We break down a FED report showing where corporate profits end up (and it's not your pocket), Medicaid fraud is discussed from both perspectives, and Trump says empty shelves are a price to pay for freedom

I spoke with Professor Emeritus Harvey Kaye about the status of Democratic politics, Amazon immediately backed off of their tariff pricing agenda, and Trump exposed his lack of understanding surrounding tariffs and tattoos.

We talk about the results from the Canadian election, information is made available surrounding the Biden administration's efforts to secure a ceasefire in the Middle East, and RFK announces interest in scrapping narcan programs in a blatant act of hypocrisy.

We take a look at the details behind the arrest of Judge Hannah Dugan, stats surrounding Americans using buy now/ pay later programs hit alarming highs, and the Fox Valley Data Exchange stops by to talk about the importance of maintaining a thriving environment in our area.

We take a break from politics to break down draft day.

We talk about the reaction to Trumps AG not arresting Democrats, peace talks with Russia and Ukraine seem to be at an impasse, and it's Draft Day here in Wisconsin.

We talk about the "birth crisis" and the administration's efforts to correct course, Trump and China seem to be reaching some common ground, and I chat with the professors about due process, the Supreme Court and immigration.

We talk about the statement made by Governor Evers' office, I talk about stressing patience regarding investing in the stock market, and Senator Ron Johnosn has a couple of thoughts about 9/11.

We continue following along with the battle for due process, companies plan to take advantage of tariffs to increase prices, and AIPAC moves to primary Senator Van Hollen for some questionable reasons.

We speedily slide down the slippery slope that is this ridiculous administration, China claims to be ready to negotiate on tariffs, and 2 state wide bills passed this week that provide a glimmer of good news for Americans