Hancock and Kelley

CBS Military Analyst Col Jeff McCausland with John and Michael. What should the world expect from Donald Trump.

Hancock and Kelley full show for November 8, 2024. Presidential election recap; how do Democrats recover; Italy, the trip of a lifetime; Dave Glover; CBS Military Analyst Jeff McCausland;

On the final Friday before the election Hancock and Kelley begin asking if bats are considered birds, and drinking medicine straight from bottle. In the political segment they make their predictions from president to Missouri gambling. In the full hour the Hancock house has crime on Halloween night. Missouri Senate debate between Josh Hawley and Lucas Kunce. Hacnock and Kelley discuss the World Series and the Cardinals starting the rebuild. Finally, Camille Brooks, Director of Programming and Events, Gateway Arch Park Foundation joins the show to talk about the 9th annual Winterfest at Kiener Plaza.

Camille Brooks, Director of Programming and Events, Gateway Arch Park Foundation joins the show to talk about the 9th annual Winterfest at Kiener Plaza.

On the final Friday before election day. John Hancock and Michael Kelley make their predictions from president to gambling in Missouri.

Hancock and Kelley discuss final days of election season. The Texas Senate race; Halloween Costumes; Lobster; the World Series

CBS Reporter Chris Fox joins John and Michael looking at the Texas Senate race.

On this Friday John Hancock and Michael Kelley begin by talking about sports analogies not always making sense. They have predictions during the political segment and different topics that are on the ballot in Missouri. CBS Military analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show to talk about the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and what it means going forward. Dan Milligan, Author of “Homer G. Phillips” to talk about his book and the life of Homer G. Phillips.

Dan Milligan, Author of “Homer G. Phillips” to talk about his book and the life of Homer G. Phillips.

CBS Military analyst Jeff McCausland joins the show to talk about the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and what it means going forward.

On this Friday Hancock and Kelley discuss soap on a rope and olive oil. In the political segment they talk about early voting and Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker speaking at Josh Hawley event. Mental health and available beds. Kelley thinks that taking a picture of northern lights is cheating. Finally, MLB postseason.

In the Hancock and Kelley political segment, they discuss early voting, hurricane disaster and how Harris and Trump reaction might depend on election. Chiefs Kicker Harrison Butker speaks at Josh Hawley event and more.

Previewing Presidential election & discussing a recent Supreme Court with wide-ranging impacts.

KMOX Legal Analyst Brad Young joins John and Michael discussing the importance of the Supreme Court case that addressed the Chevron decision.

Hancock and Kelley, September 27, 2025. Michael's covid battle; the upcoming VP debate; character in politics; failure of St Louis City; and Ghost Army at the Soldier's Memorial.

Mark Sundlov, Director of the Soldier's Memorial in downtown St Louis, joins Hancock and Kelley previewing the new exhibit, "Ghost Army: The Combat Con Artists of World War II'. The exhibit is open Wednesday- Sunday, 10am-5pm.

Hancock and Kelley discuss the Harrris/Trump debate; local and regional politics; and Col Jeff McCausland joins to discuss an attack from Israel on Syrian facility.

CBS Military analyst Col Jeff McCausland joins Hancock and Kelley following a successful raid on an a Syrian missile facility by the Israeli military.  He says they planned this for months, clearly 'not on the back of an envelope.'

Hancock and Kelley discuss ballot measures coming up for a vote in November in Missouri.  Plus a live update from Dave Malkoff from CBS live in Georgia covering the school shooting, Taylor Swift and the NFL, Trump tariff proposals  and how much are airline points actually worth?

CBS correspondent Dave Malkoff joins John and Michael from Georgia where he's covering the aftermath of the Apalachee High School shooting this week.