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Governor Dayton on the legislative session and work that remains

Gov. Mark Dayton
Gov. Mark Dayton leaves the podium after addressing the legislature's failure to pass a bonding or transit bill, Monday, May 23, 2016. Dayton said he hasn't decided whether he's going to give state lawmakers a second chance to finish their work and fund both public works projects and road and bridge repairs that were left undone after the Legislature devolved into chaos in the final minutes of the session early Monday morning.
Glen Stubbe | Star Tribune via AP

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Governor Mark Dayton sits down with MPR News host Tom Weber to talk about transportation and the possibility of calling a special session for lawmakers to complete work left undone.