In Hour 1 of the Marc Cox Morning Show, the looming REAL ID deadline is front and center as travelers rush to update their identification. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visits President Trump to discuss trade and partnership. Marc covers California’s $20 fast food minimum wage and the rise of automation—including a burger robot that flips out 130 burgers an hour. Plus, a Missouri gun rights bill remains in limbo, tensions between India and Pakistan grow, and Y98's Alex Rich prepares to sing the national anthem at an STL City SC game. Hour 2 shifts to lighter fare with talk of yard work and robot rights, followed by business updates from Nichole Murray on Disney earnings, a measles case at the St. Louis Aquarium, and rising airport parking costs. “In Other News” wraps with Krispy Kreme giveaways, an NFL lawsuit, and an Amazon boycott. In Hour 3, Genevieve Wood of the Heritage Foundation breaks down Trump’s media strategy, sanctuary city debates, and conservative concerns over school policies. John Pudner offers insight into the U.S.-Canada meeting’s trade implications, and "Kim on a Whim" dives into media panic over the Missouri measles outbreak. In Hour 4, Jeff Monosso explains the REAL ID requirements and potential travel hurdles, especially in states like California and Illinois. Charles Payne analyzes U.S.-Canada economic relations, China’s shaky economic signals, the trade deficit, and the student loan forgiveness debate. The show closes with a deep discussion on the papal conclave, where 133 cardinals gather in Rome to elect a new pope, amid polling that reveals sharp divides in Catholic views on modern reforms.