The Vicki McKenna Show

3PM- Sheriff David Clarke and Vicki talk about Kanye and the subesquent fallout. Plus Congressman Glenn Grothman joins the show and discusses obstructions in the way of Trump appointees.
4PM- Rachel Bovard and Vicki talk about the ways the Senate could start to get things in motion and maybe work a few more days. Then Derryck Green from Project 21 joins the show.
5PM- Spencer Walrath and Vicki discuss how the left's plans to go after big oil companies for climate change may have seen those efforts backfire. Then David Johnson joins the program.

3PM - State Representative Jesse Kremer examines the legality of CBD oil.
3:30 – Attorney Eric O’Keefe chronicles recent details emerging from the special counsel investigation of Russian collusion in the Presidential election.
4PM – Matt Kittle, from MacIver Institute, reports on his discovery that a UW Med School fund for public health gives generously to liberal policy advocates.

4:30 – Judge Jim Troupis joins the discussion with Vicki and Matt.

5PM – An impromptu round table with Judge Jim Troupis and Matt Kittle continues. It’s a discussion on current events, law and the Constitution.
5:30 – Rick Esenberg, from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, addresses a growing issue with state agencies failures in complying with open records requests.

State Representative Jesse Kremer explains the legality of CBD oil.

3PM - Grover Norquist, from Americans for Tax Reform, reports on a move to push for carbon taxes or stifle the idea by getting a yes or no vote on it from lawmakers.
3:30 - Neal McCluskey, director of Cato’s Center for Educational Freedom, discusses an article that claims a lack of skills exist among college graduates.
4PM – Congressman Sean Duffy sets the record straight about Senator Tammy Baldwin’s claim in a campaign ad. The ad claims that Baldwin is responsible for the rollback of an FDA regulation that had been harming Wisconsin dairy farmers.
4:30 – Seton Motley, reporter RedState.com, examines the legalities of the democrats using Congressional Review Act to reinstate broadband regulations.
5PM – 1st Congressional District candidate Bryan Steil talks about his run for Congress.
5:30 – Comedian/political satirist Dennis Miller talks about his upcoming show in Milwaukee, today’s political climate and Vicki even got him to talk about his mom.

3PM-Mark Mix, from National Right to Work Foundation, reports on the illegal diverting of Medicaid money to union coffers.
3:30-Rick Esenberg, from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, discusses his organization’s press release declaring EPA air quality regulations could cripple Sheboygan’s economy.
4PM-Scott Manley, from Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, responds to Marv Holewinski’s May 1st Outdoor Minute segment that sounded like a campaign ad against Governor Scott Walker.
4:30- Dr. Patrick Michael’s, from CATO Institute, takes on the secret science of EPA regulations.
5PM-David Blaska, from DavidBlaska.com, has an update on the Civil War grave marker removal.

3PM-David French, from National Review, explores legislation being considered in California that would ban the sale of Bibles among other anti-Christian measures.
3:30-Dr. Roger Klein the Regulatory Transparency Project, reviews possible alternative health plans that aren’t a bank buster like Obamacare.
4PM-Horace Cooper, from Project 21, addresses the threats against Kanye West and other people for speaking good about President Donald Trump.
4:30-David Blaska, of DavidBlaska.com, discusses tonight’s City Council meeting and the reconsideration of the removal of a Civil War grave marker in a Madison cemetery.

Professor Duke Pesta, Wesley J. Smith, Matt Kittle, Tim Graham, Mike Koval, and David Johnson all join the show.

3PM-Jed Babbin, former Deputy under Secretary of State, examines the confirmation Mike Pompeo as Secretary of State.
3:30-Jason Snead, Policy Analyst at Heritage Foundation exposes voter fraud and delivers statistics to backs those claims.
4PM-Senator Ron Johnson reviews the Robert Mueller investigation and discusses what he’d like to see happen in Washington after the break.
4:30-Nicki Neily, President-Speech First shares her company’s goals in protecting free speech on campuses.
5PM-Congressman Sean Duffy addresses former FBI Director James Comey and some criminal allegations that have emerged since his book publication.
5:30-Vera Gibbons, author of NonPoliticalNews.com, introduces us to her website and she has fun with Vicki, testing her non-political news knowledge.

3PM- Jonathan Butcher and Vicki discuss Governor Walker's classroom safety bill. Eric O'Keef then joins Vicki to talk similarities between John Doe and the Mueller investigation.
4PM- Vicki ponders how the Alfie Evans case in Englad relates to United States healthcare. Katie Yoder joins the show to expand on that very topic as well.
5PM- Joshua Thompson joins Vicki to tell us how the state of Wisconsin is saving us all from butter! Plus Attorney General Brad Schimel joins the show.