Hardball | September 05, 2012
GOP war on arts ignores economic benefits
MSNBC's Chris Matthews talks with actress Patricia Arquette, actor John Leguizamo and Robin Bronk of the Creative Coalition, about their reactions to Tuesday night's speeches at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, North Carolina and why the arts are worth defending from Mitt Romney’s threatened cuts.
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