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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

Inside Michigan Politics, A Sneak Peak at the Met Breuer

5 segments

Republicans Rumble, Democrats Debate, and Other Weekend Politics 40 min

New Jersey Transit Strike Looms Over Morning Commute 15 min

Michigan Gets Ready to Vote 24 min

How Twitter Could Wind Up a Failure in Wall Street's Eyes 18 min

Met Breuer Sneak Peek 12 min

Democratic presidential candidates Senator Bernie Sanders (D-VT) and Hillary Clinton walk off stage during a break in the CNN Democratic Presidential Primary Debate in Flint, Michigan.

Coming up on today's show:

Hear a recap of the latest political news, including Sunday night's Democratic debate in Michigan.
New Jersey Transit workers are planning to strike on March 13th. Hear what's at stake for the union workers - and for your commute - from WNYC's Kate Hinds.
Get the inside scoop on Michigan politics with Michigan Public Radio host Rick Pluta ahead of the state's primary.
Doug Rushkoff, professor of media theory and digital economics at CUNY Queens, offers steps on how to make the digital economy live up to its promise of prosperity for all.
Get a sneak peek at the Metropolitan Museum's new location in the former Whitney building designed by Marcel Breuer, with WNYC art critic Deborah Solomon.