Left, Right & Center
Deadly terror attacks in New Zealand
Also in the show: President Trump’s first veto in defense of his border wall, Boeing, and college admissions scandal
By Josh Barro • • 51m ListenOn Friday, there was a terror attack at two mosques in Christchurch, one of New Zealand’s largest cities. At the time of recording, forty nine people are reported dead. What radicalized the attacker, who was an apparent white nationalist? What, if anything, can governments do to stem radicalization online?
The Senate voted to reject President Trump’s emergency declaration to build his border wall. Twelve Republicans crossed the aisle to rebuke President Trump, forcing the first veto of his presidency.
Elizabeth Warren has a plan to break up big tech — is it a good idea? Tony Fratto joins from SXSW to give his take on that and the Federal Aviation Administration grounding all Boeing 737 Max jets following similar actions around the world. Finally, a college admissions scandal got a lot of attention this week. Have we learned anything new about fairness and the wealthy and powerful?
Josh Barro
Former host of Left, Right & Center
Rich Lowry
National Review / KCRW's Left, Right & Center
Elizabeth Bruenig
Staff writer, The Atlantic
Sara Fay
Former producer of Left, Right and Center
Rosalie Atkinson
Associate Producer, Left, Right & Center and All The President's Lawyers
Tony Fratto
Founder of Hamilton Place Strategies and former White House and U.S Treasury Department officia