Charlie Rose - Season 12 (2008)

The Editor-In-Chief Of Businessweek, Stephen Shepard, Explains The Latest Developments In The Enron Case. Also, Director Robert Altman And Screenwriter Julian Fellowes Talk About Their Film, Gosford Park. Finally, Oscar-Nominated Actress Tilda Swinton Discusses Her Performance In The Deep End.

An Interview With Ridley Scott; An Interview With Richard Beattie; An Interview With Ken Burns; An Interview With Richard Stolley

The Chairman Of The Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Joseph Biden, Discusses The Conflict In Afghanistan, Having Just Returned From The Region. Also, Iranian Filmmaker Shirin Neshat Shares Her Three New Film Installations: Passage, Possessed, And Pulse. Then, Frances W. Bremer, Author Of The Book Running To Paradise, Explains Her Story Of An Interesting Catholic Priest.

Tina Brown, The Daily Beast || Gina Bianchini, CEO of Ning

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A Review Of The President'S State Of The Union Address In Washington With Senators Joseph Biden, Chuck Hagel, And Joseph Lieberman.Then, Alan Brinkley Of Columbia University, Tom Oliphant Of The Boston Globe, Michael Kinsley Of Slate.Com, Richard Berke Of The New York Times, And Margaret Carlson Of Time All Provide Analysis Of The Speech.

First, The Foreign Minister Of Israel, Shimon Peres, On His Goals Of Instating A Ceasefire And Eventually Recognizing A Palestinian State. Then, The First Part Of An Interview With Prince Turki Al Faisal Al Saud, Saudi Chief Of Intelligence, Who Speaks About His Government, Saudi And American Relations, And Opposition To Saddam Hussein.

Democratic Strategists Paul Begala And James Carville Look Back At Their Work On Bill Clinton'S Successful 1992 Presidential Campaign In Their New Book, Buck Up, Suck Up...And Come Back When You Foul Up. They Weigh In On Clinton'S Legacy, The Future Of The Democratic Party, And The Enron Scandal.

Charlie Rose With Ronald Brownstein; Johnnie Cochran; Rob Glaser

A Discussion About Regime Change In Iraq; A Conversation About The Westminster Dog Show; A Discussion About The Pursuit Of Happiness

A Discussion About The Enron Scandal; A Discussion About Slobodan Milosevic'S Trial; An Interview With James Sanders; An Interview With Pat Croce

A Discussion About Campaign-Finance Reform; An Interview With Judi Dench

An Interview With Henry Kissinger; An Interview With Javad Zarif

Director Peter Jackson Speaks About His Work On The Hugely Successful Film, The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring. Nominated For An Oscar For His Work On The Film, Jackson Talks About The Risks And Rewards Of Producing All Three Lord Of The Rings Movies Before The Release Of Even The First.

A Discussion About The Whereabouts Of Osama Bin Laden; A Conversation About The Saudi Peace Proposal; A Remembrance Of Chuck Jones

An Hour With Sandra Day O'Connor, Associate Justice Of The Supreme Court Of The United States. She Discusses Her Ascendance To The Nation'S Highest Court, The Possibility That She Could Become Chief Justice, And Her New Memoir, Lazy B, About How Growing Up On An Arizona Cattle Ranch Eventually Helped Prepare Her For Her Legal Career.

An interview with Maggie Smith

Adel Al-Jubeir, Adviser To The Crown Prince Of Saudi Arabia, Explains His Government'S Peace Proposal For The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Which Will Be Presented At The Upcoming Arab Summit. Then, Bill Carter Of The New York Times Relays The Story Of David Letterman'S Possible Switch To A Different Network, Abc.

A Panel Discussion Of The Summer'S Books; Rebroadcasts Of The Interviews With Reynolds Price And Thomas Mcguane

A Conversation With French Filmmakers Jules And Gedeon Naudet, About Their Footage From The Morning Of September 11Th. Their Work Has Been Developed Into A Documentary For Cbs Narrated By Their Friend, Firefighter James Hanlon, Who Also Participates In The Discussion.

Countess Albina Du Boisrouvray, Founder And President Of The Association Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Discusses The Orphans Of The Aids Epidemic. Then, An Interview With Director Peter Jackson And Actors Viggo Mortensen And Elijah Wood About The Second Installment In The Lord Of The Rings Trilogy, The Two Towers.

An Interview With The Actor Will Smith. Smith Talks About The Physical Training And Intellectual Preparation For His Oscar-Nominated Performance In His Latest Film, Ali, About The Boxer Muhammad Ali. He Also Chronicles His Career In Rap Music, Television, And Finally Film.

An Interview With King Abdullah Ii Of Jordan. He Shares His Perspective On Developments In The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, Relations Between Jordan And The United States, And The Un Efforts To Disarm Iraq.

First, Henry Siegman Of The Council On Foreign Relations Analyzes Recent Developments In The Middle East. Then, A Discussion Of The Future Of Television With The Chairman And Ceo Of Gemstar-Tv Guide International, Henry Yuen. Last, An Interview With Former Seinfeld Actress Julia-Louis Dreyfus On Her New Show, Watching Ellie.

As The World'S Attention Continues To Be Focused On The Conflict In The Middle East, Charlie Gets Analysis From Ehud Barak, Former Prime Minister Of Israel, And Hisham Melham Of El-Safir. Then, Charlie Conducts An Interview With Barbara Walters Of Abc News On Her Recent Trip To Saudi Arabia And Her Special Program On 20/20.

Former Secretary Of State Henry Kissinger Provides Perspective On The Ongoing Crisis In The Middle East Between The Israeli Government And The Palestinian Authority. Next, Charlie Has A Dialogue With The Chairman Of The Progressive Corporation, Peter Lewis, About Entrepreneurship, Philanthropy, And The Prospects Of Changing America'S Drug Laws.

Charlie Hosts A Roundtable Discussion On The Israeli Army'S Expansion Into The West Bank With Fareed Zakaria Of Newsweek, Jim Hoagland Of The Washington Post, And Judith Kipper Of The Council On Foreign Relations. Then, Charlie Has A Conversation With Coach Bobby Knight Of The Texas Raiders And Author Of Knight.

An Interview With Actor Michael J. Fox. He Discusses His Earlier Career, His Testimony To Congress, And Best-Selling Book, Lucky Man: A Memoir, About His Career And Struggle With Parkinson'S Disease.

Thomas L. Friedman, Columnist For The New York Times, For The Hour. Having Just Received His First Pulitzer Prize, He Discusses The Arab World, The Middle East Conflict, And The Need For Nato Troops In The West Bank Of Israel.

Charlie Rose With E.J. Dionne, Dana Milbank, Norman Ornstein & Rick Berke; Chris Matthews; Carol Channing

An Assessment Of Secretary Of State Colin Powell'S Recent Visit To The Middle East With Henry Siegman Of The Council On Foreign Relations And Richard Murphy Of The Council On Foreign Relations And Former U.S. Ambassador To Syria. Also, Filmmaker Sydney Pollack Talks About The Fate Of The Movie Industry And His Work As An Actor And Director.

The Author Of The Paradox Of Power: Why The World'S Only Superpower Can'T Go It Alone And Dean Of The J.F.K. School Of Government At Harvard University, Joseph Nye, Talks About The Conflicts In The Middle East And The Need For Multilateralism In America'S Foreign Policy. Then, Ian Mcewan Discusses His Newest Novel, Atonement, A Love Story During The World War Ii Era.

Charlie Conducts An Interview With Actor/Film Director Peter Bogdanovich On His Personal Life, Work As A Film Critic, And Recurring Role In The Television Series The Sopranos. Also, Filmmaker Spike Lee Discusses His Documentary On The Life Of Former Football Player And Activist Jim Brown, Jim Brown: All-American.

Journalist Vanessa Leggett on her time in jail for refusing to give up her source and the story that got her incarcerated. Laura Blumenfeld describes her search for the terrorist who shot her father in "Revenge: A Story of Hope." Harley-Davidson C.E.O. Jeff Bleustein talks about saving the company from bankruptcy and celebrating 100 years in business.

Actor, Director, And Film Producer Robert Redford Talks About His Founding Of The Sundance Institute. In Addition, Filmmaker Kimberly Peirce And Actors Stanley Tucci And Glenn Close Discuss The Sundance Film Festival On Its 20Th Anniversary.

Bill Blakemore Of Abc News And David France Of Newsweek Talk About The Meeting Of American Cardinals With The Pope Concerning Catholic Church Sex-Abuse Allegations. Also, Joe Klein Of Time Discusses His New Book On Former President Bill Clinton, The Natural. Then, Singer/Songwriter Ryan Adams Shares His Critically-Acclaimed Album, Gold.

An interview with Peter O'Toole

William F. Buckley, Jr. with George Gilder, Richard Brookhiser, Richard Neuhaus & Terry Teachout

A rebroadcast of an interview with Bruce Springsteen

David Martin Of Cbs News Talks About The News That President Bush May Have Been Warned Of The September 11Th Terrorist Attacks. Then, Senator Of Florida, Robert Graham, And Senator Of Tennessee, Fred Thompson, Weigh In On The Story. Also, A Conversation With Ron Lauder, President Of The Neue Galerie In New York, About His Museum And Its Art Collection.

An Interview With The Historian Robert Caro, About The Release Of The Third Volume Of His Biography Of Lyndon Johnson, Master Of The Senate. Also, The British Actor Michael Gambon Talks About His Portrayal Of Lyndon Johnson In Hbo'S Path To War.

The Actor Kiefer Sutherland Previews The Season'S Final Episode Of The Television Show 24, Of Which He Is The Star. Also, Joe Lelyveld, Former Editor Of The New York Times, Looks At The Trial Of Slobodan Milosevic In The Hague. Finally, An Appreciation Of The Late Evolutionary Biologist And Author Stephen Jay Gould, With A Rebroadcasted Interview From 1996.

An interview with Santiago Calatrava

Caroline Kennedy, President Of The John F. Kennedy Library Foundation, Talks About Her Book Profiles In Courage For Our Time And Her Father. Then, The Young Novelist Jonathan Safran Foer Speaks About His Book Everything Is Illuminated. Finally, Musician Elvis Costello On His New Album, When I Was Cruel.

As The Tony Awards Draw Near, Charlie Rose Takes A Look At The Pulitzer Prize-Winning Play Topdog/Underdog With Playwright Suzan-Lori Parks. Then, A Discussion About The Goat Or Who Is Sylvia? With Playwright Edward Albee And Actors Mercedes Ruehl And Bill Pullman. Finally, Stars Of The Elephant Man, Billy Crudup And Kate Burton, Talk About Their Performances.

Fareed Zakaria And Pakistani Ambassador To The United Nations Munir Akram Discuss The Diplomatic Relations Between India And Pakistan. Then, Francis Fukuyama, Author Of "Our Posthuman Future: Consequences Of The Biotechnology Revolution.

Following President Bush'S Announcement That He Will Create A New Cabinet-Level Agency, The Department Of Homeland Security, Richard Berke Of The New York Times, Jay Carney Of Time, And Nicholas Lemann Of The New Yorker Provide Analysis. Also, A Dialogue With Actor Nicholas Cage, On His Performance In The Film Windtalkers.

An interview with Alan Rickman; An interview with Stephen L. Carter

Analysts Michael Tarazi, Adviser To The Palestinian Liberation Organization, And Henry Siegman, Senior Fellow At The Council On Foreign Relations, Discuss President Bush'S Policy Regarding The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict. Also, An Interview With Former Tennis Star John Mcenroe, On His New Book You Cannot Be Serious.

The United States Secretary Of Energy, Spencer Abraham, Talks About The Prospect Of Energy Independence. Then, A Discussion About The Book Medal Of Honor With Co-Authors Allen Mikaelian And Mike Wallace. Finally, A Remembrance Of Fashion Designer Bill Blass With A Rebroadcasted Interview.

A Dialogue With The Israeli Minister Of Transportation And Former Deputy Defense Minister, Ephraim Sneh, On The Possibility Of Establishing A Palestinian State. Next, Financial Journalist And Founder Of Thestreet.Com James Cramer Talks About His New Book, Confessions Of A Street Addict.

An Interview With Cbs News Pentagon Correspondent David Martin On Relations Between Saddam Hussein And President Bush. Then, Kurt Eichenwald, Of The New York Times, Weighs In On The Arthur Andersen Court Decision. Finally, A Conversation With Mike Wallace Of Cbs News, On Some Of The Highlights Of His Long Career In Television Journalism.

The Minister Of Planning For The Palestinian Authority, Nabil Shaath, Talks About The Importance Of American Intervention In The Middle East Conflict. Also, Susan Jaffe, The Principal Dancer Of The American Ballet Theatre, Discusses Her Work On The Eve Of Her Last Performance In Giselle.

The Bourne Identity Star Matt Damon Discusses His Work On The Film And Suggests That It May Be Part Of A Trilogy. Also, A Look Ahead To The Conclusion Of The World Cup With Author David Hirshey, Bill Buford Of The New Yorker, And Professional Soccer Player Tiffeny Milbrett.

Dennis Ross, Former Special Us Envoy To The Middle East, And Akiva Eldar, Political Analyst For The Israeli Newspaper Ha'Aretz, Discuss Yasser Arafat'S Statement That He Would Accept A Middle East Peace Plan Put Forward By Former President Clinton. Then, An Interview With Thomas Friedman Of The New York Times About President Bush'S Policy Regarding The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict.

Charlie Rose With Mort Zuckerman; Dennis Ross, Uzi Landau & Hisham Melham; Mike Lupica & Al Leiter

A Panel Discussion On Jean-Marie Messier'S Resignation; A Panel Discussion On The Summer'S Movies; Charlie'S Interview With Will Smith

Richard Schickel Of Time Guest Hosts. An Exclusive Look At The Film Road To Perdition With The Director, Sam Mendes, And Actors Tom Hanks, Paul Newman, And Jude Law.

Journalist Robert Novak Of Cnn Guest Hosts A Conversation About President Bush'S Speech On Corporate Responsibility With Representative Michael Oxley Of Ohio, Richard W. Stevenson Of The New York Times, And Allan Sloan Of Newsweek.||Also, Rebroadcast Of An Interview From February 29, 2000 And Look Back At The Late Filmmaker John Frankenheimer With A Previously Recorded Interview.

Charlie Rose With Maria Bartiromo; Edward Yardeni & Byron Wien; Elizabeth Cohen & Jacques Rossouw; Larry Norton, Tara Parker-Pope, Phyllis Greenberger, Michelle Warren & Sharonne Hayes

Charlie Rose With David Remnick; Ron Rosenbaum, Letty Cottin Pogrebin, Norman Manea & Tony Judt; John Cassidy, David Brooks, Stanley Crouch & Elizabeth Kolbert

Charlie Rose With Richard Reeves, Arthur Schlesinger; Richard Cohen; E.J. Dionne; Gail Collins; Jim Hoagland

Director Sydney Pollack Guest Hosts Tonight And Engages Actor Harrison Ford In A Discussion About His New Movie, K-19: The Widowmaker. Ford Talks About The Film, Which Tells The Story Of The Many Disasters That Befell The Soviet Submarine K-19, And About His Larger Career In Movies.

Guest host and filmmaker Wes Anderson talks with producer Robert Evans about his past, his son, his drug habit, his recent stroke and his latest project, "The Kid Stays In The Picture." Evans made the film about his life for his son.

Charlie Rose With Yousseg Ibrahim, Martin Indyk & Saeb Erekat; Peter Galbraith; Philippe Starck

Charlie Rose With Jim Greenwood, Constance Hays, Charles Gasparino & John Coffee; Jon Stewart

Charlie Rose With Paul Krugman; David Gergen; Dennis Ross & Fouad Ajami

Director Of The Us Office Of Management And Budget Director Mitchell Daniels Explains Economic Policy Under The Bush Administration. Then, Bob Costas Of Nbc Sports Talks About The Possibility Of A Baseball Strike.

Former Secretary Of State Dr. Henry Kissinger Shares His Thoughts On The Debate About Iraq. Then, Actors Stanley Tucci And Edie Falco Discuss Co-Starring In Frankie And Johnny On Broadway.

Charlie Rose With Ron Brownstein, Jonathan Alter, Roger Altman & David Winston; Laurie Garrett, Seth Berkley & Jeffrey Sachs; Jon Frankel & Greg Lemond

First, An Interview With Jim Lehrer, Novelist And Host Of Public Television'S The Newshour, About His Latest Novel, No Certain Rest. Then, Scientist And Author Stephen Wolfram Talks About His Book, A New Kind Of Science And Changing The Way We View The World. Finally, Actor Paul Rudd And Director Jesse Peretz Discuss Their New Film, The Chateau.

Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi Of California Was Present At An Important Meeting Between The President And Leaders Of Congress Regarding The Situation In Iraq And She Shares Her Thoughts And Impressions. Then, A Look At The Us Open In Tennis With Cbs'S Dick Enberg And Espn'S Cliff Drysdale. Finally, Paul Auster Discusses His Latest Novel, The Book Of Illusions.

An Hour With New York Times Columnist Thomas Friedman. Friedman Reflects On The President'S Address To The Nation Earlier This Evening, The Attacks Of 9/11, What Precipitated The Terrorist Action And What Impact This Day Had On America And The World.

Charlie Rose with Dominique de Villepin; Catherine Deneuve

Richard Holbrooke, Former Us Ambassador To The United Nations Discusses The Issue Of Iraq, The New Resolution And Whether It Will Guarantee Support From The Un In The Form Of Authorization Of Necessary Means. Then, Actress Goldie Hawn Discusses Her New Film With Susan Sarandon, The Banger Sisters.

Charlie Rose With Bob Graham; Ron Howard & Jim Lovell; Salman Rushdie

Charlie Rose With Jeff Zucker; Samantha Power

An Hour Conversation With Actor Susan Sarandon. She Discusses Her Long Career In Movies, Her Relationship With Husband Tim Robbins, Her Political Activism And Her Three New Films: Igby Goes Down; The Banger Sisters; And Moonlight Mile.

Charlie Rose With Michael Elliott; John Mccain

Charlie Rose With Ken Burns; Walter Mossberg

Charlie Rose With Christopher Dodd; Samuel Berger; Anthony Hopkins & Brett Ratner

The First Segment Of A Two-Part Conversation With Lou Rukeyser, Host Of Lou Rukeyser'S Wall Street, On The Current State Of Wall Street. Then, Actor And Author Christopher Reeve Discusses His New Book, Nothing Is Impossible, Which Deals With The Power Mental Conviction. Finally, The Creator Of The West Wing, Aaron Sorkin On The Success Of His Show.

Charlie Rose With John Edwards; Don Nickles; Martin Sheen

An Hour With Former Mayor Of New York City, Rudy Giuliani. He Discusses His Experience During September 11Th, His Career Since Leaving Office And His New Book Titled Leadership.

Charlie Rose With David Ensor; Graham Fuller, Milton Bearden & Robert Baer; Michael Lemonick; Gray Davis; Andrew Revkin, Jeffrey Kluger & Fred Guteri

George Will, Syndicated Columnist For Newsweek And Author Of With A Happy Eye, But..., Discusses Iraq, The Islamic World And The Challenge Of Modernization In The Middle East. Then, Filmmaker Michael Moore On His New Film, Bowling For Columbine, Which Deals With Guns And Violence In American Society. Moore Also Weighs In On The Potential Conflict In Iraq And His View On The Current Administration.

Senator Joseph Biden, The Chairman Of The Foreign Relations Committee Of The Us Senate, Discusses The Threat Posed By Saddam Hussein, The Possibility Of War With Iraq And The Obligations That Americans Will Have To Undertake In The Event Of Such A War. Also, Director Paul Thomas Anderson And Actor Adam Sandler Are On To Talk About Their New Film, Punch Drunk Love.

Former Fbi Profiler Clinton R. Van Zandt Is On To Talk About The Sniper Shootings Currently Taking Place In Washington D.C. And Shares His Prediction Of A Speedy Arrest. Then, Governor James Mcgreevey Of New Jersey Discusses Education, Literacy And Other Pressing Issues Facing His State. Finally, Singer And Songwriter James Taylor On His New Album, October Road.

First, Dr. Ben Carson Talks About His Personal Battle With Prostate Cancer. Carson, Who Is An Internationally Renowned Doctor And A Specialist In Hemispherectomy, Discusses His Career In Neurosurgery And How He Has Dealt With This Latest Personal Challenge. Then, Tenor Placido Domingo On His Career In Music, His Own Technique And How He Hopes To Progress As A Vocalist.

Author Michael Mandelbaum Discusses The Situation In Iraq And North Korea And Talks About His New Book, The Ideas That Conquered The World, About The Wilsonian Ideals He Believes Will Continue To Characterize The 21St Century. Then, Conductor And Composer Andre Previn And His Wife, Violinist Anne-Sophie Mutter. They Discuss Their Relationship And Their Musical Collaboration.

Charlie Rose With Martin Weil; Rod Stewart; Samuel L. Jackson

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Charlie Rose With Martin Weil, Mark Miller, Clinton R. Van Zandt & Edward Hayes; Jonathan Demme

Former Us Ambassador To Israel Martin Indyk Explores The Implications Of The Collapse Of The Coalition Government Running Israel. Then, An Interview With Actress And Producer Salma Hayek About Her New Movie, Frida. Finally, Writer Jonathan Franzen, Author Of The Nation Book Award-Winning The Corrections, Discusses His New Collection Of Essays, How To Be Alone.

Charlie Rose With David Brooks, Martha Brant, Richard Cohen & James Carney; Edsel B. Ford Ii

Charlie Rose With James Sasser; Paul Simon

An Interview With Microsoft Chief Software Architect And Chairman Bill Gates About The Anti-Trust Settlement Reached Between Microsoft And The United States Justice Department, New Products And What'S In Store For The Future. Then, A Look At The Midterm Election With Adam Nagourney Of The New York Times And Ronald Brownstein Of Cnn And The Los Angeles Times.

Ambassadors Sir Jeremy Greenstock Of Great Britain And Jean-David Levitte Of France Discuss The Unanimous Resolution Of The United Nations Security Council On Iraq. Then, A Conversation With Nbc News Anchor Tom Brokaw About His Memoir Of Growing Up In South Dakota, A Long Way From Home.

Charlie Rose With Paul O'Neill; John Edwards; Kevin Spacey

First, New York Times Columnist Thomas Friedman Discusses Iraq And His Upcoming Trip To South Korea. Then, An Interview With Director Chris Columbus About His Latest Project: The Harry Potter Movies.

A Conversation With Former Vice President Al Gore And His Wife Tipper Gore, About Their New Book On Families, Joined At The Heart, Losing The Presidency And The Current State Of American Affairs.

Charlie Rose With Strobe Talbott; Christopher Buckley; Bill Maher

A Conversation With Bob Woodward, Assistant Managing Editor Of The Washington Post, About His New Book, Bush At War, And The Critical Decisions Made By The Bush Administration After 9/11 And As The Country Considers War Against Iraq.

The historical passage of health care reform with Republican Senator from New Hampshire Judd Gregg || Health care reform continued with Democratic Senator from New Mexico Jeff Bingaman || David Grann discusses his book 'The Devil and Sherlock Homes'

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Richard Murphy, Director Of Middle East Studies At The Council On Foreign Relations And Former Us Ambassador To Saudi Arabia, And Youssef Ibrahim, Senior Fellow At The Council On Foreign Relations And Editor-In-Chief Of Energy Intelligence Group, Discuss The Implications Of Accusations Made About Influential Saudis Providing Money To The Al-Qaeda Network Through Charitable Donations And The Impact Of These Allegations On Us-Saudi Relations. Then, Director Steven Soderbergh And Actor George Clooney Talk About Their New Project, A Remake Of The The Film, Solaris.

Republican Senator Richard Lugar Of Indiana Discusses Current Foreign Policy And His Future Role As Chairman Of The Foreign Relations Committee. Then, An Interview With Novelist Michael Crichton About His Life, Technology, And His Latest Book, Prey.

An Interview With Renzo Piano, World-Renown Architect. He Shares His Plans For His First Building In New York City, The New Headquarters For The New York Times, And Looks Back At Some Of His Earlier Designs, Including The Pompidou Centre In Paris.

An Hour With Director, Martin Scorcese And Actor, Daniel Day-Lewis Who Discuss Their New Film, The Gangs Of New York. The Film Is Set In The Middle 19Th Century In The Five Points District Of New York City And Tells The Story Of The Conflict Between The Native Criminal Underworld And The Immigrant Gangs.

Charlie Rose With Floyd Norris & Michael Hirsh; Madeleine Albright; Bill Carter; Peter Peterson

Charlie Rose With Dr. Eric Lander; Rebecca Miller; John Feinstein

An Interview With Comedian And Actor Robin Williams About His Stand-Up Comedy Tour, Recent Film Roles, And His Travels To The Middle East.

First, Joseph Nye, Dean Of The J.F.K. School Of Government At Harvard University, Offers His Take On Iraq. Then, An Interview With Louis V. Gerstner, Jr., The Former Chairman And Ceo Of Ibm, About His New Book, Who Says Elephants Can'T Dance?, Which Tells The Story Of The Revival Of His Company, Education And His Perception Of The World Of Business.

David Brooks Of The Weekly Standard And Clarence Page Of The Chicago Tribune Discuss The Controversy Surrounding Senator Trent Lott'S Statements Supporting Senator Strom Thurmond, Focusing On President George W. Bush'S Reaction To The Incident. Then, An Interview With Director Baz Luhrmann About Directing La Boheme On Broadway.

Christopher Hitchens Of Vanity Fair, David Rieff Of The New Republic, Harold Hongju Koh Of Yale Law School And Michael Walzer, Editor Of Dissent, Debate The Issue Of Overthrowing Iraqi Dictator Saddam Hussein. Then, Author Yann Martel Discusses His Booker Prize-Winning Novel, Life Of Pi.

An Interview With David Albright, A Former Nuclear Weapons Inspector, About Inspections In Iraq. Then, Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman Discusses His Two Most Recent Films, Love Liza And 25Th Hour. Finally, Roger Ebert, Film Critic And Co-Host Of Ebert & Roeper, Talks About The Movies Of 2002.

Charlie Rose With Jonathan Karl, Dana Milbank & John Meacham; Nia Vardalos; Alan Furst

New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer Discusses His Mission For Consumer Protection And The Reform Of Corporate America. Then, An Interview With Authors Norman Podhoretz And Midge Decter Which Traces Their Journey From Liberalism To Neo-Conservatism.

A rebroadcast of a conversation with Peter Jackson, Elijah Wood, and Viggo Mortensen about the film "The Two Towers"; A conversation with Denzel Washington and Derek Luke

Actor And Producer Tom Hanks Discusses His Career And His Most Recent Role In Steven Spielberg'S Catch Me If You Can, Which Also Stars Leonardo Dicaprio And Christopher Walken.

Actor Denzel Washington Discusses His Directorial Debut With The Film, Antwone Fisher And Winning His Second Oscar For His Work In Training Day.

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