Greg Borowski

It's difficult, and I don't like to be in that position because I'm responsible for the words that come out of my mouth.

Not Eric's or Greg's and vice versa.

And that's hard enough sometimes.

And that's hard enough.

She's another one who reports often on politics.

And then they list a number of other media outlets who are also in attendance.

As for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Greg Borowski is executive editor of the Journal Sentinel and said, quote, when our reporters cover campaigns and attend political events, they are there on behalf of the public.

Blocking them blocks the public from vital information.

When I went around and did introductions at the start of this, there's a Journal Sentinel employee here who is shooting pictures.

The Journal Sentinel's executive editor, Greg Borowski, who we've had on the show previously, did put out a brief statement of his own on Thursday saying, quote, When our reporters cover campaigns and attend political events, they are there on behalf of the public.

Blocking them blocks the public from vital information.

I will say I don't want to fully speculate as to the exact reasoning why the staffer acted in the way that he did, if that was a directive from Tiffany himself or if Brooks was acting of his own accord.

Journal Sentinel is saying this.

This is Greg Borowski, executive editor of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

When our reporters cover campaigns and attend political events, they are there on behalf of the public.

Blocking them blocks the public from vital information.

When I went around and did introductions at the start of this, there's a Journal Sentinel employee here who is shooting pictures.

The Journal Sentinel's executive editor, Greg Borowski, who we've had on the show previously, did put out a brief statement of his own on Thursday saying, quote, When our reporters cover campaigns and attend political events, they are there on behalf of the public.

Blocking them blocks the public from vital information.

I will say I don't want to fully speculate as to the exact reasoning why the staffer acted in the way that he did, if that was a directive from Tiffany himself or if Brooks was acting of his own accord.

Journal Sentinel is saying this.

This is Greg Borowski, executive editor of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel.

When our reporters cover campaigns and attend political events, they are there on behalf of the public.

Blocking them blocks the public from vital information.