Power & Politics Full Show: Political analysts discuss Lt. Gov. Benjamin’s fall; subway shooting; gas prices
There is so much to talk about this week in the world of politics – New York now has a budget for next year coming in at $220 billion but containing several controversial provisions including bail reform.
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Apr 24, 2022, 5:24 PM
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3ds agoThere is so much to
talk about this week in the world of politics – New York now has a
budget for next year coming in at $220 billion but containing several
controversial provisions including bail reform.
Discussing that topic
and money others are political analysts David Carlucci, a Democrat and John
Murtagh, a Republican – both former elected leaders.
