They’ll no doubt be covering that subsequently.
FEIW, I did listen to the whole thing, and the issues they’re taking about aren’t dependent on the contents of the Hogue Report to make sense or have value. There was nothing in the report that causes their discussion to be in any way off track. They’ll aren’t talking about the report; they’re talking about the larger underlying issue and identified systemic challenges, including legislative and institutional. Those aren’t new problems. If anything, listening to the rest of it will be a useful foundation for understanding subsequent coverage of the report’s findings.
