Dan O'Donnell Highlights: Recent Episodes
Dan O'Donnell
Former President Donald Trump joins Dan for an exclusive interview ahead of his visit to Green Bay tomorrow!
Dan talks with Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden, who refused to apologize for yelling "Lies!" during President Biden's State of the Union Address, which he called a campaign speech that violated the Hatch Act.
The Republican Senate candidate delivers an inspiring message about his battle with Multiple Sclerosis and how it has shaped his upbeat, hopeful philosophy. Seriously, you won't want to miss this interview!
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel attacks "The Morning Blend" tv show for daring to charge black-owned businesses a fee to advertise during Black History Month.
In his State of the State Address, Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers proved he has no earthly idea how to close the state's skills gap.
Four neo-Nazis started chanting antisemitic nonsense on the UW-Whitewater campus Sunday night and every local TV station sent an outraged reporter. So this is what it takes for liberals to care about antisemitism on college campuses again!
Dan crunches the electoral college numbers and looks at current polling to conclude that if the election were held today, former President Trump would win the general election by a bigger margin than you might think.
EXCLUSIVE: The Nicolet Youth Basketball Club is accused of allowing ineligible players to suit up for its sixth grade team, and the superintendent of Nicolet Schools is allegedly allowing it to happen!
Milwaukee County Supervisor Peter Burgelis, who lied about being the victim of a hate crime this past summer, is apparently verbally abusive to pretty much every woman with whom he works.
Dan crunches the numbers and finds that inflation under President Biden is costing the average American family $11,000 per year. That's $223 per week and more than $31 every single day!
The Milwaukee Public Schools Board approved a $252 million referendum just two weeks after a new City of Milwaukee sales tax went into effect. If voters approve that referendum this April, it will cost the average taxpayer about $900 more to live in the city.
The new Consumer Price Index showing an increase in inflation is highlighting the fact that President Biden's economic policies have been a disaster for working class Americans (and all Americans, really).
The Milwaukee Common Council will be taking up raises for all elected officials, which Mayor Cavalier Johnson conveniently forgot to mention when he was begging for more state money and a new sales tax last year.
Katherine Gehl, the driving force behind the push for ranked choice voting in Wisconsin, made a startling admission: She wants to change the way we vote because she believes voters are too dumb and driven by hate to cast their ballots for candidates she deems acceptable.
Comrade Vos and fellow Republicans in the Wisconsin Assembly have proposed a plan in which the state would own medical marijuana dispensaries in a totally conservative, small-government move.
Two as-yet unidentified journalists waiting for former President Donald Trump to arrive for a hearing in Washington, DC joked about suggesting that he arrive in a convertible "like JFK."
Penzey's Spices owner Bill Penzey sent out an email giving customers January 6th gifts and offering January 6th-themed sales. If he or his customers really believe January 6th was the day democracy almost died, wouldn't this be in such poor taste that there would be boycotts threatened against Penzey's?
Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm has announced that he won't seek re-election this November and as Dan points out, his "progressive prosecution" has directly led to a staggering increase in violent crime over the nearly 16 years he's been in office.
AOC believes that America wouldn't have an illegal immigration crisis if illegal immigration was simply made legal. There is really no arguing with this level of genius.
You really can't make this up: President Biden unveils his first re-election ad, which is focused on the threat Donald Trump poses to democracy, on the exact same day Democrats try to throw Trump off the ballot in Illinois.
Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden calls the crisis at the southern border "beyond anything you can imagine" and says the Biden Administration is intentionally allowing it to happen.
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil discusses his firsthand look at the border crisis in Eagle Pass, TX.
A Dane County circuit court judge (and former Governor Evers lawyer) rules that clerks don't have to follow state law and reject absentee ballots that lack a complete witness address.
A quote from Al Sharpton of all people perfectly captures why liberals fought so hard to save Harvard President Claudine Gay.
It isn't Alan Dershowitz or Jonathan Turley; it's Young Thug's lawyer, who argued that the "thug" in his name doesn't actually mean "thug." You'll laugh out loud when you hear what he claims it stands for!
Dan welcomes conservative icon Col. Allen West to the studio to discuss conservatism in the black community and why it is so threatening to the increasingly fascistic left.
Dan presents a purely hypothetical situation in which the Vice President of the United States did what indicted New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez is accused of--selling government policy for cash to foreign bigwigs. Hey, wait a minute...
Dan continues his in-depth look at the money laundering scheme known as "smurfing" by investigating an elderly woman from California who has given millions to Democrats in tens of thousands of 30- and 50-cent donations.
Dan discusses a Milwaukee Magazine report that the Art Museum has very quietly renamed O'Donnell Park (named after the former County Executive and Dan's great uncle) and won't say why.
The Washington Post puts into words the whispered fears of Democrats for months now: President Biden is too old and corrupt to win re-election and Vice President Harris is too unlikable and incompetent to replace him.
In "Hard Truth Tuesday," Dan outlines the very sad reality that the social contract on which Americans always relied is now dead.
Dan continues his in-depth reporting on the refusal of public officials in Franklin to address more than a decade's worth of valid noise complaints against the Rock Sports Complex.
Dan reports on exclusive details from the Republican-controlled Wisconsin Legislature's plan to finance capital improvements to American Family Field and extend the lease with the Milwaukee Brewers until 2050.
Dan talks with Wisconsin Representative Rob Brooks, who authored the proposed legislation to fund capital improvements to American Family Field and extend the Stadium District's lease with the Milwaukee Brewers.
Dan talks with Michael Meier, a member of the Wauwatosa School Board who blew the whistle on violence in the district's middle and high schools back in January. Now the Board is attempting to sanction and even remove him for daring to appear on "The Dan O'Donnell Show."
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson, who has been investigating the Biden family influence-peddling scheme for more than three years, tells "The Dan O'Donnell Show" that there is "a mountain of evidence" of President Biden's corruption.
In an exclusive story, Dan reports on an attack on two Milwaukee Police sergeants who responded to a shooting Wednesday night.
Wisconsin Assembly Majority Leader Tyler August joins "The Dan O'Donnell" to discuss Governor Evers' rejection of a Republican proposal to...give him exactly what he has always said he wanted.
Dan talks with conservative superstar Candace Owens about her new Steven Avery documentary "Convicting a Murderer."
Dan theorizes that President Biden became the first President ever to miss a 9/11 memorial in New York, Washington, or Shanksville because his staff knew he wasn't mentally up to it.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is just the latest in a long line of Democrats to find out that it's not sow much fun to reap the consequences sown by their far-left policies.
Dan notices the absolute panic on the left over a new poll showing President Biden losing to every single major Republican candidate and the interesting timing of a direct question from CBS News to Vice President Harris about Biden dying in office.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams says the massive flood of illegal immigrants will "destroy New York." He has apparently forgotten that he himself said New York "will remain a sanctuary city" under his leadership.
Dan tells the story of Wisconsin State Senator Cory Tomczyk, who was defamed by a deeply irresponsible left-wing news outlet but has been unable to obtain justice.
Racine Equity Director Damian Evans demanded that a Toys for Tots display showing dolls in traditional African garb and a stuffed animal jungle scene that happened to feature monkeys be removed because they could be perceived as being racist.
Dan explains the arguments for and against impeaching Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz over her refusal to recuse herself from an upcoming redistricting case despite her obvious bias.
Dan speaks exclusively with Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos after Democrats announce $4 million in dark money spending to bully Republicans into abandoning plans to impeach Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz.
In the latest edition of "Hard Truth Tuesday," Dan relays a Wall Street Journal editorial laying out the serious issues former President Trump will have with general election voters next fall.
Democrats and their allies in the media are wringing their hands worrying about why most people think President Biden's handling of the economy has been disastrous. Is it because they're dumb? They're partisan Republicans? No, it's because President Biden's handling of the economy has been disastrous.
Governor Evers responded predictably when confronted about allowing a deeply inappropriate romantic relationship between his chief of staff and a subordinate: He implied that anyone questioning it is a homophobe.
Ron DeSantis issues a stark warning to looters in the wake of Hurricane Idalia and in so doing speaks from the heart. That, more than anything, is the key to success in politics: Ignore the consultants and just be real. Be yourself. Voters will respond.
The Madison Metropolitan School District can no longer suspend elementary school students after the School Board voted unanimously to ban the practice--even for student behaviors "that pose an imminent ongoing risk to the health and safety" of others.
Did you know Florida recently went 11 years without a single hurricane? Probably not, because this and other facts about hurricane activity decimate the left's claims that manmade climate change is making them more frequent and more severe.
Listen as Dan systematically proves that Wisconsin law requires that Meagan Wolfe be immediately removed from the Wisconsin Elections Commission. Ironically, liberal WEC commissioners' attempts to shield her from Senate confirmation sealed her fate!
Mary from Milwaukee calls "The Dan O'Donnell Show" and absolutely destroys the left's infatuation with affirmative action and claims about privilege.
Dan points out why the liberal media desperately needs former President Trump to be the Republican nominee: If the Trump Show ends, so does their entire business model.
"The Dan O'Donnell Show" proudly presents a brand new parody song: Donald Trump singing the "Fulton Prison Blues" after his booking in Atlanta.
The Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty has filed a lawsuit against Secretary of State Sarah Godlewski over her refusal to comply with open records requests into her appointment just days after Doug LaFollette was sworn in.
Wisconsin Representative/Milwaukee County Supervisor/Idiot Ryan Clancy proves he has no idea what he is talking about (again).
Former President Trump announces that he won't take part in any Republican primary debates, but it's unclear whether that will matter at all to voters. What is clear, though, is that President Biden will try to avoid debating Trump using the exact same rationale Trump is using now.
There were two mass shootings in two days in Milwaukee over the weekend, but there is nary a peep about it in the media today. The reason is sadly obvious: Neither one of them can advance a gun control narrative.
Necessity may be the mother of invention, but one of the most iconic (and fun) pieces of Americana was invented entirely by accident.
2024 marks 80 years since Allied forces landed at Normandy and the Dan O'Donnell Adventure will be retracing the steps of the brave men who fought there. From London to Normandy to Paris, this will be an emotional, powerful advetnure!
Dan has a suggestion for President Trump as he decides whether or not to attend next week's Milwaukee debate: Show up unannounced and walk out on stage like a WWE wrestler making a surprise appearance at the Royal Rumble.
Yale University doctor Amanda Calhoun says physicians should wear body cameras during appointments as a way to, I don't know, keep them from being racist to patients or something?
Legendary legal scholar Alan Dershowitz discusses why the indictment of former President Trump in Georgia is a dangerous attempt at criminalizing perfectly lawful challenges to elections.
Dan talks with the great Clay Travis ahead of his show at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee on Tuesday about how conservatives can fight liberal weaponization of government, whether President Trump will attend next week's debate, and even if Jordan Love will be a great quarterback.
It's the hottest jam of the summer! A remix of the LMFAO and Lil Jon classic "Shots" featuring White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre trying and failing to say Hawaii Senator Brian Schatz's name
In an article that sounds more like a Babylon Bee satire, CNN.com (with a straight face) presents a guide to xe/xir, fae/faer, and other equally hilarious pronouns.
Why yes, Wisconsin Assemblyman and Milwaukee County Supervisor Ryan Clancy, a Democratic Socialist, is every bit the jackass you thought we was.
Dan decimates the left's contention that Wisconsin's State Assembly and Senate maps are "rigged." In fact, they are perfectly in line with both court-drawn maps and a computer-drawn map designed to be totally neutral.
Every scientific study every done on political ideology and mental health has found that conservatives are far happier, way more socially well adjusted, and much less likely to be mentally ill. Dan explores exactly why that is.
Police in Oakland are so powerless to stop criminals in the Democrat-controlled city that they are telling residents to blow an airhorn to warn their neighbors about crimes being committed.
Dan uses the Mega Millions jackpot to do his best Dave Ramsey impression (literally) and discuss the importance of saving money and lament the fact that so few Americans do.
Attorney General Robert Jackson, later a Supreme Court Justice, warned in 1940 about the dangers of political prosecutions of the sort that Democrats today have launched against former President Trump.
Dan draws a parallel between the alleged crimes Donald Trump committed in challenging his election loss with the actions of Al Gore following his loss in 2000. Under Democrats' standards now, Gore should have been criminally charged.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Annette Ziegler holds nothing back in an exclusive interview with Dan O'Donnell.
The Oneida County Board has revoked the Minocqua Brewing Company's permit to operate after eft-wing owner Kirk Bangstad went on an unhinged rant at a recent hearing. You really hate to see it. Oh wait, no you don't.
Just a day after liberals took over the Wisconsin Supreme Court, left-wing legal groups filed a lawsuit asking the Court to throw out state legislative maps in favor of ones drawn by Governor Evers that violate the 14th Amendment and Voting Rights Act.
Dan reads an insightful email from a longtime Republican volunteer about the desperate need for conservative voters to change the way they view and, more importantly, vote in elections.
In an exclusive interview with Dan, Director of State Courts Randy Koschnick alleges that the incoming liberal Supreme Court majority is violating Court rules when Justice Jill Karofsky informed him that he will be fired without a hearing or any cause.
In an exclusive interview with Dan O'Donnell, Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany explains why he will not challenge Democrat Senator Tammy Baldwin in 2024.
As Dan reports, testimony from Hunter Biden's "closest friend in business" was every bit as damning as Republicans said it would be, as he directly tied President Biden to corruption in both Ukraine and Russia.
Devon Archer's bombshell closed-door testimony to House investigators is nowhere to be found on the websites of either CNN or the New York Times. Why? Because they know how damning it is.
A child is now shot in Milwaukee every two-and-a-half days. While our leaders dither, the NAACP President in Oakland has a powerful rebuke of the movement to defund the police and decriminalize crime that has decimated her city.
As Dan explains, Devon Archer's testimony that Joe Biden was on dozens of Hunter Biden's business calls--including one with the corrupt head of Burisma days before getting a Ukrainian prosecutor fired--will be the key piece of evidence against the President.
Kirk Bangstad, the left-wing owner of the Minocqua Brewing Company, refused to answer the mountain of ordinance violations his company has logged and instead, well, just listen.
Kirk Bangstad, the far-left owner of the Minocqua Brewing Company, refused to answer the mountain of ordinance violations his company has logged and instead, well, just listen.
In an amazing and totally not planned coincidence, Special Counsel Jack Smith announced new charges against former President Trump on the exact day that they could best be used to distract from the Hunter Biden fiasco.
Kirk Bangstad, the far-left owner of the Minocqua Brewing Company, refused to answer the mountain of ordinance violations his company has logged and instead, well, just listen.
In a passionate, must-hear interview, Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden explains why he confronted a group of Senate pages who were lying on the floor of the Capitol rotunda taking pictures.
Dan outlines in painstaking detail the evidence that Joe Biden was not only aware of his son's overseas business dealings, he was heavily involved in what amounted to a massive bribery scheme.
In 2019, then-presidential candidate Joe Biden bragged to the Council on Foreign Relations how as vice president he withheld $1 billion in loan guarantees unless the Ukrainian government fired a prosecutor who was investigating his son Hunter's company--something an FBI source alleges he was paid $5 million to do.
A 16-year-old boy was shot and killed a day after a 9-year-old dies in a homicide in a shopping center parking lot. Plus, a security guard dies of injuries suffered when he was shot in a bank robbery earlier this month. Just another day in the chaos that is Milwaukee.
Dan outlines the overpowering evidence that President Biden was involved along with his son and other family members in a massive international bribery scheme.
Surprise, surprise: A major Democrat donor who President Biden rewarded with a plum seat on a heritage board has been revealed as one of the buyers of Hunter Biden's paintings.
The Eau Claire School District faces yet another lawsuit over its refusal to inform parents what its policies on transgender students and teachers really are.
A nine-year-old child is murdered in Milwaukee and it doesn't even make the "Top News" section of the local newspaper's website. Have we really become so accustomed to horrific crimes in Democrat-controlled cities that we are now numb to them?
Dan discusses a hugely important Politico Magazine article highlighting how college towns (particularly Madison) are ensuring Democrat dominance in key swing states.
A television reporter says someone at Country Thunder screamed the n-word at her and is of course universally believed even though she provided no independent evidence that this occurred. Why aren’t Republicans afforded the same luxury?
Dan notices something about the coverage of this week’s high temperatures. The media is blaming climate change for them, but also blamed record cold this past Christmas on climate change.
Why did Harley-Davidson announce a big homecoming concert event every weekend? Because it sees weakness in Summerfest’s dominance over Milwaukee’s summer festival scene. Dan explains.
Dan discusses the Big Gig's decision to break itself up into what one listener calls three "Giglets." Is it working? Or is Summerfest no longer the World's Largest Music Festival?
Democrat strategists and members of the media are now saying the quiet part out loud: They would much rather have Donald Trump be the Republican nominee than Ron DeSantis.
An intriguing theory about the success of recent conservative boycotts of Bud Light and Target posits that the demise of left-wing Twitter censorship is the primary reason.
A report in Axios tries to make the claim that President Biden is randomly yelling and swearing at staffers because he's a dominant alpha male and not because, you know, he's suffering from severe mental deterioration.
A biological male will now compete for the title of Miss Universe after winning this weekend's Miss Netherlands pageant, proving once again that liberals believe men make better women than women do.
Two IRS whistleblowers have now come forward to allege that the Department of Justice blocked every effort to investigate President Biden’s ties to his son’s shady business dealings. As Dan reports, in a bygone era, this would be a Watergate-level scandal.
A child under the age of 10 has been shot in Milwaukee every day this week. Dan reports on this disturbing trend and why the rest of the media is suddenly taking notice.
astor Anna Helgen of the Edina Community Lutheran Church in Edina, Minnesota leads her flock in one of the funniest things you’ll ever hear. We swear this is real and not a parody!
Just five years ago, just a half percent of young people identified as transgender. Now it’s five percent. Dan discusses the reasons for this dramatic shift and why it is so dangerous for people who being promised a quick-fix cure for their deep-seated psychological issues but are not getting real treatment.
Dan discusses how a deadlock on the Wisconsin Elections Commission director’s reappointment could allow legislative Republicans to appoint a fairer, more honest replacement.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Dan Bice wrote a huge hit piece accusing a Republican Assembly candidate of running a racist costume contest 20 years ago. The only problem? The contest was actually run by a radio station owned by…the parent company of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.
Dan provides an insider’s account of the out-of-control teenagers who prompted Greek Fest to close early Saturday and reopen without rides on Sunday.
Dan discusses the Target and Bud Light boycotts and why corporate boards of some of the biggest companies in the world are taking notice and starting to get nervous.
Dan discusses the relative lack of media attention to this weekend's cold-blooded murder of a one-year-old girl, the 10th child to be killed in the city in just five months.
Dan discusses Brian Binash's commencement address to graduates of St. Thomas More High School--a powerful defense of free speech and capitalism infused with valuable life lessons.
Dan describes how the debacle over Taylor Swift tickets illustrates the power of market forces and why artificially limiting supply or boosting demand (as liberals constantly want to do) is a terrible idea and only causes prices to spike.
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson declared last week to be "MKE Peace Week." It culminated with...the exact same level of violence on Memorial Day Weekend as in the past three years.
Wisconsin Senate Minority Leader Melissa Agard, a Democrat, used her Memorial Day message to constituents to say the day should really be used to honor the victims of racism and sexism.
A Milwaukee Police officer was injured and three teenagers are under arrest following a series of huge brawls on the last day of school at Riverside High School Tuesday.
Dan uses a (somewhat unhinged) handwritten letter accusing him of turning on Trump to please his corporate masters to discuss the ongoing battle between the emotional connection to the former President and a rational analysis of the 2024 election.
Dan reports on Marquette University's "Unity Graduation," which explicitly excludes white students in direct violations of Marquette's own policies.
Dan talks with Heather, a single mother from Milwaukee who has been harassed and attacked constantly since telling a group of children to stop hitting her autistic son. Even when the kids harassed her and Milwaukee Police officers who arrived on scene, they refused to arrest them.
As Green Bay is named the top place to live in America, Dan notices something about where the most desirable cities are located and who is in charge of the states most people are leaving and moving into.
Dan has some fun with a caller who says it's obvious that someone is paying him to say what he does and then uses said caller to make a serious point about the FBI's bogus Trump-Russia investigation.
President Obama says his greatest concern is that alternative forms of media are misinforming people. But as Dan documents, the real misinformation is coming from the mainstream liberal media, which has been deliberately deceiving people for years.
A mass stabbing incident just a block away from an anti-violence rally has one prominent community activist seemingly recognizing that what Milwaukee is doing to combat rampant violent crime just isn't working.
Why are candidates like Larry Elder and Vivek Ramaswamy running for president when they have no possible chance of winning? As Dan explains, the act of running is a fantastic business decision.
Dan talks with Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson about new revelations regarding President Biden's apparent international influence-peddling scheme.
Dan discusses birthright citizenship for all children born in the United States and why this is driving millions of illegal immigrants to flood the country.
Dan discusses the importance of a landmark but little-remembered 2002 book that made the case that illegal immigration will allow Democrats to dominate American politics for generations to come.
Using President Trump as an example, Dan discusses the power of confirmation bias and why it is so important to move past it to think logically about politics (and everything else).
With one tweet during former President Donald Trump’s CNN town hall, President Biden reveals his entire election strategy…and the only way he can possibly win re-election.
Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman, a member of the House Oversight Committee, talks with Dan about new evidence released Wednesday pointing to Biden family corruption
Dan delivers a powerful monologue on the way in which the Biden Administration, Department of Justice, and mainstream national media are working in concert to bury the House Oversight Committee’s bombshell revelations about the Biden family’s influence peddling scheme.
Today's TMJ4, Milwaukee's NBC affiliate, featured Vaun Mayes--who faces federal charges of conspiring to firebomb police stations during rioting in 2016--as a community leader calling for calm in the wake of a violent weekend.
Dan breaks an exclusive story: Bob Dohnal, publisher of the Wisconsin Conservative Digest has filed a complaint with the Wisconsin Ethics Commission claiming that Tim Michels’ gubernatorial campaign reneged on a promise to pay him $100,000 to hold rallies. Dohnal is also threatening to sue, but Dan has found no evidence that these claims have any merit whatsoever.
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil joins Dan to respond to the White House’s call for a debt limit increase without conditions. Bottom line? Steil says that won’t ever happen.
Dan analyzes the Republican plan to increase shared revenue from the state to cities like Milwaukee and finds that the best thing about it is that it forces liberal-led municipalities to reject their own worst impulses
The United States Navy has apparently learned nothing from the Bud Light fiasco. Dan explains as he names the Navy "The Unhinged Liberal of the Day."
White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre hilarious claims that illegal immigration is down 90 percent. Dan crunches the numbers to debunk this colossal lie.
Dan raises an interesting questions as Democrats blast a Republican bill that would allow 14-17-year-olds to serve alcohol to restaurant customers: Aren’t these the same people who believe 14-17-year-olds (and even younger children) should be allowed to permanently alter their gender?
A 15-year-old car thief is clinging to life after he was hanging out of the passenger window when the stolen Kia he was in crashed into a school bus. How is it compassionate for Milwaukee’s criminal justice system to essentially tell him stealing cars is okay?
A family gunned down, an illegal immigrant on the loose, and a media largely silent about what may be the most pressing issue facing this country.
Wisconsin’s Secretary of State has very few actual powers, and managing elections is not among them. So why is Sarah Godlewski trying to do just that?
President Biden’s new rules on home mortgages are a Socialist-style redistribution of wealth in the name of equity in home ownership. What they will really do is exacerbate the lending crisis.
Wisconsin Congressman and House Administration Chairman Bryan Steil discusses his letter to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg demanding answers about Bragg's expected indictment of former President Donald Trump.
Dan breaks down the Manhattan District Attorney's pending indictment of former President Donald Trump and proves that they are not only nonsensical, they are well beyond the statute of limitations.
Dan explains why Wisconsin’s Code of Judicial Conduct will prevent Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz from hearing any abortion cases (or cases involving gerrymandering or Act 10 collective bargaining reforms).
Dan tells the story of Erma Bowie, who is charged with shooting a woman in the head while out on signature bond (even after she refused to report to jail for an armed robbery) and calls out the judges and court commissioners who let this happen.
Dan schools Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz in basic constitutional law after Protasiewicz said she believed that the Constitution is “a living, breathing document.”
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil, a member of the House Financial Services Committee, joins Dan to discuss how President Biden’s economic policies are to blame for the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
EXCLUSIVE: A liberal group calling itself Wisconsin Takes Action is offering people gift cards and prepaid Mastercards to induce voters to cast their ballots for Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz in direct violation of Wisconsin law prohibiting election bribery. Dan O'Donnell reports.
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, chairman of the House Select Committee on China, joins Dan to talk about a new Energy Department report on the origins of COVID-19 and why it was always obvious the virus escaped from a lab.
With news that Milwaukee Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry is selling his stake, Dan investigates his involvement with Ozy Media, a liberal media outlet whose former CEO and COO are charged with running a massive fraud.
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz says she does not regret any dangerously lenient sentence she hands down. Dan O'Donnell reminds her of a statutory rapist she freed because of COVID-19 who went on to kill a woman in a drunk driving crash.
Dan discusses the importance of conservative unity in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race.
Dan has some fun with the NBC News anchor essentially asking Vice President Kamala Harris why she is so terrible
Dan calls for listeners to answer liberal groups’ texts offering money to “talk to friends and neighbors about voting” and do it…just tell them to vote for conservative candidates
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos confirms to Dan that Republicans in the Legislature will ignore Governor Evers' budget proposal and simply create their own for a third straight budget cycle.
Dan breaks an exclusive story about a six teenaged boys threatening to shoot up Milwaukee Lutheran High School and then showing up at the school to fight a student Tuesday.
The Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office is not being honest about the hit-and-run crashes Terrell Thompson committed that led to him avoiding jail time just hours before he killed a Milwaukee Police officer.
Wisconsin Representative Bob Donovan, a former longtime member of the Milwaukee Common Council, talks with Dan about the murder of Milwaukee Police officer Pete Jerving.
Dan breaks news about mandatory teacher training in Milwaukee Public Schools that forces employees to "deepen their understanding of whiteness and interrogate their own association with and relationship to racial privilege and power."
Dan has some fun with Wisconsin Congressman Scott Fitzgerald, who confirmed that he was booing during the State of the Union when President Biden lied about Republicans wanting to eliminate Social Security and Medicare.
Dan reports on two books that contain extremely graphic depictions of sexual assault available to students in the Germantown High School library.
Description: In the most politically convenient revelation in recent memory, the Biden Administration claims that there were three Chinese spy balloons spotted in American skies. Here’s why no one should believe that.
President Biden allegedly wanted to shoot down the Chinese spy balloon last Wednesday, but was rebuffed by Joint Chiefs Chairman Mark Milley, who has repeatedly downplayed the Chinese threat and even conspired with China against the US during the Trump presidency.
Description: Congressman Mark Pocan and the Wisconsin Democratic Party received donations from disgraced crypto fraud FTX or its top executives but are not saying whether they will return the money.
In an exclusive interview on “The Dan O’Donnell Show,” Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher says the Biden Administration’s excuses for not shooting down a Chinese spy balloon over Montana don’t make sense.
Dan discusses Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz's repeated promises to "put [her] thumb on the scales" of justice and why this is a direct assault on the judiciary and the Rule of Law itself.
A new survey of University of Wisconsin System students confirms what everyone with a brain has already known: Ultra-liberal professors and school administrators make it impossible for students to speak freely in class.
Dan talks with Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany about the Judiciary Committee's hearing on border security (that also devolved into a fight over the Pledge of Allegiance)
Dan makes an impassioned plea for conservative candidates, voters, and donors to put their petty differences aside and unite lest the Supreme Court fall into liberal hands.
During a judicial candidate forum Tuesday night, former Supreme Court Justice Dan Kelly pointedly refused to endorse Waukesha judge Jennifer Dorow when directly asked if he would.
Dan explains why Aaron Rodgers will almost certainly return to the NFL now that Tom Brady has retired (again). Will it be with the Packers?
As the FBI searches President Biden’s vacation home in Delaware, Dan explains how the agency has been unconstitutionally impacting national politics for most of the past decade.
Bernie Sanders is coming out with a new book that will go on sale next month and will be accompanied by a high-priced Bernie tour. But Dan notices something hilarious about that book’s title.
Dan breaks down the numbers to show just how rare it is for police officers to kill someone, even when the suspect is armed.
When confronted about her vehement and constant anti-semitism, Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar pretends not to have known that the hateful rhetoric she spews was actually hateful rhetoric.
The tragic death of Tyre Nichols may be the indirect result of the Memphis Police Department's lower standards for officers. Dan explains.
Dan talks with Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, who responded to Governor Evers’ State of the State Address by signaling that the Republican Legislature will again ignore Evers’ new budget and write its own.
Dan takes Milwaukee’s NBC affiliate for talking with a “community activist” who just happens to face open felony charges of conspiring to firebomb a police station and two homes during a riot.
Dan names the Unhinged Liberal of the Day, a member of the White House Press Corps who thinks higher gas prices in big cities is evidence of racism.
Dan discusses the (obvious) revelation that the Secret Service has kept detailed logs on who has visited President Biden’s Delaware home and who would have thus have access to illegally stored classified documents.
Dan devises a new way to determine whether material is appropriate for placement in school libraries or curricula.
Ivan Provorov, a defenseman for the Philadelphia Flyers, has sparked a media firestorm for refusing to wear a rainbow warmup jersey for Pride Night.
With the help of FOX’s Gregg Jarrett, Dan debunks the claim that as Vice President, Joe Biden had the authority to declassify the documents found in his garage and think tank.
Dan crunches the numbers on San Francisco’s proposal to pay each black resident $5 million in reparations and finds that it is hilariously impossible.
Dr. Leanna Wen, one of the nation’s leading COVID fanatics, has admitted what Dan and other conservatives have been saying for years: COVID deaths and hospitalizations have been dramatically inflated.
Dan explains how liberal Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Janet Protasiewicz is repeatedly violating the Code of Judicial Conduct and what you can do about it.
Wisconsin Congressman Derrick Van Orden joins Dan in the wake of the news that classified documents were found in President Biden’s garage in Delaware.
Dan outs the media for a new narrative: Government officials mishandle classified material all the time and it’s not a big deal!
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Jennifer Dorow joins Dan to respond to sharp criticism from Appeals Court Judge Shelley Grogan, a Dan Kelly ally who questioned Dorow's judicial experience.
Mike from New Berlin puts his knowledge of systemic racism to the test in America's favorite game show. Play along and see if you can guess what's racist!
Wisconsin Appeals Court judge Shelley Grogan joins Dan for a fiery interview in which she endorsed Justice Dan Kelly and took aim at his opponents.
Dan reports on the Milwaukee Office of Violence Prevention urging people to “wear blue for Human Trafficking Awareness Day” instead of, you know, doing something that might actually combat human trafficking
Dan runs down how the Biden Administration has presided over (and is largely responsible for) an unprecedented period of crisis in America’s transportation and supply chain systems.
Dan discusses the death and legacy of Lynette Hardaway, better known as Diamond from the always hilarious duo Diamond and Silk.
Waukesha County Circuit Court Judge Jennifer Dorow joins Dan to discuss the endorsement of retiring Supreme Court Justice Patience Roggensack as well as Monday’s candidate forum.
Dan discusses the revelation that President Biden held classified documents for at least six years at an unsecured location in his think tank at the University of Pennsylvania and compares it to the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago last August. There is a big difference, and it’s probably not what you think.
Dan takes on the Milwaukee Public Museum’s unacceptable evasiveness about its new building. Why won’t it say what exactly it is spending tens of millions of dollars in taxpayer money on? Kevin Nicholson joins the show to share his research.
Dan digs out audio from 2019 in which candidate Joe Biden promised that when he is President, he will make sure illegal immigrants surge to the southern border.
Dan reflects on the Packers’ season and future and concludes that Aaron Rodgers will most likely return next year. Why? Follow the money.
Backroom deals, broken promises, and four more years of Tony Evers. If you want to really understand why Republican Wisconsin gubernatorial candidate Tim Michels lost, listen to this deep dive into his deeply flawed run.
Donald Trump's Save America PAC violated Wisconsin law and several county Republican Party chairs could face criminal punishment for a scheme to launder donations to Adam Steen.
Dan discusses Adidas dropping the artist formerly known as Kanye West for antisemitic remarks...with a surprise twist.
She's a rape survivor, a registered nurse, a small business owner, a woman who regrets the abortion she had decades ago, and a Republican candidate for Wisconsin Assembly. Marisa Voelker joins Dan to talk about her show.
The nation's preeminent crime researcher joins Dan for an in-depth discussion on the impact of Democrats' "Defund the Police" policies.
Ann Jacobs, a Democrat-appointed member of the Wisconsin Elections Commission, appeared to confirm that she views her role as helping Democrats get elected.
Dan makes the case that "independent conservative" Joan Ellis Beglinger, who dropped out of the race but will remain on the ballot, could cost Republican Tim Michels in his race against Governor Tony Evers.
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil and the other two Republicans on the Committee on House Administration have launched an investigation into the City of Milwaukee's partnership with a Democrat organization on a voter turnout drive.
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joined Dan to discuss his opponent, Lieutenant Mandela Barnes, tacitly admitting that he supports abortion right up until the moment of birth.
Attorney General candidate Eric Toney is furious that the Madison Police Department is set to hire John Tate, the former head of Governor Evers' parole commission, as its civilian oversight chief.
Governor Evers' campaign has contracted with a Democrat media firm to pay social media influencers $2,000 per post to write flattering things about the governor as he fights for re-election.
Anthony Hamilton, a Republican Sheriff's detective challenging his boss, Democrat Kalvin Barrett, outlines the ways in which Barrett has retaliated against him.
Dan O'Donnell moderates a debate between Mandela Barnes in 2022 and Mandela Barnes in 2020 on the issue of defunding the police.
The House Minority Whip joins "The Dan O'Donnell Show" after Senate candidate Mandela Barnes refused to apologize for saying Scalise "took one for the team" when he was shot by a deranged liberal five years ago.
Dan talks with Wisconsin Republican candidate Tim Michels on crime in the state, his stance on abortion, and questions about fundraising in the race.
Dan breaks down the latest Marquette Law School poll and dives into historical trends to provide some context about early polling
Dan O'Donnell celebrates America's independence by telling the lesser-known stories of freedom and sacrifice that made our nation what it is today.
Two whistleblowers that they were the victims of extreme violence at the hands of shockingly young students as well as a cover-up by the Menomonee Falls School District.
Dan talks with Republican gubernatorial candidate Tim Michels about a Wisconsin Right Now article that raises questions about where he has lived for the past nine years.
John Hoch, the president and head basketball coach of St. Thomas More High School, joined "The Dan O'Donnell Show" to talk about his options after the WIAA forced his school to forfeit its tournament game following a brawl the previous night.
Dan and his family present a special hour of music and radio plays performed as a special gift to your family!
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joins Dan O'Donnell to answer questions from listeners in a special radio town hall.
A Lyft driver claims the app permanently deactivated his account after a passenger complained that he was listening to conservative talk radio during her ride.
Republican congressional candidate Derrick Van Orden, a retired Navy Seal with multiple tours of duty in Afghanistan, reflects on the chaos of the past week
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil discusses the failure of Governor Evers' leadership that turned a tense situation in Kenosha into a powder keg.
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher, an Iraq War veteran, joins the show to discuss the Biden Administration's catastrophic handling of the Aghanistan withdrawal.
In a series of disastrous press conferences, Biden Administration officials admitted that they didn’t have the capability to evacuate every American.
When even Morning Joe is criticizing President Biden, you know he has serious problems.
Is the deed to your house racist? Or is it the deed to your car? Play along with our contestant Dave from Waupun and see if you can guess what the left now considers to be racist.
A newly unearthed clip from 2003 proves Biden lied to the American people during his speech on Monday.
Dan brings the receipts on the massive, provable lies President Biden told in his Afghanistan speech Monday.
The editors of National Review write perhaps the best, most damning condemnation of President Biden’s Afghan policy you will ever hear.
Dan plays Biden’s own words to show just how badly he miscalculated the situation in Afghanistan.
Caller Ron from Sheboygan eloquently and intelligently discusses the ramifications of President Biden's failure.
There were a record number of border crossings in July, a month when oppressive heat usually deters illegal immigrants.
Dan breaks down a stunning investigation by "Wisconsin Right Now" and discusses the findings with Fond du Lac DA and Republican AG candidate Eric Toney
Dan breaks down the legal arguments for and against employers mandating COVID-19 vaccines
Society today wants to redfine what success is / Harvard Epidemiologist Martin Kulldorff on Vaccine Passports, the Delta Variant, and the COVID ‘Public Health Fiasco / 'Jeopardy' will replace Alex Trebek with not one, but two hosts / Arrowhead School Board appointments
The Democrat congressman’s announcement that he won’t run for re-election has massive implications. Dan breaks them down and discusses the state of the race with Republican candidate Derrick Van Orden
A Dane County judge’s inexplicably lenient sentence set in motion the events that led to the death of a Chicago Police officer.
Dan runs down the most cringeworthy moments from a year of glowing coverage of New York’s disgraced governor
Why is the West Allis/West Milwaukee ignoring its own medical director and implementing a universal mask mandate in all schools?
Dan wonders why UW-Madison removed a supposedly racist rock but there are no calls to cancel the newspaper that called it a racial slur in the first place!
Governor Evers is forcing state workers to wear masks that say on the box that they "will not provide any protection against COVID-19."
The Wisconsin lead of the left-leaning Elections Group emailed Milwaukee Election Commission director Claire Woodall-Vogg late on Election Night to congratulate her on "delivering the margin needed at 3:00 am."
State Rep Janel Brandtjen joins the show to discuss her claim that thousands of voters whose identities couldn't be verified on Election Day were still allowed to vote.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is the living embodiment of the American dream, and his NBA Championship triumph is proof the American idea that anyone from anywhere can achieve anything if they're willing to work for it.
The Biden Administration says it will go door-to-door making sure people get the COVID-19 vaccine, so we put together a parody of what that might sound like!
As America comes under attack from within, Dan O'Donnell presents an Independence Day essay on what this country really stands for
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joins the show to discuss YouTube's censorship of his discussion of COVID-19 treatments.
No Better Friend Corp's Kevin Nicholson joins the show to talk about his article in The Hill which posits that President Biden's $300 unemployment enhancer is in fact a way to introduce universal basic income on a national level.
Washington Post Columnist Josh Rogin discusses the theory that COVID-19 originated in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Wisconsin Ethics Commissioner Scot Ross, who violated state law by tweeting a picture of his completed ballot last month, has announced his resignation.
Rush Limbaugh's longtime producer and friend, James Golden, joins Dan to talk about "Rush Limbaugh: The Man Behind the Golden EIB Microphone."
Dan examines the evidence that the SARS-CoV-2 virus accidentally escaped from the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
It may sound like science fiction, the Congressman admits, but the evidence is mounting that the origin of COVID-19 was indeed the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
Thomas More Society and Amistad Project lawyer Erick Kardaal has been investigating the presidential election for months and shares his findings.
Dan discusses MPS school closures and the CDC changing its school reopening plans based not on science, but on teachers union complaints.
The Milwaukee Police Association is making serious allegations of misconduct against City Attorney Tearman Spencer.
It's a rite of Spring: Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett spewing identical empty platitudes about violence in his city that he seems incapable of stopping.
Dan crunches the numbers about homicide in Milwaukee and finds that it is decimating the city's black community.
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil joins the show to blast House Democrats' bill that would make Washington, DC the nation's 51st state.
Dan talks with conservative UW professor Ryan Owens, who announced Monday that he is running for Wisconsin Attorney General.
Three months after his death, the truth about Capitol Police officer Brian Sicknick is finally revealed.
An email obtained by "The Dan O'Donnell Show" reveals that Milwaukee County House of Correction superintendent Chantell Jewell has banned "thin blue line" merchandise at the facility because the symbol has supposedly been coopted by "white supremacists."
The most comprehensive analysis you will perhaps ever hear in media thoroughly debunks the narrative of "systemic racism" in policing.
As Kenosha Police Officer Rusten Sheskey goes back to work, Dan debunks the myths about his completely legal and justified shooting of Jacob Blake.
Wisconsin Congressman Tom Tiffany joins the show to discuss his trip to America's southern border last week.
Dan reads a column from a Washington Post contributor who is too scared to leave his "pandemic cocoon."
Dan explains how a terrible day of testimony for the prosecution might have just blown up the entire case against the former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd's death.
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher weighs in on last night's Spring Election and Major League Baseball's decision to move its All-Star Game.
Major League Baseball moved its All-Star Break to...a state with fewer early voting days than Georgia.
A CBS Sunday Morning interview with President Biden's son was an absolute embarrassment to journalism.
Milwaukee Public Schools Athletic Commissioner Bobbie Kelsey was in San Antonio for last night's NCAA Women's Basketball Championship Game...after she canceled all MPS student sports during the fall and winter seasons.
A Good Friday tradition: Dan presents his classic essay on creation, existence, and how the galaxies themselves proclaim the majesty of God.
Dan reports the details of a tragic death in Milwaukee that has been misinterpreted in the media.
A campaign-related video appears to have been shot in her Pecatonica School District office, which would be a violation of state law.
Dan breaks the news that the Wisconsin Supreme Court has finally ruled that Governor Evers can't keep issuing new public health emergency declarations for the same public health issue.
A month's worth of data from two states that ended their mask mandates and capacity limits helps prove that such measures were never necessary
A newly uncovered email shows that Superintendent candidate Jill Underly violated state law by campaigning on government time.
...which makes her the perfect person to lead the Biden Administration's response to the border surge.
It appears that Jill Underly broke Wisconsin law when she sent campaign emails from her government address on government time.
Dan explains what the new COVID-19 death totals in nursing homes reveal about Wisconsin's response to the virus.
Dan talks with Muskego Judge Shelly Grogan, the conservative candidate running in the District II Court of Appeals race.
Dan cites data from death certificates and hospital coding practices to make the case that Governor Evers is lying about his administration's failure to accurately count nursing home deaths.
Wisconsin Congressman Scott Fitzgerald is demanding answers from Governor Tony Evers as to why nursing home COVID deaths were significantly undercounted.
Dan shows how supposedly objective news anchors and reporters immediately set the agenda in the wake of mass shootings.
Dan contrasts the media's lack of coverage of President Biden falling down stairs leading to Air Force One with the hysteria over President Trump walking slowly down a ramp at West Point.
State Ethics Commission member Scot Ross appears to have committed election fraud when he tweeted a picture of his completed ballot Sunday evening.
The former Congressman continues the tradition of calling into "The Dan O'Donnell Show" each St. Patrick's Day.
Wisconsin State Senator Julian Bradley joins the show to discuss race-based attacks from State Rep. Francesca Hong and her chief of staff.
Dan investigates how the illegal immigration crisis has impacted the spread of COVID-19 over the past year.
In his first interview since controversy erupted over an interview he gave to radio host Joe Pags, Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson responds to his critics.
Dan presents an exclusive investigation and legal analysis of Green Bay's handling of November's election.
President Biden's first address to the nation should be a wake-up call to Americans weary of constitutional rights being trampled in the name of safety.
Here is the proof that the current migrant crisis at the border is entirely of Joe Biden's own making.
Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman joined "The Dan O'Donnell Show" to respond to allegations of racism made by Democratic colleague Stacey Plaskett.
Democratic Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett is lying about what Congressman Grothman said on the floor of the House and in Committee meetings, and Dan proves it.
A bombshell report indicates that Green Bay Mayor Eric Genrich essentially turned over the administration of November's election to liberal groups funded by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.
It's amazing how quickly the left stopped comparing the detention of migrant children to the slave trade and concentration camps, isn't it?
Dan dives into a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that confirms nearly all serious COVID-19 cases were the result of severe underlying health conditions.
CNN's Don Lemon, speaking for seemingly all liberals, believes "we don't need to hear the other side" because Meghan Markle's allegation of racism "rings very true."
The President forgot the name of both is Defense Secretary and the Pentagon. Dan dives into the mounting evidence that President Biden's mental acuity is rapidly declining.
WAPL Radio in Appleton has fired morning show host Len Nelson for a Facebook post about the death of Rush Limbaugh.
Dan discusses Meghan Markle's Oprah interview and why victimhood status is so desired on the left.
Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley was maskless and within six feet of others while out at Paradise Bar in Madison Tuesday night.
A disastrous encounter with former President Theodore Roosevelt helps to shape a young man's destiny and change the world.
Dan compares women's world track and field records to Wisconsin boys high school records to illustrate just why a bill keeping biological males out of girls sports is so necessary.
The unbridled optimism of Republican Florida Governor Ron De Santis' State of the State Address stands in remarkable contrast to that of Democratic Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' unrelenting pessimism
Dan counts down the cringiest media coverage of embattled New York Governor Andrew Cuomo.
Wisconsin Treasurer Sarah Godlewski is refusing to answer questions about a big in-kind donation from disgraced Hollywood director Joss Whedon.
Dan takes a deep dive into the ridiculous pork barrel spending in Democrats' COVID-19 relief bill.
Dan looks back at what President Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris had to say about locking kids in cages at the southern border before they started doing it.
Dan reports on the owner of the Bucks refusing to wear a mask over his nose and mouth in apparent violation of NBA rules as well as state and local mask mandates.
Dan reports on the hidden danger of legalizing marijuana that no one seems to ever want to talk about.
A story about a stuffed pet named Doggie, a young boy's love, and the kindness of strangers.
Dan reports on the negotiations between the City of Milwaukee and the Brewers on how many fans to allow in American Family Field when it opens for the season in April.
Dan reports exclusive new details when a Milwaukee Bucks player was cited for disorderly conduct over an incident in an Uber Friday.
Dan talks about his professional role model; a man who remade not just talk radio, but all of broadcasting.
Dan debunks the notion that the Senate's trial of former President Trump is constitutional.
WEC staffers have admitted that they have not yet begun to compile their legally required report on vote fraud in November's election.
...But it's not what you think. Votes weren't switched or anything like that, but there is a serious issue that needs to be audited.
The WEC's newly released Election Data Report reveals that 54,000 people who claimed indefinite confinement were able to skirt Wisconsin's Voter ID law.
A new report shows that more than 19,000 people voted using addresses that legally should have been removed from Wisconsin's voter rolls.
Dan dives into the data and finds a staggering anomaly in Wisconsin's presidential election.
A statement from Summerfest CEO Don Smiley makes clear that the Evers Administration's failure to vaccinate Wisconsinites is a major reason the festival had to be postponed for a second straight year.
Wear a mask? Don't wear a mask? Wear two? No, wear only one! No wait, two is better. Dr. Anthony Fauci has given remarkably inconsistent advice on mask-wearing.
The Biden Administration is giving conflicting advice on how many masks Americans should be wearing.
Why is Wisconsin lagging nearly every other state in administering the COVID-19 vaccine to its residents?
Dan dismantles the liberal notion that success in America is a zero-sum game and that somehow our nation has never lived up to its ideals.
Dan uses some of the most ridiculous arguments made on the floor of the Wisconsin Senate Tuesday to teach about logical fallacies and how to avoid them.
Dan crunches the numbers immediately before and after Governor Evers' mask mandate and finds something rather surprising.
The Wauwatosa School Board declined to reopen middle and high schools to in-person learning during its meeting last night.
The Republican-controlled Senate and Legislature must vote to immediately end Governor Evers unlawful, unconstitutional public health emergency orders.
And exclusive report from Dan indicates that Governor Evers' communications team intentionally downplayed the severity of last month's SolarWinds hack.
Wisconsin Congressman Glenn Grothman joined the show to respond to what he called the new President's divisive inaugural address.
The WEC has voted to continue violating state elections law for the upcoming Spring Primary.
Just hours after President Biden issued an executive order mandating masks on all federal land, he and his family went maskless on federal land.
On his very first full day in office, President Biden lied to the American people about significant policy issues.
Dan notices something odd about the statements coming from leading Congressional Democrats on Inauguration Day
Dan explains why Governor Evers has been abysmal in getting COVID-19 vaccines ordered and administered.
Dan runs down the long list of policy achievements President Trump had in his four years in office.
Dan reports on a leaked survey from the Racine Educators Union that reveals the union's plans to keep schools closed for the rest of the school year.
Dan discusses new reporting from Wisconsin Right Now that indicates Democratic State Rep David Bowen committed crimes while leading a mob that attacked former Wauwatosa Police officer Joseph Mensah.
Dan breaks down the plain language of the Constitution, which indicates that trying a private citizen is simply not possible.
Dan refutes every minute of the staggeringly dishonest "Good Morning America" interview with Jacob Blake.
A breaking report from CNN seems to clear President Trump of wrongdoing as it is presented in the Article of Impeachment against him.
Dan uses the exact arguments Democrats are making for President Trump's removal from office to make the case that Governor Evers and Lieutenant Governor Barnes incited the Kenosha riots.
Dan talks with the former Lieutenant Governor after Governor Evers delivered his State of the State Address Tuesday night.
President Trump's term in office ends as it began, with Democrats inventing reasons to impeach him. Chillingly, though, this effort started before Trump was even the Republican presidential nominee!
Dan reminds prominent Democrats what they really think about frivolous impeachment efforts.
Dan decimates the House Democrats' Article of Impeachment against Trump as not containing a single impeachable offense supported by any piece of evidence.
Scot Ross, a member of the Wisconsin Ethics Commission, is flagrantly violating the First Amendment's protections of both free speech and a free press.
Dan explains how tech companies that are now censoring President Trump and removing Parler from their systems have violated Section 230 of the 1996 Communications Decency Act
...Only it's not between President Trump and Russia; it's between the tech giants who potentially unlawfully conspired to destroy a competitor in Parler.
Using the tortured definition of incitement that the left is now using, it sure seems that way.
Dan destroys the noxious lie that President Trump incited the violence at the U.S. Capitol last week.
Dan runs down a full decade of liberals doing exactly what Trump supporters did at the Capitol yesterday and notes how coverage of the two differed dramatically.
Dan runs down the facts of the Jacob Blake shooting that the media has been ignoring for months.
Democrats who claim that it is unprecedented for Republicans to object to the certification of the Electoral College vote must have forgotten that Democrats did the same thing every time a Republican won the presidency this century.
Congresswoman Gwen Moore traveled to Washington DC for the opening of the new House session just six days after announcing that she had tested positive for COVID-19.
Dan demonstrates how the Washington Post selectively edited the phone call between President Trump and Georgia's Secretary of State to make it seem like the President committed a crime or impeachable offense.
President Trump's attorney (and former federal prosecutor) Rudy Giuliani joins the show to discuss his investigation into the Bidens.
State Senate candidate Adam Murphy calls in to discuss a controversial Facebook post in which he admitted to harboring racist and homophobic views.
U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos joins the show to call for Milwaukee and Madison to reopen their public schools.
Loyal "Dan O'Donnell Show" listener Jason talks about his viral encounter with the mob that was terrorizing his neighborhood in Wauwatosa.
We have a University of Maryland student to thank (or perhaps blame) for the creation of presidential debates.
The incredible story of Rick Rescorla, who sang as he led thousands of people to safety on 9/11.
Just who were the two people who shared a kiss in Times Square when World War II ended?
The forgotten history of how Wisconsin and Illinois raced to be the first state to ratify the 19th Amendment.
Wauwatosa Police Chief Barry Weber joins the show to discuss the assault on Officer Joseph Mensah and his girlfriend at her home on Saturday.
Dan welcomes Dr. Jerome Adams, United States Surgeon General, to discuss the Trump Administration's Coronavirus response.
Self-described community activist Vaun Mayes tries to explain why faces federal charges related to terrorism and why he has had followers intimidate Milwaukee's Police Chief at his home
Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah joins the program to discuss what has happened to him over the past month.
President Trump's son Eric joins the show to discuss the race and his father's efforts to restore order in Democrat-controlled cities.
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil talks with Dan about Vice President Mike Pence's visit to Oshkosh and Ripon.
Dan presents a powerful opening monologue about America and its proper place in human history.
Ulysses S. Grant predicted in 1875 the war that America is still fighting with itself today.
Caller Curt from Brookfield--a law enforcement veteran--gets emotional while discussing what's going on in America today.
Dan talks with Trump 2020 Communications Director Tim Murtaugh about the most-discussed Trump rally in recent memory.
George Orwell predicted the rise of online social justice mobs in his seminal novel 1984.
Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald joined the show to discuss the Evers Administration secretly recording a conversation between the Governor and legislative leaders.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos joins the show to discuss the Evers Administration secretly recording a conversation between the Governor and legislative leaders.
Isn't it weird how the state's most prominent Democrats don't seem to mind if George Floyd protests spread Coronavirus? That's a far cry from their rhetoric about the "Reopen Wisconsin" protests a month ago.
Dan dives into the decades and decades of Democratic control over the cities in which protests are lashing out against "systemic racism."
The inspiring story of how NFL stars, a city employee, and a ton of lunchmeat helped calm riots in Baltimore
An exclusive "Dan O'Donnell Show" montage shows just how out of touch Joe Biden has been on the issue of crime.
How men's men who had no time for emotion created perhaps the most emotional song in American history.
Dan opens up the phone lines for people to tell stories of loved ones who served their country and are no longer with us.
A rebellion against the American government just a decade after the rebellion against the British government leads to some surprising results.
The shocking story of how a disastrously flawed Coronavirus model changed government policy overnight and shut down the world for months
Liberal leaders across the country prove themselves unable to follow their own shutdown orders.
Dan reflects on the life and career of friend and fellow talk show host Dan Conry, who passed away Tuesday.
A Committee of the Clergy of Watertown, Wisconsin wrote a remarkably prescient letter to the government as it dealt with the Spanish Flu outbreak of 1918.
A potential Joe Biden running mate had some surprising things to say about sexual assault accusers when they weren't accusing the man she needs to name her Vice President.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is standing by Joe Biden amid credible sexual assault allegations against him, but she had a remarkably different view of the unproven allegations against Brett Kavanaugh just 19 months ago.
Dan highlights the double standard of the leader of the #MeToo Movement in the Senate giving accused sexual predator Joe Biden a pass.
"Forgotten History" continues with the story of George Washington and his adversary's lost dog.
Sources indicate that the Wisconsin Department of Corrections has been sending letters to judges and district attorneys across the state urging them to release inmates early.
The country's top scientists were saying for months that Coronavirus was not a threat to America.
A small mistake a year earlier led to a major problem and put a nation on edge 50 years ago today.
A viral post describes a man's dramatic trip to his polling place during Tuesday's election, so Dan decided to do a dramatic reading of it.
Milwaukee Archbishop Jerome Listecki joins the show to talk about his decision to close churches and celebrate Easter mass through TV and the internet.
Dan uses the science of the creation of the galaxies to make the case for God's majesty.
Dan breaks down the transparent phoniness of Democrats screaming that Republicans were forcing people to choose between their health and their vote.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Daniel Kelly joined the show on Election Day to remind voters what is at stake today.
Judge Dan Gabler, one of the few conservatives on the Milwaukee County Circuit Court, talks about his run for re-election.
Waukesha County Judge Paul Bugenhagen joins the show to talk about his race for a seat on the Fourth District of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals
Dan investigates how the Chinese government's dangerous incompetence and lies allowed Coronavirus to spread around the globe.
Dan highlights the troubling case of Cleander Moon, a career criminal who became an organized crime kingpin after Judge Jill Karofsky went easy on him.
Our new series, "Forgotten History," continues with the story of the man who invented broadcasting.
Dan O'Donnell investigates a six month effort by Democrats in positions of power to use that power to steal the Spring Election.
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joins Dan and uses statistics and logic to debunk the most hysterical projections about Coronavirus.
This isn't just a debunking, it's an outright demolition of the claim that the Trump Administration did nothing as the virus spread in January and February.
Wisconsin Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald joined the show to discuss the confusion over Governor Evers' "Safer at Home" order.
The absolutely real, definitely not parodied Tony Evers explains his confusing order for businesses to close...or stay open.
Dan O'Donnell continues "Forgotten History" with the story of a Wisconsin company's gas mask filter that changed the world forever.
Supreme Court candidate Jill Karofsky sentenced a drug dealer whose heroin killed a man to just two years in prison.
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher discusses the federal response to the Coronavirus outbreak.
Supreme Court candidate and Dane County Judge Jill Karofsky handed a murderer a shockingly lenient sentence--the most lenient sentence she could, in fact.
A pantsless police chief, a brain surgery with a violin soundtrack, and the saga of Boozie Badazz and his local Planet Fitness.
A Party spokesman all but blamed the GOP for the vandalism of their office in Milwaukee.
Milwaukee County candidate Purnima Nath talks with Dan about why she signed a petition to recal. Governor Scott Walker.
You didn't like Jennifer Lopez on a stripper pole? Then you're probably a bigoted prude.
Dan runs down the most hysterical responses to President Trump's impeachment trial wrapping up this week.
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson joins the show to discuss John Bolton's allegation that President Trump tied Ukrainian aid to investigations during a May 23 meeting.
Dan talks with former Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman about the ongoing lawsuit against the Wisconsin Election Commission.
Wisconsin Congressman Bryan Steil joins Dan to discuss impeachment and the issues Congress is ignoring.
Wisconsin Assembly Speaker Robin Vos joins Dan to respond to Governor Evers using his State of the State Address to call for the creation of a "nonpartisan" legislative redistricting commission.
Mayor Pete sounded suspiciously like a "Simpsons" character when he desperately pleaded with a crowd to applaud for him.
In an inteview with Ta-Nehisi Coates, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez reiterates why her stupidity is the love of Dan's life.
Dan talks with the young Kenosha native went viral with his interview outside of the Trump rally in Milwaukee last week.
Antwon Robinson and an anonymous 19 year-old Trump fan brilliantly make the case for re-electing the President.
None of the supposed bombshell evidence presented by Rudy Giuliani's associate is either a bombshell or actual evidence.
What happens when a park makes a climate change prediction that fails to come true? Officials try to erase their prediction, of course!
Dan explains how a ridiculously lenient sentence for an armed drug dealer and reckless driver helps explain why Milwaukee is in the mess that it is.
American reporters and talking heads have seemed so sad about the Iranian general's death that we made a musical tribute.
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher discusses the airstrike that killed Iranian General Qassem Soleimani
An important debate on whether a president should be impeached between Jerry Nadler and...Jerry Nadler.
Whistleblowers allege serious problems with the Milwaukee Police Department and Fire and Police Commission's handling of applicant background checks
75 years ago, an American Army corporal led his company in making St. Nick's Day special for children in war-torn Luxembourg
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is intimately involved with the withholding of aid to Ukraine. He provides direct evidence that Democrats and the media don't want you to hear.
Dan uses facts, logic, and the law to get a liberal caller to agree with him that President Trump did not tamper with a witness.
Trust us, on this Veterans Day, you have to hear Bill from Hartland's call to "The Dan O'Donnell Show."
Wisconsin Congressman Mike Gallagher joined Dan to talk about the Democrats' impeachment resolution as well as the killing of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
The exact same Democrats calling Trump racist for referring to his impeachment as a "lynching" used the exact same term in the exact same context.
Assembly Speaker Robin Vos joined the Dan O'Donnell Show Tuesday to blast the Governor's special session on gun control.
For years, we've been told that it takes strength to kneel during the National Anthem, but what about the strength it sometimes takes to stand?