
World Cup KC, Schmitt Busts Mo Schools, Biden Market Crash, Potential Terrorists Caught
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It should become official, according to reports, that KC is getting World Cup Soccer matches at Arrowhead in 2026. Yes, Kansas City earned it. But that's only half the story. Other, bigger cities pulled out because the governing board, FIFA, is so demanding and corrupt. Here's today's question. Should we have played this game or would you rather rally up for the NBA, NHL or PGA Tour to be here?
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt just continues to do great things for Missourians. Schmitt started the "Students First Portal" allowing parents to submit to his office shameful things happening in schools. The latest is called the Privilege Walk and when you hear what they are doing to kids, your jaw is about to drop.
The stock market tanks again and we are now in negative territory since Joe Biden became president. Poof, gone... the entire Trump bump he inherited has vanished. How low will it go?
And authorities in Blue Springs and Kansas City have arrested a suspected mass shooter and bomber. Is this a new situation that keeps popping up or were these events that used to be quiet and fairly routine?
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