Radio: Should C-SPAN Have Control of the Cameras in Congress?

The recent Speaker election in the House gave the American people a closer view of Congress, and has re-ignited an old debate: Should C-SPAN have more control over what their cameras show? Jonathan Bydlak from the R Street Institute discusses whether or not lawmakers really want this change, and the pros and cons of implementing this policy.

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