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America's Long History of Prisoner Exchanges
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The Taliban's release of Bowe Bergdahl has sparked a debate about prisoner exchange. Dating back to America's original Commander-In-Chief -- General George Washington -- Presidents of the United States have a long history of exchanging prisoners with the enemy.
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