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Here & Now for May 17, 2019

Season 1700 Episode 1745 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

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On tonight’s show, we examine: the impact of Chinese tariffs on Wisconsin farmers with President of the Wisconsin Farmers Union Darin Von Ruden; new legislation that improves access to trauma informed care for state youth with CEO of the Fox Valley Boys and Girls Club Greg Lempke-Rochon; And Here & Now’s Zac Schultz reports on the debate over Medicaid in the state budget.

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Here & Now for May 17, 2019

Season 1700 Episode 1745 | 26m 46sVideo has Closed Captions

On tonight’s show, we examine: the impact of Chinese tariffs on Wisconsin farmers with President of the Wisconsin Farmers Union Darin Von Ruden; new legislation that improves access to trauma informed care for state youth with CEO of the Fox Valley Boys and Girls Club Greg Lempke-Rochon; And Here & Now’s Zac Schultz reports on the debate over Medicaid in the state budget.

05/17/2019 | Rating TV-G

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