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Season 2019 Episode 47 | 26m 46s
On this episode of New York Now, host Ray Suarez sits down with two Constitutional law scholars—Paul Finkelman of Gratz College and Vincent Bonventre of Albany Law School—to discuss what the future may hold for the president’s legal troubles, and what role New York state might play in that future.
Aired: 11/26/19
Video has closed captioning.Funding for New York NOW is provided by WNET.
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