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Season 2019 Episode 17 | 26m 46s
Veteran journalist Harry Rosenfeld sits down for an interview about his new book "Battling Editor: The Albany Years." Also, NYSUT Executive Vice President Jolene DiBrango discusses the criticism against the state tests given to children in Grades 3-8.
Aired: 04/26/19
Video has closed captioning.Support provided by the Leo Cox Beach Philanthropic Foundation and WNET/Thirteen.
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