The Nicole Sandler Show

We somehow made it to the end of this bloody week still standing. Today on the show, Nicole Sandler chats with The Nation's John Nichols about Wisconsin's new voter ID law & how it accomplished what the GOP legislature (who passed it) set out to do. Lee Camp brings the humor about the serious stakes as we head into the weekend. And in honor of Joan Baez endorsing Bernie Sanders, we have a Flashback Fri segment from 1996 with Joan and Dar Williams.

Nicole Sandler is having an existential crisis. How to vote for the Democratic nominee if it is Hillary Clinton? That decision is in her hands, and she's blowing it. Nicole discusses that, plus Wisconsin with Professor Harvey J. Kaye and more with Howie Klein of Down with Tyranny and the Blue America PAC.

Bernie Sanders won a decisive victory in Wisconsin last night. He's on to Wyoming for Sat. caucus, then on to New York, where Hillary Clinton and her surrogates have stepped up the lies and attacks. And the media is smearing Bernie over his NY Daily News editorial board interview which, frankly, was spot on.

Today, Nicole pushes back on the corporate media narrative. Plus Deborah Newell joins in to talk a bit of FloriDUH. And energy analyst, journalist and author Antonia Juhasz tells us about women making a difference in combating climate change.

The primary races head to Wisconsin today amid talk of deteriorating "tone". Nicole opens the phones in the first hour to get your thoughts on the year of the "artful smear. @GottaLaff joins in for hour 2.

As the $15 minimum wage is signed into law today in both NY and California, Nicole Sandler speaks with SEIU International VP and author of the forthcoming book, "The FIght for $15"  David Rolf. Plus, it's Monday, so Joel Silberman will share some wisdom on the media and the 2016 presidential race.