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Author Brad Thor's Execution Solution to the WikiLeaks Problem

"Why are we so reluctant to kill people who need killing?"

November 30, 2010

With Brad Thor you have the thriller novelist side. And then you have the guy who seems to have comprehensive knowledge of most global issues. Like WikiLeaks:

Key quote: "Why are we so reluctant to kill people who need killing?"

To see our extended interview with Brad Thor about his new book, "The Athena Project," click here.

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