On May 1, 2011 President Obama announced that the world's most sought after terrorist had been killed. Families of victims of the 9/11 tragedy rejoiced with the rest of America. But in the days that followed, many started asking questions. Was it right to celebrate the death? Is the US in danger? And some pondered deeper questions, like what did American do to cause so much hatred? Dr. Saundra Reinke, Professor of Political Science at Augusta State University, came to the set of The Means Report to address those questions and to share what she thinks is in the future for the United States and the War on Terror.
