Maggie opens with friend and current county supervisor Steve Taylor's reactions to recent comments made by Trump against Meagan Wolfe on a Green Bay-area radio show. In addition, Keith Gaustad of the November Criminals, a hip-hop-polka band, joins us to lighten the mood and promote his event celebrating the 30th anniversary of Wisconsin adopting Polka as the state dance.

Someone bailed trump out, and Tom Cotton could use a little cotton mouth it seems. Whatever they spew, Maggie's here to separate the B from the S.

In today's thought-provoking show, Maggie Daun navigates through the legal entanglements of Donald Trump's civil fraud trial, focusing on the controversial bond backed by subprime loan billionaire Don Hanky. The conversation delves into the implications of Trump’s assets being frozen and the subsequent legal and financial maneuvers involving Hanky's company. Switching gears, the show explores the fiery political discourse surrounding Senator Tom Cotton, shedding light on his incendiary comments about law enforcement and vigilante actions against protestors. Maggie’s engaging analysis illuminates the complexities of these high-stakes issues, raising critical questions about justice, accountability, and political integrity in today's America.

Maggie Daun tackles the intricate details of the Supreme Court's deliberations over the charges against January 6th defendants, providing a thorough examination of the legal intricacies and broader implications for justice and democracy in America. Maggie starts by dissecting the legal debates surrounding 18 U.S.C. 1512, which has been pivotal in charging some of the rioters. She skillfully clarifies the legal jargon, making the complex legal proceedings accessible and engaging for her listeners.

In a broader context, Maggie explores the influence of Donald Trump's rhetoric and actions, linking them to various legal challenges and ongoing trials, including his own. Her discussion illuminates the intersections of legal boundaries, political accountability, and constitutional rights, emphasizing the stakes of these trials not just for the individuals involved but for the nation's democratic foundations.

Listeners will appreciate Maggie's insightful commentary on the potential impacts of the Supreme Court's decisions, backed by expert opinions and in-depth analysis. The episode is punctuated with listener interactions, offering a dynamic and multifaceted perspective on the ongoing legal and political drama.

In the latest installment of her show, Maggie Daun dives into the intricate web of U.S. foreign aid and border security politics, providing listeners with a deep dive into recent legislative maneuvers and their broader implications. Known for her incisive commentary, Maggie unpacks the controversies and strategic decisions influencing U.S. support for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan amid global conflicts. Her discussion illuminates how these decisions resonate within the corridors of power in Washington, D.C., particularly focusing on Speaker Mike Johnson's contentious move to segregate aid packages, which highlights internal divisions and the larger geopolitical chess game.

In this thought-provoking episode, Maggie explores a world caught between escalating global tensions and the unifying power of cultural celebrations. Maggie brings in expert insights from Professor Yoshiko Herrera, who discusses the geopolitical consequences of these conflicts and the role of the U.S. on the world stage. The two open with a gripping analysis of recent military engagements involving drone strikes in Israel and the U.S. response, reflecting on how these events signal a broader instability in international relations.

This Monday, Maggie addresses a weekend of stark contrasts. Opening by discussing the intense global atmosphere highlighted by drone strikes in Israel, the U.S.'s military response, and the cascading effects of geopolitical tensions, Maggie's conversation navigates through the complex landscape of international relations, and their implications for global stability.

Switching gears, Maggie brings the discussion back home with a vibrant recount of her experience at a local Indian wedding. She delves into the rich cultural practices observed at the wedding, emphasizing the importance of cultural inclusivity and personal connections in fostering understanding across different backgrounds. Maggie’s narrative draws a poignant parallel between the broader geopolitical strife and the unifying moments of human joy and celebration found in cultural traditions.

Maggie talks about the passing of O.J. Simpson and the lasting impact his arrest and trial have had on our culture. She is joined by Civic Media colleague Terri Barr to discuss the miscarriage of justice that occurred in the criminal trial and detail her experience interviewing the sister of Nicole Brown-Simpson.

Then, she dives into the Donald Trump - Stormy Daniels hush money case, reacting to former lawyer Michael Avenatti's opinion on the matter and begrudgingly agreeing with him.

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Maggie delves into Judge Eileen Cannon's (mis)handling of the classified documents case against former President Donald Trump. She lays out the timeline of Judge Cannon's involvement in the case and points out the smoking gun that proves she has been applying the wrong legal standard in relation to confidentiality and witness protection during the discovery phase of evidence gathering. Maggie takes you through all the chaos of the latest sideshow in the saga of Donald Trump.

Dr. Kristen Lyerly, an OBGYN and Democratic candidate for the eighth congressional district in Wisconsin, joins the Maggie Daun show today and she leaves NOTHING off the table! Together, Maggie and Kristen explore the real-world consequences of such legal decisions, shedding light on the complexities of healthcare access and the fight for women's autonomy. This episode doesn't shy away from tough questions, challenging listeners to consider the broader societal implications of regressive legal rulings and the importance of informed civic engagement.

In a masterful blend of history, law, and politics, the episode paints a vivid picture of the current landscape of women's rights in the United States. Maggie's insightful analysis, combined with Dr. Lyerly's expert perspective, makes for a compelling call to action for all listeners to stand in solidarity for the protection of women's rights and healthcare access.

In this eye-opening episode of the Maggie Daun Show, we delve deep into the turbulent waters surrounding women's rights and the controversial decision by the Arizona Supreme Court to reinstate a Civil War era abortion ban. Maggie Daun takes listeners on a thought-provoking journey, beginning with a critical examination of the Republican Party's shifting stance on abortion, following the recent uproar caused by the reinstatement of a near-total abortion ban from 1864. The episode highlights the implications of this decision not only for Arizona but for the broader national discourse on women's rights and healthcare.