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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

In The Know

6 segments

Secrets 20 min

Outbound Train 12 min

Measure by Measure 17 min

The Face of Immigrant Women 20 min

Housing For All? 19 min

Pomp, Circumstance, and Lots of Questions 10 min

The debate over the torture memos brings up questions of who knew what (back then), and how much the public should know (now). Former Senator and Chair of the Intelligence Committee Bob Graham discusses what it means to “know” within Washington. Plus, recently-retired MTA chief Lee Sander; the current state of the home-buying dream for middle-income New Yorkers; and the May series on economic indicators continues. Digesting Politics is Back! Crowdsource Project: Help WNYC and ProPublica Track The Stimulus Money!