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Dispatch Live: 2024 and Life at The Dispatch

Watch the video of our weekly livestreamed conversation.

No, Steve and Jonah weren’t in a terrible time travel accident. Declan Garvey, editor of The Morning Dispatch, and associate editor Andrew Egger took the reins on this week’s Dispatch Live to discuss Missouri’s Republican U.S. Senate primary, Donald Trump and Joe Biden’s 2024 odds, and life as original employees of The Dispatch. What does Andrew make of his home state’s senate race? Will Biden even run again in 2024? And what was like being a reporter in the early days of the company? Plus, a debate over whether St. Louis or Chicago is a better baseball town.

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