Tory Lowe opens the show addressing the ethics concern surrounding the Milwaukee Common Council President’s vote on a liquor license tied to a property interest. Tory argues that while the situation raises eyebrows, it reflects a broader pattern in local politics — questioning whether this is truly unusual behavior or simply business as usual in government.

Tory shifts to the Milwaukee Symphony story, where board members resigned amid allegations of sexual assault and reported connections to Jeffrey Epstein. After reviewing documents tied to the case, Tory expresses disbelief that despite explosive allegations and years of public scrutiny, no major arrests have followed. He questions how accountability works when powerful institutions and prominent names are involved. Liz Brown joins to end the show.