Milwaukee has a mask mandate that...isn't really a mandate. (We'll explain, promise.) Then we have Congressman Mike Gallagher (Dist. 8), followed by Congressman Glenn Grothman (Dist. 6) and both talk about Pres. Biden's "overperformance" during his first year in office. Then it's itinerant co-host Brian Schimming, who also gives Biden a bad rating for his first year and has a few things to say about what's going on locally. Loren Culp, Washington state Congressional candidate and former police chief, joins us next to talk about attacks on police and the diminishing number of officers. Plus, author Wesley J. Smith joins us to talk about medical ethics, futile care, bigotry, and authoritarism.

We open today's show with Vicki explaining that her religious exemption has been questioned this morning by a third party working on iHeart's vaccine-or-test mandate. Then it's Sen. Ron Johnson, who talks about new studies suggesting that natural immunity is stronger than the vaccine. Next, Adam Jarchow is officially running for Wisconsin Attorney General and he joins us to talk about his platform. Then Marc Morano loses his temper at the GOP for...well, a whole bunch of things, but climate and COVID are both on the list. Brett Healy, president of the MacIver Institute, explains how Superior, WI using their COVID funding to establish municipal broadband. Mike Koval, former Madison Police Chief, talks about police staffing shortages and attacks on police. Plus, Matt Kittle, executive director of Empower Wisconsin/Wisconsin Spotlight, explains what "whitebagging" is and how a bill pushed by the Hospital Association may make getting certain types of medication harder.

Vicki is after the "Karen Cult" today, those who are interested in keeping COVID restrictions going for the sake of control. Also, Congressman Bryan Steil joins us to look at the variety of attacks he's received for not supporting the voting bill. Dr. Duke Pesta calls to talk about the governmentalization of public schools. Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, talks mandates, statistics, terror, control, and the government. Sheriff David Clarke addresses the Republican lack of effort to use Democrats' mistakes against them. Plus, it may not be COVID, but it might be climate change - Steve Milloy, the man behind JunkScience.com, talks about federal government using racism and climate change to enact social controls once the pandemic ends.

We start the show with special guest James O'Keefe, founder of Project Veritas, who's here to talk about his new book "American Muckraker: Rethinking Journalism for the 21st Century." Then Vicki talks Biden's poll numbers, what Sen. Ron Johnson's doing, and the media. Next is US Term Limits Wisconsin State Chair Jason Church, talking about about the progress of an Article 5 Convention of States to impose term limits on members of Congress. Kevin Nicholson, No Better Friend Corp's volunteer president (and possible gubernatorial candidate), joins us to talk about the resettlement of Afghan refugees in central Wisconsin and universal school choice. Project 21's Horace Cooper talks about Martin Luther King Jr. and how Democrats aren't helping black voters. Plus, congressional candidate Derrick Van Orden calls from Texas to talks about the situation at the US/Mexico border.

On today's show, Vicki talks to Sen. Ron Johnson, who discusses adverse vaccine effects and the possibility of tainted vaccine batches. Also joining us is ret. Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly, who talks about legal decisions on drop boxes and decisions on teachers' religious objections to the vaccine. Then we have special guest Nate Hataj, a teacher at Madison Metropolitan School District who was denied his religious exemption without explanation and is facing firing. He's followed by Dan Lennington, deputy council at Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, talking about racism in the distribution of monoclonal antibodies. Plus, everyone's favorite co-host Brian Schimming stops by the studio to talk about how accidents are racist, policy violence, and Biden's no good, terrible, very bad week.

Original airdate Jan. 14, 2022: Nate Hataj, a teacher at Madison Metropolitan School District who was denied a religious exemption without explanation and is facing being fired, joins the show to share his story.

Original airdate Jan. 14, 2022: Sen. Ron Johnson joins the show to talk about the possibility of tainted vaccine batches and adverse vaccine effects.

The U.S. Supreme Court has stayed the OSHA vaccine mandate, but upheld the CMS vaccine mandate. But before we get to that, we have School Choice Wisconsin President Jim Bender who explains the trouble with DPI's school report cards and what it's causing. Next, Christina Dages, wife of Matthew Dages, a former police officer recently acquitted of a felony and who is suing La Mesa for reinstatement, tells her and her husband story and what it's like to be targeted by the woke mob. David Johnson, CEO of Strategic Vision PR Group, joins the show for a good ole political assessment of the big picture. Back on the news of the day it's Judge Jim Troupis, talking about those U.S. Supreme Court rulings. Plus, Uncover DC's Tracy Beanz talks about the great COVID cover-up.

Lots of stuff on the show today - Vicki is having problems (again) with Facebook. Congressman Scott Fitzgerald joins us to talk about the continuing saga around the DARPA inspector general report on the origins of COVID and the mRNA vaccine, as well as vaccine mandates and the military. Congressman Tom Tiffany covers inflation and the voting right bill. Dan Lennington, deputy council for Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, talks about racism in COVID-19 housing relief and what WILL is doing about it. Vicki tears into those Republicans not doing anything about the Jan. 6th comission. Dr. Duke Pesta expounds on current low-intensity conflict against conservative education. Plus, Joel Griffith, research fellow in the Roe Institute at The Heritage Foundation, talks about exploding inflation.

Vicki covers the recent report by Project Veritas by an inspector general about the origin of the COVID-19 virus and the mRNA vaccine. Then Bob Donovan, former Milwaukee alderman now running for mayor, joins us to talk about his platform and what needs to be done in Milwaukee. Next is Adam Jarchow, candidate for Wisconsin Attorney General, who explains everything wrong with Wisconsin AG Josh Kaul. Then Rep. Glenn Grothman (Dist. 6) calls to talk about the voting rights bill and the COVID-19 crisis; Seton Motley, author at RedState, talks about the green energy bill; and Dan Gainor, Vice President of Free Speech America and Business for Media Research Center, talks about George Soros.