The Vicki McKenna Show

3PM- Grover Norquist, from American’s For Tax Reform, dispels the left’s claim that the republican tax reform bill raises taxes on the poor. Katy Yoder, from Media Research Center and Newbusters, examines the lack of media coverage of students marching out of school in a pro-life protest vs coverage of those students protesting guns.
4PM-Seton Motley, from Heartland Institute and President of Less Government, breaks down the Facebook hearings on Capitol Hill.
5PM-Brett Healey, from Mac Iver Institute, explores the potential for welfare reform. Professor John McAdams discusses a case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court.

4PM - Attorney General Brad Schimel joins the show to discuss fundraising in Wisconsin after the Paul Ryan news among other things. Plus State Senator Leah Vukmir talks school choice.
5PM - Mitch Henck Terrance Wall, and David Johnson join the show.

3PM-Marc Morano, from ClimateDepot.com and author of the book, "The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change" has some startling climate change numbers. Congressman Sean Duffy addresses the raid on the office of President Trump's attorney.
4PM-Mark Meckler, from Citizens for Self Governance, examines the positives and negatives of a balanced budget amendment. John Lott, from CrimeResearch.org, has some alarming crime statistics related to illegal immigration.
5PM-Eric O'Keefe compares the similarities of the raid on President Trump's attorney's office to the raids in the John Doe investigation. Madison's Police Chief Mike Koval delivers an update on crime in Madison and what's being done to combat the issue.

3PM-Eric Hovde chats with Vicki about his decision not to run for the US Senate. Senator Ron Johnson gives us an update from Washington DC.
4PM-Julie Kelly examines the attacks against EPA Chief Scott Pruitt.

3PM-Professor Duke Pesta, from UW Oshkosh discusses the moral decline in society. Kurt Bower from Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce addresses a problem in Wisconsin's workforce.
4PM-Matt Kittle, from Mac Iver Institute, has an update on fallout from the John Doe investigation.
5PM-Governor Scott Walker chats with Vicki about Tuesday's election and looks ahead to November.

Governor Walker joins Vicki to discuss Tuesday's election and looks ahead to November.

Professor Duke Pesta discusses what's happening in this country from a moral standpoint and how the moral decline is bad for America.

3PM-Former Under Secretary of Defense Jed Babbin discusses John Bolton's appointment to National Security Adviser. Pete Meachum, former State Campaign Director for President Trump, dissects Tuesday's election results in Wisconsin and looks toward the future.
4PM- Horace Cooper, from Project 21, examines the left and some media making every situation racial in politics. Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman discusses his legislation to help prevent another Parkland HS shooting.
5PM-Merrill Matthews, from Institute for Policy Innovation, discusses some improvements for Obamacare and they could save money.

3PM-Is a blue wave coming? Vicki breaks down Tuesday's election results. Chris Chmielenski, from Numbers USA, discusses immigration and the situation developing at our southern border.
4PM-David Blaska from DavidBlaska.com joins Vicki to continue to look back at Tuesday's election results.
5PM- David Johnson, from Strategic Vision, discusses Tuesday's election results and what it could mean nationally for Republicans. Kenny Stein, Director of Policy for the Institute for Energy Research, details reports that cafe standards may soon be rolled back by the EPA.

3PM-Former Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke examines the spring general and expected voter turn out. Former Dane County Supervisor Mike Willette discusses the area races for Dane County Board...There's only two contested seats out of 37.
4PM-Scott Manley from Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce explains the television ad critical of Judge Dallet's handling of a sexual assault case. Ira Mehlman dissects President Trump's handling of the wall.
5PM-Judge Jim Troupis explores the election and why conservatives need to get out and vote.