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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Obama’s Case for New York

7 segments

Playing Host to Controversy 17 min

Open Phones: Students and Ahmedinejad 9 min

The Nuclear Question 8 min

Your cubicle has eyes! 15 min

Obama to New York 9 min

Cafferty Files 24 min

Fare Play 16 min

Barack Obama is campaigning in New York right now to make his case for president. Find out why he thinks he’d be a better president than the hometown candidates. Also, how much freedom of expression do you have in the workplace, and CNN commentator Jack Cafferty. Plus, we hear from Columbia University president Lee Bollinger the morning after Ahmedinejad's speech, get an analysis of his statements on nuclear proliferation, and get reactions from Columbia students who attended the event. And the MTA is planning to raise fares again; WNYC reporter Beth Fertig explains the details.

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