Welcome to Red Meat, a tasty assortment of conservative audio from Odyssey's news talk stations across the country.

We're covering a lot of ground this week, kids and vulnerability to crime, efforts to legalize prostitution in one of America's favorite cities,

because that doesn't sound like a disaster, am I right?

We've got fears of nuclear war all the way to, you guessed it.

The new Pope and theories about why the Vatican chose in America.

We're kicking it off today with Annie Frey in St. Louis.

2,300 people daily are reported missing in this country.

And while the majority of those cases are closed within 24 to 72 hours,

they're not always closed the way we would want them to be,

but at least those loved ones, those people who worry about the missing

and their own homes and families,

at least they get some answers that they can move forward with.

But when you have unknown, it's an open wound.

And for these families not to have their loved ones, some as young as three that we've

been featuring on the show, even younger, I think we had like a two and a half year old.

Yes.

I mean, people being taken,

people missing for different reasons. Perhaps, you know, we had a young boy in our first and second

episode who was autistic. And in the first episode, we got the information out. Second episode,

we had a little bit of an update. And we're going to have that, I believe.

It's amazing how many Americans will say, wait, let me go check my ring doorbell for footage.

Oh, yeah, that's up in the cloud. I still have it from last year. They'll check. They'll say,

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