More Supreme Court; City Politics; Dear Prudence Advice

The Brian Lehrer Show | Jun 27, 2013

The Supreme Court struck down DOMA and same-sex marriage is legal again in California. Troy Stevenson from the group Garden State Equality is here to sort out what that means for New Jersey, a state that currently allows same-sex civil unions, but not marriage. Plus: WNYC's Brigid Bergin talks about the state of the NYC mayoral race and NYPD oversight; Adam Liptak of The New York Times on how the business community will benefit from recent Supreme Court decisions; and the next installment of our advice series with Slate’s Emily Yoffe. 

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