Podcasts about wisconsin attorney general brad schimel

Judge and former Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel, Washington County Executive Josh Schoenmann, Riley Gaines Foundation's Paula Scanlan, Save Our States' Trent England, American Principles Project's Jon Schweppe

Dreem2Reality Entertainment presents Concise Uncensored News Talk Show. On today's show: Ryan starts the pilot episode by discussing the California wildfires, direct energy weapons and the California high speed rail system that ironically was planned to be built in the exact areas the wildfires seem to be affecting. Then, Ryan breaks down the CNN reporter, Jim Acosta, getting temporarily banned from the White House and then lying about not touching the intern that tried taking the mic from him. After that, Dave discusses Making A Murderer season 2 and how it influenced the Wisconsin midterm elections by provoking voters to remove Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel. Please subscribe to the D2R Podcast Network on iTunes and don't forget to rate and review while you're there. You can also download the Stitcher and Podbean app to your device for free and search: D2R PODCAST NETWORK and subscribe. The guys would love to hear from you! Feel free to call the podcast hotline and have your voice heard on a future episode. Dial 872-242-8311 (USA-CHAT-311) and leave a message and we will play your voicemail and answer your questions live on an upcoming episode! If you enjoy listening to the D2R Podcast Network, then spread the word to everyone you know. Your word of mouth is our best advertising method and we appreciate your support. Thanks for listening and share!

Local News Chat: WHBY's Carol Patrizi on Campaign Ads & Spending (0:00)Your Take on Campaign Ads, Partisan Rhetoric & the Political Climate (18:42)Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel (38:00)Marquette Poll Director Charles Franklin (56:21)The Takeaway: Partisan 'Selective Hearing' Protects Ego, Harms Others (1:28:28)

Trending News:  In Oklahoma BIG money fights teacher candidates, In Oklahoma BIG money lost to teacher candidates. Wisconsin Attorney General wants teachers to handle guns in “the best way possible.” Feature Interview:  Analiese Eicher and Joanna Beilman-Dulin of One Wisconsin Now join Tim to discuss Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel’s desire to get guns in the hands of... Read more »

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel delivered the luncheon address at the Inaugural Wisconsin Lawyers Chapters Conference in Madison, Wisconsin on May 4, 2018.Hon. Brad D. Schimel, Wisconsin Attorney GeneralIntroduction: Robert Driscoll, Milwaukee Chapter President, The Federalist Society

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel delivered the luncheon address at the Inaugural Wisconsin Lawyers Chapters Conference in Madison, Wisconsin on May 4, 2018.Hon. Brad D. Schimel, Wisconsin Attorney GeneralIntroduction: Robert Driscoll, Milwaukee Chapter President, The Federalist Society

Between 2010 and 2013, a team of Wisconsin state officials assembled by the Milwaukee County District Attorney, and later involving the state’s Government Accountability Board, targeted the activities of certain groups who had supported Governor Scott Walker’s policy agenda. The probes seized millions of emails, bank records, hard copy documents, and other materials through a combination of electronic search warrants, subpoenas, and raids that used controversial tactics. Litigation in the Wisconsin state courts froze the John Doe investigations in early 2014. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ultimately terminated the investigations in the summer of 2015. In reaction, the Wisconsin legislature passed sweeping reforms of its campaign finance and criminal laws, eliminating the Government Accountability Board, changing John Doe rules, and fixing secrecy laws so that they restrained the prosecutors, not the targets. But there were new developments eight weeks ago: Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel issued a report following an investigation he initiated when, in September 2016, the British Guardian published approximately 1,400 pages of seized witness emails and draft court filings prepared by the prosecution team. Schimel found that a trove of evidence at the Government Accountability Board offices may have been leaked, and promised to institute contempt proceedings against prosecutors and other state officials. As a result, new individuals have learned that their materials were seized and reviewed during the original investigation. Some existing litigation may be impacted, and new litigation may occur. Find out what’s next.Featuring:Mr. Edward D. Greims, Partner, Graves Garrett, LLC Teleforum calls are open to all dues paying members of the Federalist Society. To become a member, sign up here. As a member, you should receive email announcements of upcoming Teleforum calls which contain the conference call phone number. If you are not receiving those email announcements, please contact us at 202-822-8138.

Between 2010 and 2013, a team of Wisconsin state officials assembled by the Milwaukee County District Attorney, and later involving the state’s Government Accountability Board, targeted the activities of certain groups who had supported Governor Scott Walker’s policy agenda. The probes seized millions of emails, bank records, hard copy documents, and other materials through a combination of electronic search warrants, subpoenas, and raids that used controversial tactics. Litigation in the Wisconsin state courts froze the John Doe investigations in early 2014. The Wisconsin Supreme Court ultimately terminated the investigations in the summer of 2015. In reaction, the Wisconsin legislature passed sweeping reforms of its campaign finance and criminal laws, eliminating the Government Accountability Board, changing John Doe rules, and fixing secrecy laws so that they restrained the prosecutors, not the targets. But there were new developments eight weeks ago: Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel issued a report following an investigation he initiated when, in September 2016, the British Guardian published approximately 1,400 pages of seized witness emails and draft court filings prepared by the prosecution team. Schimel found that a trove of evidence at the Government Accountability Board offices may have been leaked, and promised to institute contempt proceedings against prosecutors and other state officials. As a result, new individuals have learned that their materials were seized and reviewed during the original investigation. Some existing litigation may be impacted, and new litigation may occur. Find out what’s next.Featuring:Mr. Edward D. Greims, Partner, Graves Garrett, LLC Teleforum calls are open to all dues paying members of the Federalist Society. To become a member, sign up here. As a member, you should receive email announcements of upcoming Teleforum calls which contain the conference call phone number. If you are not receiving those email announcements, please contact us at 202-822-8138.

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel talks about the Government Accountability Board and the push back on the Department of Justice report from the Ethics Commission and the Election Commission.

2:06 - $4 million of the state budget is going to cultural competency training, 2:17 – The hard left wants to start a race war, 2:32 – According to a survey, black men aren’t constantly being stopped by police, 2:47 – Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel joins the show

Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel and Rick Esenberg join the show to discuss Wisconsin’s re-districting case heading to the Supreme Court. Plus, the latest on Wisconsin concealed carry.

Join Carl and Dana as they welcome Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel to this episode of PKO! They’re talking about Wisconsin trends, information for parents to be aware of from a statutory perspective, and most importantly, the prevention and recovery services offered to citizens in the state of Wisconsin.

Sen. Johnson speaks to Wisconsin Attorney General Brad Schimel about the heroin epidemic.