We examine the claims that the economy is the strongest that it has been in some time, we look at the court ruling that prevents the government from dictating what constitutes as misinformation online, and we try to determine why healthcare costs are set to increase by 7% in 2024.

The costs of elder care are skyrocketing, a group of Americans travel overseas for peace talks, and we continue breaking down the new Wisconsin budget

We spend the entire show breaking down what was proposed by Legislative Republicans and why, based on historical examples and math, it was important for the Governor to nip this in the bud.

We examine the coverage of different stories depending on who resides in the White House, and I'm joined by the Professors to go over the Supreme Court rulings from last week.

We look at Governor Evers' statement about the budget, we look at the aftermath of the Supreme Court decisions, and Chuck Charles joins me for the lighter side of the news.

I speak with Braxton Brewington with the Debt Collective about the Supreme Court decision to stike down Joe Biden's debt relief plan.

We spend the whole 2 hours breaking down some of the biggest Supreme Court decisions to come down the pipeline this year. I'm also joined by Braxton Billington with the Debt Collective.

We look at the loss of 400 manufacturing jobs with Master Lock as they offshore jobs to China and Mexico, Senator Latonya Johnson says a cuss, and hypocracy rears its head when filling a seat on the Wisconsin Election Commission.

We talk about why access to internet has become just as necessary for survival as access to water and electricity, we examine how much fraud existed during PPP loan distribution, and we look at a piece called "The Death of Deliverism" and what this spells for the hopes of the Democratic party.

We examine a report that shows the devastating effect that this budget will have on the child care industry in this state, we talk about the expectation that the Supreme Court will make a decision about school loans, and I break down why I think both political parties have no interest in trying to improve the situation for most Americans.