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Salman Rushdie on Terrorism, Intellectual freedom and the Patriot Act

Salman Rushdie on Terrorism, Intellectual freedom and the Patriot Act

Salman Rushdie, one of the most highly acclaimed writers in the world, discusses the Bush administration, civil liberties and war in a rare appearance in New York. Rushdie was forced into hiding and lived underground for many years after Iran issued a fatwa calling for his death following the publication of his controversial novel The Satanic Verses. [includes rush transcript]

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