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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Middle Ground

6 segments

Krugman on the Economy 13 min

City Work 16 min

Oscar Film Series: Which Way Home 9 min

Going Home With Oscar 16 min

Five Census Myths (Part 5) 6 min

Oscar Contest: Your Current Events Movie Titles

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Knowing when to compromise can be a tricky thing. Paul Krugman thinks that Democrats can compromise on health care but not on bank reform, and he joins us to explain why. Plus: classic New York jobs; handicapping the Oscars; Which Way Home takes on immigration from an immigrant's eye view; and one more Census myth debunked.

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