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Advancing Liberty with Responsibility by Promoting Market Solutions for Missouri.

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The Vic Porcelli Show – NewstalkSTL – 10-30-26 FRIDAY: Welcome all Vic Heads to The Vic Porcelli Show! WOOOOSH my Bruthas and Sistas! If you're up for it on this fine Friday, become a part of the conversation. Use the phone at 314-912-1019 or put your question or comment in the chat box. Thanks for being here and being a part of NewstalkSTL 🚨Coming Up LIVE: The Vic Porcelli Show 9a-12p🇺🇸 @NewstalkSTL (ALL TIMES CST) 💫9:05A David Stokes, Director of Municipal Policy at the Show-Me Institute, @DavidCStokes @ShowMe 💫9:25A Larry Conners Weekly: "Mr. Conner's Neighborhood @LarryConnersUSA 💫9:41A 💫10:05A THE SPEAKER'S STUMP SPEECH 💫10:25A "WHAT ARE YOU WATCHING?!!" with KATHY KAISER 💫10:41A Weekly Feature: “MILLER TIME!!” 💫11:05A David Jackson In-Studio 💫11:25A Feature: “CHAT BOX!!” 💫11:41A Weekly Feature: “WHEEL OF AUDIO CLIPS!! @Yovic7 @kenjwilliams @SpeakerTimJones newstalkstl.com/porcelli/ If you missed a segment, Check out our podcast! PODCAST-open.spotify.com/show/2eMkjG… We livestream everyday from: FACEBOOK - facebook.com/NewsTalkSTL RUMBLE - rumble.com/NewsTalkSTL LIVESTREAM - bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS NEWSTALKSTL WEBSITE - newstalkstl.com
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Today (10.27) on The @SpeakerTimJones and @chris_arps Show LIVE 4-6pmCT with guest co-host Jim Gwinner 4:25 @DavidCStokes of @ShowMe 5:05 @AndrewBaileyMO 5:25 @RandyToblerMD STREAM IT! bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS PODCAST open.spotify.com/show/6IPWL3… PIC kingcoatingsstl.com/
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Next up on @kcmotalkradio, @DavidCStokes and I talk about Flock cameras--and what, if anything, ought to be done. LISTEN LIVE: kcmotalkradio.com/player/?pl…
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At 10:30, @DavidCStokes joins the show to discuss Flock cameras and the balance between public safety and creating or expanding a surveillance state.
This morning at 10am, tune in to @KCMOTalkRadio, I'll be sitting in for @kkhasissues on "Uncanceled." LISTEN LIVE: kcmotalkradio.com/player/?pl…
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Today (10.20) on The @SpeakerTimJones and @chris_arps Show 4-6pmCT 4:25 @DavidCStokes of @ShowMe 5:25 @moll_aj, Chesterfield Councilmember STREAM IT! bit.ly/NEWSTALKSTLSTREAMS PODCAST open.spotify.com/show/6IPWL3… PIC duchesne-hs.org/
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Tim Jones and Chris Arps Show 10.20.26 David Stokes | A.J. Moll nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1dKrPrXEA…
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Thank you for having me! I really enjoyed this conversation.
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🔔 The State Board meeting is officially underway! Follow here for live updates throughout the day. 🎧 Listen here- dese.mo.gov/sbe/10-20-26
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For first-time buyers, these homes offer a chance to build equity and get a foothold in the housing market. But local regulations can make similar homes difficult to build elsewhere. Watch the full conversation on housing reform: showmeinstitute.org/article/…
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Wichita is breaking the mold on starter homes. Duplexes have accounted for roughly 40% of new housing production over the past five years, with homes available around $180K. Mercatus scholar Salim Furth explains what other cities can learn from Wichita on the @ShowMe Institute’s podcast. 🏠
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With the announcement of a 3.6% Social Security COLA, it's worth noting that changes to COLAs have been proposed to help Social Security remain solvent. Back in 2015, I argued for a progressive 3-tier COLA: increase COLAs at the bottom; retain the CPI-W in the middle; and use the chain-weighted CPI at the top. Since then others, like @crfb, have proposed different (and probably better) progressive COLA adjustments. Come the trust fund's exhaustion in 2032, Social Security will need to generate savings, and quickly. COLA reductions for high-income beneficiaries could do that. nationalreview.com/2015/11/s…
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"Outsize gains in some categories pointed to evidence of both the AI effect and impact from tariffs.... Today’s numbers mean real average hourly earnings contracted by 0.7% last month" bloomberg.com/news/live-blog…
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Core CPI printed at +0.33% in September, about a tenth of a point higher than most forecasters had anticipated. The 3-month annualized rate rose to 3.4% from 2% in August.
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Missouri's open enrollment policies are extremely limited, and the state allows public schools to charge fees or tuition to transfer students.
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Tim Jones and Chris Arps Show 10.13.2026 David Stokes | Lt. Gov. David Wasinger nitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1yGBePonD…
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Just 13 states’ open enrollment laws got grades of B or better in @ReasonFdn’s new report, Public Schools without Boundaries: 2026. This report ranks and grades the open enrollment laws in all 50 states. 33 states got F grades. reason.org/open-enrollment/p…
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"Additionally, research finds that open enrollment programs don’t cause fluctuations in enrollment. A 2026 Show-Me Institute report finds that cross-district open enrollment in CO, KY, OK TN, and WI did not lead to volatility in public school enrollment. Similarly, launching these programs did not result in mass student migrations from unpopular districts to more popular ones. Moreover, these programs’ launches were not associated with school or district closures, except in Wisconsin’s case, where school closures spiked during the first year of implementation. However, the authors noted that this effect “dissipated quickly and is not replicated in other states.” "
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