Oct 17, 2026 · 12 min · 7 segments
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Tony WiedGuestSteve SchraderHostShannonHostWe got to talk.
Do you want to talk about the governor's race here for a little bit, Congressman? Because, you know...
But this is a guy who doubled the sales tax in Milwaukee, bought a cake to celebrate it, promises to make us a sanctuary city, but happens to be a number two in the country as a food desert.
which tells you that crime is so bad the stores have moved out of the area so people can't get food.
His wife works for a nonprofit who most of the money comes from taxpayers.
This guy is an absolute radical.
And to your point, I mean, whether he's raised... real estate taxes how many times? I think it was probably four or five times.
I think he's just a career politician, somebody that's always going to be in politics with very little experience to be an executive, and that's the contrast.
We kind of kid around, Tom and I, and neither of us really like D.C. We like coming home.
David Crowley does not have the experience to run an entire state, and it is so important we get everybody out to vote for Tom.
It really is, because, I mean, we're kind of on this teeter-totter where we can start to make progress to get rid of this nonsense, this woke nonsense.
There was a soundbite this morning that we saw.
He's promising, if he's elected governor, congressman, that he's going to protect doctors that mutilate kids with transgender surgeries.
We got to talk.
Do you want to talk about the governor's race here for a little bit, Congressman? Because, you know...
But this is a guy who doubled the sales tax in Milwaukee, bought a cake to celebrate it, promises to make us a sanctuary city, but happens to be a number two in the country as a food desert.
which tells you that crime is so bad the stores have moved out of the area so people can't get food.
His wife works for a nonprofit who most of the money comes from taxpayers.
This guy is an absolute radical.
And to your point, I mean, whether he's raised... real estate taxes how many times? I think it was probably four or five times.
I think he's just a career politician, somebody that's always going to be in politics with very little experience to be an executive, and that's the contrast.
We kind of kid around, Tom and I, and neither of us really like D.C. We like coming home.
David Crowley does not have the experience to run an entire state, and it is so important we get everybody out to vote for Tom.
It really is, because, I mean, we're kind of on this teeter-totter where we can start to make progress to get rid of this nonsense, this woke nonsense.
There was a soundbite this morning that we saw.
He's promising, if he's elected governor, congressman, that he's going to protect doctors that mutilate kids with transgender surgeries.
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