Point Taken with Steve Scaffidi & Kristin Brey

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined on the phone by National Review writer Christian Schneider, and they began by discussing Elon Musk, the Department of Government Efficiency and more. They continued by discussing the uncertain future of the United States Postal Service under U.S. President Donald Trump and Elon Musk, the Saturday Night Live 50th Anniversary Special and what Christian would be working on next.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by WISN Channel 12 political reporter Matt Smith. They began the show by discussing Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers’ budget address and how the Wisconsin State legislature felt about it. On Smith’s show UpFront, they heard from Democratic Wisconsin State Senator Kelda Roys for her positive reaction to the budget. Next, they heard from Republican Wisconsin State Senator Van Wanggaard for his less than stellar reaction to Evers’ budget proposal. They discussed both sides of the political aisle being willing to talk about the budget together. Steve and Matt briefly discussed Matt’s interview with former Wisconsin politician Tom Barrett after he had recently returned from ambassadorship in Luxembourg. Steve and Matt listened to another UpFront Clip with Tom Barrett, and they discussed the possible future of his political career, his thoughts on former U.S. President Biden, current President Donald Trump. Steve asked Matt what he was considering covering and who he was considering interviewing for next Sunday’s UpFront. Steve closed the show by asking Matt if he was sensing political fatigue in the U.S. and Wisconsin.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by Democratic strategist Joe Zepecki and on the phone by Republican strategist Bill McCoshen, and they began by discussing U.S. President Donald Trump’s Napoleon-like quote about his supposed absolute executive power. Next, they discussed Elon Musk and the Department of Government Efficiency and how he proposed giving back the money saved by cutting jobs to the taxpayers. They quickly discussed Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers budget proposal, starting with Joe’s response. They continue the budget topic and Bill responded. They then discussed Donald Trump’s comments on Russia and Ukraine Love & Rodgers -Joe is Rodgers-ing cuts to the Department of Veteran’s Affairs. Joe Loves the White House social media accounts putting a crown on Donald Trump. -Bill is Rodgers-ing all Assembly Democrats for lowering education standards in Wisconsin. Bill Loved the 4 Nations faceoff in the National Hockey League. Grab Bags: Bill talked politics with some Canadian hockey players, and they apparently liked Trump’s reduced government but didn’t like Canada being called the 51st state. Joe went to the new ecology center at Milwaukee’s Washington Park. Steve brought up Bobby Portis getting banned from playing after accidentally taking the wrong pain killer.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by Stephanie Hauser, executive director of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, and they began by discussing WIAA’s recent banning transgender athletes in compliance with U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order, transfer student eligibility and more. -They continued the conversation by discussing the right to access student records, what WIAA is planning on like state championships and Steve asks if education focuses too much on athletics -Steve then asks Stephanie why Wisconsin has so many divisions. Steve Scaffidi was next joined in-studio by attorney Matt O’Neill and they began by discussing the Eric Adams case, the future of the department of justice and more. -Steve asked Matt about President Donald Trump’s buyout of federal workers, lawsuits against the federal government and more. -CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Matt talked about the State Supreme Court Race.

Steve Scaffidi was next joined in-studio by attorney Matt O’Neill and they began by discussing the Eric Adams case, the future of the department of justice and more. Steve asked Matt about President Donald Trump’s buyout of federal workers, lawsuits against the federal government and more. CLOSING ARGUMENTS: Matt talked about the State Supreme Court Race.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by Stephanie Hauser, executive director of the Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association, and they began by discussing WIAA’s recent banning transgender athletes in compliance with U.S. President Donald Trump’s executive order, transfer student eligibility and more. They continued the conversation by discussing the right to access student records, what WIAA is planning on like state championships and Steve asks if education focuses too much on athletics Steve then asks Stephanie why Wisconsin has so many divisions.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann, and they began by discussing the previous day’s primary election, turnout, election integrity and more. -Next, they discussed the Wisconsin Supreme Court taking on Act 10 and the potential impact if it goes away. -They then discussed Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers state budget address. -They finished up on a lighter note and talked about the Slinger high school football winning the Wisconsin State Championship last year. Steve Scaffidi was then joined remotely by 101.7 The Truth Host Dr. Ken Harris and they also discussed the budget address. Steve closed the show with thoughts on U.S. President Trump’s claim that Ukraine started their war with Russia.

Steve Scaffidi was then joined remotely by 101.7 The Truth Host Dr. Ken Harris and they also discussed the budget address.

WTMJ host Steve Scaffidi was joined in-studio by Washington County Executive Josh Schoemann, and they began by discussing the previous day’s primary election, turnout, election integrity and more. Next, they discussed the Wisconsin Supreme Court taking on Act 10 and the potential impact if it goes away. They then discussed Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers state budget address. They finished up on a lighter note and talked about the Slinger high school football winning the Wisconsin State Championship last year.