Craig Gilbert

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Uh, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel this morning, uh, Craig Gilbert, who is their, you know, their dean of, uh, political reporters trying to figure out what's going on in Milwaukee-

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... and, and, uh, elsewhere in Wisconsin, very, very good analyst, and, uh, says, "What-

The sudden termination of White House media credentials brings up legal and ethical questions.

And for that, we're joined by Craig Gilbert, a fellow at the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education at Marquette University Law School.

He is a political columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

Craig, welcome back to the program.

But it does mean that events at the White House and in and around Washington are not going to have, people are not going to have the same exposure to them as they would otherwise.

And you just sort of wonder how long the president himself is going to be pleased and satisfied with that situation.

That is Craig Gilbert with us, fellow at the Lubar Center for Public Policy Research and Civic Education at Marquette University Law School.

Professor Katie Culver is here, directs the Center for Journalism Ethics at UW-Madison.