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Season 2019 Episode 10 | 26m 46s
March is the month when activity at the State Capitol ramps up. Specifically, that means a lot more groups descend upon Albany looking to influence lawmakers as the April 1 budget deadline looms. Get a review of the headlines and gain insight at the Reporters Roundtable.
Aired: 03/08/19
Video has closed captioning.Support provided by the Leo Cox Beach Philanthropic Foundation and WNET/Thirteen.
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