Journalists’ Roundtable

July 10, 2020
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The governor’s handling of the state’s surge in COVID cases is being questioned on all sides. We touched on that and other stories with journalists Jessica Boehm and Jeremy Duda.

 

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Jeremy Duda, Arizona Mirror
Jessica Boehm, The Arizona Republic

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