U.S. Policies Are More Harmful Than WikiLeaks, Says Nader

Ralph Nader says the military and foreign policies of both the Bush and Obama administrations have caused more damage to the United States’ security and reputation than Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. (0:54)

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Obama: It's Time To Turn The Page In Iraq

President Barack Obama delivers a primetime address to the nation from inside the Oval Office.

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Afghan War Will Not Be Open-Ended, Says President Obama

President Barack Obama delivers a primetime address to the nation from inside the Oval Office.

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Expert Says Bush, Obama Iraq Agendas Polar Opposites

Senior Fellow at the Center for American Progress Brian Katulis says the Bush administration and the Obama adminstration had very different approaches in handling the situation in Iraq. Katulis says Bush’s approach resembled that of a Hail Mary play in football, whereas Obama’s was more similar to a slow, succesful running attack. (0:31)

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Legal Expert Says Obama Has Followed Bush On Congressional Oversight

Morton Rosenberg, a legal expert from the Congressional Research Service, says President Obama has continued "controversial" policies used by former President George W. Bush, and that Congressional oversight over the executive branch has "yet to be revived." (0:58)
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Pelosi: I Tried To Ban Torture

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) explains how she, as speaker, tried to pass a law banning torture, but it was vetoed by President Bush. Because the Democrats lacked the necessary amount of seats they were unable to override Bush's decision. She knew that the only way torture would have been banned was through the election of a new president, and with President Obama, torture was once again banned. (0:22)
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Pelosi: CIA Briefing Was Innacurate

Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) attempted to clear-up any questions regarding how much she knew about the CIA's use of waterboarding and when she knew that they did employ it. She unequivocally stated that she was given an "inaccurate and incomplete" briefing as waterboarding had already occurred at the time of the meeting, though the agent failed to mention this point. Also, she stated that the CIA lied to America at the same time in regards to their statements on weapons of mass destruction. (0:29)
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Former FBI Agent: Torture Not The Most Effective Solution

Ali Soufan, a former FBI supervisory agent who worked under the Bush administration, describes the two methods of interrogation used by both the CIA and the FBI: the "informed interrogation approach" and the "enhanced interrogation method". The second corresponds to torture and is regarded "compliance rather than to elicit cooperation, according to Soufan. (0:55)
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"Obama administration...no different than the Bush administration"

By Kayleigh Harvey - Talk Radio News Service

Eugene Bird, President of the Council for the National Interest made this distinction at a public hearing today held by the Council for the National Interest on the implications of the current U.S. Military Aid to the Middle East. He said, "The Obama administration with regard to the re-supply of Israel, regardless of what she does, regardless of how she uses the weapons, is no different than the Bush administration.”

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Congressman Melancon says he is proud of America

Congressman Charlie Melancon tells Former Congressman Bob Ney he is "proud of America" and what he thinks will happen after the inauguration at Radio Row on January 19, 2009 (02:01).
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Former Congressman Bob Ney interviews Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky about investigating Bush administration

Former Congressman Bob Ney interviews Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky about investigating Bush administration at Radio Row on January 19, 2009 (01:53).
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Inaugural Radio Row: Senior Fellow and Director of American Progress Daniel J. Weiss

International Affairs Correspondent Blanquita Cullum talks to Daniel J. Weiss, Senior Fellow and the Director of Climate Strategy at American Progress about environmental issues, the Bush administration and Obamas policies. (8:53)
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Inaugural Radio Row: Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y)

Stacey Van Malden interviews Congressman Jerrold Nadler (D-N.Y) about the Bush administration and Habeas corpus used by the Congress. (3:06)
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Inaugural Radio Row: Dr. Harlan Ullman

International Affairs Correspondent Blanquita Cullum talks to Dr. Harlan Ullman Senior Adviser Center for Strategic and International Studies about the Bush administration and Obama as the new president. (5:33)
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Bush's final words

President George W. Bush gave his last news conference in the Brady Press Briefing covering a range of issues including the economical stimulus package, the Middle East, and his legacy. (46:31)

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Bush denounces the "politics of personal destruction"

When asked what he would not miss about being President, Bush replied that he would not miss "the politics of personal destruction", and stated that while he intended to change the tone of Washington, he was unsuccessful (0:45).
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Bush on auto bailout: "I haven't made up my mind yet"

President Bush said that he has not yet decided whether he will use TARP funds to bail out the auto industry (0:26).
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Sheehan: Pelosi supported Bush

Cindy Sheehan, noted peace activist and Congressional candidate for California’s 8th District, says that her opponent Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) has supported Bush by funding the war and backing the FISA Modernization Act (0:31).
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Bush administration will not attack Iran

Former UN Secretary John Bolton says that he does not believe the Bush administration will attack Iran before the President leaves office (0:27).
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President Bush makes a statement on the economy

President Bush speaks in the Rose Garden about the state of the American economy. (8:15)
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