Trump encounters a different conservative perspective from Wisconsin's radio personality Sykes, as opposed to his usual sympathetic treatment from Hannity (Audio included)

In a recent interview on Wisconsin's WTMJ radio, conservative talk radio host Charlie Sykes grilled presidential candidate Donald Trump over his behaviour towards Senator Ted Cruz's family. The interview, characterised by blunt questions and follow-ups, has reportedly caused concern among many conservatives in Wisconsin.

Sykes pressed Trump for solid answers, questioning him about his treatment of Heidi Cruz, after Trump threatened to "spill the beans" about her and retweeted an unflattering photo of Cruz's wife. The photo in question showed Cruz's wife grimacing.

Trump, however, did not defend his behaviour during the interview. Instead, he characterised his tweet as a "mild" response. Sykes compared Trump's behaviour to that of a 12-year-old bully, stating that it is not appropriate for someone running for the office held by Abraham Lincoln.

Trump admitted to retweeting the photo of Ted Cruz's wife, but when asked why he couldn't compliment her, he did not provide a direct answer. Sykes' interview style, taught in most journalism schools, is known for its blunt questions and follow-ups if solid answers are not given.

The interview continued to be challenging, with Sykes asking Trump about the appropriateness of his behaviour towards the Cruz family. Trump did not answer the question directly, leaving many listeners questioning his commitment to conservative values.

As of now, there is no information available about Charlie Sykes' next interview with a politician. However, the interview with Trump is sure to be a topic of discussion among conservatives in Wisconsin and beyond, as they consider their support for the presidential candidates.