Former Senator: Oil Spill Panel Not Looking For Scapegoats

Former Sen. Bob Graham (D-Fla.) told reporters Monday morning that the panel he sits on assigned with investigating the Gulf Coast oil spill was not interested in finding scapegoats. Rather, Graham says, the comission was looking for facts. (0:15)

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Lieberman Calls For New Counterterrorism Measures

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says that U.S. safety is not improving and that a new system is required to adequately prepare the nation for possible biological terrorist attacks. (0:23)
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Former Sen. Warns Biological Attack More Likely Than A Nuclear Attack

Former Sen. Bob Graham (D-Fla.) says it is more likely that a biological weapon of mass destruction will be used in an attack than a nuclear weapon. He says there has been an "explosion in the biological area of capabilities." (0:20)
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Securing high containment labs essential for preventing terrorism

Commission on the Prevention of Weapons of Mass Destruction Proliferation and Terrorism chairman Bob Graham suggested improving protection for the high containment labs where pathogens are created by standardizing them (0:41).
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McCain’s judgement challenged

Former Senator Bob Graham (D-Fla.) says that republican presidential candidate Sen. John McCain was unable to rally support against the Water Resource Development Act and, though the federal government is now working to meet its obligations in the Everglades, questions what would have resulted had McCain’s judgement prevailed. (0:22)
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