Richard analyzes the socialist victory in France, how it will affect the European and American economies, and what it means for Barack Obama's re-election prospects. Plus, a recap of the Kentucky Derby and a look at some electoral math.

Richard knocks down union arguments against right-to-work, plus the wheels are coming off Falk's campaign, Obama's dishonesty on student loans, the diamonds in the job loss numbers and more.

Richard discusses new recall polls, and, looking at new presidential polls, outlines the path Romney must take to defeat Barack Obama in November.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with Richard Moore, internationally renowned and controversial autism researcher Dr. Andrew Wakefield says recently announced numbers on the prevalence of autism - which showed a two-year spike from one in 110 children diagnosed with ASD to one in 88 - are likely understated and by a dramatic order.  

In the interview, Wakefield discusses the numbers, the environmental nature of the autism epidemic, as well as vaccine links to the crisis, gives advice to parents and discusses the true course of work: Listen to the parents. Now.

Richard and the governor discuss five important pieces of natural resources legislation the governor signed into law yesterday, as well as deer management, the upcoming presidential race and, what else, the recall.

New CDC numbers show 1 in 88 children have autism spectrum disorder. Plus, Richard talks about Ryan endorsing Romney. Also federal court throws out part of the collective bargaining law, and what will Barrett do?

Richard talks with Rep. Tiffany about his upcoming Senate campaign and the needs of the Northwoods, plus Richard expounds on ObamaCare and how it marks a radical point of departure for the Democratic Party. These ain't your daddy's liberals.

Richard says let the criminal justice system do its work, but points out that the Left does not want justice. They want blood and to advance their political agenda.

Richard takes everybody through the annual Lakeland Times open records' grades of politicians, as well as upcoming public records battles, plus this year's Turkey in the Straw award for being anti-open government goes to . . . . . take a guess!

Richard takes a look at the outrageous concept of "after-birth abortion" and what it means for the pro-choice and pro-life movements.

March 12, 2012 -- Richard talks about the intense attacks on the First Amendment by the Obama administration. Why both the Fluke controversy and its aftermath are all about -- and only about -- the First Amendment.

Tonight! Obama sings! What's it all about, Algae?

Taffy energy, daffy energy.

Lakeland Times publisher Gregg Walker and Richard talk about concealed carry, administrative rules, wolves and deer and more (oh my) with the governor.

Richard and Lakeland Times publisher interview Gov. Scott Walker and talk about a range of issues, from the Department of Transportation, the governor's take on the upcoming recall effort against him, as well as the presidential race and other issues. In Part 2 on Monday, they discuss concealed carry and Gov. Walker's take on proposed Department of Justice rules, as well as administrative rules in general. Plus today, Richard talks about Herman Cain's 9-9-9 tax proposal.