9/11 Controversy, Primary Power Moves, Trump's Big Promise

As New York marks 25 years since 9/11, the anniversary is becoming a political battleground. Jack O’Donnell weighs in on what that says about the state of politics today, and takes on a series of other fights unfolding in New York and across the country.In this episode:9/11 at 25: Why is a day of remembrance becoming a political flashpoint and when will justice prevail?Open primaries: Should unaffiliated voters have a greater role in New York’s primary elections?Crime and the governor’s race: After violence at the West Indian Day Parade, the political blame game is underway.Accountability in Albany: A state senator faces scrutiny over allegations involving campaign and taxpayer-funded travel expenses.Trump’s $5,000 promise: What should voters make of the president’s latest proposal as Republicans look toward the midterms?Jack cuts through the latest headlines and looks at what’s really at stake. Listen in!