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C-SPAN Broadcasts Yearly Kos Science Panel

By cmooney on August 13, 2007.

I just heard from a buddy in Iraq that the Yearly Kos science panel aired on C-SPAN on Saturday, but I've only just now been able to track down what appears to be a temporary archive of the video. For those interested in watching great talks by Sean Carroll and Ed Brayton, as well as my own presentation, here's how it works: Click here, and then select "American Perspectives: Campaign 2008, Rep. Rogers (R-WA), Yearly Kos Convention." The science panel footage begins around 1:23:30.

Also, if anyone know how to save this video and perhaps archive on YouTube or elsewhere that would be great. Panel mastermind Darksyde wants to post the footage over at Daily Kos, so any help would be appreciated.

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