Weekend TV – 20 years of Reporters Roundtable

Weekend TV – 20 years of Reporters Roundtable

By Matt Friedman | November 25th, 2009 - 5:48pm
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Reporters Roundtable with Michael Aron special 20th anniversary edition

The four former Statehouse reporters from the first Roundtable show two decades ago return to reminisce with host Michael Aron:  Jim Goodman of The Trenton Times;  David Wald of The Star Ledger, currently spokesman for AG’s office; Sal Paolantonio of the Philadelphia Inquirer, currently an ESPN reporter; and David Blomquist of the Record, now the online director for Penn Jersey Advance.

Airs: Friday at 7pm, Sunday at 10am

On the Record

Essex County Executive Joe DiVincenzo to discusses the legislative leadership shakeup; Richard Keevey, former OMB director under Governor Tom Kean, and Peter Lawrance, former state treasurer under Governor DiFrancesco, discuss Governor-elect Chris Christie’s budget options.

Airs: Sunday at 9am and 11am, Monday at 6:30am

Power & Politics

GOP strategist Roger Bodman and Democratic strategist Tony Bawidamann talk about the challenges Chris Christie will face; Assemblywoman Amy Handlin & Dr. Joseph Reichman (President of the Medical Society of NJ) on health care reform measures in NJ; Steve Adubato Jr. on the latest headlines; and Politifax’s Nick Acocella with his insight and analysis. 

Airs: Saturday and Sunday at 10am and 3pm

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Peter Lawrance was not treasurer under Whitman and DiFrancesco

Submitted by bergen_prince on November 25, 2009 - 7:21pm.

He was treasurer under Donni D when they pushed thru the pension give away that has thrown us into a hole, but he was not whitman's Treasurer.

No My9 show at Noon?

Submitted by bitaryo on November 26, 2009 - 8:20am.

Just asking.

Not sure.  Usually I get

Submitted by Matt Friedman on November 26, 2009 - 11:11am.

Not sure.  Usually I get the info in my email, but I don't have it.

-Matt

Hey Matt, correct the reference

Submitted by bergen_prince on November 26, 2009 - 1:31pm.

You really should clear up who Lawrance was Treasurer for.

GOP strategist Roger Bodman

Submitted by MadMax on November 27, 2009 - 9:35pm.

For who?

Bodman is yesterday's news.

What a Joke just like the so called NJ Republicans.

lawrance only acting treasurer

Submitted by truthseeker2009 on November 30, 2009 - 2:08pm.

lawrance was never confirmed by senate - in fact not even sure if DD even formally submitted his name

Wake-Up Call

Morning News Digest: February 9, 2010

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Wally Edge

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