Mundo in the Morning - KCMO Talk Radio 95.7FM & 710 AM

In this episode, host Mundo dives into the latest news in Kansas City and around the world. He discusses President Trump's arrival in Davos, Switzerland for the World Economic Forum, and the buzz surrounding the World Cup coming to the city. Pete also touches on the controversy surrounding the Chiefs deal and the potential implications for Kansas taxpayers. Additionally, he previews a meeting between Republican Caucus members in Kansas, where concerns are growing about the Chiefs deal. The episode wraps up with a discussion on a local news story involving a shooting in the Northland and the potential use of the stand your ground law in the defense.

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In this clip of Mundo in the Morning, Brenda Talent, CEO of the Show Me Institute, joins the conversation about Missouri's State of the State address. Governor Keio's speech highlighted several key initiatives, including the A-F school accountability grading system and plans to eliminate the state income tax. Brenda shares her thoughts on these proposals and the challenges that come with them, including the state's rapidly growing budget and the need for performance-based evaluations. She also discusses the importance of scrutinizing government programs, like the childcare tax credit, to ensure they're operating effectively.

In this clip, we're joined by Matthew Merriman, attorney for Jeffrey King, who's facing charges in a high-profile shooting case in the Northland. Matthew shares his perspective on the case, discussing the role of Missouri's stand your ground law and the importance of self-defense. He also delves into the details of the incident, including the confrontation between King and the victim, Chris Wells. With a strong defense strategy in place, Matthew explains how his firm will navigate the case and protect his client's constitutional rights. This conversation offers a unique insight into the complexities of the law and the defense's approach.

In this clip, Luke Dorris, KCTV 5's chief meteorologist, joins us to discuss the historic winter storm heading our way. Luke breaks down the rare and powerful system, which will bring a mix of snow and ice to the region. He explains how the storm's massive size, from the Gulf of Mexico to the Great Lakes, will lead to a prolonged and persistent snowfall. Luke shares his best guess for Kansas City's snowfall, ranging from one to eight inches, with three to five inches being the most likely scenario.

In this clip of Mundo in the Morning, Jon Anthony asks Mundo about the potential benefits and pitfalls of hosting World Cup teams in Kansas City. He shares his thoughts on the economic impact, from the potential influx of fans and revenue to the need for local leaders to temper their expectations. The guys also poke fun at a hypothetical scenario where England and Argentina set up base camps in the city, highlighting the importance of being realistic about the benefits and drawbacks of such a situation.

In this clip of Mundo in the Morning, Mundo discusses the latest news and updates from around Kansas City. He touches on the upcoming World Cup, with top teams like Argentina, England, and the Netherlands set to train in the area. Mondo also shares his thoughts on the Independence City Council's decision to ban public marijuana smoking, and the potential impact on the community. Additionally, he covers the latest news on the President's visit to the World Economic Forum and congratulates J.D. Vance and his wife Usha on their upcoming baby. The episode wraps up with sports updates and a congratulations to Carlos Beltran on his Hall of Fame induction.

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In this clip, we're diving into a viral controversy surrounding Jeff Freeman, a high school basketball official who's gone viral for his dramatic fall after being brushed by a player. The incident has sparked a heated debate about officiating, sportsmanship, and the importance of accountability. We'll explore the details of the incident, the official's response, and the reaction from the Kansas State High School Association. You'll hear from experts and get a behind-the-scenes look at the world of high school sports. It's a story that's got everyone talking – and it's not just about the game.

Bizarre Protestors Now Singing and Don Lemon Blames... White Privilege?! | Mundo Clip 1-20-26

In this clip, Dave Trabert from the Kansas Policy Institute joins Pete to discuss a recent development in the Kansas City Chiefs deal. They dive into Governor Laura Kelly's executive order, which prohibits state-level economic development programs from incentivizing businesses moving jobs across state lines. However, it appears the governor's office may have violated this order in the Chiefs deal. Dave shares his take on the situation and the potential implications for the state. They also discuss the economic data and the impact of the deal on the region.

In this interview, we're discussing the proposed permanent move to daylight saving time. Joining us is Jay, a standard time historian and advocate for the Save Standard Time organization. He shares his concerns about the potential effects of permanent DST on our health, safety, and economy. We dive into the history of DST, the challenges of polling on the topic, and the lobbying efforts in DC. Jay also makes a compelling case for why standard time is the way to go, citing the benefits of a consistent schedule and the negative impacts of permanent DST on our daily lives.

In this clip from Mundo in the Morning, Taylor Riggs from the Fox Business Network joins the show to discuss the latest market trends and news from Davos. They dive into the impact of tariffs on the economy and how it's affecting businesses and consumers. Taylor shares her insights on the uncertainty surrounding the tariffs and how it's causing market volatility. They also discuss the upcoming economic data releases and the potential Supreme Court ruling on the use of tariffs. With Taylor's expertise, they break down the big picture and what it means for the markets and the US economy.

We're diving into the latest news and updates from the world of sports and politics. President Trump is heading to Davos, where he'll be meeting with world leaders and discussing his plans for Greenland. Meanwhile, the Indiana Hoosiers are celebrating their first-ever national championship in football, with Heisman winner Fernando Mendoza leading the charge. We're also discussing the drama surrounding ice facilities in Kansas City, Missouri, and the potential for a 7,500-person detention center. Plus, we're talking about the health scare involving KU coach Bill Self and a viral moment from a high school basketball game.

On this clip of Mundo in the Morning, it's Tirade Tuesday, where listeners share their thoughts on the issues that matter. Barb from Lawrence suggests using a garden hose to deal with protesters, and John chimes in with a pulsating jet stream idea. Walter from Spring Hill expresses frustration with "woke" protesters and their demands, comparing them to communist countries. Other callers share their tirades, including Alex and Linwood, who want more engaging commercials, and Mark, who questions Ilhan Omar's wealth and accuses politicians of insider trading. The conversation is lively and thought-provoking, with callers sharing their opinions on current events.

ICE Protests... IN CHURCH?! Plus, Kansas Schools Get National Attention for the Wrong Reasons | 1-19-26

Kansas Still Isn't Sharing Details of Chiefs Deal: Do They Not Have Them?! | Mundo Clip 1-19-26

Midterms May Be Rough, But Dems Long-term Outlook is Bleak | Mundo Clip 1-19-26

Mark Alford, Missouri U.S. Congressman, In Studio Discussing Potential I.C.E. Facility in Cass County | 1-19-26

Elizabeth Patton, Americans For Prosperity in Kansas | 1-19-26

The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly | 1-19-26

Six at Six, The Top Six Stories For January 19th | 1-19-26

Susan Engel, St. Michael's Veterans Center | 1-19-26

KC Tries to Stop ICE Detention Center, Plus Northland's Latest Tragic Information | 1-16-26

Key Kansas Lawmaker Blows Smoke Over Chiefs Deal | Mundo Clip 1-16-26

Mundo x KK Crossover | 1-16-26

Phil Levota, Jackson County Executive,  On Lawsuit | 1-16-25

Buy, Sell, Hold: ICE Detention Centers in KC, MAHA Movement Pushing Whole Milk, Mark's NFL Parlay | 1-16-26

Katie Pavlich joins the show to talk about her new prime time show coming to NewsNation next week!

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Dayton Moore, Texas Rangers Senior Advisor of Baseball Operations and Former Royals General Manager, In Studio Feature Friday Guest | 1-16-26

KMBZ did WHAT?! Plus World Cup Boycotts?! | 1-15-26

Mundo Verizon Outage Travel Disaster on Wednesday | Mundo Clip 1-15-26

Philip Sarnecki, Kansas Gubernatorial Candidate | 1-15-26

Ask Mundo Anything | 1-15-26

Catherine Hanaway, Missouri Attorney General, Visiting Kansas City | 1-15-26

Matt Shatto, Shatto Milk Company and Betty Raes Ice Cream Owner, On Drama With 1587 Prime | 1-15-26

Quinton Lucas, KCMO Mayor, On I.C.E. in KC and More | 1-15-26

Six at Six, The Top Six Stories For January 15th | 1-15-26

State of States in Kansas and Missouri with BIG Questions, Plus Northland Tragedy Needs More Attention | 1-14-26

Emanuel Cleaver's Hypocrisy on Display Over Possible ICE Facility in Kansas City | Mundo Clip 1-14-26

Scott Faughn, Missouri Times, On  All Things Missouri | 1-14-26

What If Wednesday: Credit Card Rate Caps, Neighborhood Nuisances, and the Royals Outfield Wall | 1-14-26

Patrick Touhey, Show-Me Institute, On Missouri Crime and More | 1-14-26

Dr. Roger Marshall, Kansas U.S Senator, On Credit Card Bill | 1-14-26

Six at Six, The Top Six Stories For January 14th | 1-14-26

Local Proposals to Unmask ICE in KC, Laura Kelly is Sneaky & More | 1-13-26

Credit Card Interest Caps: Liz Warren is On Board, It's Bad | Mundo Clip 1-13-26