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The latest from Washington AKA Can't Republicans get along? Craig Gilbert gives an update on the health care overhaul debate plus the findings of a new Marquette Law School poll. Also, the budget in Madison - or lack thereof. It looks like they'll be blowing the budget deadline. We also take a look at efforts to improve public safety in Milwaukee heading into the summer. Plus winners and losers and your viewer questions.

Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert gives the latest on the Senate Republicans’ Obamacare healthcare replacement. Craig will also have a preview of the midterm elections. We’ll also have a discussion with James Causey about the Dominique Heaggan-Brown verdict and Madison reporter Patrick Marley on the redistricting case and an update on the state budget. All that plus winners and losers and your questions.

We talk to Madison reporter Patrick Marley about the breaking news that Justice Gableman will not run for re-election. Also, the move for a constitutional convention. We hear from Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert who has spoken with Republicans who were on the scene of the shooting of a Louisiana congressman on Wednesday; we'll also discuss the possibility of a Wisconsin redistricting case being taken up soon by the U.S. Supreme Court. We also look at last weekend's shooting of a driver along Lincoln Memorial Drive by a Milwaukee County sheriff's deputy, what's next.

Dan Bice and Bill Glauber on today’s Comey testimony. Also, the latest on budget updates from Madison. We’ll check some recent statements from politicians on the PolitiFact Truth-o-meter and sit down with James Causey who talks about on his latest story featuring interviews with Milwaukee 3rd graders as part of his “What happened to us? series. Plus our winners and losers and your viewer questions.

With Donald Trump dissing the Germans and demanding more of the EU, will the Europeans, as Germany Chancellor noted, decide that they have to rely more on themselves? Plus, a preview of this weekend's state Democratic convention. Also, the city closes the book on a divisive chapter with a $2.3 million settlement with the family of Dontre  Hamilton. All of that plus our winners and losers of week and your questions.

In this episode, Craig Gilbert on the story that won't end for President Trump. Is there still a job for Sheriff Clarke? Dan Bice and Mary Spicuzza on the drama surrounding Sheriff Clarke's job offer in D.C. We also look back on the thoughtful discussion on immigration Monday night in Waukesha. Plus the latest on the State budget update wth Patrick Marley. All that plus winners & losers and your viewer questions.

In this episode, Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert fills us in on the latest from Washington. From Madison, hard work begins on the budget, and Sheriff David A. Clarke Jr. accepts a position with homeland security, what does that mean for him and for the people of Milwaukee county. All that plus winners & losers and your viewer questions.

It has been another rocky week in Washington. We’ll take a look at the latest on Donald Trump and James Comey. In Madison, there’s another new plan for paying for roads. Hacked records show where the Bradley Foundation is spending its money. And the city this week moved to avoid two court dates All of that, plus winners and losers and viewer questions.

An update on the latest Republican move to overhaul health care, news from Madison about lawmakers efforts to agree on a plan to fix Wisconsin's roads. We'll also talk about 'What Happened to Us?' an amazing project by columnist James Causey and he investigation into a death at the Milwaukee County Jail.

The milk trade dispute with Canada is heating up. Reporter Jason Stein will fill us in on the latest. We also discuss politics of the milk debate, what Gov. Walker & Wisconsin officials have said about it. Reporter Jacob Carpenter gives an update of the investigation into the jail death of Terrill Thomas. All that plus our weekly winners and losers and your questions.

In this episode, Trump returns to Wisconsin. Craig Gilbert on the political ramifications of the president’s visit at a time when he’s flip-flopped on what his supporters must have felt were core convictions. Also, PolitiFact Wisconsin reporter Tom Kertscher on what the stats say about our economic well-being as Governor Walker prepares to run for a third term. Carjackings and politics: What’s likely to happen with an eight-bill package of legislation meant to tamp down crime in the city.

Do political views color perceptions of the economy? Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert explains. Will federal officials intervene to help Wisconsin’s dairy farmers? Also, the latest on Wisconsin’s big budget debate from Madison. All that, winners and losers, and your questions.

In this episode: Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert talks about the fight over Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch and gives an on update on Speaker Paul Ryan's health care overhaul plans.

Obamacare is on the way out … or is it? With a critical vote looming tonight on the Republican’s replacement plan, how are things lining up for Trumpcare? The votes put Janesville’s own Paul Ryan on the hotseat. We’ll talk about what the vote means for him and how all of these things fared in the latest Marquette poll. Also, City Hall is finally cracking down on bad landlords. What took so long? All of that, plus winners, losers and viewer questions.

Is the Obamacare replacement plan collapsing? Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert will fill us in on the latest. Are Paul Ryan and Scott Walker at odds over the plan? We also fact check healthcare claims with PolitiFact reporter Tom Kertscher. All that plus winners and losers and your questions.

In this episode, Republicans have long promised to repeal Obamacare. This week, we got our first glimpse at what a replacement plan would look like. We’ll talk about what that means for Wisconsin. Meanwhile, lawmakers are back to work in Madison, where decisions on the budget and roads funding loom large. Also, Last year four people died in the county jail in Milwaukee … how does Sheriff David Clarke’s response compare to that of other sheriffs? All of that, plus winners, losers and viewer questions.

In this episode of "On Politics," we analyze President Trump's relationship with congressional Republicans, discuss yet another pension flub in Milwaukee County and how Governor Walker's plan for the state's highways may end up costing taxpayers more money.

We hear from Madison reporter Patrick Marley on Governor Walker's speech at CPAC. The ACLU sues MPD, Ashley Luthern will tell us what happens next. Can we talk? For one night we did, a look back at Tuesday's "Across the Divide" event. Plus our weekly winners and losers and your questions.

In this episode, Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert tells us the latest in D.C. Flynn is out, could Priebus be next? Also, Madison reporter Jason Stein breaks down Gov. Walker's budget plans and yet another group is trying to get Sheriff Clarke to run for senate. All that plus our weekly winners and losers and your questions.

In this episode we hear from Washington Bureau Chief Craig Gilbert on the latest in D.C. We go over Governor Scott Walker's budget plan. Also, Karen Herzog and Erin Richards dive into Walker's plans for education funding. Plus our weekly winners and losers and your questions.