FBI Had Ft. Hood Evidence, But Did Not Pursue Investigation, Says Lieberman

Sen. Joe Lieberman (D-Conn.) shares findings of a report on the 2009 Fort Hood massacre that killed 13 and injured 32. (0:19)

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Lieberman Makes Pledge To Honor Memory Of Fort Hood Victims Through Reform

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), the chair of the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental affairs Committee, pledged to honor the memory of the victims of the 2009 Fort Hood massacre victims by reforming U.S. counterterrorism strategies. (0:34)

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Lieberman: U.S. Must Work With Muslim Community To Improve Counterterrorism Strategies

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.), the chair of the Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs, comments on neccessary reform in the realm of counterterrorism at a press conference Thursday. (0:23)

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Fort Hood Shooting Was The Most Destructive Terrorist Attack Since 9/11, Says Sen. Lieberman

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says Major Nidal Hasan's attack on Fort Hood Army Base earlier this month was the "most destructive terrorist attack on America since 2001." (0:30)
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Lieberman: Major Nidal Hasan Committed A Terrorist Act

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says that, based on his understanding of the definition of terrorism, Major Nidal Hasan was committing a terrorist act when he went on a shooting spree at the Fort Hood Army Base earlier this month. (0:21)
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Lieberman Says It's Responsibility Of Senate Homeland Security Committee To Investigate Ft. Hood Shootings

Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-Conn.) says the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has a responsibility to determine if the Federal Government had information that could have prevented the shootings at Fort Hood. (0:22)
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Texas Rep. Says Fort Hood Shooting Is An Act Of Terrorism

Rep. John Carter (R-Texas) said Tuesday that the Fort Hood shooting fits the definition of terrorism and should thus be treated as a terrorist act. (0:23)
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Texas Congressman Says New Bill For Fort Hood Victims Will Be Popular Among Soldiers

Rep. John Carter (R-Texas) said Tuesday that though he foresees some opposition from the Pentagon in passing a bill that would grant those killed and wounded in the Fort Hood shooting the same legal status as combatant casualties, he believes it will be popular among U.S. soldiers. (0:06)

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Ft. Hood Shooting Will Not Affect Troop Dedication

State Department spokesman Phillip Crowley says Friday during a briefing at the Foreign Press Center that the diversity of the U.S. military is unparalleled. Crowley argues that he does not expect the Fort Hood shooting to affect soldier dedication. (0:15)
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Obama Remarks On Fort Hood Shootings, Cautions Against Speculation

In an address Friday, President Barack Obama orders that flags be flown at half staff until Veterans Day in remembrance of those killed at Fort Hood on Thursday. Obama cautions against speculation about the mass shootings, but says that the White House will provide updates about the shootings as available. (1:32)
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