The German foreign minister is visiting the United States to discuss moving the Middle East toward a peace settlement.

Continue watching

Lebanese Prime Minister Rafiq Hariri discusses the prospects for regional peace in the Middle East on the eve of his meeting with President Bush.

Continue watching

Terence Smith interviews Judge William Webster, director of the Security Review Commission, about his just-released report on security at the FBI in the wake of the Hanssen spy affair.

Continue watching

Former Senator George Mitchell, architect of the Mitchell peace plan, evaluates the danger for greater regional violence, and the prospects for bringing peace between Israelis and Palestinians.

Continue watching

Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz discusses the rules of governing military tribunals and other Pentagon matters.

Continue watching

Former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker discusses problems in the accounting industry and his recommendation that Arthur Andersen be split up.

Continue watching

Senate Minority Leader Trent Lott on judicial nominee Charles Pickering, campaign finance reform, and election reform.

Continue watching

The U.S. envoy to Afghanistan discusses efforts to bring peace to the war-torn nation.

Continue watching

Jim Lehrer interviews Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf on his country's role in the world.

Continue watching

Senate Majority Leader Tom Daschle (D-S.D.) talks to Jim Lehrer about President Bush's tax cut, Democrat federal spending priorities, and last week's dramatic hearings on Enron and the budget.

Continue watching