Kyle Wallace recounts his weekend up north on the Lake and questions "lake culture" when it comes to using the restroom. He also talks about his other activities during the weekend including going to Summerfest and the amount of fights he witnessed amongst the youth. Kyle explains how he also broke up a fight and shames the city for how far our youth has fallen. He later shares how the city of Baltimore has alleviated their crime and violence and how he wants to implement some these actions here in Milwaukee.

Trump's Big Beautiful Bill is looking like it's going to pass & it did, so now the question is, will you benefit from it? & Why does Kyle think Kendrick Lamar is a hypocrite??

Kyle Wallace is joined by Dame Ellzy on Truth to Power today to talk about the breaking news of the verdict on the P Diddy trial. They talk about the counts he was convicted of and the failure of convicting him of RICO charges. They later talk about his violence against Cassie and if the black community will welcome him back into society.

Today on Truth to Power Kyle opens the show with news about the Milwaukee Bucks and news breaking trades of A-List players. He also breaks down a new bill and state budget in Wisconsin and the benefits of having a gerrymandered government here. He later addresses Governor Tony Evers running for reelection. Then Kyle shifts gears to discuss the lack autonomy of women have over their own bodies. He recounts his evening with his child cousin and a particular movie that watched that paralleled recent medical events. Such events like, the death of an Atlanta mother Adriana Smith who was put on life support in order to birth her son against her families wishes. As well as the hypocrisy from Florida Republican Congresswoman, Kat Cammack who used her own political power to abort an ectopic pregnancy, a procedure that she actively voted to make illegal however benefitted from in her time of need. Kyle contemplates they double standards and lays out the comments on the struggles women in America face.

Kyle Wallace is back form a busy weekend. He starts the show with the "Weekend Recap" and talks about new updates from the Milwaukee Police Officer shootings and subsequent death of one of them. He explains what we should know about the "Big Beautiful Bill" and later some updates on our own Milwaukee Bucks. Then Kyle digs deep into the lack of vision from our city leaders as the county board and locals work to strike down a proposal to temporarily takeover a McGovern Park to later rebuild into a new senior center. He explains how these actions were a misstep and how government housing for the city is failing out elderly citizens.

Kyle Wallace is live from Summerfest and talks about last nights tragic shooting of two Milwaukee Police Officers that left them both hospitalized. He talks about our community and unending violence, as well as the obsession with guns in America. He questions Truth Nation on what we can do to stop these senseless crimes and if gun control will help stop it.

Pastor Jay English is in the driver's seat for Kyle Wallace today. Pastor Jay talks about married couples who do not share finances or have a logical financial plan that supports each other. He questions how people get married without having these conversations and economic stability within a marriage. Later he shares his thoughts on our countries immigration policy. He addresses the absence of due process for immigrants being deported especially whilst attending their immigration meetings. He also warns Truth Nation that if this can be done to the, what do we think can happen to us.

Kyle Wallace starts the show with a conversation with the National Association of Black Journalist Milwaukee President, Tannette Elie about their upcoming black Men's Panel this Saturday June 28th at the Black Holocaust Museum. They talk about the importance of men's mental health, how to support black men, and what will be discussed at the event. Furthering on men's mental health Kyle talks about an experience he had on Juneteenth where believed his friend had passed away. He talks about how important it is to tell your friends and family that you love them and how short life can be. Later Kyle also discusses the state of our nations economy, the growing food deserts in Milwaukee and job scarcity for struggling Americans.

KYLE INTERVIEWS BREWERS REPRESENTATIVE MARTI WRONSKI AND MENTAL HEALTH ADVOCATE BRANDON.

Kyle Wallace reacts to breaking news of Iran's retaliatory airstrike on a U.S. Military Base in Qatar. He discusses this weekend's U.S. airstrikes on Iran's Nuclear Plant, the history of the United States and war in the Middle East, and takes calls from Truth Nation to weigh in on the matter and impending war.