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Zac Schultz
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Producer, Reporter and Anchor, PBS Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Beats
developments, etc. transportation, politicsLocal government, planning
gadgets, b2b
Content
By Zac Schultz Verified| PBS Wisconsin Verified CourtsWisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford discuss pardons made by President Donald Trump of people convicted of crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol insurrection. By | Here & Now Copy and Paste the Following Code to Embed this Video: VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Brad Schimel:You know, presidents have the power to pardon people. There's some arguments about what that means.
By Zac Schultz Verified| PBS Wisconsin Verified Transcript Coming Soon. If voters are only getting information about the 2025 Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates through attack ads, they would think both judges are happy to give light sentences to pedophiles and domestic abusers. Many campaign ads focus on sentencing decisions, and that can impact how all judges in Wisconsin rule from the bench. “Susan Crawford, the radical liberal judge who let the predator out in just four years,” intones one attack ad.
By Zac Schultz Verified| PBS Wisconsin Verified CourtsWisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford discuss pardons made by President Donald Trump of people convicted of crimes related to the Jan. 6, 2021 U.S. Capitol insurrection. By | Here & Now Copy and Paste the Following Code to Embed this Video: VIDEO TRANSCRIPT Brad Schimel:You know, presidents have the power to pardon people. There's some arguments about what that means.
Company Info
PBS Wisconsin
PBS Wisconsin is a public television network serving the state of Wisconsin. It began broadcasting on May 3, 1954, as WHA-TV, marking the start of public television in the state. The network provides a variety of educational, cultural, and community-focused programming to a diverse audience. The mission of PBS Wisconsin is to educate, inform, and entertain. It values community engagement and innovative storytelling, aiming to provide universal access to high-quality educational resources. The network offers educational programming for all ages, local content that highlights Wisconsin's stories, and resources for in-school education. PBS Wisconsin also engages with communities through events and partnerships to promote cultural awareness and educational opportunities. Supported by the Friends of PBS Wisconsin, the network fosters positive community relations and secures financial support to further its mission.
Madison, Wisconsin, United States
+1 608-265-2302