The Vicki McKenna Show

3PM-Bonner Cohen, Senior Fellow-The National Center for Public Policy Research discusses environmental regulations and attacks from the left on EPA Secretary Scott Pruett.
3:30-Ira Mehlman, from Federation for Immigration Reform, examines the legality of sanctuary cities and he introduces some alarming crime statistics involving illegal immigrants.
4PM- Matt Kittle, from MacIver Institute, details his report on the treatment of conservative students on UW campuses. Conservative students are being shamed on Facebook as liberal classmates attack them and their free speech rights.
4:30-Jed Sanborn, former Madison Alderman, joins Matt and Vicki for an impromptu round table discussion on free speech.
5PM-Kurt Bauer, from Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, addresses a stunning statistic in Wisconsin- 90% of business in the state have job openings, but there aren’t enough workers to fill the positions.
5:30-David Johnson, from Strategic Vision, has polling numbers on some of the upcoming midterm elections.

Bonner Cohen, Senior Fellow-The National Center for Public Policy Research, discusses environment regulations and attacks from the left on EPA Secretary Scott Pruitt.

3PM-David French, from National Review, examines free speech and two similar cases from college campuses with two very different reactions.
3:30- Hans von Spakovsky and Vicki discuss the U.S. Supreme Court being correct on deportation.
4PM- Sheriff David Clarke joins the show, plus Rachel Bovard and Vicki discuss a story surrounding the DNC hack.
5PM- Vicki and Dan Gainor talk about the left losing their minds over stifling President Trump and how cord cutting is in part due to politics.

3PM- Pete Meechum, our DC insider, has a “Swamp” update…including the DNC lawsuit and other stories of interest.
3:30-Professor Duke Pesta addresses a WI DPI job search asking the job candidate to be a social justice warrior.
4PM-Grover Norquist, from Americans for Tax Reform, explains a case before the US Supreme Court that if passed, could result in a huge tax increase for consumers.
4:30-State Representative Todd Novak defends his record against attacks from the left and some media outlets.
5PM-Alderman Paul Skidmore looks at a situation that was meant to be fun, but has now been blown out of proportion by activist politicians in Madison. Plus he discusses the controversy over the City Council vote to remove a Civil War grave marker and why he decided to introduce a motion to reconsider the removal of the cenotaph.

3PM-Marc Morano, from Climate Depot and author of the best seller: “The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change”, chats with Vicki about Earth Day and the latest in tree hugging, eco sexual experiences. State Senator Steve Nass discusses his endorsement and call Bryan Steil, UW Board of Regents member, to run for Paul Ryan’s seat in Congress.
4PM-Merrill Matthews, from Institute for Policy Innovation, examines teacher’s wages and the cost per pupil compared to 20 years ago. Attorney Rick Esenberg details what took place today at the State Supreme Court in the McAdams vs Marquette freedom of speech case.
5PM-Judge Jim Troupis reviews the day’s proceedings at the State Supreme Court. He and Vicki also examine how Sean Hannity’s name became part of the Cohen investigation and what happened to attorney/client privilege.

4PM-Congressman Sean Duffy disects the Robert Mueller investigation and whether the investigation is off track. State Representative Andre Jaque discusses the special election for State Senate.
5PM-Madison Alderman Paul Skidmore details the motion he put before the Common Council last night asking for reconsideration in the removal of a Civil War grave marker in a city cemetery Eric O'Keefe draws strikingly similar comparisons. between the Robert Mueller investigation and John Doe.

3PM-Matt Kittle, from MacIver Institute, reveals news of an attempt by unions to gather non-union workers information and what this could do for right to work laws.
4PM-Will Flanders, from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, explores low Wisconsin schools scores and what is factoring in to the success and failure of the schools. Jeff Stier, Senior Fellow from Consumer Choice Center examines the attacks and threats against EPA Director Scott Pruett.

5PM-Senator Ron Johnson discusses former FBI Director James Comey’s interview and other DC news. David Blaska chats about Alderman Paul Skidmore’s decision to introduce legislation to have Madison’s Common Council reconsider the removal of an historic Civil War grave marker from a city cemetary.

3PM-Bill Osmulski, from MacIver Institute, reveals news that a state gas tax is still possible thanks to federal legislation. Jed Babbin, former Deputy under Secretary of Defense during the Regan Administration, discusses the United States’ retaliation against Syria’s chemical weapons attack.
4PM-Tim Graham, from the Media Research Center, examines the media coverage of former FBI Director James Comey’s book. Dan Gainor, from NewsBusters, details his article on big tech and how they censor the conservative voice.
5PM- State Representative and former meteorologist Jim Ott responds to claims that the past weekend’s snow fall is caused by climate change. Rick Esenberg, from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, reviews the case of Professor John McAdams as the US Supreme Court prepares to hear testimony in the bias arguement.

Professor John McAdams details his firing from Marquette and looks ahead to his case before The Wisconsin Supreme Court.

3PM - Attorney Joh Monroe talks about his case in which a student was diciplined by the district for wearing a pro-second-ammendment T-shirt and Jed Babbin joins the show to discuss the idea that we may be going to war shortly.
4PM - Merrill Matthews talks a citizenship question on the census and Duke Pesta joins the show.
5PM - Inez Stepman talks education in America.