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The Brian Lehrer Show

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The Brian Lehrer Show

A Window into Wealth

4 segments

"NJ: You Got a Problem With That?" 33 min

Nets Gain? 17 min

How Political Islam Made It Big In The Middle East 32 min

The 740 Club 17 min

740 Park Avenue is more than just an affluent address. It has been home to executives of the most storied US corporations since its construction in 1929 -- just before the stock market crash and the depression. Find how how Manhattan’s richest apartment building is a window into the history of American wealth