On today's show...Dr. Hooman Noorchashm, cardiac surgeon, immunologist, medical ethicist and public policy advocate, talks about the COVID-19 Delta variant. Kevin McGary talks about his new organization Every Black Life Matters. David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, discusses the filibuster and the Democratic agenda. Author Wesley J. Smith, chair and senior fellow at the Discovery Institute's Center for Human Exceptionalism, talks about his latest article with the Epoch Times, "The US Is Beginning to Look Like China." And Dr. Nicole Hemkes from Advocate DPC joins Vicki in the studio to explain how surgical procedures work in the direct primary care system. Plus, a look at what Pres. Biden said, or tried to say, at his recent town hall.

Dr. Hooman Noorchashm, cardiac surgeon, immunologist, medical ethicist and public policy advocate, talks about the Delta variant, vaccines and #screenB4vaccine.

On today's show...U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson talks about COVID-19 and gain of function research. Wisconsin Right Now editors, Jessica McBride and Jim Piwowarczky, have the details on the Waters Street shooting that took place following the Bucks' victory. Wisconsin state Rep. Timothy Ramthun [Dist. 5] expands on his recent press release call for a full forensic audit. Author John Lott, president of Crime Prevention Research Center, goes into detail on what happened when he was set up by an anti-gun group. And Madison business owner and former alderman, Jed Sanborn, talks the CDC, immigration and a whole lot more.

On today's show...Robert L. Woodson, Sr., founder and president of the Woodson Center and civil rights activist talks CRT, socialism, the nuclear family and BLM. Burlington School Board member, Taylor Wishau, talks school boards, CRT and DPI's curriculum control. U.S. Rep. Scott Fitzgerald [Dist. 5] updates us on the situation at the U.S./Mexico border. Deputy Council Dan Lennington, from the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, discusses CRT-related lawsuits. Eric Hovde, chairman and CEO of H Bancorp and former Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, explains how states can insulate themselves from the crazy. And political activist Eric O'Keefe unpacks the threat of a Chinese-style totalitarian state.

On today's show...Bonner Cohen, senior fellow at The National Center for Public Policy, explains why the Biden Administration is trying to put high-density housing in suburbia. Executive vice president of government relations for Wisconsin Manufactures and Commerce, Scott Manley, breaks apart the nation that there are no GOOD jobs available. Government relations director at Federation for American Reform, RJ Hauman, talks about amnesty for those coming across the border in the infrastructure bill. Author Marc Morano, founder of ClimateDepot.com, talks COVID, climate and banning pickup trucks. And itinerant co-host Brian Schimming joins us in the studio, even though he's feeling a little under the weather, to talk about Dane County Fair, Madison and Outagamine Country Circuit Judge Vincent Biskupic.

On today's show...investigative reporters Jessica McBride and Jim Piwowarczyk talk schools, CRT and Wisconsin Right Now's most recent story, "Parent Says Slinger School District Trains Subs To Treat Kids Differently by Race." U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson discusses what it's like being declared an enemy of the people for asking questions that the powers-that-be don't seem keen to answer. U.S. Rep. Glenn Grothman [Dist. 6] has just gotten back from the southern border and has an update on the U.S./Mexico border crisis. Rick Esenberg, president and general council for Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, breaks down the ACLU's claim that teaching CRT is freedom of speech. And retired Milwaukee police detective and cold case investigator Steve Spingola updates us on the Brittany Zimmermann and Kyle Rittenhouse cases.

On today's show...Tracy Beanz, editor in chieft at UncoverDC.com takes us through the Maricopa County audit results; former Gov. Scott Walker talks voting integrity measures and what's going on in Texas; executive director of Empower Wisconsin and Wisconsin Spotlight, Matt Kittle, discusses the latest Empower Wisconsin story "Election red flags surround Dem 'voter data juggernaut';" and retired Judge Jim Troupis joins Vicki in the studio to talk Cuba, inflation and defending the right to have bad ideas.

On today's show...ret. Sheriff David Clarke talks about the Wisconsin GOP and press releases (or lack thereof). Bonner Cohen, senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, explains environmental justice. founder and president of Women's Rights Without Frontiers, Reggie Littlejohn, talks vaccine passports and social credit systems. Author Julie Kelly, from American Greatness, has the latest update on those arrested following the Jan. 6th protest at the Capitol. Republican attorney general candidate, Ryan Owens, explains the duties and powers of a AG. And Horace Cooper, co-chairman of Project 21 National Advisory Board, talks scare tactics and how they're being used by the progressive left.

On today's show...Elmbrook School parent, Wendy Dorn - a longtime information source for the show - finally makes her debut on air to talk about recent discoveries about graphic sexual content in school libraries. Ken Cuccinelli, former acting Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security, discusses voter integrity measures across the U.S. The CEO of Right Forge, Martin Avila, talks about the reported plan of the Biden Administration to monitor text messages and Big Tech bias. Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty's deputy council, Dan Lennington, joins the show to explain the ACLU's pushback against WILL's pushback against Critical Race Theory. And show regular Dr. Duke Pesta (FreedomProject Media) talks intersectionality.

On today's show...Rick Esenberg, president and general council of Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, talks WILL's recent lawsuit against the Milwaukee Public Schools' union leave policy. Wesley J. Smith, senior fellow at the Discovery Institute's Center for Human Exceptionalism, breaks down his latest article at National Review, "Vermont's Proposed Reproductive Anarchy Constitutional Amendment." Former U.S. Undersecretary of Defense, Jed Babbin, discusses Cuba, Afghanistan and Putin. President of Citizens for Self Governance and driving force behind Convention of States Action, Mark Meckler, discusses how to fight what's going on in society. And David Johnson, CEO and founder of Strategic Vision PR Group, talks about the Republican comeback and CPAC.