US Attorney Preet Bharara Continues to Probe the Cuomo Administration
Ken Lovett, Albany bureau chief for The Daily News, and Jim Heaney, editor and executive director of Investigative Post, talk about U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara's investigation into any wrongdoing in relation to contracts awarded as part of Governor Cuomo's Buffalo Billion economic development plan, plus more state news.
Then David Sirota, senior editor with The International Business Times, joins to talk about what federal agencies say will happen to our Mighty Hudson if GE is allowed to end its cleanup operations.
.@NYGovCuomo open to changes in how Buffalo Billion contracts are awarded. http://t.co/DBpsrw2aoO #Buffalo
— Jim Heaney (@JimHeaney) September 30, 2015
Is NY ready for a state-wide $15 minimum wage? Tweet/call to tell us why - or why not -- 212-433-9692.
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) October 1, 2015
"The people already making $15 or $18/hr are going to want an increase, too." - Caller to @BrianLehrer, abt raising #MinWage to $15/hr.
— Josh Weinberger (@kitson) October 1, 2015
@BrianLehrer I don't feel bad the middle man has suffered so big business can get fat
— FRANK DEGENNARO (@FRANKDEGENNARO1) October 1, 2015
@BrianLehrer agree with the caller re cops & min wage. I'm licensed Atty & my 1st job post bar paid only $15 w/8 yrs & $300k in higher ed
— High Society Hobo (@highsocietyhobo) October 1, 2015
Pivoting now to other @NYGovCuomo news - no comment on GE's plans to shut down cleanup of Hudson. By @davidsirota: http://t.co/jmh615IIAO
— Brian Lehrer Show (@BrianLehrer) October 1, 2015
