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In hour 4 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, 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.

In hour 4 of The Marc Cox Morning Show, 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.

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Marc Cox has been the host of “The Marc Cox Show” on FM Talk 97.1 since 2010. He is an Emmy award-winning veteran of Television News, with a career that covered 5 states, 4 TV stations, 3 radio stations, and 25 years. He spent 19 of those years at KMOV-TV, as an anchor, reporter, and producer, and covered some of the nation’s biggest stories.

LISTEN LIVE: Weekdays 5am - 9am on St. Louis' FM Talk 97.1
Marc Cox has been the host of &ldquo;The Marc Cox Show&rdquo; on FM Talk 97.1 since 2010. He is an Emmy award-winning veteran of Television News, with a career that covered 5 states, 4 TV stations, 3 radio stations, and 25 years. He spent 19 of those years at KMOV-TV, as an anchor, reporter, and producer, and covered some of the nation&rsquo;s biggest stories.

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