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With over a dozen teens arrested over the weekend at Bayshore Mall we are once again asking what are we going to do with our youth? Who is to blame for the violence that occurs when a group of Milwaukee teenagers meet up in large numbers to fight? Is there anyone in Truth Nation that tapped in today that you agree with on this?

Kyle dives into a high-stakes Wisconsin Supreme Court race with Judge Chris Taylor, breaking down her legal philosophy and key issues like abortion rights and gerrymandering. Then, the show takes a turn with a hilarious personal story about a failed DIY stove installation. Finally, Kyle tackles a heated cultural debate—can comedy be racist?—unpacking the backlash to comedian Druski and calling out hypocrisy in today’s outrage culture.

With the Wisconsin Supreme Court election just weeks away, Kyle Wallace sits down with Court of Appeals Judge Chris Taylor to give voters a clear understanding of her candidacy. Judge Taylor outlines her legal background, judicial philosophy, and commitment to fairness, emphasizing her belief that the Constitution should evolve with society rather than remain fixed in the past. The conversation highlights key contrasts between her and her opponent, including differences in constitutional interpretation, campaign support, and judicial track records.

Taylor addresses major issues likely to come before the court, including the 1849 abortion law, gerrymandering, and voting rights, while maintaining the importance of impartiality on pending cases. She also responds directly to criticisms about being labeled an “activist judge,” firmly rejecting the claim and pointing to her record of fairness and consistency on the bench. The discussion further explores her views on equal justice, race-related legal questions, and workers’ rights.

Throughout the interview, Taylor positions herself as a candidate focused on protecting voters, upholding the law, and ensuring justice for all Wisconsinites.

With the Wisconsin State Supreme Court election just weeks away, Kyle Wallace sits down with Court of Appeals Judge Maria Lazar to discuss her candidacy, judicial philosophy, and key issues facing voters. Judge Lazar outlines her experience, emphasizing her background in civil, criminal, and appellate courts, and explains her commitment to interpreting the law based strictly on facts and legal text—not political ideology. She contrasts her approach with what she describes as “judicial activism,” arguing that courts should not legislate from the bench. The conversation also dives into major issues that could impact Wisconsin voters, including abortion law, redistricting, election integrity, and education-related legal challenges. Judge Lazar addresses criticism surrounding her record, including questions about past sentencing decisions, and makes her case for why voters should support her candidacy.

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Kyle opens by celebrating the city’s arts scene, calling The Wiz one of the best live performances he’s ever seen, before shifting to a local controversy that has sparked conversation across Milwaukee. But the tone quickly turns serious. With recent violence shaking the city, Governor Tony Evers has floated the idea of deploying the National Guard to Milwaukee. Kyle reacts to that possibility and delivers a powerful message about the impact of violence—especially on families and children—and challenges the community to confront hard truths. From there, the focus shifts to solutions: investing in youth, creating safe community spaces, and raising standards and accountability. Kyle closes by emphasizing one thing—real change will require both community action and leadership at every level.

On today’s episode of Truth to Power, First, Kyle sits down with Wisconsin Court of Appeals Judge Maria Lazar, who is running for the State Supreme Court. She discusses her experience, judicial philosophy, and positions on key issues including abortion law, redistricting, election integrity, and more as voters prepare for the April 7 election.

Kyle shifts to a controversial national topic: the deployment of ICE agents at airports. While critical of Donald Trump overall, Kyle explores whether this policy could actually improve airport operations—and why both sides may be reacting too emotionally. The conversation heats up as callers weigh in with strong opinions on immigration, enforcement, and civil liberties, turning the show into a real-time debate.

Finally, Kyle breaks down new comments from a Republican senator suggesting a deal to fund TSA workers was on the table—and why it ultimately fell apart.

From swinging baseball bats, to swinging fists & pistols... on Today's show Kyle was joined by Milwaukee Brewers Chief Operating Officer, Marti Wronski and the two talked about the upcoming season and what fans could expect. After the conversation transitioned to all the violence that happened in Milwaukee over the weekend and Truth Nation did not hold back on their opinions.

Kyle Wallace is joined in studio by Kayla Lewis Allen talking about traveling while black. Why more black people should visit foreign countries. And the best passport stories.

Today Kyle talks about the Charlie Kirk road, Ceasar Chavez situation, and if there's a difference between him and Trump.

Kyle Wallace starts the show declaring that the United State has already lost the War in Iran. Then shifts focus to the newest hire in Milwaukee County. Is it bad that Milwaukee just recycles all their bad leaders.