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On today's Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc welcomes the following guests:

Bevis Schock, Jim Carafano, Tommy Piggot, Tim Baker, and Ryan Wiggins.  With a check of Business with Nicole Murray, Scott on the Spot and In Other News with Ethan.

Topics for today:
Trump gets RNC nomination for President
Top Dem Aides say that Biden will be leaving the Democratic Ticket
A lawsuit against the City of St Louis over 'Universal Basic Income' 
And everything that happened at the RNC

Thanks for listening today and don't forget to check out 971fmtalk.com for all the latest news.

On today's Marc Cox Morning Show, Marc welcomes the following guests:
Bevis Schock, Jim Carafano, Tommy Piggot, Tim Baker, and Ryan Wiggins.  With a check of Business with Nicole Murray, Scott on the Spot and In Other News with Ethan.
Topics for today:
<ul>
<li>Trump gets RNC nomination for President</li>
<li>Top Dem Aides say that Biden will be leaving the Democratic Ticket</li>
<li>A lawsuit against the City of St Louis over 'Universal Basic Income' </li>
<li>And everything that happened at the RNC</li>
</ul>
Thanks for listening today and don't forget to check out <a href="http://www.971fmtalk.com">971fmtalk.com</a> for all the latest news.

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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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