Participating by telephone, Mr. Kane spoke about the closed Senate session. He said that the Senate did not technically go into a closed session since staffers were not required to sign oaths to not tell anyone what had happened. Members of the Democratic Party called for the session to discuss pre-war knowledge of Iraq and how key Bush Administration officials used that intelligence.

Telephone lines were open for viewer comments on news of the day. Callers discussed what they thought the Senate closed session accomplished.