Power & Politics Full Show: Lamont says UConn students fed misinformation on tuition hikes; Chinese spy balloon fallout
UConn students converged on the state Capitol this week to protest Gov. Ned Lamont's budget. They say it could cost them thousands more in tuition, but the administration warns that UConn isn't telling students the whole story.
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Feb 19, 2023, 12:31 AM
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4h agoUConn students converged on
the state Capitol this week to protest Gov. Ned Lamont's budget. They say it could cost them thousands more in tuition, but the
administration warns that UConn isn't telling students the whole story.
Also, Ken Gray,
senior lecturer of criminal justice, homeland security, and emergency
management at the University of New Haven, joins the show to discuss the fallout from the Chinese spy balloon
controversy.
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more movie and TV productions to Connecticut with State Rep. Joe Gresko.
