Vicki talks about the Jessie Smollett verdict, then American Greatness contributor Julie Kelly gives us an update on those who remain in prison after the Jan. 6th protests. Next, John Zmirak, author at TheStream.org, addresses the assertion that Advil, Tums and other OTC medicines used fetal testing. Dr. Duke Pesta, from FreedomProject Academy/FreedomProject Media, joins us to talk about the rewriting of modern literature. Nik Clark, Wisconsin Carry, Inc. president, calls to talk about the Doubek case that recently went before the Wisconsin Supreme Court regarding the revocation of concealed carry licenses. Plus, itinerant co-host Brian Schimming stops in the studio.

Vicki opens the show talking about the Doubek case, currently before the Wisconsin Supreme Court, which deals with retrospective revocation of concealed carry licenses. Then Sen. Ron Johnson joins us to talk about COIVD, the COVID gods and about his recent townhall on staying healthy during a COVID surge - and how he was attacked for it. Next, Brett Healy, president of the MacIver Institute, tries to answer the question, "Why is Evers asking the government for money and manpower to staff Wisconsin hospitals?" Marc Morano, founder of Climate Depot, explains why the nation's stockpiles of coal are at an all time low. The Blue Line Lawyer, Lance LoRusso, talks about the Kim Potter trial and denial of the national crime spike by some DAs. Plus, Matt Kittle, executive director of Wisconsin Spotlight and Empower Wisconsin, talks about the challenges by Legislative Audit Bureau to the Wisconsin Election Commission and WEC's reaction.

Front Line COVID Critical Care founder, COVID treatment pioneer Dr. Pierre Kory on what's going on with Ivermectin in Japan, alternative drugs/treatments and what's happening to doctors who try to use non-CDC compliant treatments. Wisconsin Right Now's investigative reporter Jim Piwowarczyk talks about a new story: "14 Year Old Suspected of Sexually Assaulting 87 Year Old Woman During Carjacking at Waukesha Public Library" and, yeah, it's as bad as it sounds. Milwaukee Attorney Tom Grieve joins us to talk about bonds, bail, crime and bail reform. Then, it's ret. Judge Jim Troupis talking about the DOJ and the powers-that-be accessing and sorting through people's personal communications looking for crimes. Plus, Congressman Mike Gallagher on China's encroachment.

When the host's away, the co-host gets to play - Brian Schimming is in for Vicki today. Joining him is state Rep. Cindi Dunchow (Dist. 99), who unpacks the letter she and others sent to Gov. Evers asking for the removal Milwaukee DA John Chisholm. U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson calls to give an update on the Russia/Ukraine situation. He also discusses Dr. Fauchi. Gov. Evers has vetoed an educational transparency legislation - Libby Sobic, director of education policy for the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty, calls to explain more. Media Research Center Deputy Managing Editor Nicholas Fondacaro joins to talk about the White House meeting with media sources and bias in the media. Dane County Supervisor Jeff Weigand explains what happened at a recent Dane County meeting on the mask mandate and what's being done about it. Plus, we remember 80th anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor.

On today's show, Vicki promotes a Stop The Bleed class. Adam Jarchow, former Wisconsin state representative, demands (along with many others) that Milwaukee Attorney General John Chisholm to resign. Eric Hovde, CEO of Hovde Properties, LLC, explains how the Progressives are hamstringing the justice system. Ret. Sheriff David Clarke, unpacks why conservatives don't do more activism. Empower Wisconsin/Wisconsin Spotlight Executive Director Matt Kittle has a scathing commentary on the Associated Press story "GOP targets Wisconsin elections system, nonpartisan director." Political activist Eric O'Keefe shares a bit of optimism with an update on what's going on in the Republican Party and how the problem with the Milwaukee County DA can be fixed. Ben Voelkel, longtime aide to Sen. Ron Johnson, present the platform he's running on for Wisconsin lieutenant governor. Plus, Vicki pays her respects to the late, great Bob Dole.

The COVID-19 Omicron variant looms large in the news, but it's not the only story that deserves attention. With one of those many stories is former Milwaukee Police Department Detective Steve Spingola, talking about the game of pass-the-buck that's being played in Milwaukee County over Darrell Brooks' bail. Then Sen. Ron Johnson is back on the program, talking about the information obtained from the FDA through a judge-ordered released abut Pfizer's vaccine injury data. Next Fox News contributor Sean Duffy comes on the show to explain how Omicron is being used to usher in a Marxist revolution and the importance of holiday traditions in stopping that. Roving co-host Brian Schimming makes an appearance to talk about how Dane County came under the control of the Left and what can be done about that. Plus, Advocate MD's Dr. Nicole Hemkes is in the studio.

Vicki opens the show with an article from The Blaze talking about the Pfizer data released by the FDA under a judge's order. Then we have Horace Cooper, co-chair of Project 21, talking about crime, punishment and skin color - but not in the way everyone else is talking about it. Then former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly joins us to assess the legal arguments in yesterday's abortion case before the U.S. Supreme Court. John R. Lott, founder of Crime Prevention Research Center, explains the connection between abortion, crime and violence. Dr. Bonner Cohen, senior fellow at National Center for Public Policy Research, makes an seasonally-appropriate entrance and explains why Build Back Better is a build back bombshell. Seton Motley, from RedState and Less Government, also joins the show to talk about suppression of information by Big Tech. Plus, former Madison Police Chief Mike Koval talks about police and crime in Madison.

Despite a cascade of stories in the news, the mainstream press seems very quiet for some reason. Joining Vicki to talk about that today is FreedomProject Academy's Dr. Duke Pesta, who explains how the press is using silence to bend the political narrative. Also joining us are journalists who have not been quiet, Jessica McBride and Jim Piwowarczyk from Wisconsin Right Now, talking about Milwaukee Attorney General John T. Chisholm and Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul's roles in the release of Darrell Brooks, the man arrested for driving through the Waukesha Christmas parade. Next is Christopher F. Rufo, senior fellow and director of the initiative on critical race theory at the Manhattan Institute, calls the show to talk about CRT and what parents can do about it. Susan B. Anthony List's Prudence Robertson on the abortion case currently up for debate in the U.S. Supreme Court. Ret. Judge Jim Troupis also gives his input on the arguments in the U.S. Supreme Court abortion case and the chances of it wiping out Roe vs. Wade. He also gives his input on current and potential vaccine mandates. Plus, Rep. Janel Brandtjen, Chair of the Committee on Campaigns and Elections, on the good, the bad and the ugly of elections and election audits.

Original airdate Dec. 1, 2021: Christopher F. Rufo, senior fellow and director of the initiative on critical race theory at the Manhattan Institute, calls the show to talk about CRT and what parents can do about it.

Today we have a special guest - Alex Berenson, author of "Unreported Truths About Covid-19 and Lockdowns," talks with Vicki about his new book "Pandemia: How Coronavirus Hysteria Took Over Our Government, Rights, and Lives." Then it's Atty. Jake Curtis, from Government Law Group, talking about the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services vaccine mandate and ongoing court cases that may affect all vaccine mandates. Next, Atty. Todd McMurtry, who represented Covington Catholic teen Nick Sandmann after Sandmann sued CNN for defamation over coverage of a viral video, weighs in on whether Kyle Rittenhouse has a chance of suing news and media for defamation. Abbi Debelack, from MacIver Institute, calls to talk about her recent article, "Deeper Dive: Wisconsin Schools Receive Passing Grade From DPI While Students Fail Miserably." Plus, Adam Jarchow, president of Empower Wisconsin, come on to talk about the problems with the Wisconsin attorney generals - what's happening, what isn't and what should be.