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Sep 15, 2026
Elijah HaahrHOST
And now is, you know, the swashbuckling mega Republican Trump supporter in the U.S. Senate.
Elijah HaahrHOST
When Denny was in the Missouri House and Tim Jones was speaker.
Elijah HaahrHOST
He got pulled off committees because he wouldn't vote for certain bills that the conservatives want to pass, namely education reform.
Elijah HaahrHOST
And now he's, you know, probably the most aggressive or at least him and David Wassinger, the most aggressive statewide conservatives in Missouri.
Henry ElsterGUEST
And it's an employment claim.
Henry ElsterGUEST
It's a whistleblower claim.
Henry ElsterGUEST
Was the former clerk of the Missouri House filed one against the then-Missouri Speaker of the House and various other people, Speaker Plocker? I mean, that suit was ultimately dismissed.
Henry ElsterGUEST
And I just I don't know what legally is going to be in traction.
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Taxes and fees apply.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
Well, welcome to the Jason in the House podcast.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
I happen to be Jason Chaffetz, and we've got a good show because we're going to have a good conversation with Jackie DeAngelis.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
Now, Jackie hosts on Fox Business, the big money show.
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Jason ChaffetzHOST
I promise.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
Well, that too.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
A candidate for the Missouri House of Representatives.
Jason ChaffetzHOST
Name is Thomas Ross.
Shane HewittHOST
But one Republican candidate, the game got a little too dirty.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The replacement in the Missouri House race has been announced after the original nominee was accused of trying to plant drugs on his opponent.
speaker_10SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Now, the Jasper County Republican Committee picks Louise Secker to replace Thomas Ross in the November general election.
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She came in second in the August primary, losing to Ross by just 33 votes.
John FawcettHOST
We all know that, though we've known that for years.
John FawcettHOST
Last year, the Missouri House of Representatives, controlled by the Republicans, passed a sweeping new congressional map that will reduce Democrat representation to just one seat in Missouri.
John FawcettHOST
By the way, a great state.
John FawcettHOST
In a 92-65 vote, GOP legislators approved a redistricting plan that dismantled the Democrat stronghold of the 5th district in Kansas City and portioned it around rural Republican-dominated districts to make it a little bit more fair.
David WaldmanHOST
The Missouri State Senators involved are Joe Nicola, Brad Hudson, Ben Brown, Jamie Berger, Curtis Trent, Rick Bratton, is it B-R-A-T-T-I-N? Adam Schnelting, Jason Bean, and Jill Carter.
David WaldmanHOST
And then the members of the Missouri House of Representatives involved were Jeff Myers, Chad Perkins, Mike McGirl, G-I-R-L? How interesting.
David WaldmanHOST
Mike McGirl, huh? Bob Titus, And Hardy Billington, who from the signature looks to be about 15 or so.
David WaldmanHOST
Hardy Billington.
Mark HallHOST
This after the Missouri Supreme Court last Thursday threw out the state's new congressional map favoring the GOP and eliminating one leftist gerrymandered seat in the Kansas City area.
Mark HallHOST
The background includes the fact that last year the Missouri House of Representatives, in Republican hands, passed a sweeping new congressional map reducing Democrat representation to just one seat in the leftist cesspool of St. Louis.
Mark HallHOST
And after challengers tried to block that new map before the midterm elections, the state Supreme Court rejected the emergency application to use the new map.
Mark HallHOST
And essentially, now chaos reigns.
Mark HallHOST
This after the Missouri Supreme Court last Thursday threw out the state's new congressional map favoring the GOP and eliminating one leftist gerrymandered seat in the Kansas City area.
Mark HallHOST
The background includes the fact that last year the Missouri House of Representatives, in Republican hands, passed a sweeping new congressional map reducing Democrat representation to just one seat in the leftist cesspool of St. Louis.
Mark HallHOST
And after challengers tried to block that new map before the midterm elections, the state Supreme Court rejected the emergency application to use the new map.
Mark HallHOST
And essentially, now chaos reigns.
CannConHOST
Missouri passed this law, or the new map, by law.
CannConHOST
They passed it in the Missouri House of Representatives.
CannConHOST
Then you got a petition that came in after the primary had already occurred and the usage of that map had already occurred.
CannConHOST
A petition came out with 300 signatures and the Missouri Supreme Court said that it's adequate enough to call for a referendum to go on the ballot to decide whether or not they're gonna veto HB1.
Sarah KelloggHOST
The midterm elections are less than two months away.
Sarah KelloggHOST
For Missouri Democrats, the election is an opportunity to break the Republican supermajorities in the Missouri House and Senate.
Sarah KelloggHOST
Democrats need to flip two seats in the Senate and are zeroing their sights on the 30th Senate District for one of those flips.
Sarah KelloggHOST
On this episode of Politically Speaking, State Representative Betsy Fogel joins the show.
Sarah KelloggHOST
Fogel is the Democratic candidate for the 30th Senate District, which represents the Springfield area.
Sarah KelloggHOST
In addition to her candidacy, Fogel talks about the state budget, including her experience on the House Budget Committee and her thoughts on the upcoming election beyond her race.
Sarah KelloggHOST
Let's hit the music.
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Zak PaineHOST
Now, we also had an interesting post and announcement from the administration yesterday.
Zak PaineHOST
They have come up with a new website, Arcade.gov, which sends you directly to the Arcade page on the White House website.
Zak PaineHOST
I was really mystified by the reactions from people on the internet.
Zak PaineHOST
I saw people saying, oh, they're trying to distract you from what's really going on.
Zak PaineHOST
Or the White House is merely trying to detract from something else.
Zak PaineHOST
What are they trying to cover up? And then other people, of course, like, what does POTUS actually mean by posting this series of arcade games that they've posted onto the website? Well...
Zak PaineHOST
It's pretty clear to me the Trump administration has always had their pulse on the memetic heartbeat of the United States.
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Zak PaineHOST
Anyways, we have another story for you.
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