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Matt Lepay - Hall of Fame Voice of the Wisconsin Badgers - joins the show as Wisconsin gets ready to visit #13 Penn State to open up the Big Ten football schedule. What should Badgers fans feel good about as Wisconsin prepares for another tough challenge to open up the conference slate? And a round of Take It To The Bank presented by Associated Bank leading Jesse to share another controversial opinion about the Milwaukee Brewers getting ready for the MLB Postseason. Plus, DOUBLE Wilde and Tausch Trivia presented by Cousins Subs.

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about how the shooting of a DoorDash driver by immigration agents in Austin is sparking outrage among immigrant-rights advocates and prompting calls for an independent investigation from local leaders and members of Congress. The Department of Homeland Security says the 28-year-old Venezuelan is in the country illegally and failed to stop for ICE agents who attempted to pull him over Sunday. He’s been treated for a gunshot wound and is in ICE custody.

1. "America is back." That's the message President Trump sent today while addressing the U-N General Assembly in New York City.

2. A cause of death for actress Hayden Panettiere determined by the Greenville County Coroner’s office in South Carolina.

3. Brewers postseason tickets are now on sale for Wisconsinites!

It's the Tuesday edition...and Tausch is playing today's show on a "Word Count" so it's just Jason and Jesse holding things down for the time being? Jesse needs some advice ahead of going to Las Vegas for a Bachelor Party this weekend. And Evan Cohen of Unsportsmanlike on ESPN Radio joins the show for his weekly appearance to share his national perspective on the Green Bay Packers after an overtime win against the New York Jets. Did the Packers save their season by coming back in the 4th quarter on Sunday?

Hammer and Emmett talk Guardians' final road trip and Browns looking to build momentum. Plus, they play "Good Idea/Bad Idea."

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, and Chopz discuss Watson's momentum, stacking wins, and Grossi's college QB rankings.

Carmen and Jurko talk Bears with Tom Thayer, who explains how Brian Flores’ shifting pressure looks created problems for Caleb Williams and the offensive line. Thayer also breaks down Garrett Bradbury’s rough day, the left tackle rotation, Tyson Bagent’s readiness if Caleb misses time and whether the Bears can run the ball against the Eagles the way they did last year. The guys then look ahead to Bears-Eagles on Monday Night Football while continuing to sort through what went wrong late against Minnesota. Jurko goes to the big board for film study of the Bears’ final drive, highlighting the missed chance to Rome Odunze, the failed third-down concept and Colston Loveland’s tough matchup with Dallas Turner on fourth down.

Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss the Trump administration’s decision to restrict access for several news organizations, public attitudes toward partisan news, and the debate over press freedom. Pew Research Center AP News

Canadian economic expert Todd Hirsch joins the show to explain the impact of U.S.-Canada tariffs, immigration policy, and the ongoing trade dispute.

The show also examines Rebecca Cooke’s decision not to participate in a debate with Derrick Van Orden, the Bucks’ new jersey-patch partnership with Uline, UWM’s three-year teacher-training program for MPS, and the latest update from the Milwaukee Diaper Mission.

Ned Grace of NDT Development joined Colin Russo to discuss the changes and expansion to the NORA District

Governor Tony Evers is looking ahead to life after he leaves office. More from WTMJ's Neil Doyle.