Two of the most influential newspapers in the nation are getting new bosses for their editorial pages. How will new editorial leadership affect the national debate? Host Brooke Gladstone talks to the newly named Editor of the Wall Street Journal Editorial Pages, Paul Gigot. Host Bob Garfield talks to incoming New York Times Editorial Pages Editor, Gail Collins.
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