On today's show, Vicki opens with Judge Jim Troupis in the studio to talk about YouTube shutting down Sen. Ron Johnson's YouTube Channel and the Wisconsin Supreme Court's ruling that local health departments have no right to close schools and it is unconstitutional. Itinerant show host Brian Schimming joins Vicki and the judge to discuss more of the state Supreme Court decision and how it will affect Big Tech censorship and freedom of speech. Then Vicki and Brian are joined in studio again by Angela Heinline, the director of enrollment and learning services specialist at St. Ambrose Academy, for more on the state Supreme Court decision, which Ambrose was a part of. After Brian and Angela duck out, Dr. Nicole Hemkes from Advocate DPC, comes into the studio to talk about the difference between direct primary care and traditional insurance-driven doctors.

On today's show....Vicki talks with Bill Osmulski, content director for MacIver Institute, on Critical Race Theory in schools and the Wisconsin legislature's weak bill addressing it. US Sen. Ron Johnson discusses video footage of the Jan. 6th protest and the sabotage of alternative treatments for COVID-19. Dr. Duke Pesta (UW - Oshkosh, FreedomProject Media/FreedomProject Academy) provides an analysis of the damage white hatred is inflicting on our children, culture and country. And Grover Norquist, founder of Americans for Tax Reform, discusses the IRS leaking tax information to the media and the Democrats wanting to see American's transaction level data.

On today's show, Vicki talks with Wisconsin State Assembly Rep. Janel Brandtjen (Dist. 22) for an update on the Wisconsin Election Scandal, as well as the possibility of election audit/reform. Scott Manley, the executive vice president of government relations for Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, explains how low employment numbers are going to affect Wisconsin's budget surplus. Author Steve Milloy, founder of JunkScience.com, discusses the infrastructure bill and green energy. Former acting Director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services and former Attorney General of Virginia Ken Cuccinelli gives VP Kamala Harris a performance review and explains what it takes to investigate voter fraud. Another member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, Rep. Travis Tramel (Dist. 49) tries to answer the question: what, exactly, is Gov. Tony Evers doing with the budget surplus and the COVID-19 funding the state has? And CEO David Johnson of Strategic Vision PR Group calls with an update on the Fulton County Audit.

On today's show, Vicki talks with author Julie Kelly, contributor to American Greatness (amgreatness.com) to get an update on what has happened to those involved in the Jan. 6th protest at the Capitol. Author John Lott, founder of Crime Prevention Research Center, joins the show to talks about new gun laws. Seton Motely, president of Less Government, calls to talk about this article at RedState.com: "Eisenhower Also Predicted Face Science, Virus Lockdowns, Big Tech, and Leftist Colleges." Bonner Cohen, senior fellow at National Center For Public Policy Research, joins to explain how the left will place local zoning laws under federal control. And Atty. Shannon Whitworth from the Wisconsin Institute For Law & Liberty calls to talk about how racism cannot be solves with more racism.

On today's show, Brian Schimming joins Vicki in a rare first hour appearance to talk about Republican resolutions and Critical Race Theory in schools. Then former Undersecretary of Defense Jed Babbin calls to talk about COVID-19's origins and the threat that is China. Author Wesley Smith, senior fellow at the Discovery Institute's Center on Human Exceptionalism, joins the show to explain how wetland could get human rights in Florida. Next, Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul is facing a lawsuit from the state's Republican legislature - Matt Kittle, executive director of Empower Wisconsin and Wisconsin Spotlight, explains why. And Ira Mehlman, media director for Federation for American Immigration Reform, gives an update on the current state of the border. Also, Vicki talks about the cost of an invisible piece of art.

On today's show, Vicki opens the show with US Sen. Ron Johnson, who is under heavy attack by press and Democrats for talking about everything that you're not supposed to talk about - Fauci, the vaccine, alternative treatments and more. Then Marc Morano from ClimateDepot.com joins the show to talk about what's changed in the 15 years since Al Gore's film on climate debuted and why that change seems insane. Next, Horace Cooper, co-chairman of the Project 21 National Advisory Board, comes on to explain how everything has suddenly become white supremacy and how dangerous that is. Dr. Jay Richards, co-author of "The Price of Panic," calls to shed further light on the Fauci emails. And Judge Jim Troupis joins Vicki in the studio to discuss light summer reading and some heavy, heavy topics.

On today's show, Vicki opens with a report by Bill Osmulski, content director for MacIver Institute on CRT and it's connection to work ethic, then speaks with the man himself for more details. Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, joins the show to talk about Dr. Anthony Fauci and recent incriminating emails suggesting he was not transparent with the public. Dr. Roger Klein, MD, JD also joins the show to talk about Fauci, but its about his politics, not is science. Retired Sheriff David Clark calls to give an update on recent bills introduced into the Wisconsin legislature that would ban discrimination based on COVID-19 vaccination. Dr. Duke Pesta, UW-Oshkosh and FreedomProject Academy/FreedomProject Media, makes an appear in spirit on the show, with a segment from Wednesday on intersectionality and sexual deviance. And special guest Derrick Van Orden, who is running against US Rep. Ron Kind (Dist. 3) in the next election, helps Vicki close out the show with a quick rundown of how Wisconsin can take the US House from Democrat to Republican.

On today's show, Vicki opens with Dr. Duke Pesta from UW - Oshkosh (as well as FreedomProject Media/FreedomProject Academy) to talk about the connection between intersectionality and radical sexuality in schools. President and chairman of Wisconsin Carry, Inc., Nik Clark joins the show to talk about what the legislature SHOULD be doing to promote gun rights, instead of what they ARE doing. Dr. Steve Camarota, director of research at the Center for Immigration Studies calls to discuss the link between immigration and the economy. Scott Manley, executive vice president of government relations for Wisconsin Manufactures & Commerce, joins Vicki to explain why businesses can't find workers and what's going to happen because of that. And itinerant co-host Brian Schimming is back from his wandering to talk about Fauci, conspiracies, vaccine passports and how nice it is to finally be maskless in Dane County.

On today's show, Vicki opens with retired Sheriff David Clarke to talk about new bills that have quite suddenly entered hearings, but it all seems deliberately difficult for the public to attend - or even find out what's going on. Then, US Rep. Tom Tiffany (Dist. 7) calls to talk about the immigration crisis, followed by Atty. Lance LaRusso (BlueLineLawyer.com) who talks about the statistics of policing and which way public support is skewing for cops. Next, Autry Pruitt, CEO of New Journey PAC, who asks that white liberals stop helping black communities - because their policies are damaging and those white liberals won't have to live with the consequences. Matt Kittle, executive director for Empower Wisconsin and Wisconsin Spotlight, calls to discuss CRT and woke social justice education. And David Johnson, CEO for Strategic Vision PR Group, calls to talk about Fluton County, Georgia and the mystery around what happened to the Fluton County ballots.

On today's show....Vicki talks with author John Lott, president of Crime Prevention Research Center, about David Chipman, Biden's pick to head the ATF, and the most recent accusation by the Dems: how the rise in crime is somehow Trump's fault. Then investigative journalist and editor-in-chief of UncoverDC Tracy Beanz joins the show to talk about origins of COVID-19 with the Wuhan Lab-Leak Theory and the Wuhan Games as a vector of contagion. US Sen. Ron Johnson calls to discuss the ongoing investigations of the January 6th protest and the looming public debt crisis. Then David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, explores the questions: have the Dems overreached themselves? Are Republicans going to make a comeback? And itinerant co-host Brian Schimming makes an appearance once again to wrap up the show with Vicki and talk about the City of Madison.