struggles, and legislative alternatives to eliminate the state income tax.