Vicki McKenna talks with Manhattan Institute's Brian Riedl about the debt and money crisis that is only getting worse.

It's Earth Day and Vicki is feeling nostalgic for tree-hugging hippies making demands for environmental change instead of billionaire elitists making demands for environmental change. However, the show must go on and go on it will with Wisconsin Right Now investigative journalist Jim Piwowarczyk, who expands on the on the news outlet getting unpublished by Facebook and what they're doing about it. Next, it's Congressman Bryan Steil (WI-01), talking about what the Dems are doing and what the Republicians should do once they get back in power. Following him is Brett Healy, president of the MacIver Institute, with his assessment of Gov. Evers environmental justice plan. We also have U.S. Senator and accidental ambassador for Earth Day, Ron Johnson, who talks truth and climate change and FreedomProject Academy's Dr. Duke Pesta, who - after some technical difficulties, talks home schooling and the importance of YOU teaching your kids to read, rather than the school system. Plus, with the latest poll numbers on education policy, David Johnson, president of Strategic Vision PR Group.

To start today's show, we have some of Gov. Evers recent policy decisions - Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate, Rebecca Kleefisch, joins us with some strong words about Gov. Evers energy plan and Jim Bender, former president of School Choice Wisconsin, who has some similarly scathing things to say about Gov. Evers education bill vetoes. Next is Congressman Tom Tiffany (WI-07), who talks about Americans awakening to the problems with the Democrats. Then it's The Federalist senior editor, Christopher Bedford, who goes over Elon Musk's attempt to make Twitter private and the domino effect that he hopes will spring from it. Fresh from his appearance on The Tucker Carlson Show, we have Dan Gainor, vice president of Free Speech American and Business for Media Research Center, talks free speech and social media. Also joining us is Glenn Roper, attorney with Pacific Legal Foundation, to give us his assessment on the chances that the federal overturn of the travel mask mandate will remain. Plus, Vicki talks Facebook unpublishing Wisconsin Right Now's page, the Madison police body camera bait and switch, and - of course - masks.

In the wake of a French teacher/drag queen doing a show for her high school, Dr. Duke Pesta, FreedomProject Media and FreedomProject Academy, joins the show to talk about the degrading quality of teachers in the public school system. Wisconsin Manufactures and Commerce's Scott Manely comes on to talk about Gov. Evers energy plan. Next, investigative reporter Matt Kittle has a startling story about the interim president of University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, regarding the freedom of speech survey. Mark Mix, president of the National Right To Work Legal Defense Foundation, talks about the Biden Administration's plans for unions and unionizations. Plus, Jed Sanborn, Madison business owner, joins Vicki in the studio to talk about taxes.

The Citizen's United movie "Rigged 2020" is now available for download (get it on rigged2020.com). Today's first guest was in the film - it's Rep. Janel Brandtjen (Dist. 22), who's here talk us through the story. Then (just to bring down the mood a little) is Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty's deputy council Dan Lennington, who talks about WILL's most recent letter to the Madison Public Library's "Movement & Meditation" classes which, according to the library's website is "intended for BIPOC seniors." Next is Adam Jarchow, candidate for Wisconsin Attorney General, calling us from the U.S./Mexico border to give us an update on what's going on down there. Ken Cuccinelli, former Attorney General of Virginia, joins us to talk about what's going on with election integrity and the attacks on sitting legislators. Congressman Glenn Grothman (WI-06) talks about the price of insulin and his new PBM bill. Plus, The Daily Caller's Larry Behrens calls shenanigans on the Biden's Administration's claim that oil and gas leases on federal land will open up.

On today's show, we open with Sen. Ron Johnson, here to talk about COVID and the COVID Cartel. Then it's The Heritage Foundation's Hans Von Spakovsky with an update on the status of election integrity, followed political activist (and perpetual optimist) Eric O'Keefe to talk about freedom of speech and social media. Also joining us is Ira Mehlman, media director for FAIR, who talks about how to fix the situation at the U.S./Mexico border and retired Madison Police Chief Mike Koval with another update on the state of police in Madison.

Eric Hovde on his decision not to run for governor, Matt Kittle on the Middleton drag show, Jim Bender of school choice WI, Wisconsin Right Now's Jessica McBride, Grover Norquist of Americans for Tax Reform ahead of Tax Day, and Brian Schimming in studio

A show that's just chuck-full of guests, Mark Morgan with FAIR and the former Director of the CBP on the situation on the U.S.-Mexico border. Horace Cooper with Project 21. Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com. Congressman Glenn Grothman. Eric Hovde with an economic outlook. David Johnson with Strategic Vision on presidential polling.

The Voice of Reason in a city of chaos. Weekday afternoons on 1310 WIBA Madison.

Representative Janel Brandtjen on the call to protest outside Deanna Alexander's house, Duke Pesta on schools grooming kids, Sheriff David Clarke, Less Government's Seton Motley, Attorney General candidate Eric Toney, and Judge Jim Troupis

Guests include Senator Ron Johnson, John Lott on ghost guns and Biden's new gun control plans, Bill Osmulski on election crimes with no punishments, AG candidate Adam Jarchow, and Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty's Dan Lennington on Middleton teacher in drag