November 21, 2001
Governor Ventura announces new anti-terrorism initiativesShare
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Laura McCallum - Reporter, Jesse Ventura - Speaker, Charlie Weaver - Interviewee, Jan Malcolm - Interviewee, Richard Neumeister - Interviewee
Governor Ventura says that Minnesota is well-prepared for a terrorist, but after reviewing its policies after September 11th, a few changes are recommended. Ventura says that there are three things that terrorists need in order to be successful: money, identification, and information.
Recommendations include background checks, privacy of certain critical facilities, and state quarantine capabilities. Civil liberties is also a focus.
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