they were still telling the lie that flint was forced to use the river because detroit kicked them off. mr. kroft in an interview tried to reit rate that. i had a document from a former emergency manager showing that he rejected an offer from detroit that would have kept flint getting clean, safe water, and when confronted with that, he caved in, told the truth and said, well, we looked at the situation, an evaluation was made by the state to use the river because it was cheaper. and i said did it go all the way up to the governor s office? and he said yes. and then subsequent to that, i interviewed sara wurfle, she has since resigned and asked her about mr. kroft s assertion and
michigan. kurt guyet has been working the story for the michigan chapter of the aclu. thank you very much for joining us and thank up for your work on this story. thanks for having me on. what do you consider to be some of the most important still unanswered questions here? well, one of the big unanswered questions is what role governor rick snyder s office had in all this. a couple months ago back in september actually i interviewed howard kroft, the former director of public works for the city of flint and at that time they were still telling the lie that flint was forced to use the river because detroit kicked