March Tue, 2005
Governor Richard Codey’s State Budget Message (2005)
March 1, 2005 Governor Richard Codey delivers his Annual State Budget Message. This is a rebroadcast of the speech and is hosted by Kent Manahan. After the speech, Michael Aron hosted a legislative response with the budget officers of the legislature: from the Assmbly, Joe Malone (R) and Lou Greenwald (D) and from the State Senate, Wayne Bryant (D) and Martha Bark (R). (56:29)
March Tue, 2002
Governor Jim McGreevey’s First State Budget Address (2002)
Governor Jim McGreevey delivers his first state budget address on March 26, 2002. Coverage is hosted by Kent Manahan. Following the speech, Michael Aron interviews State Senators Wayne Bryant (D) and Bob Littell (R) and Assemblymen Louis Greenwald (D) and Joseph Malone (R) for the legislative response. (53:57)
February Mon, 2002
Governor Jim McGreevey’s State Budget Crisis Speech (2002)
Governor Jim McGreevey delivers a speech to a joint session of the New Jersey legislature on February 11, 2002 addressing the state's budget crisis. Coverage is hosted by Kent Manahan with analysis by Roger Bodman and Rick Thigpen. Michael Aron reports from the site of the speech, with reaction interviews with former Governor Brendan Byrne (D). Aron also interviews former Don DiFrancesco Aide Tom Wilson (R) as well as Assemblymen Louis Greenwald (D) and Joseph Malone (R). (55:44)
January Tue, 2001
Governor Christine Todd Whitman’s Final State Budget Address (2001)
Governor Christine Todd Whitman delivers her final speech as New Jersey governor--a state budget address--on January 23, 2001, before taking over as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency. The program is hosted by Kent Manahan. Following the speech, reporter Michael Aron interviews legislators Senator Bob Littell (R), Assemblyman Leonard Lance (R), Senator Bernie Kenny (D) and Assemblyman Joe Charles (D). (53:24)
January Mon, 1999
Governor Christine Todd Whitman’s Sixth Annual Budget Address (1999)
Governor Christine Todd Whitman's Annual Budget Address for FY2000, delivered on January 25, 1999. The program was hosted by Kent Manahan with reporting from Michael Aron and analysis from Roger Bodman and Jim McQueeny. After the speech, Aron interviews State Senator Bernard Kenny (D), Assemblyman Joe Charles (D), Senator Bob Littell (R) and Assemblyman Rich Bagger (R). (1:23:49)
June Fri, 1996
Governor Christine Todd Whitman Signs the FY1997 Budget (1996)
Raw footage of a press conference held on June 28, 1996 at which Governor Christine Todd Whitman made a statement and signed the FY1997 state budget. Senate President Don DiFrancesco and State Senator Bob Littell also spoke. Journalists asked Governor Whitman questions after the signing. (14:55)
January Mon, 1995
Governor Christine Todd Whitman’s Second State Budget Address (1995)
Coverage of Governor Christine Todd Whitman's second annual State Budget Address, delivered on January 23, 1995. Coverage is hosted by Kent Manahan, with analysis from Roger Bodman and Jim McQueeny and on-site coverage from reporter Michael Aron. Following the speech, Aron interviews legislators Jack Collins, Joe Roberts, Bernie Kenny, and Bob Littell. (55:40)
June Tue, 1993
Governor Jim Florio Comments on Signing the State Budget (1993)
Michael Aron joins other reporters as Governor Jim Florio addresses the press on June 29, 1993, after signing the FY1994 New Jersey State Budget. Includes raw footage of Governor Florio leaving the office. (10:41)
February Tue, 1993
Governor Jim Florio’s Fourth State Budget Address (1993)
Governor Jim Florio's fourth and final State Budget Address, delivered on February 9, 1993 for Fiscal Year 1994. Hosted by Steve DeMicco with reporter Larry Stuelpnagel. (36:57)
March Thu, 1990
Governor Jim Florio’s First State Budget Address (1990)
Governor Jim Florio's first state budget address, delivered on March 15, 1990. The coverage is hosted by Kent Manahan and Michael Aron provides analysis. Larry Stuelpnagel interviews Assembly Speaker Joe Doria and, after the speech, Assemblyman John Watson, Senator Laurence Weiss and Republicans Assemblyman Rodney Frelinghuysen and Senator John Ewing. (1:15:14)