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  • 11/21/25: Our President is Unhinged!
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace addresses President Donald Trump's unhinged tweets calling for the death of Democratic politicians who spoke out about the Military remembering their oath to this country. Kyle shares his thoughts on Trump being the worst president this country has had, the lack of accountability from the general public and if we Americans have lost our freedom.
    49 min
  • 11/20/25: Milwaukee Fire Chief Sounds the Alarm Over Budget Cuts Risk to Public Safety
    Kyle Wallace opens the show reacting to Milwaukee Fire Department budget cuts; including fire trucks reportedly losing their wheels. He then explores how Milwaukee ended up here, sparking a lively discussion with callers who point to issues like the crack epidemic and out-of-state influences. Kyle wraps up by reflecting on being too young to witness earlier economic fallout and how outside cultures may have diluted what once made MKE unique.
    47 min
  • 11/19/25: Does a Woman Need to Cook In Order to Keep a Man?
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace breaks down the growing controversy between Carmen Northwest and Milwaukee Public Schools. With a crucial school board vote looming, 550 students and 60 staff members could be left without a school if Carmen’s lease isn’t renewed. We explore why this is happening, what’s motivating MPS leadership, and how politics, funding, and frustration, the adults, are driving to this conflict. But before he gets into this Kyle and Producer Rhea have a spicy conversation that all started over making sandwiches. Truth Nation, do you think a woman needs to cook in order to find love?
    49 min
  • 11/18/25: Milwaukee Police Misconduct Costs Taxpayers $2.5 Million
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace questions: Can we trust our local police departments to hold their own officers accountable? Kyle breaks digs into a troubling pattern inside the Milwaukee Police Department, and how their incompetency has caused Milwaukee taxpayers more than $40 million in misconduct settlements over the last decade. Kyle breaks down 2022 incident where a man, Keishon Thomas, died by an overdose while in MPD custody. This case has now resulted in a $2.5 million settlement that will be left to the citizens to pay off. Kyle explains why supporting law enforcement must go hand-in-hand with demanding accountability. With 192 MPD officers currently on the Brady List, Kyle addresses tough questions about trust, transparency, and reform within policing, that the community can’t afford to ignore. Should officers be fired for misconduct? Should settlements come from city taxpayers or police budgets? What will it take to rebuild trust?
    48 min
  • 11/17/25: Enough is Enough: Confronting Youth Violence in Milwaukee
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace kicks off the show with the Weekend Recap. He talks about the end of the U.S. Penny, the Supreme Court Justices turning down an attempt to overturn the decision to legalize same sex marriage, and if electric cars are the way of the future. Later talks about the tragic event of a Milwaukee Public School Student being shot and killed blocks away from Assata High School after being mugged. Kyle addresses the sad truth that no one in our community is outraged enough to make a change and calls on Truth Nation for answers as to how this keeps happening.
    50 min
  • 11/14/25: Influencer To Pay $1.75 Million for Being a Homewrecker
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace breaks down the end of the brutal 43-day government shutdown that left 1.25 million federal workers unpaid, stalled flights, froze grants and contracts, disrupted food aid, and cost the U.S. an estimated $14 billion. We dig into the political stalemate, the President’s omission of responsibility, and the real-life impact this crisis had on everyday Americans. Later, Kyle dives into the jaw-dropping viral courtroom moment, where a North Carolina woman wins $1.75 million after suing an influencer who had an affair with her husband. Kyle wants to know whether cheating should come with a price tag and who is at fault. Also was this a setup, a loophole hustle, or genuine accountability. Then, Kyle shares what laws Wisconsin has for this type of incident and we get the inside scoop from a local lawyer.
    49 min
  • 11/13/25: Should Milwaukee Tear Down I-794?
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace talks to Milwaukee Commissioner Lafayette Crump about what the city intends to do with the land that was occupied by the now demolished Northridge Mall. Later, Kyle discusses the proposed idea to tear down I-794. Kyle weighs the pros and cons of how this will benefit the city, mostly wealthy citizens, if remove the freeway and develop the land for profit. He also addresses the major traffic headaches that this will create, like adding 20-30 minutes for commuters. Is this a good idea? Will this generate more spaces and opportunities for the city to grow financially? Or is it a poorly made plan for create money for the rich?
    48 min
  • 11/12/25: The Trump-Epstein Email Bombshell
    Today on Truth to Power, Kyle Wallace gives his thoughts on breaking news of emails between Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell in Off the Top. The, Kyle breaks down the Wisconsin Department of Public Instructions 2024-2025 Report Card. He gives his stance on the importance of education and why he think Milwaukee Public Schools got the grade they received. He also talks to Truth Nation and asks why they choose to send their children to MPS.
    50 min
  • 11/11/25 12PM Conversations with Kyle
    Kyle sits down with a wide range of guests — from community leaders and creatives to everyday people with extraordinary stories. Each episode is an unscripted journey into ideas, experiences, and perspectives that shape the world around us. Kyle also unpacks President Donald Trump’s controversial stance urging federal employees to continue working without pay during a government funding standoff.
    48 min

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