We talk about the new rules for home building in Wisconsin, and the Professors join me to talk about states rights, the National Guard, and the future of mass Democracy.

We talk about what I noticed during my trip to Colorado, Trump's supporters are starting to show signs of frustration with his approach to governance, and an AI data center could get built in Port Washington.

We continue discussing the shutdown, both the asinine logic from Republicans and the lack of consistent messaging from Democrats, Republicans proposed medicinal marijuana (which doesn't go far enough), and Trump's popularity is tanking outside of his base.

We talk about the inevitable fallout from the shut down, I speak with Laura Lee and Cutter on WAPL about concert venue consolidation, and I vent about gambling machines.

We break down the potential for a shutdown, why are ICE agents so scared they have to wear masks and police officers don't, and would you like it if your utilities could control when you can use your air conditioning.

We talk about the recent "controversy" with Bill Berrien as he continues his run for Governor, Citizen's United may be upgraded in all the wrong reasons, and, in an impromptu fashion, we break out into a conversation about banning books.

We break down why electricity rates have increased 30% this year and why in some cities, it's north of 70%, the discourse around violence is becoming embarrassing, and we discuss viable ways to address truancy in the Fox Cities.

We talk about Trump's performance at the UN, the US is sending 30 billion dollars to Argentina to prop up a failed experiment, and the professors join me to talk about the Kirk aftermath.

We break down why what Trump and RFK had to say about Tylenol is ridiculous, cancel culture comes to the Fox Cities, and what led to the consolidation of media companies.