Power & Politics: Will Sen. Menendez blame his wife? Surge in antisemitic incidents
Also discussed, the Anti-Defamation League reporting an unprecedented surge in antisemitic incidents with New Jersey's numbers doubling in 2023, and New York City's congestion pricing plan impact on the Garden State.
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4ds agoOn this week's Power & Politics, News 12 New Jersey's Eric Landskroner discusses whether Sen. Robert Menedez will blame his wife as newly-unsealed court documents shed some light on a potential strategy when his corruption trial starts.
Also discussed, the Anti-Defamation League reporting an unprecedented surge in antisemitic incidents with New Jersey's numbers doubling in 2023, and New York City's congestion pricing plan impact on the Garden State.
This week's guests include Matt Friedman, author of Politico's New Jersey Playbook, and Scott Richman, regional director of the Anti-Defamation League of New York and New Jersey.
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