Original airdate, Jan. 31, 2022: Former acting Commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Mark Morgan, comes on the show to talk about the U.S./Mexico border crisis and how it's causing offenses that should be considered impeachable.

On today's show, Sheriff David Clarke of Rise Up Wisconsin talks about the shooting of a third police officer in the line of duty in the past two weeks and Republican unwillingness to do anything about it. Then it's Kevin Nicholson - previously the volunteer president of No Better Friend Corp, now a gubernatorial candidate - responds to Speaker Robin Voss' comment discouraging him from running for governor and tells us about the platform he's running on. Wisconsin Manufacturing and Commerce's Scott Manley explains what inflation, energy policies, and material shortages are doing to Wisconsin businesses. Next, Rep. Janel Brandtjen explains how voting in Wisconsin still needs to change. Plus, everyone's favorite roving co-host Brian Schimming stops by the studio.

An afternoon UW basketball game means we have a short show, but it's still a big one - first we have Rick Esenberg, president of Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, talking about the recent court decisions on drop boxes and what will happen next. Then it's the man of the week, Rep. Tim Ramthun (Dist. 59), who is here to dispel some ugly rumors and shine a light on what has happened in the Wisconsin Assembly.

Vicki tries to explain what is going on in the Wisconsin Assembly with Rep. Tim Ramthum and the viral (untrue) story about Wisconsin voting to take back ten electoral college votes from the 2020 election. Then it's Dr. Duke Pesta talking about statements made by progressives to drive people mad. He's followed by state Sen. Steve Nass who explains what's going on with the Wisconsin Election Commission following the ruling on drop boxes. Also joing the show is Atty. Tom Renz, who testified at Sen. Ron Johnson's "COVID-19: A Second Opinion" hearing regarding whistleblower information on the negative effects of the COVID-19 vaccine on members of the military. President of the Convention of States, Mark Meckler, calls to talk about the Wisconsin Senate decision to call for a convention of states. Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet joins the program to answer the question: does Biden's Dept. of Defense vaccine mandate threaten America's military? Plus, we have Dr. Nicole Hemkes from Advocate MD in the studio.

Original airdate, Jan. 26, 2022: Atty. Tom Renz joins the show following his testimony at Sen. Ron Johnson's "COVID-19: A Second Opinion" hearing regarding whistleblower information on the negative effects of the COVID-19 vaccine on members of the military.

Original airdate, Jan. 26, 2022: Dr. Elizabeth Lee Vliet joins the program to answer the question: does Biden's Dept. of Defense vaccine mandate threaten America's military?

On today's show, Vicki is joined by Steve Spingola to talk about the the state of crime and punishment in Milwaukee and what can be done to fix it. Then, American Greatness' Julie Kelly calls to give us another update on the Jan. 6th investigation. Project 21's Horace Cooper also joins us to explain how all the moves meant to make voting more fair actually make votes matter less. Next RedState's Seton Motley goes over all the sins of Big Tech. And Judge Jim Troupis talks elections and the new ruling on ballot drop boxes.

Vicki jumps right into the subject at hand today with Sen. Ron Johnson, who calls in to talk about his five hour roundtable called "COVID-19: A Second Opinion" following an anti-mandate and pro-early treatment rally in Washington. Then Dr. Pierre Kory, who spoke a Sen. Johnson's hearing, joins the show to talk about what's been happening to doctors who have advocated for early treatment and why it's been so hard to get it. John Lott, president of Crime Prevention Research Center, to talk about the claim that America has the world's worst voting rights. Jed Babbin, former US Deputy Undersecretary of Defense, joins to talk about his latest piece in the American Spectator, but first tries to explain what's going on in Ukraine. CJ Szafir, president of the Institute for Reforming Government, calls to tells us what his organization is all about and how it's going to help Wisconsinites. Plus, we find out what happened to Vicki's religious objection to the vaccine mandate.

Original airdate Jan. 24, 2022: Dr. Pierre Kory, fresh from speaking at Sen. Johnson's hearing "COVID-19: A Second Opinion," joins the show to talk about what's been happening to doctors who have advocated for early treatment and why it's been so hard to get that early treatment.

Vicki takes a day off and regular co-host Brian Schimming takes over as host. He talks about the big week in DC and Biden's year of blunders. Then he's joined by Sen. Ron Johnson who explains how we got a national and international situation that nobody wanted. He's followed by Bonnie Roe, neighborhood safety advocate, comes into the studio to talk about the police body camera pilot program that has stalled in Madison. Next is founder of JunkScience.com Steve Milloy, breaking down Biden's energy and climate policy during the past year. Plus, Dan Gainor, Vice President of Free Speech America and Business for the Media Research Center, talks about Big Tech censoring members of Congress.