On Friday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," a Milwaukee County judge endorsed by County Executive David Crowley frees a man who shot up a police station (and very nearly killed an officer) just four years into a 30-year mental health facility commitment. Plus, Dan cuts through the spin and presents the actual evidence in the "Cornell 7" case that the whole country is suddenly talking about...and, of course, the left is lying about.

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On Thursday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan tears Crowley's new county budget and campaign finances to shreds, pointing to a massive increase in property taxes and new fees to use county parks (seriously) Crowley is imposing to cover his own mismanagement of county finances. And he's also complaining about his gubernatorial opponent Tom Tiffany's fundraising because he can't raise campaign cash at all and manages it about as well as he manages the county budget.

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Jessica McBride is in for Dan and she covers the topics of the day! Derrick Van Orden, Brooke Rollins, and Jim Piwowarcyk join the show.

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On Tuesday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan breaks a bombshell: Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley almost certainly violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the 14th Amendment to the Constitution by setting aside more than $1 million of taxpayer money for raises explicitly tied to county employees' race and gender.

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In a major exclusive on Monday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan reports that taxpayers in Milwaukee County are paying more than $1 million per year for phone and video call minutes for jail inmates to use their tablets to harass victims and threaten witnesses. Plus, why is Crowley jetting off to California? Because Democrats are terrified of his campaign's cash crunch. Also, Dan explains why you need to vote for each of the three constitutional amendments on the ballot this November.

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On Friday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan breaks another big exclusive: A criminal investigation has been opened into Democratic State Senate candidate Trevor Jung for illegally campaigning on public time. Dan investigated and found that Jung, the City of Racine's transit coordinator, was in Franklin, Greendale, at a quarry, meeting with union leaders, and pretty much anywhere but his office while his official employment calendar claimed he was in his office. That's a potential felony. Plus, a huge update on another big exclusive: A Democrat Waukesha alderman and Assembly candidate confirms his party's leaders covered up a convicted pedophile running multiple Democrat campaigns.

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On Thursday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan breaks bombshell exclusive: The Assembly Democratic Campaign Committee was planning to run convicted child sex offender Diego Rodriguez in the 8th Assembly District and remained silent for eight months after learning about his horrific crimes, allowing Rodriguez to run two different Democrat campaigns and work for several others.

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Listen to Wednesday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," as Dan investigates David Crowley's second trip to Washington, D.C. in eight days in a desperate attempt to make up Tom Tiffany's massive cash advantage. Plus, an update to the Democrats' child sex predator scandal and the most hilarious and insightful article on the woke left ever written.

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On Tuesday's "Dan O'Donnell Show," Dan investigates a massive scandal: The Vice Chair of the Democratic Party's Latino Caucus (who is also managing a Dem Assembly rep's campaign) is a registered child sex offender. Plus, a big exclusive about yet another school district in Wisconsin forces girls to share a restroom with a biological male--this time one who was involved in a violent incident just days ago!

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