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Oklahoma Watch Reporter Talks About Story on Oil, Gas Donations

By Oklahoma Watch Oklahoma Watch | April 24, 2018
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Oklahoma Watch reporter Trevor Brown is interviewed on OETA-TV’s “Oklahoma News Report” about his earlier story and data tracing all donations to legislators from oil and gas industry interests.

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