Webcast Extra - March 18, 2011
Special | 7m 30s
Obama's decision-making on Libya; nuclear energy in America; currency in Japan
On the Webcast Extra, more on the United Nation and its resolution against Gadhafi and how the Iraq and Afghanistan wars influenced President Obama in his decision making. Also, the panel looks at the strength of the Libyan military against the joint forces. Plus, more on the politics behind nuclear energy in America and why Japanese currency increased in value after the earthquake and tsunami.
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Major funding for “Washington Week with The Atlantic” is provided by Consumer Cellular, Otsuka, Kaiser Permanente, the Yuen Foundation, and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.
Webcast Extra - March 18, 2011
Special | 7m 30s
On the Webcast Extra, more on the United Nation and its resolution against Gadhafi and how the Iraq and Afghanistan wars influenced President Obama in his decision making. Also, the panel looks at the strength of the Libyan military against the joint forces. Plus, more on the politics behind nuclear energy in America and why Japanese currency increased in value after the earthquake and tsunami.
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