January 22, 2009
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Since the start of the Iraq War, Halliburton and their former subsidiary Kellogg Brown Root have come under fire for receiving billions of dollars in no-bid contracts, and then failing to perform their duties adequately. And now they're facing a major lawsuit for some of these shoddy services, most notably for providing tainted supplies of food and water to American troops serving in Iraq. Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. talks with Elizabeth Burke, one of the attorneys handling the newest lawsuit against the two companies.
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