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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Setting Boundaries

7 segments

Online Only: (Un)Lucky Day? 1 min

Too Big to Fail, Too Big to Exist? 21 min

Newly Elected: Westchester County Executive 16 min

High School Tycoons 12 min

Defending ACORN 9 min

NPR Ombudsman 30 min

On Display 10 min

Lawyers for the anti-poverty group ACORN filed a lawsuit claiming Congress violated the Constitution when it took their federal funding away. Vince Warren, executive director of the Center for Constitutional Rights, explains ACORN's case. Plus, U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders on banking reform; NPR Ombudsman Alicia Shepard; newly elected Westchester executive Rob Astorino; and the everyday voyeurism of high-rise city living.