Videos

Mr. Collender discussed the daily news headlines and responded to callers' questions.

The guests discussed the daily news headlines and responded to callers' questions.

Thomas Schrupp talked about the Justice Department moot court exercise. He talked about why a moot court is used and the makeup of the court.

The guests discussed the daily news headlines and responded to callers' questions. Due to the age of source media, the video breaks up.

Ms. Burford discussed the daily news headlines and responded to callers' questions.

The guests reviewed the main news headlines from the year and discussed the most popular news columns.

Guests discussed how Iowans were effected politically, economically and socially by events during 1985.

Mr. Messing discussed several different aspects of the United Sates military and responded to callers' questions.

Mr. Kessler discussed how the United States should confront providing aid to the Philippines for defense spending and responded to callers' questions.

Mr. Wade discussed the daily news headlines and responded to callers' questions.

Mr. Wolfson discussed the role of the press and commented on his book, The Untapped Power of the Press. Due to the age of source media, the video breaks up.

Ms. Swain opened up the phone line for callers' discussion.

Christopher Hitchens discussed political affairs in South Africa and responded to callers' questions.

The guests discussed Presidents Reagan’s plan to cut federal deficit and responded to callers' questions.

Raymond Strother and Eddie Mahe, Jr talked about the 1986 political races.

The Environmental Protection Agency was celebrating its fifteenth anniversary. Lee Thomas talked about the progress the agency has made in regulating toxic materials.

Reporters discussed what was accomplished by Congress during 1985 and what to expect in 1986.

The House continued to debate legislation to reduce the federal deficit by $74 billion. This is an incomplete program.

The guests discussed the news headlines from the week and responded to callers' questions.

The Justice Department held a Moot Court in the case of Jones v. United States. This was part of a program to train federal lawyers to be better trial lawyers. Note: There is ongoing audio …