In this engaging three-hour show, the discussion kicks off with a dive into former President Trump's chief of staff John Kelly's critical remarks about Trump and the misuse of public funds by former St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner. The life and legacy of baseball legend Fernando Valenzuela are reflected upon, along with the importance of early voting in Missouri amid reports of long lines. Alex Oliver joins to share a vision for revitalizing Washington Avenue through property renovations and new retail.

The second hour shifts to the geopolitical landscape, featuring Beth Knobel, former CBS News Moscow Bureau Chief and Journalism Professor at Fordham University, who provides insights on Vladimir Putin hosting the BRICS summit in Russia and its global implications. The discussion also covers reports of North Korean troops in Russia and their potential involvement in Ukraine. The conversation addresses possible shifts in U.S. support for Ukraine depending on the next U.S. president. Matt Pauley joins to discuss changes in the St. Louis Cardinals' front office and the Blues' lineup following Robert Thomas' injury, alongside updates on DeAndre Hopkins' trade to the Chiefs and hurricane damage at Tropicana Field.

In the final hour, the celebration continues with the legacies of baseball icons Fernando Valenzuela and Minnie Minoso, exploring the historical significance of Dodger Stadium during "Fernando Mania" and MLB's plans to honor Valenzuela. The impact of Minoso on baseball and the Latino community is also highlighted. The conversation then shifts to Trump's controversial remarks, as reported by John Kelly, regarding Trump's admiration for Hitler's generals and the media's handling of the story.