Senator Harry Reid at the 92nd Street Y

Summary

As the Senate majority leader, Senator Harry Reid draws on his willingness to compromise and reach across the aisle. In this crucial election year, he faces some of the most gnarled problems of his career: Iraq, the economy, the possibility of a brokered Democratic convention, grumbling about some of the Senate leadership, profoundly partisan sentiments in Washington, and the intricate headaches of a patent reform bill. Find out how he's tackling these and other issues, what he thinks is going on with the Democratic presidential race, and why he was called "Pinky", as he discusses his new book, The Good Fight: Hard Lessons from Searchlight to Washington.

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