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At the time of Slobodan Milosevic's trial, attorney Steven Kay was appointed to the former Serbian leader's defense team. Between delays, lack of funding, and his client’s courtroom antics, the case was even more difficult than Steven imagined. But during the several year trial, Steven also came to know Milosevic in ways he never expected. Also in this show: Hedging Bets With The Swine Flu

With nearly 16% of Americans without health insurance, hospitals overwhelmed with non-paying patients, and medical costs rising by double digits, lawmakers are now trying to come up with a solution to America's health care crisis. Dick Gordon talks with one physician in Apex, North Carolina who thinks he offers a partial solution. Dr. Brian Forrest accepts no insurance and operates on a "cash only" basis. His prices are posted in his waiting room. Also in this episode: outsourcing healthcare.

In high school, Mike Baab worked as an undercover liquor operative for the Washington State Liquor Control Board.

New York City has agreed to reimburse the Occupy Wall Street Library for books destroyed as police cleared protestors out of Zucotti Park.