Wrap: The governor repeatedly insisted he has no direct business with the nonprofit.

However, multiple people affiliated with Greitens and his campaign work for the Jefferson City nonprofit, including his campaign manager, campaign treasurer and sister-in-law, according to the Kansas City Star.

The nonprofit ran attack ads against fellow Republican and Senator Rob Schaaf, saying he was blocking ethics changes and a blue alert measure. A New Missouri has not disclosed its donors, nor has Greitens campaign disclosed his inauguration funding figures.

Reporting from the state Captiol, I'm Jack Morrisroe.

Wrap: The governor compared the General Assembly to a classroom, saying they had acted like third-graders at times.

Greitens would not announce a special session or the reasons why he would call for one. He had expressed support for one if a REAL ID measure, allowing Missourians to board planes with their driver's licenses, did not pass. However, the measure was approved.

Three major priorities Republicans failed to pass were a prescription drug monitoring program, further lawsuit changes and a lobbyist gift limit.

Reporting from the state Captiol, I'm Jack Morrisroe.