Vicki McKenna on WISN

2:06 – Whataboutism: the Trump Jr. story has gotten boring, 2:18 – More whataboutism, 2:34 - Jake Curtis from the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty, 2:53 – Wisconsin’s budget

2:06 - SHOW PREVIEW, 2:15 - RETIRED MPD CAPTAIN GLENN FRANKOVIS, 2:35 - SOUTHSIDE PROSTITUTION, 2:50 - MMSD RAINFALL DUMP

2:06 – Senator David Craig joins to discuss the transportation budget, 2:30 – Senator Scott Fitzgerald joins to talk about the state budget, 2:55 - Foxconn

2:06 – Traffic in Wisconsin sucks, 2:20 – The mess that is the Wisconsin DOT, 2:35 – More on the Wisconsin DOT, 2:50 – Not enough people want to see government shrink

2:06 – Sen. Ron Johnson joins to discuss the new healthcare bill, 2:33 – Republicans defending President Trump, 2:44 – Tom Barrett recall, 2:55 – Benchmark poll could be done

2:00 – Vicki’s back, 2:15 – Anti-Trump, anti-fascist protestors applaud Hitler quotes, 2:35 – Duke Pesta joins the show, 2:55 – Wrap up

2:00 – Show preview, 2:15 - If you’re 12 years old and want to sell ice cream on your bike in Wausau, the city bureaucrats have a warning for you: Don’t even think about it kid. Sarah Ruffi joins us to talk about her son’s ongoing battle with the city ice cream cops, 2:35 – State Rep. Dale Kooyenga joins to discuss the state budget, 2:55 – Wrap up

2:00 – Show preview, 2:15 – Eric Boehm joins to talk about Milwaukee facing a lawsuit for requiring a 10-page permit application to play Pokemon Go in Milwaukee parks, 2:30 - Rep. Adam Jarchow joins to discuss a proposal further securing property rights in Wisconsin, 2:50 - Assembly Majority Leader Jim Steineke on Gov. Scott Walker’s proposal to move transportation budget gridlock along

2:00 – 4th of July recap, 2:15 – Wisconsin drivers are 5th-rudest in the nation, 2:30 – Brett Healy and Eric Bott on the transportation front, 2:55 – North Korea

2:00 – Trump’s tweet about Mika Brzezinski, 2:15 – Trump’s accomplishments so far, 2:35 – Alderman Bob Donovan on crime in Milwaukee, 2:50 – Vicki offers solutions to Milwaukee’s crime problem