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Join Scott Jagow on the Voice of St. Louis as he engages in a political discussion with seasoned analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Together, they provide insightful commentary on the latest political developments, including gun control discussions in the aftermath of a parade shooting, legal challenges faced by former President Trump, and the global implications of Alexei Navalny's case. 

  Join Michael Kelley and John Hancock this week as they sit down with Joe Larue, a seasoned NFL referee who officiated the Super Bowl memorable for the lights going out during the Baltimore vs. San Francisco showdown. Delve into the thrilling moments, challenges, and insights from Joe's unique perspective on the gridiron.  

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Welcome to Total Information AM with Scott Jagow, where political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley join in for insightful discussions on the latest news and developments. In this episode, the trio explores Missouri Governor Parson's involvement in Operation Lone Star and the ongoing constitutional battle over border control. The hosts provide nuanced perspectives on the southern border crisis and its impact. The conversation then shifts to President Biden's decision not to deliver a Super Bowl speech, unraveling the potential political strategy behind this choice. Locally, the investigation surrounding Cory Bush's personal security funding takes center stage, with Wesley Bell emerging as a notable contender. 

 Scott Jagow hosts KMOX political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley for a detailed discussion on Missouri's recent proposal to reintroduce dueling in the Statehouse. The trio explores the potential implications, criticism, and seriousness of the proposal. Shifting gears, the conversation delves into polling insights for the 2024 presidential election, dissecting the preferences of Americans regarding candidate age and criminal history.

 Scott Jagow hosts a focused conversation with KMOX political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelly. The trio delves into Trump's strategy in the New Hampshire primary, exploring the unique dynamics and GOP priorities. The discussion also addresses challenges within the Missouri legislature, highlighting Republican divisions and their potential impact on legislative productivity.

Join John Hancock and Michael Kelley at on a Sunday morning as they delve into the latest political developments in St. Louis. The Board of Aldermen's resolution on the Middle East sparks discussion, followed by insights on the controversy surrounding drone surveillance. Scott also share their expectations for the upcoming Iowa caucuses and reflect on the significance of Martin Luther King Day.

Join Scott Jagow as he moderates a dynamic discussion with political experts John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Delve into the week's top political highlights, covering border policy debates, impeachment trends, Missouri's AG race, and predictions for the upcoming presidential election. Gain concise insights and comprehensive analysis from seasoned political analysts on the most critical issues shaping the political landscape.

Join Scott Jagow as he engages in a lively discussion with John Hancock and Michael Kelley on notable events from the past week. The segment begins by honoring the legacy of Sandra Day O'Connor, delving into her pivotal role as a swing vote on the Supreme Court, notably addressing women's perspectives on crucial issues such as healthcare and abortion rights. The conversation shifts to Henry Kissinger's profound influence on US foreign policy, highlighting his contributions to US-Soviet relations and the historic opening of China. 

Tune in to the Sunday morning political discussion featuring John Hancock and Michael Kelley. Today's conversation touches upon Gavin Newsom and Ron DeSantis' upcoming debate, signaling potential shifts within parties during the primary season. The debate around Nikki Haley's candidacy for president ignites contrasting viewpoints, highlighting prospects and obstacles ahead.

The dialogue extends to the Speaker of the House situation, Mike Johnson's leadership, and his efforts to navigate through bipartisan governance challenges. Additionally, a release of 44,000 hours of January 6 footage prompts reflection on the aftermath and perceptions surrounding the events.

Join us for insightful political discourse with John Hancock and Michael Kelley on Total Information AM Sunday, exclusively on KMOX, the voice of St. Louis.

In this political analysis segment with Michael Kelley and John Hancock, the discussion covers the approaching government shutdown deadline, challenges with passing aid to Israel and Ukraine, and the implications of a negative credit rating outlook from Moody's for the United States. The analysts share divergent views on the current political landscape, highlighting the need for compromise and addressing spending issues. The conversation also touches on the new House Speaker, Mike Johnson, and the potential impact of his leadership. Lastly, the analysts weigh in on Donald Trump's promise of mass deportations if reelected, contrasting it with President Biden's stance on recent events in major cities. Tune in to KMOX 1120 for a comprehensive overview of current political developments.

Stacy Schiff's biography of Samuel Adams, The Revolutionary:  Samuel Adams 
is a milestone in Revolutionary-era biographies, and introduces a complex and engaging political character--his main focus was liberty, and he learned how to shape a revolutionary movement to secure it.  Pulitzer-prize winning biographer Stacy Schiff--born in the town of Adams, Massachusetts  tells us about the Samuel Adams we thought we knew, and the one we should know. 

Join political analysts John Hancock and Michael Kelley as they engage in a comprehensive discussion with host Scott Jagow. In this episode, they explore the sudden Middle East crisis, highlighting the coordination with Iran and Russia. The conversation also delves into the challenges facing the American government, the House speakership, and the looming government shutdown. Additionally, they weigh in on the allocation of $250 million from the Rams settlement in St. Louis. Don't miss this insightful analysis of current political affairs.

Join host Scott Jagow for a candid discussion on the latest in politics and current events this Sunday morning on the Voice of St. Louis, KMOX. In this episode, Scott is joined by Michael Kelley and John Hancock as they delve into various topics, including President Trump's preference for a female running mate, the fiscal chaos in Congress, and the ongoing UAW strike. Explore how these issues may impact the upcoming presidential election and the state of the nation.

In this segment of Total Information AM on KMOX, John Hancock and Michael Kelly engage in discussions on various topics. They share their thoughts on UFOs, with John expressing skepticism about alien presence on Earth and Michael aligning with him. The conversation shifts to neighborhood security, where they commend the use of surveillance cameras in the St. Louis Hills neighborhood to catch a child sex predator. They also discuss the possibility of using similar technology city-wide. The hosts then contemplate the idea of age limits for government officials, with differing opinions on whether it's necessary or feasible.

The Massachusetts Archives were created after the Revolution to organize and preserve the public records of Massachusetts.  We talk with Michael Comeau, Executive Director of the Massachusetts Archives,  and John Hannigan, the Curator, about the millions of documents and artifacts which reveal the entire history of the Commonwealth, from 1629 to the present.  Muster rolls, inventories, letters from George Washington and Alexander Hamilton, invoices from Paul Revere, trophies from the Battle of Bennington, which historians can use to tell a fuller history of the Revolution and the years before and since. We also discuss the Commonwealth Museum  and its Treasures Gallery, where you can see the 1629 and 1682 charters, a printing of the Declaration of Independence, the Massachusetts Constitution of 1780, and an original copy of the Bill of Rights--along with Paul Revere's copper plate from which he printed his "Boston Massacre" image. All free! 

Hear real-life experiences and get an “inside the company” look at the regulatory examination of principles-based reserve valuations for life insurers. PBR is a new method of determining U.S. statutory reserves in life insurance that better quantifies product risks. Milliman’s Karen Rudolph sits down with Catherine Murphy from John Hancock and Sarah Theis from WoodmenLife, qualified actuaries who will share firsthand experiences around the regulatory review of PBR valuations within their respective companies.
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Dr. Dan talks with Don Hendrix about the history of the American Revolutionary Era. Hendrix is an avid student and reader of American history for the past 55 years.  Don does not claim to be a historian, but he is a good friend, a great storyteller, and a passionate American patriot.   

E133: Don Hendrix - Courage and Consequence (Part 1 of 2)