Vicki opens the show with Wisconsin State Assembly Rep. Janel Brandtjen (Dist. 22) on the breaking story by Matt Kittle published in Wisconsin Spotlight on election law violations involving The Center For Tech and Civic Life.

*If you would like to watch the hearing on the investigation at 10 a.m. on March 10th, go to: wiseye.org and click Live.

Judge Shelley Grogan, who is running for Wisconsin Court of Appeals, Dist. 2, calls in to talk about her platform and about her opponent, Jeffrey Davis.

Wisconsin State Assembly Rep. Travis Tranel (Dist. 49) takes time off from his busy schedule to call and talk about the World Dairy Expo and how (if possible) to keep it in Wisconsin.

Matt Kittle himself calls on to the show to discuss the investigation into election fraud reported in his article and adds some enlightening details.

And Jed Sanborn, Madison business owner, helps Vicki close out the show in studio, talking about the investigation, the media, absentee ballots, and voting.

Vicki talks with state Sen. Steve Nass (Dist. 11) on the upcoming new mask mandate, schools, the World Dairy Expo and the state budget.

Brett Healy, President of the MacIver Institute, calls in to discuss COVID numbers in Wisconsin, the new mask mandate and schools.

Atty. J. Christian Adams, President and General Council of the Public Interest Legal Foundation, calls to talk about the least favorite parts of everyone's least favorite bill, H.R. 1.

And show regular Brian Schimming joins Vicki in the studio for the last hour to discuss International Women's Day and the World Dairy Expo.

Vicki talks racism in society with Horace Cooper, legal commentator, author and co-chairman of Project 21; then gets together with Dr. Duke Pesta of Freedom Project Academy, to discuss what children are being taught in schools.

Vicki talks with Representative Bryan Steil (Dist. 1) about the recent passage of H.R. 1 [For the People Act] in the House along party lines and the upcoming H.R. 5 [The Equality Act].

The conversation continues as Attorney Hans von Spakovsky from The Heritage Foundation calls in to talk H.R. 1.

Author and political activist Jason Snead from The Honest Election Project definitely has a few things to say about H.R. 1 and also talks election law process.

Vicki takes a break from talking H.R. 1 with journalist Matt Kittle from Empower Wisconsin to discuss developments in the Madison Teachers' Inc. planned sickout story.

But H.R. 1 once again rears it's ugly head with political advocate Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, as he and Vicki discuss the bill and how it could affect small businesses.

The show wraps up with Ira Mehlman, media director for the Federation for American Immigration Reform, as he and Vicki talk the situation at the Mexican/American border and the Biden Administration's immigration policies.

- Vicki talks with Sen. Ron Johnson on the alleged conspiracy by QAnon to attack the Capitol on March 4th and on the COVID funding package, H.R. 1319.

- President of the MacIver Institute Brett Healy calls to talk about kids in school...or, really, how they're not in school and why.

- Wisconsin State Sen. Pat Testin (Dist. 24) comes on to talk about The Star Spangled Banner Act and the left-indoctrination of kids in school.

- Rich Noyes, writer and Research Director at Media Research Center, discusses the unfair coverage of Big Media and how everyone is talking about allegations of sexual harassment made about New York Gov. Cuomo, but no one is talking about the nursing home investigation.

- Judge Jim Troupis helps Vicki close out the show, discussing the Arizona voter law case before the U.S. Supreme Court and what a totalitarian state is.

- Wisconsin State Representative Barb Dittrich ( Dist. 38) helps Vicki launch the show with a talk on the Protecting Women in Sports Act.

- Attorney and author Lance LoRusso (Blue Line Lawyer) explains qualified immunity is and why repealing it for police officers is a bad idea.

- Show regular Brian Schimming joins Vicki in the studio for the three o'clock hour to talk Wisconsin teachers, COVID, Madison schools, and the state of Madison's State Street.

- Author Marc Morano (ClimateDepot.com) comes on to talk CPAC 2021 and a possible climate lockdown.

- Journalist Todd Bensman with the Center for Immigration Studies makes his debut on the show to talk about migrants on the southern border, who they are, and where they're from.

Vicki talks with Sheriff David Clarke on CPAC 2021 and grassroots movements, especially Stand Up Wisconsin; Matt Kittle, Executive Director of Empower Wisconsin, calls to talk about the Madison Teachers' Inc. sickout; Scott Manley, Executive VP of Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, talks to the Leather Rich case against the DEA; author Jed Babbin talks the mental unfitness of President Biden and what's going on with the Biden Administration's foreign policy; and Vicki takes listener calls and explains how you will never be woke enough.

Vicki talks with Congressman Scott Fitzgerald about the Equality Act, debt crisis and the COVID relief bill; Sen. Ron Johnson calls into the show to keep the conversation about the relief bill going and Dr. Duke Pesta from FreedomProject Academy puts in his opinion on the Equality Act. Alderman Paul Skidmore comes on to talk about the state of downtown Madison, then former Alderman and businessman Jed Sanborn calls to put his two cents on the subject as well.

Political activist and author Eric O'Keefe joins Vicki in the studio to open the show - they talk about the problems with forming a third party and how to change you own party from within; author Matt Kittle, Executive Director of Empower Wisconsin, calls to discuss Madison Teachers' Inc.'s planned sick-out; Dr. Roger Klein from the Federalist Society Regulatory Transparency Project also calls in to talk kids in school, kids and COVID, and the difference in COVID vaccines; and show regular Brian Schimming comes into the studio for a talk about the Biden Administration.

Vicki talks with state Sen. Duey Stroebel (R - Dist 20) on Wisconsin's Republican-backed election reform bill; with Ira Mehlman, Media Director for Federation for American Immigration Reform, on Biden's immigration policy; with author Steve Milloy on carbon-neutrality, The Green Deal; and electric grid parts made in China; with Rick Esenberg, President and General Council at the Wisconsin Institute of Law and Liberty. She also talks about what happened at the Capitol Riot and how Madison Teachers Inc encouraging a sickout.