%-THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAM IS
A
%-WBEs
WISCONSIN
ORIGINAL
%-PRODUCTION.
%-KEEP
GOING
UNTIL
O.C.
CONFIRMS.
%-DEADLINES LOOM
AS
PARTIES
RUSH
%-TO
SUBMIT
THEIR
PROPOSED
VOTING
%-MAPS TO
THE
WISCONSIN SUPREME
%-COURT.%-AND THE
STATE
MEDICAL
MARIJUANA
%-PROPOSAL
USHERS
IN A
NEW
%-LEGISLATIVE
SEASON.
%-I'M FREDERICA
FREYBERG.
%-TONIGHT
ON "HERE AND
NOW,"
WE
%-HEAR
THE
LATEST
ON
EXPECTED
%-REMEDIAL VOTING
MAPS
AND
HOW.
%-MURPHY
SEYMORE
MURPHY SOUTHMORE
%- >> THE FOLLOWING
PROGRAM IS
A%-PBS
WISCONSIN ORIGINAL
%-PRODUCTION.
%- >> YOU'RE
WATCHING
HEAR AND
NOW
%-2024 ELECTION
COVERAGE.
%-DEADLINES LOOM
AS
PARTIES
RUSH
%-TO
SUBMIT
THEIR
PROPOSED VOTING
%-MAPS TO
THE
WISCONSIN SUPREME
%-COURT.%-AND THE
STATE
MEDICAL
MARIJUANA%-PROPOSAL
USHERS
IN A
NEW
%-LEGISLATIVE SEASON.
%-I'M FREDERICA
FREYBERG.
%-TONIGHT
ON "HERE AND NOW," WE
%-HAR
THE
LATEST
ON
EXPECTED
%-REMEDIAL
VOTING
MAPS AND HOW TO
%-GET
THEM IN
PLACE
IN
TIME FOR
%-THE 2024
ELECTIONS.
%-PLUS,
PREDICTIONS FOR
THE
%-UPCOMING ELECTION
SEASON
WITH
%-OUR
POLITICAL
PANELIST,
BILL
%-McCOSHEN
AND
SCOTT
ROSS.
%-A
REPORT ON
SOLUTIONS FOR
%-SURVIVING IN
TODAY'S
DAIRY
%-FARMING
INDUSTRY AND
REMEMBERING%-HERB
KOHL.
%-IT'S "HERE AND
NOW"
FOR
JANUARY
%-12.
%- >> FUNDING FOR "HERE AND NOW" IS%-PROVIDED BY THE FOCUS FUND FOR%-JOURNALISM AND FRIENDS OF PBS%-WISCONSI
N.
%- >> THE WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT
%-ORDERED BOTH
PARTIES IN
THE
%-LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS
CASE
%-SUBMIT THEIR
OWN
REMEDIAL
MAPS
%-BY
TODAY,
ALONG
WITH
EVIDENCE TO
%-BACK WHY THEIRSELF
COMPORTS WITH
%-THE
OPINION
RULED
ON BY
THE
%-COURT LAST
MONTH.
%-THE LIBERAL
SIDE WHICH
BROUGHT
%-THE
CASE BEFORE THE
COURT
CALLED
%-IT
A
FANTASTIC
DECISION,
WHILE
%-THE SIDE DEFENDING
THE
STATE'S
%-G.O.P.-DRAWN MAPS CALLED
THE
%-CASE
PREDECIDED.
%-THE
STATE'S
HIGH
COURT
RULED
%-WISCONSIN'S LEGISLATIVE MAPS
ARE
%-UNCONSTITUTIONAL BECAUSE HALF
OF
%-ALL
DISTRICTS
ARE
NOT
%-CONTIGUOUS, HAVING
ISLANDS
OF
%-TERRITORY
NESTLED
INSIDE
AN
%-ADJACENT
DISTRICT.%-IN A MOTION
TO
RECONSIDER, THE
%-PARTIES
BACKING
THE
%-REPUBLICAN-DRAWN MAPS SAID
THE
%-ACCELERATED TIME
LINE
NEEDED TO
%-HAVE
NEW
REMEDIAL
MAPS IN
PLACE,
%-QUOTE, FAILED
TO
GIVE
THE
%-LEGISLATURE
A
REASONABLE
%-OPPORTUNITY
TO
REDISTRICT
AND
%-APPLY
THE
COURT'S
NEWFOUND
%-CONTIGUITY RULES AND
LEAVES
%-INSUFFICIENT
TIME BEFORE
THE
%-2024
ELECTION
DEADLINES
%-COMMENCE.%-THEY ALSO
ACCUSE THE
COURT
OF
%-BEING
LARGELY
QUIET
ON
RESPOND
%-DENT'S ARGUMENTS
AND
NOT
GIVING
%-THEM' FULL
AND
FAIR
OPPORTUNITY
%-TO
LITIGATE THIS
CASE OR
BE
%-HEARD
ON
PROPOSED
REMEDIES.%-MARK
GABER,
ATTORNEY FOR
THE
%-CAMPAIGN LEGAL
CENTER,
THE
%-LEADING GROUP
BRINGING
THIS
%-LAWSUIT,
PUSHES
BACK
ON
THESE
%-ARGUMENTS.
%- >> STATES
ALL ACROSS
THE
COUNTRY
%-HAVE
THESE
ANNEXATIONS THE
SAME
%-WAY THAT
WISCONSIN
DOES
AND
THEY
%-DON'T
HAVE
ANY
PROBLEM
HAVING%-THAT ARE
FULLY
CONTIGUOUS.
%-THE
WISCONSIN SUPREME
COURT IS
%-NOT
ORDERING
A
QUICKER
SCHEDULE
%-THAN
WHAT
WE
SEE IN
A
NORMAL
%-REDISTRICTING CASE.%-THIS IS JUST THE
WAY
THEY
ALL
%-ARE AND
CERTAINLY
THE
PARTIES
%-ARE
HAVING THE
OPPORTUNITY
TO
%-BRIEF
ISSUES AND
HAVE
ARGUMENT
%-AND SUBMIT
MAPS.
%-THERE'S A
PROCESS
WITH
%-INDEPENDENT EXPERTS AND
SO IT'S
%-REALLY A
ROBUST
PROCESS THAT THE
%-COURT PUTS
IN
PLACE.
%-THE
WISCONSIN SUPREME
COURT
HAS
%-DONE
IS
ADHERED TO
THE
LETTER OF
%-THE
LAW
AND
SAID
THAT
WHEN
IT
%-IMPOSES A
PLAN, A
NEW
MAP, IT'S%-GOING TO BE DONE IN
A
WAY THAT
%-DOES NOT
PUT
A
THUMB ON
THE
%-SCALE IN
FAVOR
OF
CERTAIN
%-WISCONSINITES
OVER
OTHER
%-WISCONSINITES.
%- >> THE WISCONSIN SUPREME COURT
%-JUST
REJECTED
THE
MOTION
FOR
%-RECONSIDERATION.
%-FOR MORE ON
THE
PROCESS
MOVING
%-FORWARD, WE
TURN
TO
BARRY
%-BURDEN, PROFESSOR
OF
POLITICAL
%-SCIENCE
AT
UW-MADISON AND
%-DIRECTOR OF
THE
ELECTIONS
%-RESEARCH
CENTER.
%-THANKS VERY MUCH
FOR
BEING
HERE.
%- >> GLAD TO BE WITH
YOU.
%- >> SO, AS
WE'VE
MENTIONED,
THE
%-DEADLINE FORCE
SUBMITTING NEW
%-MAPS WAS
TODAY.%-THERE ARE THE
LEGISLATURE'S MAPS%-AND THE
GOVERNOR'S
MAPS.%-WHAT
HAPPENS
NOW?
%- >> WELL,
PARTIES WILL HAVE
%-SUBMITTED THE
MAPS
AND
THEN
%-THOSE PARTIES
CAN
OFFER
%-RESPONSES TO THE MAPS FROM
THE
%-OTHER
SIDE OVER
THE
NEXT
WEEK,
%-SO
THOSE
REPLY
BRIEFS
WILL
COME
%-IN IN THE
NEXT
SEVEN
DAYS
AND
%-THEN ESSENTIALLY ALL OF
THAT
%-MATERIAL GETS
HANDED TO
THE
TWO
%-CONSULTANTS THAT THE
COURT
%-DECIDED WOULD
EVALUATE
THE
%-MATERIAL
AND THEY
HAVE
UNTIL
%-FEBRUARY 1 TO
DO
THEIR
WORK.
%- >> SO
AT
WHAT
POINT
WOULD
THE
%-GOVERNOR, FOR EXAMPLE,
HAVE
AN
%-OPPORTUNITY TO
VETO
THE
%-LEGISLATURE'S
MAPS?
%- >> YEAH, THAT'S A
LITTLE
UNCLEAR
%-TO
ME.
%-THE
PARTIES IN
THE
CASE
MAY
%-SUBMIT
PROPOSALS
TODAY,
BUT IT
%-SEEMS
VERY
UNLIKELY
THAT THERE%-WOULD
BE A
FULL
LEGISLATIVE
%-PROCESS.%-SO I
THINK
WE'LL
JUST
HAVE TO
%-WAIT AND
SEE
WHAT
GETS
%-SUBMITTED.
%-MY
GUESS IS THAT
THE
EXECUTIVE
%-BRANCH AND
THE
LEGISLATIVE
%-BRANCH WILL HAVE DIFFERENT
IDEAS
%-AND
WILL
SUBMIT
MAPS
ESSENTIALLY
%-SEPARATELY
WITHOUT
BOTHERING
%-WITHOUT
MUCH OF
THE
LEGISLATIVE
%-PROCESS.
%- >> AND YET THIS
IS ON
A
MAJOR
%-FAST
TRACK.%- >> IT IS
MOVING VERY
QUICKLY.
%-THE DECISION
CAME
DOWN
ON
%-DECEMBER 2nd
JUST BEFORE
THE
%-CHRISTMAS
WEEKEND.
%-THE COURT
HOPES AND
THE
%-WISCONSIN
ELECTIONS COMMISSION
%-HOPES TO HAVE
EVERYTHING DONE
BY
%-MID-MARCH SO
THAT
MAPS
ARE
IN
%-PLACE BEFORE THE
AUGUST
%-PRIMARIES LATER IN
THE
SUMMER.
%-SO IT IS
MOVING AT
A
GOOD
CLIP.%- >> IS IT
EXPECTED, IN YOUR
%-MINDS, THAT THE
COURT'S
%-CONSULTANTS WILL
ACTUALLY
DRAW
%-THESE VOTING
MAPS
FROM
SCRATCH%-IN THE
END
HERE?%- >> I
THINK THAT'S
LIKELY,
BUT%-THERE
IS A LOT
OF
AMBIGUITY IN
%-THE
COURT'S
ORDER.%-IT
SAID THAT
THE
CONSULTANTS%-SHOULD EVALUATE
THE
MAPS THAT
%-ARE
PROPOSED BY
THE
PARTIES IN%-TERMS OF
WHETHER
THEY
MEET ALL%-OF
THE
TRADITIONAL CRITERIA
PLUS
%-THE ADDITIONAL
CRITERIA OF
%-HAVING NO
PARTISAN
IMPACT.
%-THE COURT
HAS
NOT
DEFINED
WHAT
%-THEY MEAN
BY
THAT.%-I
THINK
THAT
CONSULTANTS HAVE
%-SOME
GOOD
CONCEPTS
TO RELY
ON
%-FROM WORK
THEY'VE DONE
IN OTHER
%-STATES AND
ACADEMIC
WORK
ON
%-MEASURING THE
BIAS
IN
MAPS,
BUT%-THEY WILL
HAVE TO
COME
UP
WITH
%-STANDARDS ESSENTIALLY
TO
%-EVALUATE WHETHER THOSE
CRITERIA
%-ARE
MET.
%-IT
SEEMS
UNLIKELY
THAT
ANY
ONE
%-MAP WOULD
MEET ALL OF THE
%-CRITERIA IN A
CLEAR BLACK
AND
%-WHITE WAY AND SO
THE
CONSULTANTS
%-WILL
PROBABLY BE
LED
TO
PRODUCE%-SOME KIND OF MAPS OF
THEIR
OWN.
%- >> SO AS TO
THE
CRITERIA, WHAT
%-WILL THE MAPS
HAVE
TO LOOK
LIKE%-FOR THE
COURT'S
APPROVAL
HERE?
%- >> WELL, THEY WILL MEET
THE
%-CRITERIA THAT THE
MAPS
HAVE
MET%-IN THE
PAST.%-FOR
EXAMPLE,
HAVING
EQUAL
%-POPULATIONS
IN
EACH
DISTRICT
%-COMPLYING WITH THE
FEDERAL
%-VOTING RIGHTS ACT
TO
ENSURE
THE
%-VOTING RIGHTS
OF
RACIAL
AND
%-ETHNIC
MINORITIES, TRYING
NOT
TO
%-SPLIT
COUNTIES AND
%-MUNICIPALITIES
UNNECESSARILY.
%-THIS TIME
AROUND,
IT
WILL
ALSO
%-HAVE
TO MAKE
SURE
THERE
AREN'T
%-ANY SEPARATED PIECES
OF
%-TERRITORY.%-ALL THE DISTRICTS NEED TO
BE
%-CONTIGUOUS IN A KIND
OF
LITERAL
%-FASHION ON THE
MAP
AND
THEN
THIS
%-ADDITIONAL CRITERIA
THEY'VE
%-ADDED OF
NO
PARTISAN
IMPACT,
%-MEANING THE
MAN
LOOKS SORT
OF
%-NEUTRAL
OR
THE
WAY
AN
%-UNINTERESTED
PARTY WOULD HAVE
%-PRODUCED THE
MAPS.%-SO MY GUESS
IS
THE
DISTRICTS
%-WILL
LOOK
SOMEWHAT
DIFFERENT
%-THAN
THE
ONES WE HAVE
TODAY.%-THEY WILL CERTAINLY SHAKE UP
%-WHERE
INCUMBENTS END UP BECAUSE
%-THAT'S NOT PART OF
THE
%-CONSIDERATION FOR THE
%-MAP-MAKERS.%- >> SO THROWN OUT
WAS
THIS
%-REQUIREMENT
OF LEAST
CHANGE FROM
%-THE
LAST
GO-AROUND.
%- >> YEAH FELT THAT
WAS
A
%-MAJOR STATEMENT IN THE
COURT'S
%-OPINION THAT
THEY DIDN'T
WANT
TO
%-ESSENTIALLY REAFFIRM
THE
%-EXISTING
BIASES IN THE
MAP
AND
%-THEY
DEMANDED THAT THE
MAPS BE
%-DRAWN FROM
SCRATCH IN
A
WAY THAT
%-IS
POLITICALLY
NEUTRAL,
SO
NOT
%-ADVANTAGING ONE SIDE
OR THE
%-OTHER
AND
ADOPTING
A
LEAST
%-CHANGED
APPROACH
THEY
VIEWED
AS
%-ESSENTIALLY LOCKING
IN
EXISTING
%-BIASES IN
FAVOR
OF
REPUBLICANS.%- >> WHAT IS
THE
EXPECTATION THAT
%-THE
REMEDIAL
VOTING
MAPS
WILL,%-IN FACT
BE
IN
PLACE
IN
TIME
FOR
%-THIS
YEAR'S
ELECTIONS?%- >> I
THINK IT
CAN
HAPPEN.%-THIS
IS A
NEW
PROCESS FOR
THE
%-STATE SUPREME
COURT.
%-THEY'VE NOT
PRODUCED
MAPS
IN
%-THIS WAY
BEFORE.
%-IT'S AN
ACCELERATED TIME
%-SCHEDULE
SO
IT
NEEDS
TO TO
BE
%-DONE WITHIN THE
MONTH
OF
%-FEBRUARY TO HAVE
EVERYTHING IN
%-PLACE
IN
EARLY
MARCH.%-I
THINK
IT'S
VERY
POSSIBLE
FOR
%-CONSULTANCE TO DO
THAT.%-I
THINK IS THAT QUESTION
OF
HOW
%-FAST THE
COURT
CAN
ACT
WHEN
IT
%-GETS THE
MAPS
FROM
CONSULTANTS,
%-BUT GIVEN
THE
TECHNOLOGY AND
THE
%-FAMILIARITY
WITH ALL OF
THE
%-INTERESTED PARTIES
HERE, I THINK
%-MAPS CAN
COME
TOGETHER
PRETTY
%-QUICKLY.%- >> IN THE
END,
HOW
MIGHT
%-REMEDIAL MAPS
CHANGE
THE
%-POLITICAL
LANDSCAPE
IN
%-WISCONSIN?%- >> I THINK THE
NUMBER
ONE
EFFECT%-WILL BE
SHAKING
UP
INCUMBENTS.
%-DISTRICTS
TODAY
ARE
DRAWN
WITH
%-INCUMBENTS IN
MIND.%-THEY ARE
PLAYERS IN
THE
PROCESS%-AND
THE
STATE
LEGISLATURE -- IN
%-THE STATE
LEGISLATURE
SO THEY
%-HAVE
THEIR
OWN INTEREST IN
MIND.%-THERE ARE SOME
PARTS OF
THE
%-STATE WHERE ADDRESSES
ARE VERY
%-CLOSE TO
ONE
ANOTHER AND
YET
THE
%-DISTRICTS HAVE BEEN DRAWN
TO
%-ENSURE THAT
THEY'RE
IN DIFFERENT
%-DISTRICTS, SO
WE
SHOULD
EXPECT
%- OFTS PLACES
WHERE
INCUMBENTS
%-GET
THROWN
INTO
TOGETHER TO THE
%-SAME DISTRICTS OR
FORCED
TO
MAKE
%-HARD
DECISIONS.%-I
THINK
THE
BAD
IMPACT WILL BE
%-BIGGER THAN
THE
PARTISAN
IMPACTS
%-WHICH
WILL BENEFIT
DEMOCRATS,
%-BUT PROBABLY
NOT
PUT
BOTH
%-CHAMBERS IMMEDIATELY
UP
FOR
%-GRABS FOR
BOTH
PARTIES.%- >> ALL
RIGHT.
%-BARRY
BURDEN, THANK YOU SO MUCH
%-FOR
YOUR
EXPERTISE.%- >> THANK YOU.
%- >> AND
THEN THERE
WERE
TWO
%-CANDIDATES LEFT TO
GO
UP
AGAINST%-DONALD
TRUMP IN
THE
REPUBLICAN
%-PRESIDENTIAL
PRIMARY,
AS NIKKI
%-HALEY
AND RON
DeSANTIS DEBATED
%-THIS
WEEK
AND
TRUMP
HELD
HIS
OWN
%-TOWN
HALL.
%-FOR
SOME
2024
ELECTION SEASON
%-PREDICTIONS, WE TURN
TO
OUR
%-POLITICAL
PANEL,
REPUBLICAN
BILL
%-McCOSHEN
AND
DEMOCRAT
SCOTT
%-ROSS.%-THANK YOU FOR BEING WITH US,
%-BOTH.%- >> GREAT TO BE
HERE.%- >> THANK YOU FOR HAVING US.
%- >> BILL, I'M GOING
TO START WITH
%-YOU AND
ASK
ABOUT DONALD
TRUMP.
%-HE CONTINUES
TO
DOMINATE.%-WHAT
IS THAT
ALLURE ON
THE
PART
%-OF DONALD TRUMP
EVEN
AS
HE
FACES%-SO
MANY
CRIMINAL
CHARGES?
%- >> HONESTLY, I THINK THE
%-CRIMINAL CHARGES HAVE
HELPED
HIM%-WITH
HIS
OWN
BASE OVER
THE
%-COURSE OF
2023,
HE
GOT
STRONGER,
%-NOT
WEAKER.
%-12 MONTHS
AGO, RON
DeSANTIS
%-WAS WITHIN
STRIKING
DISTANCE OF
%-THEM
AND
TODAY,
TRUMP
IS
UP
BY
%-20
OR
30
POINTS,
DEPENDING ON%-THE POLL YOU'RE
LOOKING
AT.
%-SO WHAT
I'M
LOOKING
FOR ON
%-MONDAY
NIGHT,
FRED,
IS
%-EXPECTATION.%-SO TRUMP
IS
UP ON
THE
DES MOINES
%-REGISTER POLL
BY
OVER
20
POINTS.
%-HE
RELEASED HIS
OWN
POLL
THIS
%-WEEK THAT
HAS
HIM
UP
BY
30.%-I'M NOT SURE I WOULD
HAVE
DONE
%-THAT IF I WERE HIM
BECAUSE
IF
HE
%-COMES
IN LESS THAN
THAT,
HE
%-DOESN'T
MEET
EXPECTATIONS.%-DESCENDANTS
!!!
DeSANTIS
HAS
TO
WIN
IOWA
TO
%-EXCEED
EXPECTATIONS.
%-COMING IN A
CLOSE
SECOND IS
%-OKAY, BUT
IT'S TOUGH
TO
FIGURE
%-OUT
THE
CHESS
BOARD FOR
HIM
WHAT
%-HIS NEXT
MOVE
IS
AFTER
THAT.
%-FOR
HAYLEY TO
GET
MOMENTUM,
IF
%-SHE
BEATS
DeSANTIS
AND
TAKES
%-SECOND,
SHE
MIGHT
POTENTIALLY
%-WIN NEW
HAMPSHIRE.
%- >> SCOTT,
WHAT DO YOU
THINK%-DONALD
TRUMP'S
ALLURE
IS?
%- >> HE
IS
UNSTOPPABLE
WITHIN
THE
%-REPUBLICANS.%-HE'S
UP
50%
OVER ALL
THE
%-CHALLENGERS
AND
SO WHAT I
THINK
%-IS IT IS
HE
IS
HOLDING
THE
PARTY
%-HOSTAGE.%-THEY HAVE
READILY
ACCEPTED
THAT.
%-STOCKHOLM SYNDROME.
%-THAT CAN WIN
HIM
A
PRIMARY, BUT
%-IT
AIN'T GOING TO WIN
HIM
IN
%-NOVEMBER BECAUSE DEMOCRATS AND
%-INDEPENDENTS HAVE REJECTED HIM
%-TIME
AND
TIME
AGAIN,
%-PARTICULARLY IN THE
BATTLEGROUND%-STATE OF
WISCONSIN.%- >> DO YOU THINK,
BILL,
THAT%-DONALD TRUMP
WILL
CARRY
%-WISCONSIN IN
THE
PRIMARY?
%- >> IT'S HARD TO
SAY.
%-HE DIDN'T
WIN
THE
PRIMARY HERE
%-IN'
16.
%-TED CRUZ
DID.
%-HE WON
THE
GENERAL
BUT
LOST HERE
%-IN
20.%-I DON'T KNOW
THAT HE'S
DONE
%-ENOUGH IN
THE SUBURBAN
AREAS
TO
%-BRING SUBURBAN
WOMEN BACK TO
HIS
%-COALITION.
%-THERE'S WOK TO
BE
DONE.
%-PART
OF
THAT MIGHT BE
WHO
HE
%-PICKS
AS
HIS
RUNNING
MATE
IF
%-HE'S STILL THE
NOMINEE.
%-IF IT'S STILL
A
COMPETITIVE RACE
%-WHEN HE GETS
TO
WISCONSIN, MY
%-MONEY WOULD BE ON
HIS
OPPONENT.
%- >> SCOTT, DO YOU FEEL
THAT
%-YOUNGER
DEMS ARE
DISENCHANTED%-WITH JOE
BIDEN?
%- >> ABSOLUTELY NOT.
%-THEY KNOW
WHAT
HAS
HAPPENED
WITH
%-TRUMP BEING
IN
CHARGE OF THE
%-GOVERNMENT.%-ABORTION
RIGHTS
ARE
GONE.
%-THERE'S
AN
ATTACK OVER AND OVER%-AGAIN
ON
LGBTQ
PEOPLE.%-PRESIDENT BIDEN IS
THE ONLY
%-PRESIDENT WHO HAS
TRIED
TO
%-REALLY DO
SOMETHING
ABOUT
%-STUDENT
LOAN
DEBT.%-THEY ALSO
APPRECIATE
THE
FACT
%-THAT THEY HAVE
ACCESS
TO
%-HEALTHCARE AS A RESULT OF JOE
%-BIDEN.
%-SO,
NO, I DON'T
THINK
THERE'S%-ANY SORT
OF -- I DON'T
THINK --
%-THE
ALTERNATIVE
IS
SO
FAR
WORSE%-AND I THINK THAT
STUDENTS ARE
%-SMART ENOUGH
TO
KNOW
THAT AND I
%-THINK
IN
PARTICULAR WE'RE GOING%-TO SEE
THAT IN
THE
THIRD
C.D.
%-WHERE
THEY'VE
GOT
SIX
CAMPUSES,
%-A
BUNCH OF
TWO-YEAR
CAMPUSES.%-I THINK THAT'S
GOING TO BE
THE
%-THING THAT
TAKES
NOT
ONLY%-DERRICK VAN
ORDEN
DOWN, BUT
ALSO%-DONALD
TRUMP.
%- >> WHY DO YOU THINK,
BILL,
YOUNG
%-VOTERS
STAND
BETWEEN DONALD
%-TRUMP
AND JOE
BIDEN?%- >> I
THINK THE
WAR
IN
ISRAEL
IS
%-DIVIDING
THEM.
%-RIGHT?%-YOU'VE
GOT
LAODICEA
A LOT
OF
%-PRO-PALESTINIAN
VOTERS WHO
WOULD
%-SHOWING UP
AT TAMMY BALDWIN
%-EVENTS,
SHOWING
UP
AT
OTHER
%-EVENTS AND SHOWING
UP
AT JOE
%-BIDEN
EVENTS.
%-THAT'S GOING TO BE
PROBLEMATIC%-FOR
HIM.%-I'M NOT SURE
THERE WILL
BE
AS
%-MUCH
ENERGY
WITH
YOUNG
VOTERS
IN
%-NOVEMBER OF THIS
YEAR
AS THERE%-HAS
BEEN
IN AT
LEAST
LAST
%-NOVEMBER'S
ELECTION.%-WE'LL
SEE,
BUT
THEY'RE
%-DISENFRANCHISED WITH
WHERE THIS
%-ADMINISTRATION IS
HEADING,
WHICH%-COULD
BE GOOD
NEWS
FOR
%-REPUBLICANS IF WE HAVE
THE RIGHT
%-MESSAGE
TO
ATTRACT
THEM.
%- >> SCOTT, IS
DEMOCRATIC
SENATOR%-TAMMY
BALDWIN
UNBEATABLE?
%- >> WOW.
%-WELL, SHE HAS BEEN
SO
FAR,%-THAT'S FOR
SURE,
AND
THERE
ISN'T%-A
REAL
CHALLENGER TO
HER
YET.
%-IT'S BECAUSE OF HER
RECORD.
%-IT'S HER
RECORD
OF
%-ACCOMPLISHMENTS, BIPARTISAN%-AGREEMENTS
ON
THINGS
LIKE, YOU
%-KNOW,
MANUFACTURING,
BUY
IN
%-AMERICA.%-SHE IS A
LEADER
ON
REPRODUCTIVE
%-FREEDOMS, WHICH IS GOING TO BE
%-HUGE FOR
HER IN
A
SENATE
RACE,
%-ESPECIALLY
WHEN
SHE'S
PAIRED
%-AGAINST POSSIBLY THE
MOST
%-ANTICHOICE CANDIDATE THAT
WE'LL
%-EVER
SEE
IF
WE
GOT
HOVDE
OR
%-CLARK.
%-REPUBLICANS ARE
IN DISARRAY
%-BECAUSE
THEY
DON'T
HAVE ANYBODY%-TO GO
UP
AGAINST
A
SITTING
%-SENATOR.%- >> DO YOU THINK
THAT TAMMY
%-BALDWIN
IS
FORMIDABLE,
BILL?
%- >> NO
QUESTION
HE'S
FORMIDABLE.%-SHE'S
TOUGH.
%-ANYONE
WHO THINKS
OTHERWISE
ON
%-OUR SIDE ISN'T
LOOKING
AT
HER
%-ELECTORAL HISTORY.
%-SHE WORKS
HARD,
SHE
DOES
%-PHENOMENAL
ON
CONSTITUENT
%-SERVICES.
%-I
THINK
HE
HAS
TWO
%-VULNERABILITIES.%-NUMBER ONE IS JOE BIDEN AT THE
%-TOP OF
THE
TICKET.
%-IS
SHE
RUN AHEAD
OF JOE
BIDEN
IF
%-SHE NEEDS
TO?
%-MAYBE.
%-RON JOHNSON
RAN
UP AHEAD OF
%-TRUMP IN
2016,
BUT
IT'S
RARE FOR
%-A
U.S.
SENATE
CANDIDATE
TO
RUN%-AHEAD OF
TOP
THEIR
TICKET.
%-SHE
MAY
NEED TO
DO
THAT IN
ORDER
%-TO
WIN.
%-SECONDLY, I THINK THE
BORDER
IS%-A REAL
ISSUE
FOR
DEMOCRATS
AT
%-LARGE.%-IF THEY
DON'T
SOLVE
THAT
BETWEEN
%-NOW
AND
OCTOBER, FOR
EXAMPLE, I
%-THINK THAT'S GOING TO
BE
A
%-STRONG VULNERABILITY
FOR
HER.%- >> WHAT
ABOUT THAT
ISSUE
OF
%-IMMIGRATION?%- >> I
THINK THAT IT
IS
A
RED
%-HERRING THAT'S
DESIGNED
TO
%-DIVIDE
PEOPLE,
WHITE
PEOPLE%-AGAINST PEOPLE OF
COLOR.
%-IT'S SOMETHING THE
REPUBLICANS%-HAVE DONE
FOR
DECADES
AND
%-DECADES.
%-WHILE I DO
AGREE
WITH
WHAT
BILL
%-SAID, SENATOR BALDWIN HAS BEEN%-AT THE TOP OF
THE TICKET
BEFORE,
%-SHE
WON
BY
11
POINTS IN
2018
AND%-GOVERNOR
EVERS
HAD
WON
BY
JUST
%-ONE
POINT, SO I
THINK
SHE HAS
AN
%-ENTIRE
POSSIBILITY OF
BEING
THE
%-LEAD OF THE
TICKET.
%-THE
PROBLEM IS
THAT --
THE
THING%-WE HAVE TO DO
IS
REMEMBER WHAT
%-HAPPENED IN
2016.
%-HILLARY
CLINTON'S
CAMPAIGN GAVE
%-UP
IN
WISCONSIN, THEY
GAVE
UP
ON
%-MICHIGAN, THEY
DID
A
%-HALF-HEARTED JOB IN
%-PENNSYLVANIA.%-THAT AIN'T
EVER GOING
TO
HAPPEN
%-AGAIN.%-DEMOCRATS ARE
GOING TO HAVE
THE
%-RESOURCES AND I THINK IT WILL
BE%-A GOOD
DEMOCRATIC
VICTORY
IN
%-NOVEMBER.
%- >> SO I WANT
TO --
%- >> WELL,
THE
THING TO REMEMBER
%-IS ONLY
ONE
INCUMBENT
IN
AMERICA
%-BOSSE IN
2020,
THE
GOVERNOR
OF
%-NEVADA.%-LEADING
A
STATEWIDE
INCUMBENT --
%-BEATING
THEM
IS
VERY
DIFFICULT,
%-REGARDLESS OF
PARTY.%- >> I WANT TO
TALK ABOUT
THE
%-RECALL EFFORT
AGAINST ROBIN
VOS
%-LAUNCHED THIS
WEEK
FOR
HIS
%-OPPOSITION OF DONALD
TRUMP
AND
%-FAILING
TO
IMPEACH MEAGAN
WOLFE.%-WHAT DOES
THIS
SAY ABOUT
THE
%-SCHISM IN
THE
REPUBLICAN
PARTY%-IN
THIS
STATE?
%- >> I THINK IT'S
A
SMALL
FACTION%-IN
THE
63rd
ACCEPTABLE
ASSEMBLY'S
%-DISTRICT WHO
DISLIKED
THE
%-SPEAKER FOR
ONE
REASON
OR
%-ANOTHER.%-IT'S
DESTRUCTIVE.
%-ANYONE WHO IS
WATCHING THIS
%-PROGRAM WHO
LIVES
IN
THAT
%-DISTRICT SHOULD
NOT
SIGN
THOSE%-RECALL
PAPERS.
%-REPUBLICANS SHOULDN'T BE
%-FIGHTING
REPUBLICANS.%-THEY SHOULD HAVE
THEIR
AIM
%-FOCUSED AT
DEMOCRATS.
%-THEY'RE GOING TO BE
RUNNING ON
%-NEW MAPS
THIS
FALL.
%-THERE'S
A
PRESIDENTIAL
RACE.
%-IT WILL BE
COMPETITIVE
%-CONGRESSIONAL RACE.
%-WE
DON'T
NEED TO
BE
WASTING
%-RESOURCES FIGHTING OUR
OWN
TEAM
%-BEFORE
THEN.
%- >> SCOTT, 30 SECONDS
LEFT.
%-WHAT DO YOU THINK OF
THE
VOS
%-RECALL
EFFORT?%- >> I CAN'T BELIEVE THAT THE
%-REPUBLICAN PARTY
WOULD
REJECT
A
%-THRICE
MARRIED REAL ESTATE
GUY%-WHO IS
IN
COURT ALL
THE
TIME.
%-SO IT'S
SHOCKING TO
ME.
%-IT'S
TERRIBLE
FOR
DEMOCRACY.
%-VOS
HASN'T
DONE
ANYTHING
THAT'S
%-RECALLABLE AND THE
CHALLENGE%-WILL BE
SWATTED
AWAY
LIKE
BILL
%-SAYS.
%-BUT,
AGAIN,
DIVISION ON
THE
%-REPUBLICAN
SIDE.%- >> ALL
RIGHT.
%-WE LEAVE
IT
THERE.
%-THANKS VERY
MUCH,
BILL
%-McCOSHEN, SCOTT
ROSS.%- >> THANK
YOU.%- >> THANK
YOU.
%- >> IN AGRICULTURE
NEWS,
A
SMALL
%-BUT
GROWING NUMBER
OF WISCONSIN
%-DAIRY
FARMERS
ARE
EMBRACING
%-ROBOTIC
MILKERS
AMID
%-DIFFICULTIES
MAIN TAKING
A
%-WORKFORCE, ONGOING
MARKET
SWINGS
%-AND
UNCERTAINTIES
OVER
AN
%-UPDATED FARM
BILL.%-"HERE AND NOW"
REPORTER ADITI
%-DEBNATH HAS
MORE
ON WHAT
THIS
%-TECHNOLOGY
MEANS FOR
THE
FUTURE
%-OF WISCONSIN
DAIRY
FARMS.
%- >> IT HAS
BEEN
LIFE-CHANGING
%-EVER
SINCE.
%- >> THIS DECEMBER
MARKED FIVE
%-YEARS
SINCE
THE
HINCHLEY
FAMILY
%-MOVED THEIR
HERD
OF
NEARLY
300
%-COWS
TO A
NEW
BARN
WITH
ROBOTIC
%-MILKING
MACHINES.
%- >> SO IT'S
BEEN
LIFE-CHANGING
%-BECAUSE BEING ABLE TO
GO IN
AND
%-JUST CHECK
ON
WHAT COWS
WE NEED
%-TO
FOCUS
ON
AND NOT
HAVE
TO
%-FOCUS
ON
EVERY
SINGLE
COW HAS
%-BEEN SO
BENEFICIAL
TO
MY
%-PHYSICAL
HEALTH, BUT
ALSO
MY%-MENTAL HEALTH.
%- >> IN ADDITION
TO
A
FEW
%-PART-TIME STUDENT
EMPLOYEES, THE
%-HINCHLEYS HAVE
JUST
ONE
%-FULL-TIME
STAFFER
SINCE
%-AUTOMATING
PROCESSES
LIKE
%-MILKING AND
FEEDING.
%- >> TYPICALLY, WE END UP
WITH%-HIGH
SCHOOL
OR
COLLEGE
STUDENTS
%-BECAUSE WE ARE
CLOSE
ENOUGH
TO
%-MADISON,
BUT THERE HAS
BEEN
%-TIMES
WHEN
IT'S
BEEN
DIFFICULT.
%- >> HOPEFULLY,
SHE'S GOING TO
BE
%-AN
AMAZING
MILK
GIRL.
%- >> NO LONGER
TIED
TO
MILKING%-COWS TWICE
A
DAY
HERSELF,
BOTH
%-SHE
AND
HER COWS
ARE
HAPPIER%-WITH THE
ROBOTIC
MILKERS
%-OPERATING 24 HOURS A
DAY.%- >> IT'S NOT NECESSARILY
%-SOMETHING YOU
WOULD
HAVE TO
DO%-IN ORDER
TO
STAY IN THE
DAIRY
%-BUSINESS.%- >> MADISON PROFESSOR
OF
ANIMAL
%-AND
DAIRY
SCIENCES, CHUCK
%-NICHOLSON, SAYS
ONLY
ABOUT
8%
OF
%-WISCONSIN'S
DAIRY
FARMERS
HAVE
%-IMPLEMENTED THE
NEW
TECHNOLOGY.
%-TYPICALLY
FAMILY FARMS THAT
WANT
%-TO
SAVE
ON
LABOR
COSTS.
%- >> THE LABOR
SHORTAGE IS
%-DEFINITELY A
KEY
MOTIVATING
%-FACTOR.
%- >> THE HIGH TECH COLLARS
FITTED
%-TO
EACH
COW
SEND
ABOUT
130
%-DIFFERENT DATA
POINTS
ABOUT
EACH
%-ANIMAL
DIRECTLY TO
HINCHLEY'S%-SMART
PHONE.%- >> THERE ARE
OTHER
BENEFITS
THAT
%-FARMS
GET
FROM
ADOPTING
THESE
%-ROBOTIC
MILKING
SYSTEMS,
BETTER
%-MILK
PRODUCTION, BETTER
ANIMAL
%-HEALTH, IMPROVED
MILK
QUALITY.%->>
Reporter:
WHILE
MANY
%-WISCONSIN FARMERS ARE
%-CONSIDERING THE
IMPACT
A.I. MAY
%-HAVE ON
THEIR
DAIRY
PRODUCTION,
%-NICHOLSON SAYS
75%
OF
WISCONSIN
%-FARMERS
SAID THEY
HAVE NOT
AND
%-WILL NOT
IMPLEMENT
ROBOTICS
ON
%-THEIR
FARM.
%- >> I TOLD
THE
PEOPLE THAT WERE
%-DESIGNING
IT
AND
STUFF
THAT I%-DON'T WANT
ANY
MOVING
PARTS.%-YOU'RE ALWAYS HERE THIS
TIME
OF
%-YEAR.%-YOU KNOW
THAT?%->>
Reporter:
JOHN
ROSENOW
%-MANAGES A
600-COW
HERD.
%- >> IT'S
OUR KITCHEN
WINDOW.
%-WHEN WE
WERE
HIRING
PEOPLE, I
%-HAD TO SEE
THE PARKING
LOT,
AND
%-SEE
WHO
WOULDN'T
SHOW UP
AND
%-THEN I HAD
TO
COVER
FOR
HIM.
%- >> HE
HIRED
HIS
FIRST
IMMIGRANT
%-EMPLOYEE NEARLY
25
YEARS
AGO.
%- >> SINCE WE'VE HIRED
MEXICANS,
I
%-NEVER HAVE TO DO
THAT
ANYMORE.%-I
COULD LIVE
IN
TOWN,
BECAUSE
%-THEY ALWAYS
COME
ON
TIME
AND
%-THEY'RE HERE
ON
TIME.
%->> Reporter:
ROSENOW
FOUNDED
%-THE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION
%-PUENTES WHICH
BRIDGES
THE
GAP
%-BETWEEN FARMERS
AND
THEIR
%-IMMIGRANT EMPLOYEES
BY
SENDING
%-THEM BOTH
TO MEET
THE
EMPLOYEES'
%-FAMILIES
IN
MEXICO.
%-HE
SAYS
HE'S
NEVER
CONSIDERED
%-ROBOTICS BECAUSE OF HIS%-COMMITMENT TO
HIS
HUMAN
%-RESOURCES.
%- >> I LIKE
SEEING --
IN
MEXICO,
%-THE DIFFERENT HOMES AND
STUFF
%-THAT THEY'VE BUILT
AND
THEY'VE
%-EDUCATED THEIR
CHILDREN,
THEY'RE
%-GETTING
HEALTHCARE, THINGS
THAT
%-THEY
WEREN'T
ABLE TO
GET
BEFORE.%-WHEN I LOOK
AT BOTH
SIDES,
THE
%-BUSINESS SIDE AND
THE
%-HUMANITARIAN
SIDE,
IT
LEANS
REAL
%-STRONGLY TO
THE
HUMAN
SIDE
OF
%-IT.%->> Reporter:
ROSENOW THAT
SAYS
%-THE
SALESMAN THAT HAVE
PITCHED
%-HIM THEIR
TECHNOLOGY ARE
CLEVER.
%-THEY
CAPITALIZE
ON
OLD
FARMERS
%-AND CONVINCE THEM
THAT
THEY'RE%-OUT
OF
TOUCH.%- >> A LOT OF IT IS,
WHEN
THIS
%-FIRST
STARTED, I
WOULD
FEEL
BAD,%-AM I
AN
OLD FUDDY
DUDDY?
%-YOU
QUESTION
YOURSELF.%->> Reporter:
ROSENOW'S
HERD
%-WOULD
REQUIRE
ABOUT
EIGHT
%-AUTOMATED
MILKERS
AT
ABOUT A
%-HALF MILLION
DOLLARS
A
PIECE AS%-WELL
AS A NEW
BARN.
%-HE
SAYS
MODERN
FARM
EQUIPMENT
%-ALSO
REQUIRES
MORE
EXPENSIVE
AND
%-SPECIALIZED LABOR TO
DO
THE
%-REPAIRS.%- >> DOESN'T MATTER IF
IT'S NEW OR
%-OLD OR
WHATEVER.%-IT'S GOING
TO
BREAK.%->> Reporter:
AND WITH
THE
%-VOLATILE NATURE OF THE
DAIRY
%-ECONOMY, HE
SAYS
OLD
EQUIPMENT%-THAT YOU CAN FIX
IS
BETTER
THAN
%-NEW
EQUIPMENT
YOU
CAN'T, LIKE
%-THIS FRONT END
LOADER.
%- >> IT
ONLY
COST YOU
ARE
$25,000
%-40
YEARS
AGO
AND
SIMILAR
TO
THAT
%-NOW,
I'D
BE
LOOKING
AT
200,000
%-AND THEN
WE
WOULDN'T BE
ABLE
TO
%-FIX
IT.
%-WE'D
HAVE TO HAVE THE DEALER
FIX
%-IT.
%- >> NICHOLSON SAYS
THAT FOR
THE
%-PAST NINE
MONTHS
IN
PARTICULAR,
%-ALL
DAIRY
FARMERS HAVE
BEEN
%-LOSING
MONEY.
%- >> THE CIRCUMSTANCES WE'RE IN
%-ARE
REALLY
UNUSUAL RIGHT NOW.%->> Reporter:
THAT'S
BECAUSE%-FOR THE FIRST
TIME
IN MORE
THAN
%-20
YEARS,
THE
U.S.D.A.
IS
%-HEARING PROPOSALS TO
AMEND
THE
%-SYSTEM
THAT
DETERMINES HOW
MILK
%-IS
PRICED.
%-NICHOLSON
SAYS
THE
SYSTEM,
%-CALLED
THE
FEDERAL
MILK
%-MARKETING
ORDERS,
DOESN'T
HAVE
A
%-MECHANISM TO
ADAPT
TO
ECONOMIC
%-OR TECHNOLOGICAL
CHANGES
OVER
%-TIME.%- >> THERE IS
A
LENGTHY
AND
%-SOMETIMES
EXCRUCIATING PROCESS%-TO
MAKE
THAT
HAPPEN.%->>
Reporter:
ON
WISCONSIN
%-FARMS,
HOWEVER,
PRODUCERS CAN'T
%-AFFORD TO
FOLLOW
THE
LENGTHY
%-DISCUSSIONS TAKING
PLACE
IN
%-WASHINGTON.%- >> WE DON'T KNOW WHAT
WE'RE
%-GOING TO
GET.%-WE
HAVE
NO
IDEA
WITH
COMMODITIES%-THAT WE
ARE
PRODUCING,
WE'RE IN
%-A
GLOBAL
SCALE.
%-WE DON'T
KNOW
WHAT'S
GOING
ON
%-WITH CHINA
UNTIL
IT
HAPPENS.
%-WE DON'T
KNOW HOW
MUCH
BRAZIL
IS%-PRODUCING
.%-ALL
OF THAT
AFFECTS
OUR
BOTTOM
%-LINE.%->> Reporter: AND SO
WHETHER
BY
%-MACHINE
OR
BY
HAND,
WISCONSIN
%-FARMERS
PRESS ON
MILKING
THEIR
%-HERDS.
%-FOR "HERE AND
NOW,"
I'M ADITI
%-DEBNATH.
%- >> TODAY, PEOPLE
PACKED
THE
%-FISERV
FORUM
ARENA IN
MILWAUKEE
%-TO
CELEBRATE THE LIFE
AND
%-CONTRIBUTIONS
OF
FORMER
U.S.
%-SENATOR
AND
PHILANTHROPY
PITTS%-HERB
KOHL
WHO PASSED AWAY TWO
%-DAYS AFTER
CHRISTMAS.
%-SPECIAL PROJECTS
JOURNALIST
MURV
%-SEYMORE HAS
MORE.
%- >> SINCE HIS
PASSING,
THE
FLAG%-AT
THE
STATE
CAPITOL AND
OTHER
%-BUILDINGS FLY AT
HALF-STAFF
IN
%-MEMORY
OF HERB
KOHL.
%- >> THE BUCKS SUGGESTED
HONORING
%-HER
W
STATUE
OUTSIDE
THE
ARENA.
%-MY
UNCLE
DECLINED SAYING
I'M
%-JUST
NOT
A
STATUE KIND
OF
GUY.
%- >> FROM INSIDE
THE
ARENA
HE
%-HELPED
FUND,
ENTER
THE
STREET
%-THAT
SHARES HIS
NAME,
HIS
%-MEMORIAL
SERVICE.
%- >> SAYING
GOOD-BYE
TO
HERB
AFTER%-MORE
THAN 80
YEARS
OF
SAYING
%-HELLO
AND SO
MANY
MORE
WELCOMING
%-AND
POSITIVE
WORDS
WAS
REALLY
%-DIFFICULT.%- >> IT'S FITTING THE
TRIBUTE
TO
%-COALE IS
OPEN
TO ALL
OF
%-MILWAUKEE AND
WISCONSIN, THE
%-CITY
WHERE
HE
GREW
UP AND
THE
%-STATE
HE
SERVED.
%-PEOPLE
PROUDLY
REMEMBER
THE
%-FOUR-TIME
U.S.
SENATOR WITH
THE
%-LEGENDARY
SLOGAN,
NOBODY'S
%-SENATOR
BUT
YOURS.
%-FOLLOWING
HIS
FATHER'S
FOOTSTEPS%-IN THE
1970s,
COALE
AND
HIS
%-BROTHER
LED
THE
BOOMING
GROWTH
%-OF
COALE'S GROCERY
STORES
WHICH
%-BEGAN
IN
MILWAUKEE AND
GREW
INTO
%-A
BRAND
OF
OVER
1,100
DEPARTMENT
%-STORES
IN
EVERY
STATE
BUT
%-HAWAII.%-HE'S BEEN
A
FAMILIAR
FACE HERE
%-ON
OUR
POLITICAL
PROGRAMMING.
%- >> TONIGHT,
WE'LL
INTERVIEW%-SUSAN ENGELEITER
AND HERB
KOHL.
%- >> NEVER HEARD AND
WITH
NO
KIDS,
%-THE FORMER
LEADER OF
THE
%-DEMOCRATIC PARTY
OF
WISCONSIN
%-NEVER
LOST
AN
ELECTION, NEVER
%-TOOK
CONTRIBUTIONS
FROM
%-POLITICAL COMMITTEES
OR
SPECIAL
%-INTEREST
GROUPS.
%- >> I
SPENT
MY
ENTIRE LIFE
%-HELPING
TO
ENHANCE THE
ECONOMY
%-OF
WISCONSIN.%- >> ONE OF
HIS BIGGEST
INTERESTS,
%-BUYING AND
SAVING
THE MILWAUKEE
%-BUCKS
IN IS
THE
85
WORTH AT THE
%-TIME AN
UNHEARD
OF
$18
MILLION.
%-HE SOLD
THE
PEOPLE
IN
2014
FOR
%-$550
MILLION,
DONATING
$100
%-MILLION OF
IT
TOWARD
BUILDING A
%-NEW ARENA
TO
HELP
ONCE
AGAIN%-KEEP THE
TEAM
FROM
EVER
LEAVING
%-HIS
HOMETOWN.
%- >> YOU DID IT
WITHOUT
THE
TENS
%-AND
ONES.
%- >> HIS SPIRIT
TO
GIVE LIVES
ON.
%-HIS
TIME,
HIS
EFFORTS,
HIS%-MILLIONS
OF
TOWARD FUNDING
%-TEACHERS,
STUDENTS, AND
VARIOUS
%-AFTER-SCHOOL PROGRAMS
AT
PLACES%-LIKE THE
BOYS
AND GIRLS
CLUB.
%-HE
PUT
HIS FOOT
DOWN
AND
FORCED
%-MORE FUNDING FOR
ENFORCEMENT
TO
%-FIGHT DRUG
TRAFFICKERS AND
%-JUVENILE
JUSTICE.
%-HE
LED
BIPARTISAN
SUPPORT
%-FORCING SAFETY
LOCKS TO BE
SOLD
%-WITH
GUNS.
%-HE HELPED LOWER
THE
PRICE
OF%-PRESCRIPTION DRUGS
AND
PASSED
%-LAWS
FOR
BETTER
BACKGROUND
%-CHECKS AT
NURSING
HOMES
TO
%-BETTER
PROTECT
SENIORS.
%-IN WASHINGTON,
HE
PROUDLY
FOUGHT
%-FOR
FARMERS,
ESPECIALLY
%-WISCONSIN
FARMERS.
%- >> HAVING
SAFETY
NETS
THAT GO
TO
%-PRODUCERS SO
THAT
WHEN
TIMES
%-REALLY
GET
BAD,
THROUGH NO
FAULT
%-OF
THEIR
OWN,
THEY'RE
NOT
ALL
%-FORCED TO
GO
UNDER.%- >> AT
THE UNIVERSITY OF%-WISCONSIN
IN
MADISON,
HIS ALMA
%-MATER,
COALE'S
$25
MILLION
%-DONATION HELPED
BUILD
THE
%-76-MILLION-DOLLAR
KOHL
CENTER,
%-AND THE
LARGEST
DONATION
EVER,%-HERB KOHL
SMILES
DOING
WHAT
HE%-MIGHT
HAVE LORD
!!
LOVED
DOING
MOST:
%-GIVING.
%-REPORTING FOR
HEAR AND
NOW,
I'M
%-MURV
SEYMORE.%- >> HERB KOHL
WAS
88.
%-FOR
MORE ON
THIS AND
OTHER
%-ISSUES FACING
WISCONSIN,
VISIT
%-OUR
WEBSITE
AT
PBSWISCONSIN.ORG
%-AND
THEN
CLICK ON
THE
NEWS
TAB.
%-THAT'S
OUR
PROGRAM
FOR
TONIGHT.
%-I'M FREDERICA
FREYBERG.%-HAVE A
GOOD
WEEKEND.
%- >> FUNDING FOR "HERE AND NOW" IS%-PROVIDED BY THE FOCUS FUND FOR%-JOURNALISM AND FRIENDS OF PBS%-WISCONSIN.