Victoria Jones speaks to the award-winning grassroots health advocate, Anton Gunn, about what is lacking in health care.

Gunn sees the potential for more organization and unity to influence lawmakers to make access to health care a reality for all. (0:44)
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Sen. Claire McCaskill (D-MO) answers questions on troop levels after the State of the Union Address.

McCaskill says that it is important to staff our military with enough troops and stresses the importance of following inspector general reports. (1:24)
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Victoria Jones questions White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about Mrs. Bush's skin cancer.

Jones asks Press Secretary Snow if medical privacy was the reason for not informing the press about Mrs. Bush's skin condition. (0:46)
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Victoria Jones asks White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about remarks made by former Secretary Powell

Jones asks White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about remarks former Secretary of State Colin Powell made the day before. Appearing on CBS' Face the Nation, Powell referred to the situation in Iraq as a civil war, and stated "we are losing the war". (1:36)
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Victoria Jones asks White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about the term civil war.

Jones asks White House Press Secretary Tony Snow whether the President has had any reaction to the use of the words "civil war" or that we are "losing in Iraq", made by former Secretary of State Colin Powell over the weekend.(1:37)
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Victoria Jones questions Press Secretary Tony Snow on what role, if any, that Ahmed Chalabi is playing for the Bush administration with regards to Syria

Snow responds by saying that he is not aware of any role that Ahmed Chalabi plays for the Bush administration. (0:49)
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Victoria Jones presses Tony Snow at the White House press briefing on an alleged conversation between the Saudi King Abdullah and Vice President Dick Cheney on the topic of US withdrawal from Iraq.

Snow is not denying that the two men may have had a conversation, but he is warning the press away from reports that the Saudi King warned that Saudi Arabia would back the Sunnis if the United States pulls out of Iraq. (0:36)
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Victoria Jones asks Tony Snow if its possible that regardless of what Saudi Arabia's official position may be, that its possible that the Saudi's would support the Sunni militia in Iraq once the Americans leave.

Snow says that the content of the conversation as leaked is inconsistent with conversations in the past, but that "anything's possible." (0:52)
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Victoria Jones questions White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about what the American people want on the time table to pull troops out of Iraq.

Press Secretary Snow reacts to Jones observation that the American people want troops out of Iraq in the next one to two years and what the Bush Administration expects as a time table. (0:58)
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Victoria Jones questions White House Press Secretary Tony Snow about time tables on ending American occupation in Iraq.

Press Secretary Snow comments to Jones on waiting for a speech from President Bush to address when troops will be pulled out of Iraq. (0:17)
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Victoria Jones remarks to White House Press Secretary Tony Snow on what the Bush Administration calls 'victory' in Iraq and what role President Bush is playing in listening.

Snow comments that the Bush Administration will put their best efforts to succeed as quickly as possible and that President Bush is asking questions on how to achieve victory in Iraq. (0:40)
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Talk Radio News Correspondent Mark Finkelstein reflects on his two weeks in Iraq.

Finkelstein presents his commentary entitled: Iraq Retrospective (6:09)
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Bookjocky: Ellen Ratner interviews Rear Admiral Stuart Franklin Platt, author of Letters from the Front Lines: Iraq and Afghanistan

Ratner speaks with Platt about why he wrote the book, where he got the letters, and who these stories are about. (8:17)
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Talk Radio News Correspondent Mark Finkelstein reports from Camp Al-Asad, Iraq

Combat surgical hospital at Camp Al-Asad: Angel serving Angel; Finkelstein reports in Iraq.
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Bookjocky: Ellen Ratner interviews Dorothy Fall, author of Bernard Fall: Memories of a Soldier-Scholar

Ratner speaks with Fall about her husband Bernard Fall and the Vietnam War. (6:45)
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Victoria Jones talks to John Lampl, Vice President of Corporate Communications for the Americas with British Airways (Part 2)

Jones and Lampl discuss British Airways latest improvements to its Business Class (4:56)
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Victoria Jones talks to John Lampl, Vice President of Corporate Communications for the Americas with British Airways (Part 1)

Jones and Lampl discuss the latest flying restrictions (4:35)
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Bookjocky: Ellen Ratner interviews Ralph F. Young, Ph.D., author of Dissent In America: The Voices That Shaped a Nation.

Ratner and Dr. Young discuss various aspects of his book. (9:18)
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Talk Radio News Service correspondent Mark Finkelstein interviews Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq Barham Salih

Dr. Barham Salih, Deputy Prime Minister of Iraq, stating that an abrupt withdrawal of US troops would be adisaster, he was candid in observing that things have been tougher than expected. He also had comments on the new Democratic majorities and on Sen. Biden's partition proposal. (3:28)
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Talk Radio News Correspondent Mark Finkelstein reports from Fellujah, Iraq following an interview with Dr. Ali Aldabbagh, Chief Spokesman for Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki

Finkelstein relays Chief Spokesman Aldabbagh's reflections on the thoughts and feelings of the Iraqi people concerning the presence of American troops and the current state of Iraq. (2:16)
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