The Tory Lowe Show: Not My Fight, No Accountability & Who Really Pays the Price (Hour 2)

Tory Lowe opens the show reacting to the murder of two people in Minnesota, making the case that he has no interest in being pulled into fights that aren’t his—especially when the real issue he wants addressed is qualified immunity and holding systems accountable.. Tory breaks down a disturbing story out of California where a mother failed to buckle in her child, leading to the child falling out of a moving vehicle. Tory stresses the importance of car seats and basic safety, questioning how such negligence happens. The conversation then shifts to another shocking incident involving a man who fell through ice in Michigan. Tory then runs through the growing list of slumlord stories making headlines, arguing that landlords who repeatedly put tenants in dangerous conditions should face jail time or criminal charges—not just fines. The hour closes with a discussion about the data center being built in Mount Pleasant and a reminder that Milwaukee residents had little to no say in these projects, raising bigger questions about who gets a voice when major developments are decided