At the end of another week, the coronavirus pandemic continues to dominate headlines as the global case number has surpassed one million.

A controversial sculpture in Appleton was voted on to remain put at its current location even though it has drawn many complaints from Appleton residents.

John takes calls, emails ,and texts regarding Marsy's Law. Until next time stay right, stay red, and most importatnly God bless.

John talks about the two drugs that have been in primary discussion with medical professionals to possibly aid in fighting off the coronavirus. John then moves on to discusses the controversy of Marsy's Law.

Justice Daniel Kelly calls in to discuss the final five days leadingup to spring election, and fires back at his oppenent Jil Karofsky consistently slandering him and making false accusations.

John takes more input from listeners, wrapping up the conversation on COVID-19 for the day.

John continues taking calls responding to listener comments and questions reagarding everying on the pandemic front.

John takes calls responding to listener comments and questions on COVID-19 and Democrats continuing to criticize Trump on his handling of the pandemic.

COVID-19 is the top headline as usual as the US total case number has eclipsed 216,000

Appleton mayoral candidate Jim Clemons joins the show to discuss his agenda in the final five days leading up to the state spring election next week.