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NJ Gov. Chris Christie’s premiere on the national stage is not going so well.<\/p>\nNJ Gov. Chris Christie’s premiere on the national stage is not going so well.<\/p>\n
I was joined on this week’s BradCast<\/i> on KPFK<\/a>\/Pacifica Radio<\/a> by Bryan Murphy<\/a>, the former employee of David Wildstein, Christie’s Port Authority appointee and old high school chum who gave the order to shut down the George Washington Bridge access lanes from Fort Lee, NJ in the still-expanding “BridgeGate” scandal.<\/p>\n Murphy worked as the Managing Editor of Wildstein’s PoliticsNJ.com website some years ago and is now an Asst. Professor at Baruch College. Along with another former Wildstein employee, MSNBC’s Steve Kornacki, Murphy posited over the weekend<\/a> that a “billion dollar development” adjacent to the GWB access lanes in Fort Lee — a development that has been fought over for at least four decades, but is being finalized now — could very well be at the heart of this scandal.<\/p>\n We discussed that, the scandal’s effects on Christie’s 2016 hopes, and what lies ahead as the investigations and subpoenas continue to peel back the rotten onion.<\/p>\n Then I was joined live from West Virginia by my friend Bob Kincaid of Head-On Radio<\/a> for the latest on the ground in Freedom Industries’ toxic chemical spill<\/a> which has poisoned the drinking water for hundreds of thousands there — and is now heading down river towards Ohio. Bob has been fighting the coal industry for years in WV and offers key insights that only an on-the-ground WV native can…and in the way that only Bob can!<\/p>\n Plus, the 9 completely unverifiable touch-screen votes<\/a> that will determine which party controls the Virginia state Senate, Desi Doyen with the latest Green News Report<\/i><\/a> and much more…<\/p>\n