Bright Red Lines

The Brian Lehrer Show | Sep 28, 2012

Both Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas addressed the United Nations General Assembly yesterday. Rami Khouri of the American University of Beirut discusses what they said—and what it means for the region. Plus: The Bronx District Attorney has changed policy with respect to dealing with some stop and frisk cases; redefining masculinity for young men; the phones will be open for young people to weigh in on taxes and entitlements; hear why Governor Cuomo is supporting Republicans; and the business of sports memorabilia.

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