Catastrophic nuclear attack a growing threat says McCain advisor
Stephen Biegun a Corporate Officer and Vice President of International Governmental Affairs for Ford Motor Company representing the McCain campaign speaks about the McCain’s commitment to focusing on the issue of nuclear arms. Biegun believes that because of nuclear arms issues regarding Iran and North Korea that the issue will be on the presidents desk on the first day in office. (1:04)
June 16, 2008
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