Interviewed by Mel Steely on April 26, 2005 at the University of West Georgia.

At the onset, Dr. Steely introduces this interview as covering Bob Barr's time in Congress and touches on his involvement with the media. Barr also answers questions about the right to filibuster and his time in the House of Representatives, what led him to participate in radio shows, and to write a book on President Clinton's impeachment. Barr also comments on Clinton's actions as president as well as how he feels about George W. Bush's first term as president. On the second disc, Barr talks about the attorney general position and what it entails, especially in regards to the 9/11 attacks. The conversation then narrows down to the Georgia legislature and Barr's opinions on Perdue's performance. The interview concludes with a discussion on Bob Barr's stance as a possible Libertarian rather than Republican.