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Richard Morrison, Jeremy Lott and Marc Scribner collaborate to bring you episode 82. We cover the deficit, Reagan’s legacy, Cablevision v. ABC, RNC fundraising and David Paterson.
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Your host Richard Morrison welcomes Jeremy Lott and Ryan Young for episode 62. We start with the newspaper bailout, Steven Chu on energy policy and Google’s copyright troubles. We then look at New York’s finances, Obama at the UN and a Washington, D.C. corruption scandal.
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