Forging Economic Legacies

The Brian Lehrer Show | Apr 7, 2012

Reihan Salam of The Daily and The National Review Online’s The Agenda defends the Paul Ryan budget and its proposed $5.3 trillion in cuts. Greg David, of the CUNY Journalism School and Crain's New York Business, traces the city's financial legacy from Main Street to Wall Street over the past 50 years in his new book Modern New York: The Life and Economics of a City. WNYC education reporter and SchoolBook contributor Beth Fertig looks at Chancellor Walcott’s first year and other education news.  Plus: Harvard Medical School's Dr. Robert Doyle talks about what it means to be “almost alcoholic.”

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