Assemblyman Louis Greenwald says he's not surprised the state revenue is turning out lower than Gov. Chris Christie's projections.

After Gov. Chris Christie gave a speech about tax relief, Democrats fired back that the governor isn't doing enough to help New Jersey's working families.

Assembly Speaker Sheila Oliver and Majority Leader Louis Greenwald explain their tax cut plan, as well as comment on other current events.

They say Gov. Christie's focus should be on property tax relief instead of an income tax cut.

Democratic leaders said they disagree with Christie's proposal for a 10 percent income tax cut.

Louis Greenwald is interested in answers, and as chairman of the Assembly Budget Committee, he is willing to wait for them. A recent grilling of ...