Mitchell Reports | January 04, 2013
NY senator calls 'shenanigans' in the House over Sandy relief 'indefensible'
Frustration was still running high in Congress on Friday even though the Sandy relief bill passed easily – many thought it was a little too late, with the bulk of aid not up for a vote for two more weeks. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, D-N.Y., discusses.
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