Capitol View August 11

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Lieutenant Governor Tim Griffin joins Mallory Brooks to discuss a wide range of topics, including the two mass shootings last weekend. He also talks about his efforts to encourage apprenticeships. Griffin says business leaders can play a key role in educating the workforce of the future in Arkansas. Plus, a look to the future and his plan to run for Governor in 2022. Also, with school back in session, the legislature has established some new rules, including a mandate for more recess time.

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