Brent Martin, Bob Priddy, Steve Walsh talk with Darin Jobe about the 2010 sessions of the Missouri General Assembly. Money –that we don’t have– will drive the agenda in 2010. They also discuss ethics reform and one of the high profile scandals from last summer.
Dog fighting ring busted up, fate of the dogs unknown in St. Louis
Join me, Bob, Steve, and Jessica as we talk about some the biggest stories in Missouri over the last week: the break up of the largest dog-fighting ring in American history, with hundreds of dogs being held in St. Louis, the $1 Billion dollars C.A.R.S. federal program and it’s impact on Missouri auto dealers, as well as high levels of e. Coli bacteria at the Lake of the Ozarks.
POTUS visits on his 100th day and lawmakers have just a couple weeks to finish some big projects
Covering the Vice President’s visit
Rep. Skelton’s Iraq stance, oil’s presedential role, and Inbev
Representative Ike Skelton spoke with the Missourinet concerning his views on the Iraq war and where he thinks the real terrorist threats are, while McCain and Obama agree and disagree on several oil related topics. Steve, Brent, and Darin discuss these topics, as well as the unavoidable Inbev bid for AB.








