Seeing Green

The Brian Lehrer Show | Apr 1, 2010
Governor Christie has outlined a budget for New Jersey that contains severe spending cuts for education, local government aid, and more. Two NJ lawmakers – one Republican and one Democrat – react. Plus: what we already know about Irish-Americans in New York and what this year’s Census may reveal. And a new deal that saves some public housing but puts it in the hands of Citigroup.

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