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Interview: Bennett #439020

CNN Evening News for Monday, Apr 23, 2001
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(Washington: Wolf Blitzer) Live interview held with former drug policy director William Bennett about the war on drugs in light of the mistaken downing of a missionary plane in Peru and other matters. [BENNETT - says the drug interdiction effort has been very successful; comments on the decision by President Bush and Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld not to sell Aegis missiles to Taiwan; opposes United States trade with China because it violates human rights; states his views on Bush's education policies and whether the president is committed to fighting for his proposals.] [On CNN last week, Pat ROBERTSON - comments on China's abortion and population policies.]

Reporter(s):
Blitzer, Wolf
Duration:
00:06:50

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