Politics

The secretary of state discusses the progress of the U.N. inspections in Iraq and diplomatic efforts to gain support for military action should Iraq refuse to disarm.

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The new majority leader of the U.S. Senate discusses potential military action against Iraq and Republican budget priorities for the 108th Congress.

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France suggests it might veto any new U.N. resolution authorizing military action against Iraq.

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Margaret Warner discusses the history of anti-war movements with a presidential historian, a California State Archives historian, and the director of the Miller Center for Public Affairs at the University of Virginia.

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Betty Ann Bowser reports on the history of protesting war.

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Jim Lehrer discusses the possibility of exiling Saddam Hussein with the chief diplomatic correspondent for the Los Angeles Times, a retired Egyptian diplomat and columnist for the Egyptian magazine Al-Mussawar, and the former CIA Middle East specialist and senior research…

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Experts discuss the growing movement by the international community to drive Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein into exile.

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Despite concerns voiced by health care workers' unions and a scientific panel, officials from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said that mass vaccination of a half-million medical workers could start as soon as next week.

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Margaret Warner discusses the varied views on a potential Iraq war with a spokesman for the Answer Coalition, one of the groups organizing this weekend's demonstrations; and the president and executive director of the Committee for the Liberation of Iraq…

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Thousands of demonstrators are expected in Washington this weekend to argue against a possible U.S. military strike on Iraq.

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