Journalists’ Roundtable

April 17, 2020
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Our Friday Journalists’ Roundtable is again in abbreviated form this week to make way for coronavirus coverage. But earlier today we looked at some of the week’s bigger stories with Howie Fischer of Capitol Media Services.

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Howie Fischer, Capitol Media Services

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