Senator Nelson remains concerned about the serious flooding of the Missouri River. Senator Nelson discusses his correspondence with the Army Corps of Engineers and their need to do a full-scale assessment of its procedures and actions along the Missouri River.

Senator Nelson gives an update on Nebraska flooding and discusses the meeting he had with FEMA Director Craig Fugate, Senator Johanns and Senator Grassley.

Senator Nelson gives an update on Nebraska flooding and discusses the rumors about the flooding. Senator Nelson talks about the bill that woudl kill off Ethanol production in America.

Nebraska floods are a big issue for Nebraskans. Senator Nelson talks about meeting with the Army Corps of Engineers. Senator Nelson also addresses talking with Leon Panetta about benchmarks for the removal of troops from Afghanistan and what role Pakistan may have in harboring terrorists.

Senator Nelson talks about America's need for the Patriot Act and why it's still important in America.

Senator Nelson has seen the dead Bin Laden pictures and confirms that he is dead. Senator Nelson also talks about his upcoming trips to Pakistan and Afghanistan this summer.

Senator Nelson questions the role Pakistan may of had in the hiding of Bin Laden and more.

Senator Nelson discusses his briefing on the operation in Pakistan that lead to the killing of Osama Bin Laden. Senator Nelson talks about the letter to Sen. Dianne Feinstein, who chairs the Senate Intelligence Committee, asking for a full investigation and more.

Senator Nelson discusses the federal budget and the need to consider everything when looking to cut spending including Medicare and Medicaid, without focusing primarily on Social Security to shoulder much of the burden. He also talked about how he continues to receive updated on both Fort Calhoun and Cooper nuclear power plants in Nebraska and the safety of each facility.

Why has Congress failed to pass a budget since last October? One word: politics. Senator Nelson talks about the possibility of a government shutdown this week and what it would mean to Nebraska.