Tuesday June 5, 2007
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Guest host: Susan Page
President Bush heads to the G-8 summit after proposing a new international climate change framework and China announces its own national policy. A look at where world leaders might find common ground and the politics of global warming in the U.S.
Angela Anderson, vice president for climate programs, National Environmental Trust
Juliet Eilperin, reporter, Washington Post
David Victor, director, Program on Energy and Sustainable Development and professor of law at Stanford University.
Guest host: Susan Page
A U.S. military interrogator offers a first hand account of his experience in Iraq, the brutal methods he and others routinely employed, and why he came to believe U.S interrogation tactics fail both morally and strategically.
Tony Lagouranis, former U.S. Army Specialist from 2001 to 2005.
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