In hour 1 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc discusses Wesley Bell defeating Cori Bush in Missouri's congressional primary and her concession speech which turned into a "complete meltdown". Kim then hosts, "Kim on a Whim" where they discuss "fake restaurants". How do people know about authenticity at restaurants? They then discuss Rapper Nelly being arrested in Maryland Heights for ecstasy possession and not having insurance. In hour 2, Marc starts off the hour with "The Short List". He is then joined by Brent Buchanan, a Political Analyst, GOP Pollster, and the President & Founder of Cygnal. They discuss Cori Bush's defeat and comments following her loss against Wesley Bell. He is then joined by KMOX Sports Director Tom Ackerman who discuss the Cardinals recent play as well as some of the most exciting moments from the Olympics. Kim hosts, "In Other News" to wrap up the hour. In hour 3, Marc starts off the hour with "The Short List". He is then joined by Jim Talent, a former U.S. Senator and Chairman of the Reagan Institute's National Leadership Council. Talent discusses Cori Bush's antics following her loss to Wesley Bell, whether or not Tim Walz was Kamala Harris' first choice for Vice President, and more. He is later joined by William Trachman from The Mountain Legal Foundation. He discusses what a Kamala Harris Administration would mean for higher education in the United States. Trachman was formerly the Assistant Secretary for Civil Rights in the Dept. of Education during the Trump administration and has serious concerns about the negative impact that Kamala Harris' agenda would have on higher education policy. They wrap up the hour with "Kim on a Whim Too". In hour 4, Marc starts off the hour with "The Short List". Marc is then joined by Lauren Green from the NY Bureau My Faith Votes, a non-partisan ministry, who has launched a campaign to encourage Evangelical Christians to "Think Biblically" when heading to the polls, after their internal polling showed many Christians, in fact the majority, don't hold a biblical worldview. He is later joined by joined by Griff Jenkins, a Washington-based correspondent for FOX News Channel. Jenkins discusses the biggest differences between the approaches for both presidential campaigns.