Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle discusses the Senate Democrats' economic recovery plan and President Bush's competing tax cut proposal.

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Jim Lehrer discusses the progress of the military campaign in Iraq with Marine Corps General Peter Pace, the vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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Amidst the threat of a possible war with Iraq and other domestic issues, Treasury Secretary John Snow discusses the state of and prospects for the U.S. economy.

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Department of Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge discusses his efforts to prepare Americans for a possible terrorist attack.

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Iraqi ambassador to the U.N. Mohammed Aldouri discusses his country's response to the U.N. weapons inspectors report presented to the United Nations Security Council this week.

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James Loy, the new director of the Transportation Security Administration, discusses the new federal measures requiring airports to screen all baggage for explosives beginning in 2003.

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Ray Suarez talks with FAA Administrator Marion Blakey about the safety and efficiency of the airline system during the upcoming holiday season.

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The Republican and Democratic parties voted for their new leaders Thursday. The Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D. Calif.) to be the new House Minority Leader. Pelosi is the first woman chosen to lead her party in the Congress.

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Rolf Ekeus, the former head of the U.N.'s Iraq inspection team, discusses the prospects for a potential new round of inspections.

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House Minority Leader Dick Gephardt talks about his decision to relinquish his position in the wake of Democratic losses on Nov. 5.

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