On today's show....

Empower Wisconsin's Matt Kittle is still in for Vicki - he talks with Joint Finance Committee co-chair Sen. Howard Marklein about re-writing Gov. Tony Evers’ bloated mess of a budget and the budget process in a time of massive federal funding to states.

But Evers budget calls for property tax hikes. John Jacobson, Government Relations Director for the Wisconsin Property Taxpayers Inc. stops by to break down the hit property owners could face.

Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation joins Matt for an update on the PRO Act, Biden and crew’s attempt at doing away with right to-work and a slate of other worker freedoms.

An Oregon state health official is urging masks and social distancing forever. There is no safe space for the safe space crowd. Drew Allen, a Texas-bred, California author and speaker who writes a weekly blog promoting conservative ideals — DrewThomasallen.com — breaks it down.

On today's show....

Vicki is out of the studio for the next couple of days, so her pal Matt Kittle, investigative journalist from Empower Wisconsin and Wisconsin Spotlight, once again steps in to cover for her.

Toothache: Will there be real licensure reform this session in the area of dental therapists? State Sen. Mary Felzkowski has been the health care measure’s biggest champion. She joins to talk about the current bill, among other hot legislative topics.

Ryan Owens, a conservative professor at UW-Madison (stop and think about that for a moment) and constitutional lawyer announced his candidacy for Wisconsin attorney general. He stops by to talk about why he’s running and what’s at stake in the next election.

Conservative activist Mark Meckler says Wisconsin is on track to become the 16th state to join the Convention of States Movement to rein in the out-of-control federal government. In the unfortunate absence of Mark, Matt carries the topic solo.

WEED: Tony Evers is playing the weed card to get re-elected. Will it work? Matt tries to answer this question with a little help from listeners.

Also, WIBA's lack of Bob Dylan songs, more on the fallout from the Wisconsin Election Scandal, what's going on with the Derek Chauvin trial, and more.

On today's show, Vicki and many of her guests pay tribute to the late Prof. John McAdams, poli-sci professor at Marquette University, how passed away at the age of 75. Jessica McBride and Jim Piwowarczky, editors at Wisconsin Right Now, discuss his legacy. They also talk about a recent investigative report published through Wisconsin Right Now, "Not Charged: Milwaukee County DA Refused to Charge Cop Accused of Sexual Assault, Drugs."

Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty's Rick Esenberg also talks about McAdams' legacy, before discussing a recent lawsuit against higher education regarding race-based scholarships. More details can be found at Wisconsin Spotlight.

U.S. Rep. Glen Grothman (Dist. 6) calls to talk about all things going on in Washington DC - spending, open borders, the works.

Empower Wisconsin's Matt Kittle joins the show to talk about McAdams' legacy and a new story: "Sources: Verona teacher tells students, 'all cops are racist'."

And Brian Schimming joins Vicki in the studio with special guest Angela Heinline, Enrollment Manager at St. Ambrose Academy, to discuss alternative to public schools, how to find the right private school, how to afford it, and how parents can empower themselves to go to bat for their children.

On today's show...

Vicki opens the show with US Sen. Ron Johnson, talking all things going on in DC - open borders, no-bid contracts, dishonest press, infrastructure, and court packing.

Rick Baas, Vice Chair of the Milwaukee County Republican Party, calls to finally answer the question of why the Republicans can't get on the same page and what they need to do to get there.

Author Julie Kelly, senior contributor to American Greatness, joins to talk about the Capitol 6th Riot, including what's happening to those involved.

And Judge Jim Troupis helps Vicki close out the show in the studio discussing Madison, freedom of speech, the Declaration of Independence, and a whole lot more.

On today's show....

What's the offense? Vicki is joined by Dr. Duke Pesta, University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh and FreedomProject Academy, to discuss the resignation of 3 teachers in Sun Prairie over a test question.

Marc Morano from ClimateDepot calls to talk about how the media is using climate to incite fear and provoke legislation, like they did with COVID-19.

U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany (Dist. 7) calls to with an update on the increasingly bad situation on the U.S./Mexico border.

Media Research Center's Director of Media Analysis Tim Graham calls to talk more about the press using fear to push their own agenda.

And author Seton Motley from RedState - also the president of Less Government - makes an appearance to discuss the infrastructure bill, the Biden Administration, and China.

On today's show...

Vicki talks with Dr. Jay Richards from the Discovery Institute about the recent hold on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Horace Cooper of Project 21 calls to discuss the Biden Administration's infrastructure bill and the idea of paying reparations.

CEO of RightForge Martin Avila joins the show to talk about RightForge and the market of free ideas.

Columnist and author Amity Shlaes calls to talk about her latest piece "Republicans Shouldn't Be Democrats-Lite" in Bloomberg, which she co-authored with Matthew Denhart.

And semi-consistent co-host Brian Schimming helps Vicki wrap up the show in the studio, talking about the current state of Madison and getting a surprise guest appearance from Terrace Wall, President and CEO of T. Wall Enterprises.

On today's show...

Vicki is in Twitter jail, so she and her producer try to guess why before being joined by Sheriff David Clarke. Elections come down to turnout and the sheriff has more than a few words on Republican's notoriously low turnout.

Nick Clark, President and Chairman of Wisconsin Carry, Inc., calls to talk gun control vs. expanded gun rights and Biden's gun control vs. states who are passing laws to ignore gun laws from the feds.

Rick Esenberg, founder and President of Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, joins the show to discuss the recent Wisconsin Supreme Court rejection of a lawsuit to remove voters who have moved from voter rolls.

Derrick Van Orden, candidate for Wisconsin's district 3 House seat, calls in to talk about his candidacy, district 3, incumbent Rep. Ron Kind, and attacks by the left.

And Matt Kittle, Executive Director of Empower Wisconsin, joins to discuss DWD, DPI, and the failures of the Evers Administration.

On today's show...

Wisconsin Right Now editors Jessica McBride and Jim Piwowarczyk join Vicki to talk about Milwaukee City Attorney Tearman Spencer - his reparation leanings, poor relationship with the Milwaukee Police Department, and a sexual harassment investigation against him.

U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson calls to discuss gun control, H.R.1, open borders...all the stuff the Biden Administration is up to and how getting Republicans into local government is one of the best things you can do.

Atty. Lance LoRusso, the Blue Line Lawyer, calls to talk about the ongoing Derek Chauvin trial.

Author Allen Stevo, the man behind the book, "Face Masks In One Lesson" joins to discuss resisting empty COVID restrictions.

And David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, calls from Atlanta to talk about Stacy Abrams, companies pulling out from Atlanta and Georgia, the lies of the Democrats and the media, and the cowardice of the Republicans.

On today's show....

Ghost kids - Wisconsin DPI isn't tracking chronic absenteeism, Wisconsin State Sen. Dale Kooyenga (Dist. 5) calls the show to discuss what's going on.

Vicki talks with Senior Vice President of Gun Owners of America Erich Pratt on Biden's new executive order on guns.

U.S. Rep. Glen Grothman (Dist. 6) calls to talk about the situation on the U.S./Mexico border.

Matt Kittle from Empower Wisconsin and Wisconsin Spotlight and Erick Kaardal, special counsel for The Amistad Project, both join the show to talk about the announcement that The Amistad Project, an election integrity watchdog, has filed a formal complaint with the Wisconsin Election Commission on behalf of five Green Bay residents alleging that city officials allowed a private activist group to control significant aspect of the 2020 election.

And Judge Jim Troupis helps Vicki close out the show in the studio, discussing more about The Amistad Project filing, legal challenges that could be made against companies leaving Georgia, and how to fight back against attacks by Democrats.

It's the day after Wisconsin's spring election....

After a disappointing turnout in the polls for Republicans, Vicki takes up the subject of what can be done to galvanize the right. Former Gov. Scott Walker joins the show to discuss how to educate people on what conservatives stand for.

Sheriff David Clarke also discusses the disappointing turnout for Republicans at the polls and the lack of organization in the Republican party.

In the wake of Alder Paul Skidmore's defeat in the election, former Madison Police Chief Mike Koral joins Vicki to talk about what the city council will like without Skidmore on it, as well as give listeners a rundown on the state of crime and punishment in Wisconsin.

Paul Skidmore himself joins the show at the top of the 4 o'clock hour to speak about his recent loss and what's next for him, for the city council, and for Madison.

Also, itinerant co-host Brian Schimming is in the studio with Vicki to talk about political activism.