First, Guest Host Mike Whitaker Discusses The Death Of Musab Al-Zarqawi With Anthony Cordesman, A Defense And Military Expert At The Center For Strategic And International Studies. They Talk About The Significance And Implications Of Al-Zarqawi'S Death. Next, Mike Whitaker Sits Down With Governor Haley Barbour Of Mississippi, To Talk About Governor Bourbour'S Year Since Hurricane Katrina. Last September, Barbour Vaulted To National Prominence With His High-Profile, Take-Charge Response To The Storms That Devastated The Gulf Coast And Southern Mississippi. Less Than A Year Later, He`S Preparing His State For Another Hurricane Season That Meteorologists Say Could Be Every Bit As Dangerous. Finally, Guest Host Bill Flanagan Talks To Elvis Costello And Allen Toussaint About Their New Album, River In Reverse, Which Deals With New Orleans, Katrina, And Its Aftermath. watch
The United States Secretary Of Energy, Spencer Abraham, Talks About The Prospect Of Energy Independence. Then, A Discussion About The Book Medal Of Honor With Co-Authors Allen Mikaelian And Mike Wallace. Finally, A Remembrance Of Fashion Designer Bill Blass With A Rebroadcasted Interview. watch
Ted Stevens Muck UpdateSenator Ted Stevens (R-AK) hasn't been kicked out of the Senate yet, but he's teetering ever closer to the edge. We've been intently covering his Byzantine dance of corruption involving former Veco CEO Bill Allen, his son former Alaska State Senator Ben Stevens (R), and a newly remodeled home. To save you from losing track of all the sordid details we bring you an update on where exactly Stevens stands and the surprising leniency of his fellow Senate Republicans in light of the Larry Craig scandal.Remodeling A Senator's Home, All in A Year's WorkAllen Admits Veco Employees Worked on Stevens' Home RenovationTed Stevens' Son Identified In Corruption CaseStevens: No Comment On New Bribery ChargesTPMmuckraker's full Ted Stevens archivesTPMtv: Muck, Northern Exposure watch
