Dick speaks with Yang Li, who was born and raised in China. As soon as he got his citizenship in the U.S., he bought a gun. He considers it a tool that defends against tyranny, and he has joined gun rights groups and spoken at rallies.
Dick speaks with a former U.S. Marine who was sexually assaulted in her barracks, and to an attorney who has filed a series of lawsuits on cases of rape in the military.
Protesters in Syria have called for the resignation of President Bashar al-Assad, once a London physician who succeeded his father as head of state when he died. Few outsiders have had the chance to speak with him. Dick speaks to Abdul Rahman al-Rashed, a journalist who has interviewed him multiple times. He can describe the man ruling Syria.
Physician Don Berwick was asked to head up Medicare and Medicaid for the Obama administration. He tells about what it was like to try to make change from the inside and the roadblocks he encountered.
The Michigan State Legislature passed a 48-month lifetime limit on welfare benefits - we hear from Kathy Dygas who lives near Detroit and was affected by the change.
