Hector Lasalle: Update on Gov. Hochul's Chief Judge Nominee
Clip: Season 2023 Episode 2 | 1m 55sVideo has Closed Captions
Get an update on Hochul's nomination for New York's next chief judge.
Get an update on Hochul's nomination for New York's next chief judge.
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Hector Lasalle: Update on Gov. Hochul's Chief Judge Nominee
Clip: Season 2023 Episode 2 | 1m 55sVideo has Closed Captions
Get an update on Hochul's nomination for New York's next chief judge.
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Hochul's State of the State Analysis, Chief Judge Nomination
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Clip: S2023 Ep2 | 9m 42s | Panel analyzes Gov. Hochul's 2023 State of the State address and chief judge nomination. (9m 42s)
Recap of Gov. Kathy Hochul's 2023 State of the State Address
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Clip: S2023 Ep2 | 5m 21s | Get a recap of the main points from the governor's agenda. (5m 21s)
Sen. Rob Ortt Reacts to Hochul's State of the State Address
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Clip: S2023 Ep2 | 8m 20s | Senator Rob Ortt responds to Governor Hochul's agenda for the 2021 legislative session. (8m 20s)
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