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Mark Alford

Mark Alford

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Sep 19, 2026

Ike SkeltonGUEST
19:21
I'm in the reception line, as it were, welcoming people.
Ike SkeltonGUEST
19:27
Well, here comes in just newly elected primary winner, soon to be and sitting congressional representative Mark Alford.
Ike SkeltonGUEST
19:37
How you doing, Mr. Alford? Good to meet you.
Ike SkeltonGUEST
19:39
Wish you would have come down here.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
54:07
anything.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
54:09
Like I said about Representative Mark Alford, you go on his page and he's talking about, we're doing great things to start business.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
54:19
It's just blah-ba-dee-blah, you know, and people are piling on him.
speaker_7AUDIENCE
54:25
And they're going to vote for his dumb ass again because it's – of abortion, you know, afraid of drugs and abortion.
Rick BrattinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:55
So they voted in the fifth congressional for, say, Rick Bratton or even Emanuel Cleaver.
Rick BrattinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:00
Now they're going to be going to the ballot box and they're going to be voting for Bob Onder in the third congressional district or Mark Alford in the fourth congressional district or Chris DeGaulle.
Rick BrattinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:11
I mean, now, if the people wanted to do a referendum, that that whole process worked its way out.
Rick BrattinSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:18
And unfortunately, the timelines just didn't work in the favor of Republicans.
Summer JohnsonHOST
0:30
Yesterday, in a resounding bipartisan victory, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act.
Summer JohnsonHOST
0:38
Missouri Congressman Mark Alford spoke with NAB about the vote and said that the stakes go far beyond what's on the radio dial.
Mark AlfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:46
AM radio serves a really vital role in our nation's emergency infrastructure.
Mark AlfordSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
0:50
It's the backbone of the emergency alert system.
JohnAUDIENCE
12:27
And you know what? We've got feckless, worthless Republicans with no plan.
JohnAUDIENCE
12:33
And Mark Alford said it last week with Pete Mundo, or he posted it on X. Yeah, we're going to sit down and work on a plan.
JohnAUDIENCE
12:42
My God, you're two months out, a month and a half out from the most important election.
JohnAUDIENCE
12:50
midterm election in our lifetime, and you're now working on a plan and having a cigar.
Pete MundoHOST
0:57
Don't, don't allow your eyes to just go glazed over because you're beyond frustrated with what's happening here.
Pete MundoHOST
1:06
But yesterday was the deadline for Missouri to finalize November ballots, right? So you know, hey, am I going to be in Mark Alford's congressional district? Am I going to be in Chris Dugall's congressional district? Or am I gonna be in the fifth congressional district, which is going to be either Emanuel Cleaver-
MikeAUDIENCE
1:25
You mustard m- m- move
Pete MundoHOST
1:27
... or it's going to be Rick Bratton, who's a state senator and a Republican from Cass County.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
10:48
Just the same is true for my current representative.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
10:52
Congressman Alford in no way can step into the same arena as Emanuel Cleaver.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
10:57
There is absolutely no possibility of that.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
11:00
And so while we're holding up this purity test to the Democratic Party, I wanna know, where the hell is the purity test for the Republicans? 'Cause I see nothing but Democrats and liberals working their asses off, and all they get hit with is this division between the far left and the moderates.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
11:52
Not a single person in the state of Missouri who is currently elected has said anything in resistance to Donald Trump related to this measure in 2026.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
12:02
Now, they spoke up in 2025.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
12:04
Both Sam Graves and Mark Alford said this was a bad idea But as of this last week, they haven't said a damn thing.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
12:11
Every single Democrat is speaking about these issues.
Pete MundoHOST
7:34
So we hope to get an answer today, but as she noted there, the Supreme Court's the one body that can extend this thing beyond today's deadline when Missouri is supposed to be finalizing its ballots in November.
Pete MundoHOST
7:45
And right now, Kansas Citians don't know if they're gonna be in Mark Alford's district.
Pete MundoHOST
7:49
Do they stay in Cleaver's district? Does Cleaver go to a district that's gonna be much harder to win re-election in? We just have to wait and see.
speaker_3ADVERTISER
7:56
Hello.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
13:04
I'm in this because I see the attack on everyday working people, typically on poor people, on veterans, on uniformed persons, on our public educators.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
13:15
I'm here for them because I don't believe that Mark Alford sees them.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
13:19
I don't believe Mark Alford will ever hear them.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
13:21
And I know that he will never have it.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
13:23
It's my understanding that you are a veteran.

12 MINS LATER

Jordan HerreraGUEST
25:33
Terrific.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
25:34
Yeah, I think, you know, when we go into the ballot box in November, we have to remember who is actually going to go into office, cast a ballot that will actually result in deliverables back to working people.
Jordan HerreraGUEST
25:47
I know that's not going to be Mark Alford.
Tony KennettHOST
9:14
Now, we're getting all of the statements from various Missouri politicians.
Tony KennettHOST
9:18
Mark Alford gets out there and says, well, regardless of the decision, we're going to represent people.
Tony KennettHOST
9:24
That's real special, Mark.
Tony KennettHOST
9:25
Thank you very much for being useful.

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