Power & Politics Full Show: Gun violence and new congressional maps in New York
President Joe Biden traveled to New York City this we to discuss ways to deal with the deadly gun violence plaguing the five boroughs and beyond.
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Feb 6, 2022, 5:48 PM
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Updated 809 days ago
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9ds agoPresident Joe Biden traveled to New
York City this we to discuss ways to deal with the deadly gun violence plaguing
the five boroughs and beyond.
And Gov. Kathy Hochul signs off on new congressional
maps that give Democrats a heavy political advantage over Republicans. Is this
a course correction or gerrymandering at its worst?
Joining News 12’s Rich Barrabi are Suffolk Sheriff Errol Toulon
and former state Sen. Jack Martins.
