Author Barbara Ehrenreich went undercover in her new book "Nickel and Dimed: About (not) getting by in America" to see how the "other half" lived, only to discover that often they can't. Not that many mainstream media outlets are interested. Brooke interviews Barbara about the unpopularity of stories about the working poor.
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