The Earl Ingram Show

05/12/2025

We believe all children deserve access to safe schools and clean water. But Milwaukee's lead contamination crisis exposes how we're failing to protect our most vulnerable.

As Earl Ingram points out, "It's a national issue... but the reason they don't want to address these issues is because there's liability."�

This isn't just Milwaukee's problem. Communities across Wisconsin and the nation face similar dangers from lead in water, soil, and paint.�

Your family deserves to know if they're at risk.

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04/16/2025

America's global leadership matters for our security and future. 🇺🇸
"When the United States pulls out, China moves in. It's that straightforward." - Former U.S.

Ambassador Tom Barrett shares critical insights with Earl Ingram about how America's international relationships affect our security and influence.

Drawing from his diplomatic experience, Barrett explains how Chinese officials are ready to fill any gap when America withdraws from global partnerships.

This isn't about politics - it's about America maintaining our strength and values on the world stage.

04/07/2025

Most of us agree: our children deserve schools with adequate resources to help them thrive. So why has Speaker Robin Vos placed education at the bottom of Wisconsin's priorities despite a substantial budget surplus? As Earl Ingram highlights, this isn't about limited resources - it's about Vos's choices. Dr. Kristen Payne from Lead-Safe Schools MKE asks the question we should all be demanding answers to:"Where did all that surplus budget money go? Why can't we use it for our schools?" Our children are waiting for answers. Our communities deserve better. Together, we can create schools that reflect our shared values of opportunity and fairness.

03/17/2025

🔍 EDUCATION SPOTLIGHT:

This morning on the Earl Ingram Show, Earl engaged state superintendent candidate Brittany Kinser in a substantive conversation about literacy in Wisconsin that went beyond typical talking points.

02/27/2025

Lead isn’t just a distant concern—it’s compromising the spaces our children depend on. Community voices like Robert Miranda and Paul Schwartz are calling out the negligence, emphasizing that our children’s education and health are under threat by toxins that should have no place in their environment.

02/13/2025

Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson joins Earl Ingram to discuss the city's stance on immigration enforcement and vital services. The Mayor emphasizes dignity and respect for all residents while warning about threats to critical programs. Watch for an important conversation about community, policy and leadership.

02/13/2025

Mayor takes a strong stand on Milwaukee’s role in immigration.
Why Mayor Cavalier Johnson is also sharing a warning about the impact of federal policies while on The Earl Ingram Show:

Mayor Cavalier Johnson calls for dignity and respect for all residents and shares a warning about the impact of federal policies while on The Earl Ingram Show,

01/31/2025

"I've always been fair and impartial in any case I hear now as a circuit court judge, and that's the same thing I'll do as a justice on the Supreme Court. My approach is to make sure I get the facts right, because the truth is really important in our justice system." Susan Crawford for Wisconsin

01/31/2025

Judge Susan Crawford's vision for Wisconsin’s Supreme Court and why she is fighting what she describes as partisan influence:

The Circuit Court judge emphasizes the importance of impartiality and fair legal processes on The Earl Ingram Show.

01/24/2025

01/14/2025

AG Josh Kaul lays out key issues facing Wisconsin.
Why Kaul says challenges will range from gun control and abortion rights to illegal immigration on The Earl Ingram Show:

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul discusses challenges ranging from gun control and abortion rights to concerns over illegal immigration on The Earl Ingram Show.

12/09/2024

🎙️ On today's Earl Ingram Show, we tackled a critical issue affecting Wisconsin workers - minimum wage. While 23 states are raising their minimum wages in 2024, Wisconsin remains stuck at $7.25/hour, the lowest in our region. Looking at our neighbors: Illinois ($14), Michigan ($11), Minnesota ($11) - Wisconsin workers deserve better.

We broke down the numbers: even at $15/hour, a full-time worker only makes about $31,000 annually before taxes - barely enough for a single person to survive on. Meanwhile, states like California and New York are moving to $16/hour.

As one caller pointed out, many major corporations making billions in profits have employees relying on government assistance. It's time for to step up and ensure working people can earn a living wage.

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