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Who Gets to Police the Press?
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Steve Scaffidi and Kristin Brey discuss how businesses should respond to severe weather after tornado warnings swept through Milwaukee County, then turn to ABC and Disney pushing back against FCC threats involving broadcast licenses and what it means for a free press.
Later, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reporter John Diedrich and firearms instructor Vee Taylor-Tate discuss responsible gun ownership and firearm education, while Citizens Utility Board Executive Director Tom Content breaks down Wisconsin’s data center boom and who could ultimately pay for the additional energy demand. Plus, who is Natalie Harp, and are Amazon delivery drones proof that we’re getting too impatient?
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