November 11, 2014
About the Episode
Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber weighs in on whether the president's signature achievement is vulnerable now that Republicans are poised take control of Congress. Is the local fishing industry on the rocks thanks to new federal regulations? Judge Mark Wolf’s courtroom has been ground zero for some of the state’s most notorious cases. Now he’’s taking his ideas to a bigger arena.
Aired:
11/10/14
| Expires: | Runtime: 28m 45s
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