Winner of the Pulitzer Prize and more than a dozen other awards, Seymour Hersh shares his insights on the intelligence and military challenges of the Iraq war and the war on terrorism, including his recent news breaking exposé of the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in The New Yorker. Acknowledged as the most influential and acclaimed investigative reporter of the past 35 years, Hersh’s special focus on the abuse of power in the name of national security has led to his investigations of the My Lai massacre, the bombing of Cambodia, and the C.I.A.’s efforts against Salvador Allende – each a landmark story in the history of American journalism.