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The Brian Lehrer Show

Tuesday, March 08, 2005
  • Social Security Part 6: Senior Moment

    If, as the president insists, those over age 55 will not be affected one way or another by his proposal to offer private accounts as part of Social Security, why are senior citizens among the most vocal opponents to the proposed changes? Also: tips for taking the new SAT exam which debuts Saturday.

Bush Talks Syriasly

Tony Karon, World Editor for time.com,
» Time
and
Jefferson Morley, Staff writer for washingtonpost.com,
» Washington Post
offer analysis of President Bush's speech on the Middle East and potential reaction to it from Europe and the international community

Bush's Speech

Listen to the speech
» Whitehouse release on the speech

Monitoring Lebanon

Annia Ciezadlo , correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor based in Beirut -on the withdrawl of Syrian troops from Lebanon and Hezbollah rally in support of Syria
» More on Annia Ciezadlo's reporting
and
Hassan Fettah correspondent for the New York Times in Beirut on the demonstration organized by Hezbollah in Beirut today

Social Security Part 6: Senior Moment

Tim Penny, former Congressman (D-Minn), chairman of the For Our Grandchildren National Advisory Board, he served on the President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security,
» For Our Grandchildren
and
Max Ritchman, Executive Vice President of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare, on the effects of the President's Social Security proposals for those over age 55
» National Committee

January Guest: Elliot Sander

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Elliot Sander, Executive Director of the MTA, is joining Brian Lehrer every Thursday for the month of January.

Got a question for Lee Sander? Ask it below!

Coping with the Economy

Many New Yorkers have questions about the economy - I've been laid off, what now? How do I collect unemployment? Where should I look for a job? The Brian Lehrer Show helps New Yorkers find answers as they cope with the struggling economy.

Lost City

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Steve Zeitlin executive director of City Lore and co-author of Hidden New York: A Guide to Places That Matter, and Brooks of Sheffield, the pseudonym of the author of the Lost City blog, offer a postmortem of the local establishments lost in 2008.

Judge Kaye Retires

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New York State Chief Judge Judith Kaye is retiring at the end of this year. She reflects on her 25 years on the bench and what it was like becoming the first female judge in the state’s highest court.

2008 News Quiz

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It's been a busy year. From the campaign trail that led to Barack Obama's historic election, to a grueling recession - and everything in between - we've kept you posted. Were you listening?

Video Picks

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Check out some recent video clips of interviews with guests and Brian Lehrer's weekly Web video picks.