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On Friday, June 11, YouTube suspended U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, from its site for uploading videos from his appearance at the Milwaukee Press Club.
Johnson appeared at a Milwaukee Press Club’s Newsmaker lunch hour on June 3. After the suspension, YouTube also removed the content from the Press Club’s YouTube page.
We hold these on-the-record events with journalists so the public has access to politicians and other decision makers, so they can get a better understanding of what they are thinking when they make decision that affect all of us.
As an organization that includes journalists as well as others who strongly support our nation’s First Amendment right, the Milwaukee Press Club believes it is extremely important to provide information on topics of all interests regardless of their political position.
It’s also important to note, while we do provide this access, we do not endorse the positions of our Newsmakers or any other guests make at our programs.
We have now uploaded the video on our website, milwaukeepressclub.org/milwaukee-press-club-re-posts-johnson-video-after-youtube-removed-it-from-….
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On Friday, June 11, YouTube suspended U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wisconsin, from its site for uploading videos from his appearance at the Milwaukee Press Club. Johnson appeared at a Milwaukee Press Club…
Joel Brennan, secretary of the Wisconsin Department of Administration, was the featured guest at a virtual event today. The Newsmaker Lunch Hour was presented by a partnership between the Milwaukee Press Club and WisPolitics.com.
