Bill is keeping Kristin Brey who really helped Milwaukee shine during the RNC compared to the DNC in Chicago. Steve is keeping well moderated and well-timed debates

Bill is ditching 4-day conventions and just let them have the presidential candidates shine. Steve is ditching poorly prepared debates

Steve Scaffidi is joined on the phone by Rose Gray from Fox World Travel to announce their listener trip for next year where they will be going to Steve’s homeland Sicily in Italy.

It's Day 3 of the DNC. Steve recaps Day 2 with Kamala Harris at Fiserv Forum with 15,000 in attendance and Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers gaff at roll call at the United Center in Chicago.

Adam Roberts joins us LIVE from the McCormick place in Chicago to give Steve a look at what things look like at the DNC and his expectations for tonight.

Quick Additional DNC Thoughts

WTMJ's Kristin Brey is also at the DNC and tells Steve what she’s seeing.

– Steve asks Kristin about the Republicans speaking on the floor at the DNC, the people she’s seen and more

Closing thoughts, show poll on who fans are voting for and more.

Steve Scaffidi is joined on the phone by James Wigderson, writer of Life Under Construction to talk about the state of the presidential race since they last spoke with Kamala Harris running instead of Joe Biden and Trump’s chances against her.

– Steve next asks James what the message of the Democratic Party is going to be during the DNC, what Kamala Harris has to do to beat Trump and Joe Biden’s legacy.

Steve gives his quick thoughts on Day 1 of the DNC and his thoughts on Joe Biden’s speech and the scheduling.

U.S. Congressman Bryan Steil joins Steve on the phone to discuss the Republican perspective on Day 1 of the DNC.

The Recombobulation Writer Dan Shafer joins Steve Scaffidi next to give the left-leaning perspective on Day 1 of the DNC and Joe Biden’s speech

– Joe Biden addressed the pro-Palestinian protests. Steve asks Dan if it was a smart move and also asks him about his plans for the DNC tomorrow.

The Recombobulation Writer Dan Shafer joins Steve Scaffidi next to give the left-leaning perspective on Day 1 of the DNC and Joe Biden’s speech

– Joe Biden addressed the pro-Palestinian protests. Steve asks Dan if it was a smart move and also asks him about his plans for the DNC tomorrow.

U.S. Congressman Bryan Steil joins Steve on the phone to discuss the Republican perspective on Day 1 of the DNC.

Steve Scaffidi is joined on the phone by James Wigderson, writer of Life Under Construction to talk about the state of the presidential race since they last spoke with Kamala Harris running instead of Joe Biden and Trump’s chances against her.

– Steve next asks James what the message of the Democratic Party is going to be during the DNC, what Kamala Harris has to do to beat Trump and Joe Biden’s legacy.

Steve Scaffidi is joined by Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter Mary Spicuzza. They begin by talking about the DNC in Chicago which starts today and how it compares to the RNC in Milwaukee last month.

Steve and Mary are joined by fellow reporter and Mary’s husband Dan Simmons who is in Chicago. Dan gives Mary and Steve the mood of the DNC, the protestors, Chicago and more.

– Steve asks Dan about his work, his observations with who voters are voting for and campaigning,

9:35 – A quick look at the show poll on X about Kamala not doing press conferences

Steve and Mary are next joined by former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Reporter Bill Glauber to talk about Kamala Harris and Tim Walz as Democratic candidates. Steve asks Mary and Bill about what’s the next big event people will be focusing on, and which side wins the celebrity endorsement war.

Steve asks Mary about seeing Taylor Swift in Europe.

Steve closes the hour by asking Mary about her podcast about the murder of her cousin Auggie.

Steve Scaffidi and Mary Spicuzza are next joined by former Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Reporter Bill Glauber to talk about Kamala Harris and Tim Walz as Democratic candidates. Steve asks Mary and Bill about what’s the next big event people will be focusing on, and which side wins the celebrity endorsement war.