Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy

And Then Everything Changed

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 8, 2011

Connecticut Governor Dan Malloy gives his perspective on the state’s finances, balancing the budget and how his governing style compares to the governors of New York and New Jersey; Jeff Greenfield of CBS News talks about his new book, Then Everything Changed: Stunning Alternate Histories of American Politics, and offers alternate histories of modern American history; and another installment of Science 101 looks at the physics of heat and thermal conductivity. 

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