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The Brian Lehrer Show | Sep 5, 2011

Decade 9/11 conversations continue with New Yorker architecture critic Paul Goldberger and “I ♥ NY” designer Milton Glaser about the image and brand of New York City pre and post September 11th. Plus: the new Ambassador to the U.S. for Libya's National Transitional Council Ali Suleiman Aujali; Blake Mycoskie, the founder of TOMS Shoes and the author of Start Something That Matters, discusses his philosophy of social entrepreneurship, and an analysis from right and left of the latest in national politics.

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