The Vicki McKenna Show

A Brewers games shortened Vicki McKenna Show today. Vicki speaks with Senator Ron Johnson about his visit to North Korea. Judge Michael Screnock talks about tomorrow's election and Wisconsin State Treasurer Matt Adamczyk discusses the State Constitutional amendment that would do away with the treasurer's position.

3PM- Rick Esenberg, from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty disects the State Supreme Court Race. Professor Duke Pesta reviews Pope Frances' no Hell comments.
4PM- Matt Kittle, from Mac Iver Institute, reports on his Wisconsin VA story. State Representative Andre Jacque explains why he's running for the State Senate seat vacated by Frank Lesee.
5PM-Detective Steve Spingola examines the Brittany Zimmerman case 10 years later.

Vicki speaks with Steve Spingola, former detective and host of Cold Justice, about the Brittany Zimmerman case ten years later.

3PM- Former City of Madison Alder Jed Sanborn discusses the spring primary and what affect President Trump may have on the outcome.
4PM-Attorney Hans von Spakovsky addresses legal ramifications of the Facebook data distribution to the Obama campaign back in 2012...does it violate campaign contribution laws? Maureen Malloy Ferguson, Senior Policy Adviser for The Catholic Association, reviews a bill passed by both houses that addresses the ever growing problem of human sex trafficking.
5PM-Bill Osmulski of Mac Iver Institute examines a State Bill of Rights being pushed by the left. David Johnson of Strategic Vision explores politics around the country and how the conservatives will fair. Plus he takes a look at a maximum wage law being floated by the left.

3PM-Ira Mehlman, from Federation for American Immigration Reform, discusses snactuary cities and immigration issues. Did the Facebook data issue violate campaign finance law?
4PM-J. Christian Adams reviews the citizenship question reinstatement on the census and what it means for voting districts. Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimmel explains Wisconsin's School Safety Plan.
5PM-Judge Michael Screnock discusses his run for the Wisconsin Supreme Court. David French, from National Review examines the complaining about gun splainin.

3PM-Marc Morano of ClimateDepot.com reveals climate statistics that show there's no global warming. Vicki discusses the organized march in Washington.
4PM-Attorney Tom Grieve from Grieve Law delivers some startling gun crime statistics. Seton Motley from RedState.com explores social media and data mining.
5PM-Brett Healey from Mac Iver Institute reports on the end of the legislative session at the Capitol. Rich Noyse from Media Research Center examines media coverage of the march in Washington and the Stormy Daniels interview.

3PM-Nik Clark, President Wisconsin Carry, discusses the school safety plan passed to day and what last minute changes were made to it by lawmakers. Scott Manley, from Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce, examines advertising in the State Supreme Court race.
4PM- State Representative Jesse Kremer, reflects on reasons for retiring from politics. State Representative Andre Jacque reveals why lawmakers won't pass and animal abuse bill.
5PM- David Blaska from DavidBlaska.com addresses local issues facing Madison residents.

3PM-Nik Clark of Wisconsin Carry discusses the possibility of last minute gun ban being attached to school safety plan. Eric O'Keefe talks about another legal case from the John Doe investigation.
4PM-Tim Graham, from Media Research Center, reviews a poll showing people don't like politics injected into their entertainment. Senator Ron Johnson reveals that dems are standing in the way of his "Right To Try" legislation.
5PM-State Senator Duey Stroebel defends the decision to cut humanities at UW Stevens Point. David Almasi, Vice President National Center for Public Policy Research, discusses comments made by a Starbucks Executive ripping Obama leadership during shareholder's meeting.

Judge Jim Troupis explains why why the April 3 election is the biggest election of the year.