Christie Administration Violates Public Records Law

The Brian Lehrer Show | Jan 31, 2014

The release of subpoenaed documents that exposed the Christie administration's involvement in Bridgegate show how the Governor's Office has been keeping its decisions and expenditures quiet despite laws that require official business to be made public. Matt Katz, New Jersey Public Radio reporter, and Andrea Bernstein, metro editor for WNYC News, discuss his reporting on the transparency within the Chris Christie office.

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