Waukesha

They Slenderman'd him.

I remember when we were in Milwaukee, we did a show and I brought up Slenderman and it's just like, they were not into me asking about Waukesha.

never felt, I've never felt more love from a group of people during the show.

And then did my Waukesha bit and then felt that burn.

Wow.

They take that Slenderman, that is like, I mean, that's just...

Sore is

an understatement.

Hi, Kiss.

Who's this? Hi, this is Josephine from Waukesha.

You're on like a roll.

Hold on, Josephine? Okay.

lives to this day, huh? It took this

day.

Dang, go to Savannah and Waukesha, last but not least.

Hey, Savannah.

I, but I don't love it.

I don't prefer it when the road team, when clinches the world series, I like it when they went at home and there's this big, you know, you take a victory lap and there's, there's spring champagne on some old lady from Waukesha or something like, you know,

like, I don't know.

That'd be awesome.

Big week for Waukesha.

Yeah.

Was that with you? I had you name a Wisconsin town.

Jake

Paulson has a ton of Brewers bobbleheads in his Waukesha home.

I don't really know what it is about them.

They just look cool.

means new bobbleheads and more autographs.

So the collection is never truly complete, and the mission continues.

In Waukesha, James Groh, TMJ4 News.

Okay, my question about this coop is, he's got 330 Brewers bobbleheads.

Right.

You know, and that we saw that happen, though, with Daryl Brooks in Waukesha, Wisconsin.

He is the man that drove through the Waukesha Christmas parade several years ago and killed a number of people, including children and elderly people.

However, it was a domestic violence start.

So he had been coercively controlling the mother of his children for quite some time.

We'll explain why this is a growing trend to destroy Christian leaders, even after they're long gone.

And in tonight's commentary, I ask why more than a thousand people registered for this past weekend's Worldview Weekend in Waukesha, Wisconsin, while Memphis drew about 200 people last year.

What does it say about the Bible Belt, where seven out of eight adults lack a consistent biblical worldview, where Islam has put down deep roots in Texas and Tennessee, and where not one prominent Southern Baptist pastor spoke up when James White held his interfaith dialogue event with Yasser Kadi here in 2027? What does this all tell us about the future of America and the Bible Belt? All that and more as the Worldview Report begins right now.

This is Worldview Report with host Brandon Howes.

It's a great phrase and line from my friend, the late Norm Geisler.

So I really wasn't too shocked that the turnout last year was 200 people.

But this past weekend in Waukesha, Wisconsin, we had more than a thousand people attend.

That's not a marketing fluke, folks.

Don't try to duck on me.

That quick trip in Waukesha...

Wisconsin is...

That's not it, though.

Six thousand out of Madison.

What if you could turn out four thousand or two thousand out of Madison, but an extra fifteen hundred out of Milwaukee, an extra fifteen hundred out of Waukesha? You know, the amount of votes we need to win statewide is not that many.

And so this is the left understands that.

And so you're going to see this Marquette poll drop.

He wants to do to Wisconsin what has already happened to Illinois.

And so 20 years from now, we're going to stand around.

It's going to be Waukesha County and Sauk County and Winnebago County and Taylor County.

And everyone's going to say, can we secede from Milwaukee? No.