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Statehouse Blend Missouri

House Leadership Responds To Governor Greitens' Inaugural Address

By Brian Ellison,
Matt Hodapp
Published January 10, 2017 at 11:05 AM CST
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From left to right: House Speaker Todd Richardson, Jason Rosenbaum, Brian Ellison
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From left to right: House Speaker Todd Richardson, Jason Rosenbaum, Brian Ellison
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From left to right: Rep. Kip Kendrick, Rep. Gail McCann Beatty
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From left to right: Rep. Kip Kendrick, Rep. Gail McCann Beatty
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After Missouri Governor Eric Greitens delivered his inaugural address in Jefferson City, KCUR's Statehouse Blend Missouri teamed up with St. Louis Public Radio's Politically Speaking podcast to interview the minority and majority leadership in the House of Representatives.

Guests:

  • Gail McCann Beatty, (D-Kansas City) Minority Leader, Missouri House of Representatives
  • Kip Kendrick, (D-Columbia) Minority Whip, Missouri House of Representatives
  • Todd Richardson, (R-Poplar Bluff) Speaker, Missouri House of Representatives

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As a host and contributor at KCUR, I seek to create a more informed citizenry and richer community. I want to enlighten and inspire our audience by delivering the information they need with accuracy and urgency, clarifying what’s complicated and teasing out the complexities of what seems simple. I work to craft conversations that reveal realities in our midst and model civil discourse in a divided world. Follow me on Twitter @ptsbrian or email me at brian@kcur.org.
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