For the Record senior correspondent Sara Carter was in Madison, Wisconsin conducting interviews for an upcoming episode when a police shot and killed an unarmed 19-year-old boy. She spoke to a friend of the victim.

FIELD REPORT: Madison Shooting

For the Record sat down with John-Mark Hack, the Executive Director of the Local Food Association to discuss issues of food freedom. Where does the government's role in regulating the food we eat become an example of overreach? You can learn more about this topic in our episode "Raw Deal?" which airs Wednesday, March 25 at 8:00pm ET on TheBlaze TV. 

Producer's Notebook: Food Freedom vs. Food Safety

Retired Air Force Gen. Michael Moseley helped found the service's first Cyber Command in 2006. For the Record senior correspondent Sara Carter sat down with Moseley to discuss the current threats in the cyber domain for the episode "Without Warning." 

FIELD REPORT: Gen. Michael Moseley on cybersecurity

For the Record interviewed Anthony Bellotti of the White Coat Waste Project for the episode "Socialized Science." It centers on the billions of dollars the government spends every year on animal testing - with very questionable results.

Producer's Notebook: Anthony Bellotti on animal testing

Sara Carter interviews Pastor Juan de la Garza of Iglesia del Pueblo church in Mission, TX. That region has been shaken by cartel-related violence which his church has been trying to combat. 

Field Report: Discussing life on the border with Pastor Juan de la Garza

For the Record's Sara Carter spoke with Border Patrol agent Chris Cabrera about what life it like in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. They discussed a variety of topics from the dangers lurking just across the river, to why the border may be a lot less secure than the government wants you to believe. 

Field Report: Border Patrol agent Chris Cabrera

Sara Carter sits down with Thomas Creal to discuss his work with "Task Force 2010" a group that investigated corruption in Afghanistan. He has uncovered compelling evidence that corruption was behind the deadliest "Green on Blue" attack in Afghanistan, in which an Afghan colonel killed nine Americans in 2011.

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