Earl invites his esteemed guest, Sandy Williams, to engage in a brief discussion regarding the financial aspects of the Milwaukee Bucks team and its recent transformation. Jeff Bezos has informed the Washington Post of his intention to oversee the editorial content as part of his efforts to assume control over the free press. Sandy reflects on how the Washington Post played a pivotal role in uncovering the Watergate scandal, which ultimately led to Richard Nixon's resignation from the presidency. Back in 1955, the Milwaukee River really stank because folks were tossing waste into it. Then in 1972, the Clean Air and Water Act was introduced to tackle the problem. Fast forward ten years, and the rivers were looking much better! People are calling in to share their thoughts on what's really happening in our government, challenging the misleading idea behind Trump's "paper pushers" comment about who’s running our government programs these days.
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