Charlie Rose 2003

An Interview With Lance Armstrong; An Interview With Ben Carson

Selig Harrison, Author Of Korean Endgame, And Senator Richard Lugar Of Indiana Consider The Options For The United States With Respect To North Korea. Also, Richard Berke Of The New York Times And Jonathan Alter Of Newsweek Discuss The Presidential Candidacy Of Senator John Edwards. Finally, Fashion Writer Alan J. Flusser Talks About His New Book, Dressing The Man.

A Conversation About The Present State And Future Of The American Economy With Floyd Norris, Chief Financial Correspondent For The New York Times. Next, Tom Shales, Television Critic For The Washington Post, And Writer James Andrew Miller Discuss Their Co-Authored Book About Saturday Night Live, Live From New York. Finally, A Talk With Phyllis George, Author Of Never Say Never.

Charlie Rose With Donald Gregg; John Spratt & Nancy Pelosi; Terry Semel; David Grubin

A Dialogue About The President'S Economic Stimulus Plan With Peter Fisher, The Treasury Undersecretary For Domestic Finance, And Pete Peterson, Chairman And Co-Founder Of The Blackstone Group. Then, An Interview With Actor Michael Caine About His Life, Career, And New Film, The Quiet American.

White House Communications Director Dan Bartlett On His Role As Adviser To George W. Bush And The President'S Agenda. Also, A Roundtable Discussion About Architecture Proposals For Ground Zero With Architects Charles Gwathmey, Steven Holl, Peter Eisenman, And Richard Meier.

Actor John C. Reilly Discusses His Performances In Three Of The Year'S Major Films, The Hours, Gangs Of New York, And Chicago. Then, Actor Jason Patric Talks About His Role In The Film Narc, In Which He Plays An Undercover Narcotics Detective.

Film Director Spike Lee And Actor Edward Norton Talk About Their Work On The Film 25Th Hour, Which Chronicles A Man'S Final Day Before Beginning His Seven-Year Prison Sentence. Also, The Author John Updike Discusses His Newest Novel, Seek My Face.

First, Steve Case On His Decision To Step Down As Chairman Of The Media Corporation Aol Time Warner. Also, Journalist Walter Isaacson Talks About Leaving His Position As Chairman Of Cnn To Become The President And Ceo Of The Aspen Insitute, A Nonprofit Organization.

A Discussion Of The Musical Chicago And Its Movie Adaptation Of The Same Name. Director Rob Marshall And Actors Queen Latifah, Richard Gere And Renee Zellweger Discuss Their Work On The Film.

Adrien Brody Discusses His Role In The Film The Pianist, In Which He Plays A Polish Jew During The Holocaust. Then, Actress Diane Lane Reflects On Previous Roles And Talks About Her New Film, Unfaithful, And Its Bold Portrayal Of Infidelity.

The British Ambassador To The United Nations, Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Provides Updates On The Possibility Of War With Iraq And The Ongoing Search For Weapons Of Mass Destruction. Also, The Writer And Director Nora Ephron Shares Her New Play, Imaginary Friends, About Lillian Hellman And Mary Mccarthy.

First, A Conversation With Architect Daniel Liebskind About Presenting His Design For The World Trade Center Memorial To The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation. Then, Actor Dennis Quaid Talks About His Performance In The Film Far From Heaven And Previous Roles.

Actor George Clooney Discusses Some Of His Previous Roles And His Directorial Debut In Confessions Of A Dangerous Mind. The Film Tells The Story Of Chuck Barris, The Game Show Host Who Later Went On To Claim That He Secretly Worked For The C.I.A.

Jim Hoagland Of The Washington Post Responds To Recent Speeches Made By Members Of The Bush Administration Concerning Iraq. Also, The Publisher Of The New York Post On His Father Rupert Murdoch'S Company, News Corp. Finally, Journalist And Author Pete Hamill On His New Book, Forever, A Novel Which Ambitiously Weaves Together Historical Events.

The Foreign Minister Of Pakistan, Khurshid Kasuri, Discusses Policy Towards Iraq, Nuclear Weapons, Osama Bin Laden, And Us-Pakistani Relations. Also, Actor Ray Liotta Talks About His Career And Performance In The Independent Film, Narc.

In 2002, For The Third Year In A Row, The Market Closed With Significant Declines. If 2003 Is Also A Recesssive Year, It Will Mark The First Four Consecutive Declines Since The Period Between 1929 And 1932. Here To Reflect On The State Of The Market And I

Conversations From Davos, Switzerland, About The World Economic Forum. First, Senator Joseph Biden Shares His Experiences At The Forum. Then, Journalists John Simpson Of The Bbc And Nigel Roberts Of Cnbc Europe Weigh In On International Reactions To The Bush Administration'S Policies.

Charlie Rose With Joseph Lieberman & Fred Thompson; Alan Brinkley & Roger Cohen; David Brooks, Jim Hoagland, Michael Kinsley & David Frum

Professor At The Kennedy School At Harvard University And Former Adviser To Four United States Presidents, David Gergen, Discusses The Presidency Of George W. Bush. Also, French Art Historian Pierre Schneider Talks About His Work And New Book, Matisse.

A Dialogue With Bob Schieffer Of Cbs News And Anchor Of Face The Nation, About The Possibility Of War With Iraq And His New Book, This Just In: What I Couldn'T Tell You On Television. Also, The Gossip Columnist Liz Smith Reflects On Her Career On The Occasion Of Her 80Th Birthday. Finally, The Author Richard Price Discusses His New Novel, Samaritan.