Washington Week | June 18, 2010 Webcast Extra | PBS

http://www.pbs.org/washingtonweek In this online-only extra, Gwen and the panel will discuss the President's oval office address and the latest developments surrounding the BP oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico; the war strategy for the US in Afghanistan; and the Supreme Court's decision on whether private text messages on company owned devises should stay private, plus a look ahead to the last week of the high court's session this term.

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This week's panelists:
Charles Babington, Associated Press
Juliet Eilperin, Washington Post
Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Joan Biskupic, USA Today

Category:

News & Politics

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• Gwen Ifill
• Washington Week
• PBS
• news
• Gulf oil spill

[swankrecords]

I like Gwen's raspberry clothing. Very nice.

[BeantownJim]

Impeach obama!

[waitaminute991]

what areyou seerious

[GhostDog65]

Has that moron from Tx lost his mind?! Hmmm! Apologize!!!!! If we ever finish up with the middle east!! We might need to invade the home of BP and return the favor they have given the USA!! Piss on BP!!

[hanscarter]

The $20 billion dollar BP fund for cleaning and restoring the Gulf is NOT a "shakedown". If you look at it long term, that amount of money will not be enough when you consider the lost revenue of fishermen and tourism. It also won't come close to covering the damage that hurricanes and tropical storms will cause because of all the barrier lands and vegitation that will be destroyed by this catastrophe. THIS IS NOT A SHAKEDOWN!

[threephasewolf]

Gwen is sexy ;)

[timluns]

Stick a folk in! Joe Barton Is DONE. What have we elected as Americans? apologizing to a British Company For Trashing Our AMERICAN Shores? What a piece of trash.