Thursday, May 21, 2009
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
Former Senate Intelligence Chair on torture controversy
Congress, the President, the CIA, and Departments of Justice, State and Defense are debating the value and morality of interrogation techniques. A former GOP Senator speaks of lessons learned when he was Chairman.11:00 a.m.GuestsDavid Durenberger: U.S. Senator (R-Minn) 1978-1994. Durenberger was Chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee in the 1980's.More from MPRSenate blocks funds for Guantanamo closure (05/20/2009)
President Obama gives national security address
President Barack Obama discusses national defense and details his plans to close down the Guantanamo prison in a major address at the National Archives in Washington, D.C.12:00 p.m.More from MPRSenate blocks funds for Guantanamo closure (05/20/2009)After Guantanamo, what next? (03/26/2009)Sen. Klobuchar discusses key issues facing Congress (05/20/2009)Iran says it tests missile, Israel within range (05/20/2009)Netanyahu pressed to approve Palestinian state (05/19/2009)
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