We look at the math behind the new tax proposal, we examine the near coup in Russia, and Texas leads the country in renewable energy production, but will not draw attention to it.

We do a deep dive into the new tax structure proposed by legislative Republicans and I'm not thrilled with it.

A representative from the Tavern Association talks about legislation surrounding alcohol sales and barn weddings, companies and utilities go back and forth over charging station construction, and Chuck Charles joins the program for the lighter side of the news.

I speak with a member of the Wisconsin Agriculturual Tourism Association about the impact a new bill will have on the barn wedding industry, Hunter Biden gets charges brought against him, and the Professors join me with the more of a discussion about 3rd party candidates.

Wisconsin Republicans discuss ways to change technical school funding, we break down a vaccine argument between a podcaster and a doctor, and Donald Trump has a contentious Fox News interview.

The Wisconsin Legislature has finally put together a proposal for school funding, the Child Care Counts program gets scrapped, and House Republicans put together a budget for the country that runs counter to their alleged concerns from last month.

We look at the benefits of sports teams on the state's economy, the effects of climate change are becoming more apparent, and the "No Labels" party considers sitting out the 2024 election

Donald Trump was officially arraigned, what happened afterward was pretty outrageous, and the Wisconsin legislature proposes a stand alone piece of gun legislation.

The Senate HELP Committee refuses to confirm Biden's HHS appointees unless he addresses pharmaceutical costs, the country spends over 40 billion dollars last year on nukes that it doesn't use, and we continue breaking down the Trump indictment.

We continue discussing the fallout from the indictment of former President Trump, State Senator Kelda Roys joins me for a discussion about childcare, and car dealerships are some of the biggest winners when it comes to the corporate greed competition.