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Three of these headlines are real, and one is fake. Can you spot the odd one out? "Mississippi Gov. Tate Reeves unsure whether providing mothers health care would help their health" "Lawmaker censured for asking if fatal child abuse saves taxpayers money" "Sweeping abortion bill will be heard in Senate, sent to ag committee" "Kopp's Apologizes For Pro-Life Cupcake Day By Offering Free Scoop For Every Abortion" Then for the second half of the hour, Milwaukee Executive and former US Senate candidate, Alex Lasry, joins to talk about his new PAC, Next Wisconsin, what he learned from his campaign and why Milwaukee should host the All Star Weekend. Guest: Alex Lasry

Taking the first step in your property investment journey can be “daunting”, but this investor believes that keeping your eyes on the prize — whether it's financial freedom or wealth generation — can help you win the long game. In this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show, host Grace Ormsby sits down with Alex Lasry, the chief marketing officer of LocalAgentFinder, who made his foray into real estate investing in 2010 — just two years after the global financial crisis and smack dab in the middle of an apartment development boom. The Melbourne-based investor recalled how intimidating his first property buy seemed, but ultimately became a step in the right direction with the help of his friends who were versed in the property investment game and with the guidance of trusted real estate professionals. | He talks about the lessons he gleaned throughout the years, underlines the importance of doing due diligence before finalising a deal, and explains why diversification is important in building a portfolio before touching on his plans for the future. If you like this episode, show your support by rating us or leaving a review on Apple Podcasts and by following Smart Property Investment on social media: Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn. If you would like to get in touch with our team, email editor@smartpropertyinvestment.com.au for more insights, or hear your voice on the show by recording a question below.

Pat and Kirk talk to Jill Normington, a professional political pollster currently working for Senator Tammy Baldwin and recently for democratic primary candidate Alex Lasry, on how difficult it had become to do political polling in Wisconsin. She explains how the the closer the race is, the less accurate the poll, and most voters don't want to pick up the phone or answer an online survey. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Well, as many of you pointed out, our interview with Alex Lasry may have been the Kiss of Death in his Senatorial race. Shoot. We enjoyed the interview anyway and are grateful for those of you who attended the event and listened!We got back to a more normal episode this week and talked about these things:Bridget found this NPR article on how you can make changes to Instagram's suggested posts in your feed fascinating and helpful.Inflation is hitting us all - even this Japanese Aquarium that tried to feed its penguins less expensive fish. Guess what - the penguin wasn't having it.Check out these awesome clothes that Bridget found from local store Quotes & Cotton.Nick loves the artwork style in the book Build from Red Nose Studio and Simona loves reading along with the very simple book. Here are a few random links from Nick:Spicy rosé? The Velveeta MartiniThe Cultural Tutor Twitter thread on the world becoming less colorful.Have a great week everyone, we appreciate you taking the time to listen.Cheers!Bridget & Nick

We welcome Citizen Action's endorsed candidate for State Treasurer, Angelito Tenorio, to talk about his grassroots campaign to win the primary election on August 9th. We discuss the huge news this week that Tom Nelson and Alex Lasry ended their campaigns for Senate and endorsed Mandela Barnes, leaving two viable candidates and a new dynamic to the race. In other huge news, is there really a Manchin deal on climate, health care, and corporate taxes which brings President Biden's domestic agenda back from the dead? The new Inflation Reduction Act of 2022 may pass as early as next week. But is the national media right it is a done deal or is the other obstructionist Sen. Kirsten Sinema waiting in the wings. Robert educates us on the significance of the Climate and Equity Resolution for the Milwaukee Public Schools.

Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry is out of the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin, and endorsing Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lieutenant Governor Mandela Barnes welcomes Alex Lasry's endorsement, in the race for U.S. Senate in Wisconsin See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's short show, Jeff talks about Alex Lasry dropping out from the Democratic U.S. Senate primary race.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, we interview Alex Lasry, Democratic candidate for US Senate for the State of Wisconsin. You can learn more about the Lasry campaign at alexlasry.com or if you would like to donate through the page set up for the Dinner Plus Drinks event, you can visit alexlasry.com/lakegeneva.If you're new to the podcast, please subscribe and listen to our weekly episodes featuring relatable chat about getting through our crazy world. Thanks for listening - have a great week, we'll be back next Sunday with a "normal" episode!Bridget & Nick

Hey friends - dropping in with a programming announcement:This Friday we will be recording a live podcast at The Bottle Shop in Lake Geneva at 5:30 PM with Alex Lasry, Democratic Candidate for US Senate for Wisconsin. You're invited to join us, listen to us talk with Alex, and then participate in a live Q & A and have the opportunity to meet him after the pod. We'll even buy you a drink!If you would like to join us, please click here and use this link to RSVP. No donation is necessary to attend. If the link doesn't work, you can manually type in alexlasry.com/lakegenevaWe'll post the recording as our episode on Sunday, if you don't want to hear it, feel free to skip. Sorry for the late notice, this opportunity came together quickly and we're excited to offer this unique episode for you all.Cheers!Bridget & Nick

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Steve chats with candidate for senate, Alex Lasry. Hear his takes on abortion, gun laws, and what he will do day one in office if elected!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

We made it to Friday! As always, a jam-packed episode of the show was had. Steve was joined by candidate for senate, Alex Lasry. The two talked campaign politics, gun control and the latest rulings from the Supreme court. Also, is Donald Trump a viable candidate for 2024? Tune in to hear all that, and much more! Enjoy!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Marquette Law School poll released Wednesday shows Mandela Barnes has a slight lead over Alex Lasry in the Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate, and Republican Sen. Ron Johnson is about even with each of the top Democrats.

23 de mayo | Nueva YorkLeer esta newsletter te llevará 11 minutos y 12 segundos.¿Has conocido a Anne? Bienvenido a La Wikly.🇺🇸 ¿País de oligarcas?Lo importante: una nueva decisión judicial del Tribunal Supremo este mes volvió a dejar claro el papel protagónico del dinero en las campañas electorales en Estados Unidos. Es solo un capítulo más de la política de un país cada vez más influenciada por los ricos.Muchos de los cuales son congresistas y senadores, como bien veremos más adelante.Explícamelo: el Supremo de mayoría conservadora dictaminó que los políticos en el cargo pueden reembolsar dinero que hayan prestado a sus campañas incluso después de haber ganado las elecciones; sin límites en la cifra.La decisión es controvertida, pero no sorprende vistas las decisiones que ha tomado el Supremo en ese contexto, especialmente ahora que seis jueces conservadores tienen el control ideológico de la corte.Contexto: la decisión más importante en ese término se remonta al año 2010, cuando el caso Citizens United v. Comisión Electoral Federal abrió la veda a que empresas, fundaciones o sindicatos tuvieran el poder de influenciar elecciones a golpe de talonario.A grandes rasgos, Citizens United permitió que grupos conocidos como Super PAC pudieran recibir cantidades ilimitadas de dinero que después invertir en campañas políticas de la forma en la que quisieran.Principalmente, los gastos van dirigidos a publicidad de defensa y ataque para ayudar o perjudicar a los candidatos de la elección de esas Super PAC. A veces, algunos grupos gastan decenas de millones de dólares para catapultar o enterrar a un candidato.La única condición importante es que esos grupos tienen prohibido coordinarse con las campañas de los candidatos, pero es algo que ciertos políticos están ignorando con iniciativas tan creativas como marcar en rojo en sus páginas web aquel contenido que quieren que sus grupos afines destaquen en sus inversiones publicitarias.¿Y ahora? Cada vez es más habitual ver a candidatos millonarios entrar en carreras políticas con el apoyo de su propia cuenta bancaria. Y si no son sus cofres, lo son los de sus socios millonarios que invierten millones de dólares en Super PAC paralelas.Lo vimos en las primarias republicanas al Senado por Ohio y por Pennsylvania, donde o bien había millonarios firmando cheques para sus campañas (Mike Gibbons, Mehmet Oz, Dave McCormick) o bien los firmaban otros por ellos (Peter Thiel, cofundador de PayPal, con J.D. Vance).Pero entonces, ¿qué es lo último que ha pasado?⚖️ Nueva ayuda judicialLa Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos avaló este mes la eliminación del límite que impone la normativa federal a los candidatos para recaudar fondos después de sus elecciones para devolverse el dinero que prestaron a su campaña.Es decir, los candidatos adinerados que prestan millones de dólares a sus propias campañas pueden obtener un cargo público y luego acudir a sus principales donantes para reponer las sumas que se prestaron en un primer lugar.La normativa hasta hace poco vigente se aprobó en 2002 como parte de la Ley Bipartidista de Reforma de Campañas. Lo que hacía era poner un tope de 250.000 dólares en la cantidad de dinero recaudado después de unas elecciones que las campañas pueden usar para pagar préstamos personales de los candidatos.El senador Ted Cruz, demandante en el caso, había argumentado que el límite de 250.000 dólares violaba la Primera Enmienda, restringiendo la libertad de expresión política sin preocupaciones de corrupción quid pro quo legítimas que la justifiquen.“El gobierno no puede identificar un solo caso de corrupción quid pro quo en este contexto. […] Y como asunto práctico, los préstamos personales a veces pueden ser la única forma en la que un candidato desconocido que desafía a alguien en un cargo público y conexiones limitadas puede potenciar el gasto de su campaña desde un primer momento”, escribió el presidente del Supremo John Roberts, de ideología conservadora, en su opinión mayoritaria.La defensa explicaba que los políticos pueden tener conflictos de interés una vez en el cargo. Si quieren recuperar el dinero prestado a su propia campaña antes de ganar su escaño, tienen la opción de pedir donaciones a cambio de votar de una forma u otra.“Reembolsar el préstamo de un candidato después de haber ganado unas elecciones no puede servir a los propósitos habituales de una contribución: el dinero llega demasiado tarde como para ayudar a cualquiera de sus actividades de campaña. Todo lo que hace el dinero es enriquecer al candidato personalmente en un momento en el que puede devolver el favor —por un voto, un contrato, un nombramiento. No hace falta ser un genio político para ver el riesgo elevado de corrupción”, escribió Elena Kazan, miembro progresista del Supremo, en su opinión minoritaria.Con esta última decisión, la Corte Suprema impulsa la capacidad de los donantes adinerados para enriquecer personalmente a los candidatos de su elección, incluidos a aquellos que invirtieron millones en sus propias campañas y siempre que acaben prevaleciendo el día de las elecciones.Si bien los donantes individuales todavía están sujetos al tope de contribución por elección (2.900 dólares por campaña en 2022), la decisión de la Corte Suprema significa que los candidatos pueden recaudar mucho más de ellos en conjunto para pagar sus propios préstamos.La decisión del tribunal es retroactiva, lo que significa que las campañas de este ciclo que tengan préstamos de candidatos podrán aprovechar las nuevas reglas después de sus elecciones. 95 candidatos a la Cámara y al Senado ya han prestado a sus campañas más de 250.000 dólares, según los registros de la Comisión Federal de Elecciones.En las primarias senatoriales de Pennsylvania, el famoso médico Mehmet Oz se enfrenta al financiador de cobertura David McCormick y a la exfuncionaria de la administración Trump Carla Sands. Oz ha prestado casi 15 millones de dólares a su propia campaña, mientras que McCormick prestó 11 millones y Sands aportó otros 3,9.En Arizona, el empresario republicano Jim Lamon le ha prestado a su campaña para el Senado 13 millones.En Alabama, el republicano Mike Durant prestó unos 2,6 millones a su campaña para el Senado.Y en Wisconsin, el demócrata Alex Lasry prestó a su campaña para el Senado más de 7 millones. Su principal oponente, Sarah Godlewski, ha prestado casi 3 millones a la suya.💸 Políticos acaudaladosQue haya candidatos con mucho dinero para poder desafiar a políticos en un cargo público, o acaso para optar a nuevos escaños abiertos por una jubilación o muerte, está lejos de ser novedad.Un estudio de Open Secrets reveló que el año pasado los candidatos a elecciones invirtieron un total de más de 100.000 millones de dólares en sus propias campañas electorales.Según estos datos, la mayoría de los candidatos autofinanciados de 2021 son republicanos. Registraron un total de 85,6 millones de autofinanciación en el año, en comparación con los 22,7 millones de los demócratas.En 2020, otro estudio de Open Secrets señalaba que más de la mitad de los miembros del Capitolio eran millonarios. La mediana del patrimonio neto de congresistas y senadores que presentaron declaraciones en 2019 es de poco más de 1 millón de dólares.Sin embargo, la enorme riqueza de algunos miembros del órgano contrastaba con la carencia de otros. Mientras que algunos legisladores todavía adeudaban préstamos estudiantiles, otros estaban pagando su tercera o cuarta hipoteca.Los líderes de ambas cámaras forman la lista de los 10 principales. La presidenta de la Cámara de Representantes, Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), ha visto aumentar su riqueza a casi 115 millones de dólares desde los 41 que tenía en 2004, el primer año en el que OpenSecrets comenzó a rastrear las finanzas personales.El líder de la mayoría del Senado, Mitch McConnell, vio aumentar su patrimonio neto desde 3 millones a más de 34 durante ese mismo periodo.🔭 ¿Y adónde vamos?Con la decisión de Citizens United y varias posteriores como la que nos trae aquí hoy, el Supremo estadounidense ha determinado que decidir dónde invertir dinero es una cuestión de derechos fundamentales. En concreto, de libertad de expresión.Por tanto, invertir dinero en campañas políticas, que es la cumbre del debate público, debe estar protegido a nivel constitucional.Esa perspectiva es y sigue siendo controvertida, sobre todo en un país donde la desigualdad económica es cada vez más rampante y el 1 por ciento acumula cada vez más riqueza.Y aunque ambos partidos han sabido aprovechar la proliferación de las Super PAC, ya hay estudios que han determinado que es el partido republicano el que mejores resultados ha logrado tras la decisión de Citizens United.La pregunta es, ¿será capaz Estados Unidos de entender y solucionar los problemas de la clase trabajadora cuando sus políticos son más ricos a cada ciclo electoral que concluye?¿Desea saber más? En The Atlantic tienen una columna interesante sobre lo que el movimiento progresista puede hacer para contrarrestar estas decisiones judiciales que juegan en contra de sus sueños por políticas más redistributivas. Y esta entrevista al catedrático Jeffrey Winters especializado en el estudio de la oligarquía es un buen plus a esta newsletter.🎬 Una recomendaciónCon la colaboración de FilminCosmópolis es una película canadiense de 2012 dirigida por David Cronenberg. Sigue el trayecto en limusina de un ejecutivo que quiere cortarse el pelo en su barbería de confianza, situada en la otra punta de la ciudad de Nueva York. Durante el recorrido, el capitalismo que lo enriqueció se desmorona a su alrededor.Robert Pattinson encabeza el reparto en el papel de Eric Packer. Fue la primera película puramente de autor del actor lejos de su periplo comercial con Harry Potter y Crepúsculo —uno que agradecemos hasta el día de hoy por habernos dado interpretaciones geniales en títulos como The Rover, La ciudad perdida de Z, Good Time o High Life.Cronenberg adapta la novela homónima de Don DeLillo, no exactamente su trabajo más aclamado pese a la reputación que le precede en Estados Unidos. Y esta película sufrió casi el mismo destino, pues la crítica la desplumó tildándola de aburrida, anodina y evidente.Pero por esa misma razón creo que Cosmópolis es tan interesante y puede disfrutarse desde una perspectiva menos analítica. No es tanto la ambición ni las pretensiones lo que fascina, sino la forma en la que lo presenta (qué forma de rodar en interiores) y la forma en la que lo narra (esas interpretaciones y esos diálogos desprovistos de vitalidad; esa comicidad seca y cruel).Me quedo con esta cita de Manohla Dargis para The New York Times, muy relevante en los tiempos que corren:“Tomada como un comentario sobre el estado del mundo en la era del tardocapitalismo (para empezar), Cosmópolis puede parecer obvia y casi banal. Pero estas banalidades, que están acompañadas por miradas vidriosas, también son la clave: el mundo está quemándose y todo lo que algunos de nosotros hacemos es ver las llamas con una familiaridad exhausta”.Cosmópolis está disponible en Filmin.🌐 Facebook concreta planesBy Marina EnrichLo importante: Nick Clegg, el presidente de asuntos globales de Meta, escribió un artículo la semana pasada exponiendo en unas 8.000 palabras qué significa el metaverso y por qué es relevante. Sí, igual no es la forma más efectiva de hacerlo cuando tienen como misión “acercar a la gente”, lol.Contexto: en octubre, Facebook anunciaba que iba a cambiar su nombre a Meta para representar el nuevo rumbo de la empresa hacia el metaverso.Es importante recordar que ese cambio se hizo en medio de una muy mala racha de imagen por falta de transparencia.Wait, ¿qué era el metaverso? El metaverso es una experiencia más inmersiva de internet. Incorpora la realidad virtual, pero no solamente eso. Hoy en día quienes más han desarrollado ideas del metaverso son juegos online como Roblox o Minecraft. Emilio tiene un vídeo hablando del tema.Las claves: Durante estos últimos meses, tanto Clegg como Mark Zuckerberg han desarrollado las siguientes ideas sobre el metaverso:El metaverso no es un producto como lo es Instagram. Es una infraestructura que no posee nadie y en la que todo el mundo debería poder desarrollar ideas —y es ahí dentro donde Meta desarrollaría productos.Meta no gobernará el metaverso, “igual que no hay un internet de Google, o un internet de Microsoft”, dice Clegg. Aunque con el poder que tienen estas grandes tecnológicas, es fácil argumentar que sí tienen un papel importante en la futura gobernanza.Los problemas de moderación continuarán. En el metaverso habrá los mismos problemas que tenemos en la vida real y Meta sigue sin plantear soluciones. Las reglas que habrá dependerán de la “sección” en la que estés dentro del metaverso.En 10-15 años, o quizá más, veremos el metaverso tal y como lo imaginan Clegg y compañía.El Presidente de Asuntos Globales de Meta ha planteado muchas preguntas sobre el metaverso y no ha resuelto tantas dudas. Está claro que es un gran reto, pero visto el pasado (y presente) de Meta, no se pueden permitir no ser más transparentes con sus planes de acción para lidiar con esos problemas.Además, tampoco ha hablado sobre los planes de monetización de Meta en el metaverso, pero como ya los sabemos (i.e. rastrear y elaborar perfiles para comercializar los datos), es muy difícil que no nos genere desconfianza.Pero bueno, como dice Clegg al acabar el artículo, el metaverso va a llegar, queramos o no. 🙃En otro orden de cosas, hoy ha vuelto Lunes por el mundo con novedades sobre la gira de Joe Biden en Asia, la caída de Mariúpol en Ucrania o los temporales que han devastado ciudades en India y Bangladesh, entre otros titulares internacionales.Puedes volver a ver el directo completo en Twitch.Feliz semana, This is a public episode. If you’d like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.lawikly.com/subscribe

Charlie reacts after the Milwaukee Bucks fell to the Boston Celtics in Game 2. Charlie explains why he feels the counterpunch from Boston was still pretty weak. While there are things to work on for the Bucks, Charlie sees them as all fixable opportunities (0-21 minutes). Charlie talks about the impact that Luis Urias could make for the Brewers and potentially prove that the Brewers do not need them. Lastly, Charlie does the Wisconsin shotski on scheduling events at NBA arenas for playoff teams, Alex Lasry's bad week, and a review of The Batman (SPOILERS)

Alex Lasry is one of about a dozen candidates running for US Senate in Wisconsin. He's also the Senior VP of the Milwaukee Bucks -- when he's not running. Had to ask him about the Bucks a bit, but then we did dive into a lot of the issues surrounding the Senate race, including healthcare, taxes, Citizens United and, of course, Ron Johnson. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This month on the show, we talked to Alex Lasry, the Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks, about the team's dramatic stand for social justice last year during the NBA Playoffs. It's a really important story and a great case study for how organizations can and should navigate some of these situations we face as a nation. But Alex has a lot of other irons in the fire, too. And so in this bonus episode, Dusty can't help fanboying a little bit over the really incredible Bucks team. Alex explains why he thinks the City of Milwaukee has a “Quiet Swagger” that will surprise a lot of out-of-towners. And, he explains the comms strategy that he's deploying in his run for a U.S. Senate seat. Visit podcampmedia.com/news to sign up for our e-newsletter. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With a shot at an NBA title on the line, an entire basketball team refuses to take the court. They won't even come out of the locker room. It's a sports marketing nightmare. And just last year, it came true for the management of the Milwaukee Bucks basketball team. Alex Lasry is the Senior Vice President of the Bucks. And even though he was shocked just like the rest of us when the 2020 walk-out happened, he supported the team's decision whole-heartedly. Because there was an entire summer of reasons why the Milwaukee Bucks didn't take the court on August 26, 2020. But they crystalized around the police shooting of a black man in Kenosha, Wisconsin, and the violence and even deaths that followed.  In this episode, Alex explains what went through his mind as a sports marketing professional during the historic events of last summer, and explains how the Bucks' new ownership group has strived to push back against decades of institutional racism in Milwaukee. Plus, CBS Sports Senior Editor Andrew Julian joins us to put the Bucks' wildcat walk-out in the proper historic context. Sign up for the Podcamp Media e-newsletter for updates on our new Milwaukee headquarters Grand Opening in the spring. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Our panel updates us on the titanic Congressional battle to overcome a handful of Corporate Democrats standing in the way of the most sweeping reform in half a century, President Biden's Build Back Better Act. We then welcome Kirk Bangstad, the founder of Minocqua Brewing SuperPAC, to discuss their emerging plan to file federal lawsuits against school districts that don't protect kids and educators from COVID. Finally, for two full segments we have Alex Lasry, Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate, to discuss his campaign and the kind of Senator he hopes to become.

On this episode of DEEP DIVES I am joined by Alex Lasry, Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks and Democratic Candidate for United States Senate in the state of Wisconsin. Alex and I discuss his early interest in sports and politics, his role as Senior VP of the Bucks, what it was like winning the NBA Championship last season, why he decided to run for US Senate, a number of issues and initiatives that he is passionate about and much more!

On this episode of the Indy Podcast we provide a quick breakdown and insight on the contested Democratic Senate Race for 2022. Will Bucks in Six deliver Alex Lasry, will Midwestern charm bring it home for Tom Nelson, or was the all academic while waiting for Mandela Barnes to jump in? Check out this episode to find out!    As always support us on Patreon And find more content at https://lacrosseindependent.com/ Check out West Coast Wisconsin for more La Crosse Independent Podcast content, available on all major podcast apps! Music composed and preformed by Mark James Seltz - Sections taken from Heliotrope 4. Find more at his soundcloud here -> https://soundcloud.com/mjseitz

7/21/2021 - Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President Alex Lasry reacts to the Bucks NBA Finals victory over the Suns See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Campaign finance reports are out, and they show Republican Sen. Ron Johnson raised more money between April and June than any of the Democrats who would want to run against him. But at least one potential Democratic challenger is close behind. Johnson hasn't decided yet whether he'll seek a third term next November.

On the Friday edition, Howard Beck welcomes Bucks co-owner Marc Lasry and Bucks exec Alex Lasry, to discuss the 2021 Finals, the incredible rise of Giannis Antetokounmpo and lessons learned in seven years of franchise ownership. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today's Midday podcast covers U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson facing even more reelection pressure as he strengthens ties to Donald Trump after the impeachment trial, Opportunity Wisconsin launches an ad campaign and Alex Lasry announces his U.S. Senate bid.

Today's Midday podcast covers U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson facing even more reelection pressure as he strengthens ties to Donald Trump after the impeachment trial, Opportunity Wisconsin launches an ad campaign and Alex Lasry announces his U.S. Senate bid.

Scott and Eric keep it casual for this episode as they discuss the passing of Rush Limbaugh, primary victories for MKE DSA endorsed candidates for School Board, Alex Lasry, and Ted Cruz's Cancun getaway.

Today's Midday podcast covers state superintendent primary winners Pecatonica School District Superintendent Jill Underly and former Brown Deer School District Superintendent Deborah Kerr as well as GOP Senate primary winners moving on to face off in the April 6 general election and Democratic candidate Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry's bid for Johnson's seat in the U.S. Senate.

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Kerr and Underly advance in race for state superintendent Gov. Tony Evers outlined state budget in address last night Aspirus encourages women to schedule mammograms around COVID-19 vaccinations Wisconsin legislature signs off on tax cut for business that received pandemic loans Milwaukee Bucks executive Alex Lasry announces senate run

On the Monday TDRP, we talk to the radio voice of possibly the next champions from the State of Wisconsin. Plus, it was exactly one year ago that Doug covered his last major sporting event, the 2020 NBA All Star Game. But where exactly were the Bucks a year ago? Their past and future joined Doug for two very different conversations.

Dan reports on Alex Lasry's financial ties to the Evers Administration.

The Complete Show from 2-2-2021

On a special Monday edition of Tapping The Keg, Charlie and Mitch talk about a host of things for today's show. They start talking about the Milwaukee Bucks' bad weekend if it's worth panicking about plus if Bud is on the hot seat. They talk about Mike Pettine leaving and what's next plus some talk around Sherman or Watt to the Packers plus reaction to the Stafford trade. The boys also talk about Milwaukee Brewers doing absolutely nothing while their NL Central rivals make moves and wrap up the show about the controversy of Alex Lasry getting vaccinated.

One day after Giannis signs the richest contract in NBA history, Justin talks with someone who was in that room and a part of the big day - Bucks Sr. VP Alex Lasry (4:05). What was the timeline of events, what does this mean for the community and does it increase the pressure? Alex answers all of these questions and talks about the planning that went into the new season and what this year looks like on the business side.Giannis addressed the media as this interview was being recorded - hear what Giannis had to say one day after signing the supermax (40:19).

Justin Garcia chats with Ashton Rotman just moments after the Bucks announce the signing of a supermax extension with Giannis. What does this mean for the future of the team and who's most relieved by the news? Justin also shares how he sensed something may be in the works on Tuesday and previews the next show this week - a conversation with Bucks Sr. VP Alex Lasry

Milwaukee Bucks VP Alex Lasry jumps back on the show to talk NBA season '21 tip-off, the Bucks disappointment in the bubble, the pressure on the franchise, Josh Oppenheimer and much more!Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you.Built BarBuilt Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you'll get 20% off your next order.BuiltGoVisit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you'll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Milwaukee Bucks VP Alex Lasry jumps back on the show to talk NBA season '21 tip-off, the Bucks disappointment in the bubble, the pressure on the franchise, Josh Oppenheimer and much more! Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Built Bar Built Bar is a protein bar that tastes like a candy bar. Go to builtbar.com and use promo code “LOCKEDON,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. BuiltGo Visit BuiltGO.com and use promo code “LOCKED,” and you’ll get 20% off your next order. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the latest episode of “Meeting in Middle America,” host Steven Olikara interviews Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President Alex Lasry, who discusses his work developing the team over the past four years as well as the rise of the Bucks' star player, Giannis Antetokounmpo. Lasry also talks about his past work in politics, his path to joining the Bucks' organization and the team's more recent involvement in social issues. “Meeting in Middle America” is a collaboration between the Lubar Center for Entrepreneurship at the University of Wisconsin—Milwaukee and WisPolitics.com/WisBusiness.com. Sponsored by WAGET and Bridge & Build.

This week, on Hoops Adjacent, David Aldridge talks with Howard Beck and Bucks' SVP Alex Lasry on the importance of Black Lives Matter. How George Hill set off an unprecedented event of protest, and where the NBA goes from here. Is the NBA's plan to start back up December 22 too soon? Will the players play? Reasoning the Bucks' exit from the Bubble and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex Lasry talks Fiserv Forum as a voting site on Wisconsin's Morning News

Alex Lasry - SVP from the Bucks joined Bart to talk Bucks basketball  See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

SVP of the Bucks, Alex Lasry rejoins LOB. Lasry discusses the Giannis suspension, the way Giannis is officiated, families entering the bubble and the Bucks early play down in Disney. Having also been at Disney for the Bucks-Celtics game, Lasry talks about the experience of watching a live game in the bubble. Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors!  Helix RIGHT NOW Helix is offering up to 200 dollars off ALL mattress orders and two free pillows. Get up to 200 dollars off at Helixsleep.com/lockedonnba  Theragun Try Theragun RISK-FREE for THIRTY-DAYS. Go to Theragun.com/LOCKEDON right now and get your Gen 4 Theragun TODAY.  MyBookie Join today and MyBookie will match your deposit 100%, plus they’ll toss you a Free $10 MLB Future wager. All you gotta do is enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA when signing up. Rock Auto Amazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Justin Garcia talks with Bucks Sr. VP Alex Lasry about the resumption of the season, his experience in Orlando, thoughts on next season and an update on the DNC

SVP of the Bucks, Alex Lasry rejoins LOB. Lasry discusses the Giannis suspension, the way Giannis is officiated, families entering the bubble and the Bucks early play down in Disney. Having also been at Disney for the Bucks-Celtics game, Lasry talks about the experience of watching a live game in the bubble.Support Us By Supporting Our Sponsors! HelixRIGHT NOW Helix is offering up to 200 dollars off ALL mattress orders and two free pillows. Get up to 200 dollars off at Helixsleep.com/lockedonnba TheragunTry Theragun RISK-FREE for THIRTY-DAYS. Go to Theragun.com/LOCKEDON right now and get your Gen 4 Theragun TODAY. MyBookieJoin today and MyBookie will match your deposit 100%, plus they'll toss you a Free $10 MLBFuture wager. All you gotta do is enter promo code LOCKEDONNBA when signing up.Rock AutoAmazing selection. Reliably low prices. All the parts your car will ever need. Visit RockAuto.com and tell them Locked On sent you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Sam Amick hosts a 2 part special episode of the Tampering Podcast. In Part 1 Sam is joined by Nate Boyer, the former NFL player and Green Beret who influence Colin Kaepernick to kneel during the National Anthem. HIs stance on the NBA players kneeling, the story on he and Kaepernick, and morePart 2 with Marc and Alex Lasry, owners of the Milwaukee Bucks, begins at the 28:45 mark of the show. The Lasry's open up about being in the second level of the bubble, Giannis' leadership and play this season, feelings on Giannis re-signing, the chase for the NBA title and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Back in March, Alex Lasry found out the COVID-19 pandemic had not only canceled his wedding but also put his team's pursuit of a championship on hold. In this episode of Deff-initely Milwaukee, Carl Deffenbaugh chats with the Bucks Senior VP about what it will take for the NBA season to resume and how, even if the Democratic National Convention goes virtual, it can still turn Milwaukee into a major player on the national and global stage. You'll also hear about Lasry's time working in the Obama White House and his favorite restaurant takeout during this time of social distancing.

The SVP of the Milwaukee Bucks, Alex Lasry joins LOB once again to give the state of the land in a wild month for the world. Alex discusses the days prior to the stoppage, response for arena workers, player welfare and more in an interesting as always discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The SVP of the Milwaukee Bucks, Alex Lasry joins LOB once again to give the state of the land in a wild month for the world. Alex discusses the days prior to the stoppage, response for arena workers, player welfare and more in an interesting as always discussion. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

We continued the conversation we started last week by having nine more business owners and local leaders on the podcast to talk about COVID-19 and their continued transition in these isolated times.This week's episode is special. It kicks off with Senior Vice President of The Bucks and Chair of the 2020 DNC, Alex Lasry, who talks candidly about the Bucks and the DNC, their reactions to the news of being postponed, and what's next.We also heard from local business leaders Kira Lafond, Denise Thomas, Khalif El-Amin, and Mike and Monica Jurken on how they have adapted, what it has been like going through COVID-19, and what the future looks like. We close the episode out hearing from President of Marquette University Dr. Mike Lovell. It was interesting getting his perspective on what went on at Marquette behind the scenes, the abrupt end to the Big East Tournament, moving classes online, and more. 

The guys get the first hour of the show with a bang as we hear from Milwaukee Bucks Sr. Vice President about the state of the Bucks team in an interview with Josh Dukelow from "Fresh Take" on WHBY! We also discuss the Mel Tucker situation at Michigan State and should his players from Colorado be able to transfer with no penalty? Trevor Bauer from the Cincinnati Reds talks about the state of the MLB and his criticism on how players are being marketed.

(00:00) Local News Chat: Sturgeon Update & Catch-a-Ride (18:17) Your Take on Employees Stealing From Employers (43:45) Sarah Kons, Hooper Law Office, Explains Probate (57:07) Alex Lasry on DNC in MKE & the Milwaukee Bucks (90:00) The Takeaway: Representation in Media Matters

Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President, Alex Lasry is a special guest, as he discusses load management, Malcolm Brogdon, the luxury tax, All-Star weekend in Milwaukee and a whole bunch of Giannis related topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Milwaukee Bucks Senior Vice President, Alex Lasry is a special guest, as he discusses load management, Malcolm Brogdon, the luxury tax, All-Star weekend in Milwaukee and a whole bunch of Giannis related topics. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex Lasry is the Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks where he directs the company's development initiatives, the Bucks re-brand, the historic public-private partnership for the new arena and the 30-acre development project in downtown Milwaukee. Alex is also the Chair of the 2020 Democratic National Convention taking place in Milwaukee. Brad and Alex reminisce about pick-up basketball at the Obama White House, the upcoming NBA season, his Milwaukee Bucks, and what to expect from the upcoming Democratic National Convention.

The team snags Alex Lasry to discuss how he became a champion for the city and the journey to get the DNC in Milwaukee. Listen in as the team discusses how Milwaukee can embrace 2020 and avoid being caught on its heels.

Ben and Kyle from Milwaukee's Bridge The City Podcast came by GGMM to preview their Political Open Mic event. The event is being held May 16th at Gathering Place Brewing Company in partnership with Newaukee. The Bridge the City Podcast helps bridge together people, resources, and ideas that inspire Milwaukee to action. Their show has featured interviews with Mayor Tom Barrett, Alex Lasry, and many more Milwaukee leaders. They've covered topics like Youth Justice in Milwaukee and Election Specials, and even let Ian Abston on for an episode. Tune in, learn what they're all about, and check out their podcast! Head to https://www.bridgethecitypodcast.com/ to learn more about the event.

Alex Lasry joins Homer & Gabe to discuss the Bucks' playoff run ahead of the Eastern Conference Finals.

Alex Lasry previews the start of Bucks/ Celtics on Wisconsin's Morning News

Alex Lasry of the Milwaukee Bucks joins Homer and Gabe to discuss Giannis' MVP campaign and to preview the playoffs.

Bucks Senior Vice President Alex Lasry talks playoffs on Wisconsin's Morning News

Alex Lasry, Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks, joins Homer and Gabe to discuss the season thus far, their success against James Harden and the Rockets, and more.

Milwaukee Bucks VP Alex Lasry joins Homer and Gabe to talk Bucks.

Bucks SVP Alex Lasry Joins Drew and KB

Milwaukee Bucks Senior VP Alex Lasry joins Homer and Gabe to discuss the Bucks as they charge toward the playoffs.

Alex Lasry, Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks, joins Homer and Gabe to talk about the team's two All-Stars, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Khris Middleton, and more.

Frank and Eric get together at Broken Bat Brewing Company in Milwaukee and discuss the Bucks with Bucks senior vice president Alex Lasry. (The audio is what it is. It was a live podcast. You should join us next time we do it! Hope the audio isn't too bad for you though!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Frank and Eric get together at Broken Bat Brewing Company in Milwaukee and discuss the Bucks with Bucks senior vice president Alex Lasry.(The audio is what it is. It was a live podcast. You should join us next time we do it! Hope the audio isn't too bad for you though!) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

“The Road to Milwaukee.” My, that phrase has an undeniably nice ring to it. That simple four-word incantation would make its way into the ears of millions of Americans if Milwaukee won the bid to host the Democratic National Convention in 2020. Every Democratic presidential candidate would have their sights on Milwaukee, the final stop on their road to the Presidential nomination. National news outlets, spirited campaigners, and candidates alike would be uttering that phrase repeatedly for over a year leading up to the Democratic Party's big announcement. Alex Lasry, Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks, community-involved Milwaukeean, and former Deputy Assistant for the Obama administration is spearheading the charge to put Milwaukee in the national spotlight. Richie sat down with him to talk all things DNC. Tune in to hear Alex Lasry go in-depth about the convention, its innumerable benefits, and the process behind getting the bid. (Spoiler alert: he took some rather important Democratic Party representatives to Wolski's!)

Alex Lasry joins Wisconsin's Morning News to discuss Milwaukee's pitch to host the Democratic National Convention

Alex Lasry talks Fiserv Forum on Wisconsin's Morning News

A conversational, full length interview with Alex Lasry, Senior Vice President of the Milwaukee Bucks. We learn about his efforts to get the 2020 Democratic National Convention to Milwaukee, the economic and promotional benefits the convention could bring to the city, and how to ensure these benefits are felt by residents from all over Milwaukee and not just downtown. Share your thoughts with #Milwaukee2020.Producers: Benjamin Rangel, Kyle Hagge, Sam WoodsWebsite: bridgethecitypodcast.comInstagram: @BridgeTheCityPodcastTwitter: @BridgeTheCityWiEmail: Bridgethecitypodcast@gmail.comLogo Design: Ryan FlynnMusic: Casey Masters

The GoGedders make a visit to the headquarters of the Milwaukee Bucks to talk with Senior VP Alex Lasry and Chief Marketing Officer Dustin Godsey.