Murdoch Papers

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010

Rupert Murdoch is on the verge of acquiring the Wall Street Journal. On today’s show: how the WSJ might change if Murdoch owns it. Also, some New York theater. First, a 1905 comedy that’s just had its New York premiere. Then, Romeo and Juliet, now being staged in Central Park. Plus: we'll find out what U.S. lobbyists are willing to offer the leaders of oppressive regimes.

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