Secretary of State William Galvin responds to tough criticism over Massachusetts’ public records laws.
It’s a tale of three headlines: Boston is among the worst in income inequality, housing is even less affordable, and Olympics boosters are promising thousands of jobs. We'll ask our caucus if one could help cure the others. Hear from Boston City Councilor Tito Jackson, former City Councilor and candidate for Boston Mayor Mike Ross, and MassGOP chairwoman and Quincy City Councilor Kirsten Hughes.
We’re going deep inside the investigation of the Gardner Museum theft, with the museum's security director Anthony Amore, and longtime Boston Globe investigative reporter and author Stephen Kurkjian.
And hear Jim out on embracing "good enough."
