Representative Ron Tusler brings us the conservative viewpoint surrounding the new map drawing proposal, the rural population boom is having a ton of unintended consequences, and an Australian multi-millionaire champions an increasing unemployment rate.

I chat with State Senator Kelda Roys about the Republican's new proposal for drawing maps.

We go over the new map drawing method that legislative Republicans suggested,
State Senator Kelda Roys joins me with her opinions concerning the maps, and the Professors join me to discuss America post 9/11 and America's dwindling faith in institutions.

We do a deep dive into the history of Supreme Court appointments around the country and compare it to Wisconsin, I give an update on the Trump trials, and Sen. Tuberville continues stalling military appointments.

We look at the 10 bills proposed by the Legislature designed to strengthen unions, we get yet another update concerning the Wisconsin Supreme Court, and we remember the events of 9/11 that transpired 22 years ago today.

Republicans look to replace the term "pro-life", Dems counter the Judge Janet impeachment threats, and Chuck Charles joins me for the lighter side of the news.

Governor Evers is poised to veto a second tax cut, the Wisconsin Judicial Commission weighs in on the Judge Janet's potential impeachment, and age of Congress continues to be an issue.

We look at the voucher program in Florida and compare it to Wisconsin, the NYT uncovers corruption in the Ukrainian Defense Department, and we talk about the validity of a third party candidate.

We break down Representative Gallagher's thoughts on the Republican primary, Biden's union policies bode well for UAW members, and burning man goes off the rails in a big way.

This is my interview with Pat Raes about what the employees that she represents in the SEIU are hoping to achieve with union negotiations.