Hour 4: May Day Protests, Supreme Court Battles, Economic Wins, and Local Bourbon Festival Spotlight

Hour 4 opens with commentary on May Day protests and criticism of Chicago schools facilitating student participation in union-led demonstrations. The show then pivots to economic coverage highlighting strong jobless claims data and broader claims of continued U.S. economic strength. Kush Desai from the White House joins to discuss economic indicators, Trump administration retirement account reforms aimed at expanding wealth-building access, rising gas prices tied to global tensions, and Federal Reserve interest rate policy debates. The hour also covers reaction to the Supreme Court’s Voting Rights Act decision and its potential impact on redistricting and the upcoming election cycle. It closes with an in-studio segment featuring Joe Maui and Kenny Gales promoting a Missouri bourbon and spirits festival in Augusta benefiting the Hero Network. Hashtags: #MayDay #SupremeCourt #VotingRightsAct #TrumpEconomy #FederalReserve #JoblessClaims #KushDesai #JoeMaui #KennyGales #HeroNetwork #MissouriPolitics #MorningShowWrap