Wisconsin Republicans add rape and incest into the exceptions of the 1849 abortion ban, we look at the groups contributing to the Supreme Court race, and the battle over transgender rights grinds political progess to a halt in Nebraska

We look at the amount of young people that are voting in the area now and how that might affect April's election, the government OK's another drilling operation, and we continue discussing the fallout from the Silicon Valley Bank Collapse.

We look at the aftermath of 2 United States banks closing over the weekend, Wisconsinites run the risk of being moved from Badgercare Plus, and I sit down for a chat with the President of the Fox Valley Labor Council.

I sit down for a chat with the President of the Fox Valley Labor Council, Mark Westphal, about the difference between Right-To-Work states and states that allow unions, specifically focusing on worker's rights, wages, and the cost of goods.

Michigan eliminated Right-To-Work laws, so when will Wisconsin, a fire destroyed all most all of Apsiro's bus fleet, but you can help replace them, and chemical disaters are a much more prevalent problem than we are aware.

I talk to VP of Aspiro, Nicole Hoffman, about the fire that destroyed almost the entire fleet of buses needed to transport people with special needs to and from a number of different places within the community. Go to Aspiroinc.org for a link to the Go Fund Me to help replace what's been damaged.

Speaker Vos expresses pessimism about passing the budget with a 290 million dollar allocation to renovations for the Brewer's Stadium, a U. S. Senator suggests sending armed forces to Mexico, and we look at why the U. S. has soldiers in Syria right now.

We look at Tucker Carlson's report on the "new" footage of January 6th, then we examine what the Native American Community's impact will be on the Supreme Court election, and we consider what America's involvement with the Nordstream Pipeline may have been.

We take a look at the benefits of expanding Badgercare, oil prices continue to rise despite record profits, and we take calls on people's experience with the healthcare network in Wisconsin

We look at the efficacy of a couple of different boycotts taking place right now, we look at the reaction to Russell Brand's comments on Bill Maher over the weekend, and I'm joined by Sarah Kons with Hooper Law to talk about how confusing enrolling in Medicaid can be.