Should terrorists be censored? (7min)

Last month, ABC's Nightline aired an interview with self-described "terrorist" and Chechen separatist leader Shamil Basayev. In response, Russia revoked the accreditations for all ABC journalists. It's not the first time a government has tried to curtail the speech of its enemies. For years, the British government waged a similar battle against the IRA and Sinn Féin. Anne Cadwallader, a British reporter in Belfast, is opposed to both instances of censorship. She explains to Host Bob Garfield why words are more important then the mouth they come out of.