Condoleezza Rice Former Secretary of State looks back on iraq and reflects on what she would have done differently.
Paul Bremer, Gen. James Cartwright (Ret.); and Robin Wright share their thoughts on the end of the war in Iraq.
Here are some stories we’re following today:
Payroll tax cut: President Obama has hit the campaign trail and ramped up his rhetoric; he says he’ll forego his annual Hawaiian vacation to stay in Washington until Congress passes an extension of last year’s payroll tax holiday. Failure to extend the cuts would mean the average American family would see an additional $1000 taken out of their paychecks in 2012. With less than three weeks until the new year, Congress continues to battle over this legislation.
Debate night: A string of new polls this week confirm Newt Gingrich as the current GOP frontrunner. His surge couldn’t have come at a better time, with only three and a half weeks until the Iowa caucuses. Gingrich and the other leading Republican presidential candidates will take the stage on Saturday for another presidential debate. After being knocked off his top-of-the-pack perch, will Mitt Romney go on the attack?
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Sen. Patty Murray, chair of the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee, talks about what Congress can do for our veterans.
Panelists weigh in on the No. 1 burden on our veterans once they return home from war?
Retired Staff Sgt. Dale Beatty co-founded Purple Heart Homes to help veterans of all ages with a variety of needs.
The Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army says the armed services needs to "reach out" and help struggling veterans.
Sen. Lindsey Graham says the "only way I know to make this thing successful is to put pressure on Tripoli."