Several states are joining a lawsuit to counter President Trump’s national emergency declaration, but Wisconsin’s Attorney General says that Wisconsin is not. A reporter gives us the details. And we learn about a program that places University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee students as artists in residence in senior living facilities. And presidential hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren has announced a plan that would provide child care to all American families. We’ll get the details and the impact the proposal could have on the economy.
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Wisconsin Officials Looking At State-Led Lawsuit Over Trump's Emergency Declaration
A sixteen state coalition led by California announced a lawsuit this week against President Trump for his declaration of a national emergency to obtain funding for a border wall. We talk to a state politics and government reporter about what Wisconsin officials have said about whether they intend to join the effort.
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UW-Milwaukee Students Share Knowledge And A Home With Seniors
A program at UW-Milwaukee places students in senior living communities where the student will then live and conduct programming with the residents. We hear from a past participant and current coordinator of the program about what this experience offers both parties.
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Universal Child Care Proposed By Sen. Elizabeth Warren
Presidential hopeful Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) unveiled a plan Tuesday that would provide childcare to all American families by taxing the country’s wealthiest citizens. We talk about what universal child care is and what impact the proposed program could have in the United States.
Episode Credits
- Rob Ferrett Host
- Rachael Vasquez Producer
- Natalie Guyette Producer
- J. Carlisle Larsen Producer
- Riley Vetterkind Guest
- Molly Hassler Guest
- Ruth Schmidt Guest
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