The Story

When Andrew Porter started as a writer, his success seemed charmed. He got into a prestigious writers workshop, got a story published in a national magazine and soon after found an agent. Late one night when he was nearly done writing his first book, he came home to find his apartment burglarized. All of his writing - computer, backups, printed copies - was gone.

Adam Deutsch and Kelli Stout were part of that group of students who were shocked to learn three detainees at Guantanamo Bay had been dead at least two hours before they were found, when they were supposedly under constant supervision. Also in this show: Hey, Isn't That Mine?

Dick spoke with Senator McGovern in 2007, and heard him read from his famous 1970 speech to the U.S. Congress condemning the Vietnam War. McGovern died Sunday, and we remember his clarity and eloquence.

Dick visits with a Mississippi doctor who has modeled his health care plan on the "health houses" he saw during a visit to Iran.