Steve Scaffidi talked about President Trump’s executive order de-regulating showers as mentioned by Judge Mary Kuhnmuench previously; Steve weighed in.

Steve pivoted the conversation to the markets and tariffs, specifically Trump holding back on his tariffs and the trade war that would likely be on the horizon.

Steve Scaffidi was joined on the phone by 101.7 The Truth host Tory Lowe to talk about his Truth Community Cleanup Event on the following Saturday and the importance of a clean community.

Steve talked about his upcoming trip to Las Vegas, Nevada

Steve closed the show by talking about the passing of his cousin whose funeral he would be attending later that day.

Steve Scaffidi was joined on the phone by 101.7 The Truth host Tory Lowe to talk about his Truth Community Cleanup Event on the following Saturday and the importance of a clean community.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by former Milwaukee County Circuit Court Judge Mary Kuhnmuench. They began by discussing the curious case and saga of former Wisconsin State Supreme Court Justice Mike Gableman and his fruitless investigation of finding fraud during the 2020 election. Mary also talked about the true meaning behind the phrase “activist judge”.

Steve asked Judge Kuhnmuench about what the Gableman case meant in the long run as well as the appropriateness of his law license getting revoked for three years as a result of the fiasco.

Wrapping up the Gableman conversation, they discussed people potentially losing faith in the judicial system.

Steve next asked Judge Kuhmuench some questions from the talk and text line, including one about U.S. President Donald Trump attacking lawyers and law firms that challenge him and the role that the United States Supreme Court could play in all this.

They talk about the Wisconsin Supreme Court and what they would be ruling on once Judge Susan Crawford gets to the bench and Justice Ann Walsh Bradley getting promoted to Chief Justice.

CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Judge Kuhnmuench talked about shower pressure and former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and U.S. President Trump complaining about shower pressure and how Wisconsin’s own Kohler Company patented that pressure. She talked more about Scalia and other justices.

Steve Scaffidi brought back his Ask Steve Anything segment where he answered fans’ questions

Steve took more questions on Donald Trump’s chief of staff, students’ green cards getting revoked by the Trump administration, WTMJ host Jeff Sherman and U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance.

He took more questions on Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, a potential family relation to another Scaffidi and Japan tariffs.

Steve brought up Froedtert and the Medical College of Wisconsin Save a Life Flag Raising ceremony that would be occurring later that day. Steve also talked about family, former WTMJ host Jeff Wagner and responded to more texts.

He took questions on tariffs, the Green Day Packers, U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin, fake news and more.

Steve wished his father a happy 89th birthday and answered a question about growing tomatoes.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi discussed U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the Republican congressmen who have started to turn against him. Clips from U.S. Senator Ron Johnson and U.S. Congressman Glenn Grothman on their thoughts were played and Steve reacted.

Steve opened the talk and text line to hear fans’ thoughts on tariffs and whether they were “yay or nay” on them.

Steve took one more call and gave his closing thoughts.

Steve Scaffidi was next joined remotely by 101.7 The Truth host Dr. Ken Harris and they discussed the latest crime numbers in Milwaukee, the return of school resource officers at Milwaukee Public Schools and what could be done to reduce crime and improve education.

Steve gave more thoughts on tariffs.

Steve responded to some more texts from fans.

Steve Scaffidi was next joined remotely by 101.7 The Truth host Dr. Ken Harris and they discussed the latest crime numbers in Milwaukee, the return of school resource officers at Milwaukee Public Schools and what could be done to reduce crime and improve education.

Steve Scaffidi was next joined in-studio by Urban Milwaukee president Jeramey Jannene to talk about the performance of the Milwaukee Election Commission during last Tuesday’s April election and how technology helped save the day.

Steve asked Jeramey what fans should know about Dr. Brenda Cassellius, Milwaukee Public Schools new superintendent and the changes she said she would bring and has brought. They also talked about how cuts from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is hindering Milwaukee.

-After listening to some feedback, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, they have come up with a new option for the future of Interstate 794; Jeramey explained to Steve.

Steve Scaffidi was joined by felow WTMJ host Kristin Brey. Kristin asked him if he could pull a Cory Booker filibuster, and they also discussed the text chains between them and political strategists Bill McCoshen and Joe Zepecki.

-Steve talked to Kristin about the Fabletics “Tariff Tax”, tariffs in general and misinformation.

-Steve asked Kristin if she would miss calling if her phone did not have it, to rank Bucks, Brewers and Packers and more.

Steve Scaffidi was joined by felow WTMJ host Kristin Brey. Kristin asked him if he could pull a Cory Booker filibuster, and they also discussed the text chains between them and political strategists Bill McCoshen and Joe Zepecki.

Steve talked to Kristin about the Fabletics “Tariff Tax”, tariffs in general and misinformation.

Steve asked Kristin if she would miss calling if her phone did not have it, to rank Bucks, Brewers and Packers and more.

Steve Scaffidi was next joined in-studio by Urban Milwaukee president Jeramey Jannene to talk about the performance of the Milwaukee Election Commission during last Tuesday’s April election and how technology helped save the day.

Steve asked Jeramey what fans should know about Dr. Brenda Cassellius, Milwaukee Public Schools new superintendent and the changes she said she would bring and has brought. They also talked about how cuts from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is hindering Milwaukee.

After listening to some feedback, Wisconsin Department of Transportation, they have come up with a new option for the future of Interstate 794; Jeramey explained to Steve.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined remotely by National Review writer Christian Schneider; they began by discussing tariffs, how it has affected Americans and what it meant for U.S. President Donald Trump.

-Steve next asked Christian if politicians swore too much and what the uptick in swearing meant for politics today.

-Steve and Christian then talked about the show White Lotus.

Steve talked about former Wisconsin State Supreme Court Justice Mike Gableman likely losing his law license in a case and Steve took his “homerun trot” about how he was right all along about Gableman.

Steve discussed sportswear company Fabletics charging a “tariff tax” on purchases.