We talk about the idea of freedom of speech in the 2nd Trump era, Republicans in Congress believe living wages shouldn't be provided from all places of work, and I'm joined by the Executive Director of Feeding Wisconsin to discuss the impact of SNAP benefit cuts in Outagamie County

We continue discussing the protests as they spread across the nation, I chat with Patty Vasquez about the protests in Chicago, and Dan Shafer joins me to talk about his most recent article calling for Governor Evers to consider stepping aside

We continue to talk about the protest from another couple angles, including comments from the protesters and the way the media is talking about what's happening.

We take an indepth look at the protests in L. A., we talk about media coverage of a news story vs social media coverage of a news story, and Erin the (former) intern joins the show to talk about members of Gen Z graduating into this workforce.

We talk about the hilarious fall out between Trump and Musk (if it's not staged), we follow up on some of the least reported stories in the news surrounding Palantir and Crypto, and the Mayor's race in NYC shows the exact problem that exists within the Democratic Party.

Speaker Vos remains the lone obstacle to achieving increased maternity leave, Democrats 20 million investment to learn how men think is more embarrassing that previously thought, and we question America's relationship between deprivaty and wealth.

Elon Musk expresses frustration with the Big Beautiful Bill, Chuck Schumer highlights just how out of touch the Democratic Party is with its voters, and the Professors join me to discuss a number of famous anniversaries and how they relate to today's politics.

We talk about the US spending bill from a Wisconsin perspective, we talk about the act of political violence in Colorado, and we break down why so many people seem frustrated about foreign policy in this country.

We talk about the implications of Donald Trump's agreement with Palantir, we're seeing staggering numbers of people living outside of storage facilities, and another act of political violence takes place, this time in Colorado.

We look at a new practice in the airline industry, an attempt to squash AI price controls gets railroaded by a Democrat, and we break down some of the analysis by the Congressional Budget Office surrounding the "Big Beautiful Bill".