Right-minded, free-wheeling conservative commentary from Mark Belling, focused on societal trends, pop culture, current events, politics, and anything else Mark feels like talking about! After 35 years as one of the most successful radio talk show hosts.
It's hard to say what's worse: whether we are letting unvetted radical Muslims into our country or whether we are allowing leftist hate to radicalize them once they get to the US. The apathetic DOC slugs didn't bother to tell Morgan Geyser's attacker that the woman who almost killed her had escaped. And, it's Bears Week in Green Bay in a year in which both teams are contenders.
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Mark's weekend podcast focuses on how George W. Bush's "ownership society" never materialized and how young people stuck in the nightmare of long-term renting are gravitating toward socialism. Contributing factor: all of the millennials who aren't as smart as they think they are: is it because Harvard gave all of them A's? And, as the US debut of "Song Sung Blue" approaches in Milwaukee, Mark discusses Lightning &...
Mark takes a deep dive into the failings of psychiatry from the Morgan Geyser case to the drug abuse epidemic that may have its roots in ADHD drugs. President Trump tries to navigate immigration policy by deporting illegals but welcoming needed skilled workers with H-1B visas. The Democrats urge troops to defy orders and our weekly football preview (it's early this week because of Thanksgiving)
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Mark focuses on some bad looks in the mental health business. Morgan Geyser cuts off her monitoring bracelet only months after state officials say she's safe to be released. A local psychologist cranks out emotional disability diagnoses for $50 after patients submit online questionnaires. And, Marxism strikes again as Chicago's Christmas tree lighting turns into a violent riot
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The weekend podcast features our weekly football preview. But first, a dive into the deep hypocrisy that overwhelms everything else in the Jeffrey Epstein case. With crime out of control, a California city cracks down on....pickleball. And, a look at the long criminal history of the Chicago man who lit a woman on fire on a subway platform.
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Mark dives into the prostituting by state lawmakers to special interests like the tribes, using the online sports betting issue as an example. Ron DeSantis moves to the right of Trump and Vance by opposing LEGAL immigration, and Marjorie Taylor Greene bucks Trump by darting the left and playing kissy-face with the hosts of The View.
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A new survey says 40% of women under 45 want to leave the country (then go!), Trump gets a federal prosecutor for eastern Wisconsin and it's somebody whose been around the block and has battlescars to prove it, Ford's CEO says he can't find mechanics even after offering $120K a year.
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Mark analyzes the H-1B visa debate and how it is dividing some on the right. It's another example of the failure by many to figure out Trump (he's a commonsense pragmatist, not an ideologue). A massive security breach results in a loaded gun magazine on a Frontier aircraft. And, we preview the state high school football semifinals along with outr weekly look at college and the NFL.
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Mark focuses on why so many affluent and educated people are embracing Marxism and how it will lead to more violence in the US (Joe Rogan says a Civil War). The new DPI report card says all our schools are great! (What a bunch of shilling hacks.) And, Pat Murphy beats Craig Counsell again.
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Mark weighs in on the conservative pundits too busy attacking each other to fight the growing Marxist movement. A lenient court system and lazy school bureaucrats enable a frighteningly drunk teacher. And guess which football team scored 218 points the last four weeks?
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Under President Trump, trade and foreign policy are no longer separate issues. Instead, trade is his most important foreign policy tool. Also: is the stock market terribly overvalued? A new stat on the age of first time home buyers explains a lot. And Mark and Mike Merlet analyze this weekend's Packers-Eagles game.
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Mark asks why Democrats aren't demanding the resignation of DPI chief Jill Underly for her agency's coverup of predator teachers. Also: The Democrats become Communist with the Mamdani election in New York, comically weak criminal charges against a local police chief and Mark's mixed assessment of former Vice President Dick Cheney.
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Democrats freak out that Mandela Barnes wants to run for Governor because they know he'd lose. Some Milwaukee County judges are tougher than some Waukesha County judges and two wrong-way drunk driving cases prove it. Mark analyzes President Trump's navigating the government shutdown and the need for an Obamacare bailout.
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Identity over issues and ideology is what drives the left and Karine Jean-Pierre's lack of awareness of her failure personifies it. A national leftist movement targets Waukesha Catholic Memorial High School. A Waukesha County judge goes soft on a wrong-way drunk driver who injured a cop. And a blast from the past: an appearance by "Deep Throat."
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The AI-driven need for more power crashes into the long term climate change narrative, Sean Duffy's son-in-law says he's running for Duffy's old congressional seat and Giannis roars during Bucks game that "This Is My City!"
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DPI boss Jill Underly skips out on a hearing on her agency's coverup of predator teachers so she can get an award (the story explains itself). Also, Mark's take on the government shutdown meaning no food stamp payments in November, and the Democrats seem dead and the real battle is now Republicans vs Socialists.
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One of the largest drug busts in SE Wisconsin history, an NBA Coach is one of many who go down in an NBA betting scandal, media bias will be hard to fix so long as everybody in the media is a leftist, Bernie Sanders embraces a candidate with a Nazi tattoo, are the Dodgers buying a World Series and our weekly football point spread picks and game preview.
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With federal funds a pipe dream and no advertiser dumb enough to sponsor it, Milwaukee’s “Hop” is hemorrhaging money and some aldermen say it’s time to get rid of it. Mark offers his take on banning cellphones in schools and Tim Michels may be considering another run for Governor.
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Mark discusses the insanely inflated crowd count for the No Kings marches of aging hippies. Also, seven years of traffic hell as the long-awaited I-94 Milwaukee widening commences, a final take on the Brewers and a look at a new study that says trans identification has peaked.
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Mark’s take on a Dodgers fan in Milwaukee who taunts a Brewers fan into making a terrible mistake, Lake Country Classical Academy still says no to Charlie Kirk’s group and plays the victim card while doing so. And, our weekly football preview and point-spread picks (Mark is 5-2 this year)
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