On today's show...US Sen. Ron Johnson has a press conference coming up on the adverse affects of the COVID-19 vaccine - he gives us the lowdown on who is going to be there and what brought the conference about; Wisconsin state Sen. John Jagler [Dist. 13] upacks Assembly Bill 383, which would add COVID-19 to the WIAA's list of transfer exemptions, allowing kids who were transferred during the pandemic to play sports without having to sit a year out; Judge Jim Troupis joins over Skype to talk about the new bipartisan infrastructure bill and discuss those still being held, or those who have been sentenced, for their role in the Jan. 6th protest at the Capitol; and John Lott, founder of Crime Prevention Research Center, discusses how he was setup by the anti-gun organization "Change the Ref."

On today's show...state Rep. Janel Brandtjen [Dist. 22] calls with an election reform update; US Rep. Scott Fitzgerald [Dist. 5] talks Biden's speech on gun control and the new, bipartisan infrastructure deal; ClimateDepot.com founder, Marc Morano, also discusses the new infrastructure deal and roving co-host Brian Schimming joins Vicki in the studio to talk CRT and Madison - as well as to consider the idea of putting the low-turnout spring elections in with the high-turnout fall.

On today's show...Bill Osmulski, content director for MacIver Institute, discusses Evers erroneous Badger Bounce Back Plan; retired Sheriff David Clarke talks about how the Democrats' are dealing with the upshot in crime; Dr. Duke Pesta from UW-Oshkosh unpacks how the Left's hatred manifests in education; Dr. Tony Dale, founder of Sendra.com, explains what a medical cost sharing community is and why the Biden Administration wants it shutdown and Seton Motley, president of Less Government, explains what's in the infrastructure bill.

On today's show...Wisconsin State Sen. Duey Strobel talks about the state's education budget; Kevin Nicholson, president and CEO of No Better Friend Corp., gives a preview of his upcoming event: "Critical Race Theory: Fighting the Culture of "Woke;" show regular Matt Kittle discusses his recent article on empowerwisconsin.org: "School board scold parent for quoting from book they approved;" Hans von Spakovsky, manager of The Heritage Foundation's Election Law Reform Initiative, talks SB1 and his recent foxnews.com opinion piece on Attorney General Merrick Garland; Greg Ellis (actor, director and writer) discusses socialism, CRT, woke capitalism, social justice and his new TV series/upcoming book "The Respondent" and Merrill Matthews from the Institute For Policy Innovation, talks about the infrastructure bill making its way through Congress.

On today's show....Vicki is joined by Wisconsin Right Now editors Jessica McBride and Jim Piwowarczyk to talk about the crisis on Water Street in Milwaukee; US Sen. Ron Johnson calls to talk about what really happened at the Juneteenth celebrations - beyond just being booed; former Wisconsin governor Scott Walker discusses Critical Race Theory in Wisconsin schools; Wisconsin State Sen. Steve Nass (Dist. 11) unpacks the state education budget; and Jed Sanborn, Madison small business owner and former alderman, closes out the show in the studio with Vicki, talking about the Wisconsin employment crisis.

On today's show...Vicki opens the show with Judge Jim Troupis in the studio - they talk the anti-racism trend that is anything but. Jed Babbin, former US Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, talks more about anti-racism, this time in the military. Tracy Beans, editor-in-chief of UncoverDC, has an update on the great Fulton County audit. Scott Manley, executive vice president of government relations for Wisconsin Manufactures and Commerce, discusses the demand for a $15 per hour minimum wage. And Stephanie Klett, CEO of Visit Lake Geneva, unpacks why it's so hard to hire people.

On today's show....Steve Spingola, retired lieutenant detective for the Milwaukee Police Department, joins Vicki to talk about the new fad of treating crime as a disease. Marc Morano, founder of ClimateDepot.com, goes over Biden's climate agenda and has a word with the 11 Republicans agreeing with the infrastructure bill. Nik Clark, president and chairman of Wisconsin Concealed Carry, Inc. breaks down Biden's red flag laws. Bret Healy, president of MacIver Institute, talks DHS' woke social justice initiatives and crime as a disease. And itinerant show host Brian Schimming closed out the show with Vicki in studio, talking Biden and Madison.

On today's show...Vicki talks with US Sen. Ron Johnson about the FBI's involvement with the Jan. 6th protest. Eric O'Keefe comes into the studio to talk more about the corruption of the FBI and the Administrative State. Deputy Council Dan Lennington (Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty) give updates on the legal fight against CRT and racial bias. And there are some strange things goin' down in Georgia - and David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, is here to unpack it all. Plus, Matt Kittle and Vicki compare notes on the attack on the 1st Amendment under the guise of fighting white supremacy and domestic terrorism.

On today's show...investigative journalist and editor at Wisconsin Right Now Jessica McBride talks about the escalation of violence in Milwaukee. Dr. Duke Pesta from FreedomProject Media/FreedomProject Academy discusses the history of CRT. The Blue Line Lawyer, Atty. Lance LaRusso, talks the explosion of police officer retiring or quitting. Vicki and US Rep. Glen Grothman (Dist.6) give their take on what Biden says is the most dire threat facing the US. Terry Schilling, president, American Principles Project, unpacks the question: who is protecting the traditional nuclear family.

On today's show, Vicki talks with retired Sheriff David Clarke on the explosion in crime problems across the country. Deputy Council Dan Lennington from Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty give an update on their lawsuit against the federal program that provides loan forgiveness for farmers based on skin color. Madison businessman and former Republican candidate for US Senate Eric Hovde calls into to explain inflation. Author Jed Babbin discusses Pres. Biden's performance at the G7. Wesley J. Smith, chairman of the Discovery Institute's Center on Human Exceptionalism, talks what China is up to with rat experiments and the bioethics of it all. Plus, Nicole Neily, president of Parents Defending Education, unpacks the question: is teaching about teaching or about social justice?