3PM Evan Swarztrauber of TechFreedom discuss Net Neutrality and Merrill Matthews updates us on repealing Obamacare.
4PM Horace Cooper discusses Al Gore's comments comparing climate change to the civil rights movements and Bill Osmulski jumps on to break down transportation bonding.
5PM Scott Manley of WMC joins the show.

3PM Congressman Sean Duffy joins the show to let off some steam. Jake Curtis from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty discusses the Sheboygan EPA controversy.
4PM Collin Roth from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty explores school choice and a one size fits all mentality. David French from Strategic Vision reviews how Republicans are doing in the polls.
5PM Pete Meachum, former Wisconsin Campaign Director for President Trump, examines a survey showing CNN devoting 90% of its coverage to Russia Russia Russia.

3PM J. Christian Adams from Public Interest Legal Foundation informs us about the Voter Integrity Commission. Then Mark Mix from National Right to Work Foundation discusses a court victory for WI right to work law.
4PM State Senator David Craig gives us insight into the reforms being proposed by lawmakers in response to the DOT audit and budgeting. Also Stuart Taylor, author of the book "Campus Rape Frenzy", reports on the Title IX summit being conducted by Education Secretary Betsy DeVoss.
5PM Matt Kittle from Mac Iver News discusses his article concerning the John Doe investigation. Plus State Attorney General Brad Schimmel discusses a a challenge by Dem States Attorney General of Congressional Review law.

3 PM Senator Scott Fitzgerald discusses the State Budget and Craig Richardson from Energy and Environmental Legal Institute talks about lawsuits being filed against people who speak out against climate change data.
4 PM Merrill Matthews from Institute for Policy Innovation examines the AHCA bill and a possible ammendment and how the CBO might score the legislation. Then Mark Meckler from Citizens for Self Governance explores ways to lower our taxes and cut government spending.
5 PM Vicki reviews the idea of curfews at East Towne and West Townel malls.
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3PM Rick Essenberg from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty discusses the Wisconsin Supreme Court victory for home owners who want to challenge a tax assessment. Plus Senator Ron Johnson has an update on the American Health Care Act
4PM Patrice Onwucka from Independent Women's Forum looks at the wage gap of woman in President Trump's administration. Wesley J. Smith as an update to an article he wrote.
5PM Dane County Board Supervisor Ronn Ferrell explores the County's ambition to follow the Paris Climate Accord.

Vicki speaks with Hans Vonspakovsky, David Blaska, Duke Pesta, Brett Healy, and State Rep. Joel Kleefisch.

Sarah Ruffi is the mother of a 12 year old who simple wanted to start his own business, but ran into government red tape. Dale Kooyenga has a budget update.

Are Wisconsin's driver among the nation's rudest? A recent says yes. Matt Kittle takes your thoughts on that. Austin Berg from Illinois Policy Institute examines Illinois' budget woes. Eric Bott from AFP and Bret Healy reunite for a political discussion with Matt Kittle.

3PM Collin Roth from Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty reveals how Dems are calling on lobbyists to harass legislators who are trying to reign in out of control licensing. Jed Babbin from The Washington Times examines the North Korea situation.
4PM Professor Duke Pesta addresses the media's concern over language that would allow the UW System to hire leadership outside academia. Merrill Matthews from Institute for Policy Innovation answers the claims from the left that 200,000 people are going to die if AHCA is implemented.
5PM David Blaska reviews the week in news and politics.

3PM James Okeefe of Project Veritas discusses his video that resulted in some CNN employees resigning. Bonner Cohen talks about some absurd accusations being tossed at President Trump.
4PM Scott Manley from WMC has an update on the heavy truck tax. Brett Healey from MacIver Institute exposes more government waste.
5PM Eric Okeefe