3PM-Brett Healey from The MacIver Institute addresses a concern that the Foxconn deal might be killed by state republicans. Robert Murphy from Institute for Energy research examines the possibilities of a carbon tax...again.
4PM- Justin Danhoff from Free Enterprise Project explores the firing of the Google engineer. Jason Reilly from Wall Street Journal and author of the top selling book, "False Black Power?" discusses his book.

3PM-Congressman Sean Duffy examines the NOKO threat. Phil Kerpen from American Commitment explores Obamacare and the congressional exemption.
4PM-Scott Manley from Wisconsin Manufacturers and Commerce rebuts financial numbers being paraded out concerning Foxconn deal. Professor Kevin Gutzman reveals hypocrisy in Google firing.
5PM-Former Dane County Board members David Blaska and Richard Brown review the rash of crime in Madison and how the city arrived at this problem.

3pm-Brian Riedl from Manhattan Institute examines the budget numbers on health care. Senator Ron Johnson addresses a recent discovery of a report on health care from HHS on the cost of Obamacare.
4pm-Hans VonSpakovsky reveals some new information on voter fraud. Mitch Henck discusses politics and his new podcast show on madisontalks.com.
5pm-Tim Graham from Media Research Center examines media coverage of President Trump.

3PM- State Sen. Leah Vukmir joins the show to discuss healthcare in Wisconsin and Mark Meckler jumps on to look at Obamacare nationally.
4PM- Marc Morano discusses Al Gore's new movie and Stephanie Klett talks tourism.
5PM- Judge Jim Troupis joins Vicki in studio.

3PM- Madison Mayor Paul Soglin tells media how much he's interested in having Foxconn build in Madison. State Senator David Craig examines alleged corruption in elections and government.
4PM-Justin Danhoff from Free Enterprise Project explores corporate boycotts and is proposing shareholder activism to change corporate policy. Congressman Glenn Grothman has an update on what's happening in Washington DC and what to expect after the break.
5PM-Drew Johnson from National Center for Public Policy Research reviews Al Gore's newest movie.

3PM-Scott Rasmussen from Rasmussen Reports delivers the latest approval numbers for President Trump. Professor Duke Pesta explores institutional thinking on campus and its affect elsewhere.
4PM-Madison Police Chief Mike Koval examines the recent rash of shootings in Madison. Ira Mehlman from Federation for American Immigration Reform evaluates President Trumps latest immigration policy calling for a reduction in legal immigration.
5PM-Milwaukee County Sheriff David Clarke discusses illegal immigration and its affect on municipalities and police forces.
Brett Healey from MacIver Institute reports on the wasteful spending in state government .

Immigration is in the news again. Sheriff David Clarke explores reviews some of the issues illegal immigration causes in his jurisdiction and abroad.

Madison saw another shooting early Wednesday morning. A scenario that's becoming more and more common in the city. Madison Police Chief Mike Koval discusses the situation and his concerns.

How does institutional thought affect campus thinking? Professor Duke Pesta from UW Oshkosh examines that issue.

3PM- Jed Babbin calls in to discuss how liberals think we're being too hard on North Korea. Then Merrill Matthews discusses Obamacare news.
4PM- Will Flanders digs into accountability in school choice. Then Scott Manley discusses the latest Foxconn news.
5PM- Jed Sanborn pops in the studio to discuss citizens raising ridiculous 'concerns' and goats.