Tucson’s Conservative Talk

Charlie Foley, a former Tucson Police Department officer who served 20 years and spent five years on the SWAT team, has been on a mission to restore American flags to empty flagpoles across the country.

Arizona State Representative Joseph Chaplik (R-District 3) is leading the charge against legislation that would eliminate citizens' right to challenge zoning decisions through referendum petitions.

Donald Trump made his first major speech of his second administration at a joint session of Congress, just six weeks after his inauguration.

The Arizona Corporation Commission, now comprised of five Republican commissioners, has implemented new security measures to prevent business fraud.

On China Watch Wednesday, Kathleen Winn and Ava Chen from the New Federal State of China discuss critical developments in US-China relations, focusing on President Trump's recent actions to disentangle American interests from Chinese Communist Party (CCP) control.

Attorney Tim Le Sota joins the program to discuss Arizona Attorney General Chris Mays and what he describes as her political use of the office.

Betsy Brantner-Smith from the National Police Association discusses a House Oversight Committee hearing where mayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver, and New York City were questioned about their sanctuary city policies.

Aaron Stevenson, intelligence analyst and fired DHS whistleblower, joined Winn Tucson to discuss the crisis of missing migrant children in America. Stevenson was let go from his position after exposing an emergent complexity in child trafficking networks in 2021.

Tara Rodis, another whistleblower who worked within HHS, confirmed Stevenson's accounts. She was in Washington D.C. attending a House oversight hearing on leveraging technology to strengthen immigration enforcement.

The program shifted to local Tucson politics, where Joel Strabala provided updates on Proposition 414, a ballot measure that would increase the city's sales tax by half a percent, bringing it to 9.2%.

Arizona resident Michael McEwen gained unexpected national attention when President Trump retweeted his Facebook post analyzing the confrontation between President Trump and Ukrainian President Zelensky in the Oval Office.

The National Police Association spokesperson Betsy Brantner Smith discussed several pressing issues facing law enforcement across the country, including recent events in Boston involving a police shooting at a Chick-fil-A.

Bob Dosi announced his candidacy for Arizona's Legislative District 18 House seat, seeking to bring Republican representation to an area currently dominated by Democrats.

Arizona's education system is grappling with a troubling trend: chronic student absenteeism has more than tripled since COVID.

In a significant legal decision, Pima County's ordinance requiring gun owners to report lost or stolen firearms within 48 hours or face a $1,000 fine per gun has been struck down.

Dr. Mattea De Leoni of Vita Medical Institute shared exciting developments in the diagnosis and treatment of Alzheimer's disease.

significant law enforcement operations are taking place in Arizona that aren't getting enough attention. A recent raid in Maricopa County is tackling money laundering and criminal financial transfers.

Rob LaMaster, Regional Director for Southern Arizona Make-A-Wish Foundation, shared insights about the organization's mission.

Seth Keshel, former Army Captain of Military Intelligence and Afghanistan veteran, correctly forecasted a 312 to 226 electoral vote count in Trump's victory, accurately predicting all 56 electoral races.

Kathleen Winn welcomes Ava Chen from the New Federal State of China for another installment of China Watch Wednesday. Today's focus: how the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is systematically purchasing American farmland through deceptive practices and shell companies, while the full extent remains hidden from public view.

In the second segment, Nate Foster, president of the Tucson Police Protective League, joins Kathleen Winn to discuss why police officers oppose Proposition 414, despite it being marketed as benefiting public safety.

Josh Jacobson from the Tucson Crime Free Coalition joined the show to discuss Proposition 414, a proposed half-cent sales tax increase in Tucson.

Colonel Conrad Reynolds, U.S. Army retired and a 29-year military veteran, joined the program to discuss election integrity.

Blake Eager, Executive Director of the Southern Arizona Sports Tourism and Film Authority, joined the program to discuss the upcoming World Baseball Classic qualifier tournament in Tucson.

Lisa Von Geldrin joined the program to discuss House Resolution 54, introduced by Representative Andy Biggs, which calls for withdrawing the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO).

At just 15 years old, Sherri Lopez was trafficked for seven years despite living in what she describes as a secure and caring home. Now the executive director of Pearl at the Mailbox, Lopez is working to help others escape similar situations and rebuild their lives.

Historian Jeff Uch describes President Trump's approach to governance as "modern political theory," drawing a distinction between this and the flawed concept of "modern monetary theory."

The National Police Association has endorsed Kash Patel as the new FBI Director, with spokesperson Betsy Brantner Smith praising his qualifications and leadership.