It's a Monday and joining Vicki of this cold Monday afternoon is Wesley J. Smith, senior fellow at the Discovery Institute's Center on Human Exceptionalism, discusses the call for medical care to be rationed based on vaccination status, skin color, gender and other categories. Then, Sen. Ron Johnson, explaining his reasons for running for a 3rd term. Next is Terry Schilling, president of American Principles Project, talking about the current state of education. Marc Morano, ClimateDepot.com founder, explains the co-opting of science by politics, journalists, government, big media and academia. Plus, Democrats are trying to pass HR1. We are joined by Hans von Spakovsky, manager of the Election Law Reform Imitative at The Heritage Foundation, who explains what's going on.

The U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments on the vaccine mandates today. But that's not the only thing in the headlines, so joining Vicki is Sheriff David Clarke to talk about what do to about WEC. Then it's the CEO of Hovde Properties, Eric Hovde, who paints a less-than-rosy picture of the economy. Back on the news of the day is Buck Dougherty, senior attorney with Liberty Justice Center, who shares his thoughts on today's oral arguments on the vaccine mandates. Judge Jim Troupis also joins the show with his thoughts on Jan. 6th. Plus, Erich Pratt, senior vice president for Gun Owners of America, talks about 2021 gun controls and who are the newest, and most surprising, gun owners.

On the one year anniversary of the Jan. 6th riot/protest, we once again look at what happened then, what didn't happen then and what's happening now. Joining us to talk about it is U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson; J. Christian Adams, president and general counsel of the Public Interest Legal Foundation; and author John Zmirak. Plus, Wisconsin Sen. Steve Nass (Dist. 11), also Co-chairman of the Joint Committee for Review of Administrative Rules, explains what will happen if WEC doesn't comply with the committee's demand to submit emergency election rules for approval; Bill Osmulski, content director for MacIver Institute, discusses what "fully vaccinated" means now; and Dane County Supervisor Jeff Weigand talks about the reply from Public Health Madison & Dane County to his letter about masks, kids and COVID-19.

Vicki's voice is hanging on by a thread, but she's a trooper and is still on air. But what do you when your host has laryngitis? You bump the volume on the mic and the show rolls on. Joining Vicki today is Rep. Mike Gallagher to talk about what the COVID-19 panic dance is doing to people, especially kids. Then it's itinerant co-host Brian Schimming, to talk about the Biden Administration, breaking political news and what Republicans need to be doing. Next, Dan Gainor, Vice President of Free Speech America and Business at Media Research Center, joins us to talk about the controlling nature of Big Tech. Scott Manley, Executive Vice President of Government Relations, talks about the trouble with inflation, supply chains and how it get SO much worse. Plus, Vicki talks more about the FLCCC protocol for treating COVID-19.

First up, it's American Greatness reporter Julie Kelly and then retired Milwaukee Police Detective Steve Spingola, both talking about Jan. 6th. Next, Gene Hamilton, from American First Legal, talks about a lawsuit filed by AFL demanding the New York State Department of Health resend their prioritization of COVID-19 treatments based on skin color. Plus - Dr. Jay Richards discusses vaccine mandates, Jed Sanborn is in the studio and we try to solve Vicki's post-COVID sore throat.

VICKI'S BACK IN STUDIO!!! After a rocky holiday break (and then some), it's finally business as usual here at the Vicki McKenna Show. Joining Vicki today is Sen. Ron Johnson, talking about the Biden Administration and the weaponization of fear. Then it's Dr. Duke Pesta talks about the destruction of socialization and Dr. Robert Malone's Mass Formation Psychosis. Brett Healy, president of MacIver Institute, calls to talks about virtual school in the wake of the COVID-19 omicron variant. President of American Commitment Phil Kerpen joins us to explain why hospitals are full and why it has nothing to do with COVID. Plus, ret. Judge Jim Troupis joins us in the studio.

It's the last day of 2021 and itinerant show co-host Brian Schimming sits in for Vicki McKenna one more time. Will Flanders, research director at the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, talks about Milwaukee and Madison school performance and how it's been overrated by DPI. Ret. Judge Jim Troupis calls to talk justice and politics - past, present and future. Plus, blogger and former Dane County Supervisor Dave Blaska joins us in the studio to talk Madison politics.

Matt Kittle is once again behind the mic for Vicki McKenna. Today he's joined by MacIver Institute President Brett Healy to talk about the top stories of 2021 that the media didn't cover. Then Matt goes over Empower Wisconsin's The Worst People of 2021. Next, Preya Samsundar, the GOP’s Midwest communications director, goes over the 2022 the political battleground. Following her is Mark Mix, president of the National Right to Work Legal Defense Foundation, who drops by to talk about Pres. Biden's relationship with unions, particularly unions biggest bosses. Plus, Mark Meckler, president of Convention of States Action, joins us to discuss the resistance movement to Biden and his Big Government pals.

Our irregular co-host Brian Schimming is back behind the main mic again. Joining him today is Chris Kapenga, president of the Wisconsin State Senate, talks about Gov. Evers response - or lack thereof - on the letter sent by Republicans from the Waukesha County delegation asking for the removal of Milwaukee DA John Chisholm. Then it's Jason Church, Wisconsin State Chair for U.S. Term Limits, explains the goal of term limits and what Article 5 has to do with it. Curtis Houck, managing editor for NewsBusters at Media Research Center, goes over the year in review - liberal media edition. Sen. Ron Johnson joins to talk about Pres. Biden and and the Democratic government. Plus, we talk about crime, energy and take your phone calls.

Brian Schimming fills in for Vicki and talks with David Johnson on Polling into New Year, Brett Healy of the MacIver Institute on Critical Race Theory, Congressman Glenn Grothman a variety of issues, Biden's admission that the federal government can't shut down covid, Former Madison Police Chief Mike Koval on Bail Reform / Evers, AG positions