Charlie Rose 2003

An Interview With David Gregory; An Interview With Brian Ross; A Panel Conversation About The Middle East Peace Process

A Conversation On Donald Rumsfeld; A Discussion About Enron

The Host Of This Week On Abc, George Stephanopoulos, Talks About Moderating The First Debate In South Carolina Among The Democrats Seeking Presidential Nomination.Then, A Roundtable Discussion About The Democratic Candidates With Bill Schneider Of Cnn, Adam Nagourney And Dan Balz Of The New York Times, And Mark Halperin Of Abc News.

John Miller, Former Correspondent For Abc News And Current Head Of Counterterrorism For The Los Angeles Police Department, Discusses New Strategies For Fighting Terrorism And His Book, The Cell Inside The 9/11 Plot And Why The Fbi And Cia Failed To Stop It.Then, Milt Bearden Looks Back On His 30 Years In The Cia And Talks About His Book, The Main Enemy.

Former Mayor Of Jerusalem And Vice Prime Minister Of Israel Ehud Olmert Sheds Light On Developments In The Middle East Peace Process.Also, An Interview With Architect Rem Koolhaas On His Designs And Guest-Editing Of Wired Magazine For A Special Issue.

Robert L. Johnson, Owner Of A New Nba Team Based In Charlottesville, Discusses His Potential Partnership With Michael Jordan.Also, A Dialogue With Nicholas Lemann, Writer For The New Yorker, Shortly After His Appointment As Dean Of The Columbia Journalism School.Last, Actors Helen Hunt, Brent Spiner, Linda Emond, And John Turturro Talk About Their Work On The Play Life Times Three.

One Month After U.S. Forces Seized Baghdad, Jane Arraf Of Cnn Talks About Reconstruction Efforts There.Then, A Conversation With Matt Dillon, Director And Actor In The Film City Of Ghosts.Also, Spanish Actor Javier Bardem Talks About His Performance In The New Film, The Dancer Upstairs, Directed By John Malkovich.

Charlie Rose Interviews Christopher Guest, Director, Writer And Star Of The Film The Mighty Wind, About A Disbanded Folk Music Group'S Reunion For A Benefit Concert.Also, The Mountain Climber Ed Viesturs Discusses His Sport, His Quest To Summit The World'S 14 Tallest Peaks, And His New Book, Ed Viesturs On The 8,000 Meter Giants: Himalayan Quest.

An Examination Of The Highly-Anticipated Film, The Matrix Reloaded. First, Producer Joel Silver And Three Of The Actors, Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, And Carrie-Anne Moss Talk About Their Work On The Movie.Then, Kurt Anderson Of The Radio Show Studio 360 And Devin Gordon From Newsweek Offer A Different Perspective On The Matrix Phenomenon.

Charlie Talks With Former Ambassador To Saudi Arabia Richard Murphy And Cnn Correspondent David Ensor About The Recent Suicide Bombings In Saudi Arabia.Also, A Conversation Between Two Ambassadors, Frank Wisner Of The United States And Javad Zarif Of Iran, About The Reconstruction In Iraq And Terrorism In The Middle East.

The Assistant Managing Editor At Newsweek And Biographer Evan Thomas Introduces His New Profile Of The U.S. Naval Hero From The Revolutionary War, John Paul Jones.Also, Author And Professor Of History At Boston University Robert Dallek Talks About His Book On John F. Kennedy, An Unfinished Life.

A Conversation With The Commissioner Of The Fda, Mark Mcclellan.Then, The Chairman Of Fox Film Entertainment, Tom Rothman, Shares The Latest News From Hollywood.Finally, The Author George Crile Talks About His New Book On A Congressman Who Aided The Afghans In Their Struggle For Independence From The Soviet Union.

The Dean Of The Harvard Business School, Kim Clark, Talks About The Current Job Market And The State Of The Economy.Then, Filmmaker Jennifer Dworkin Discusses Her New Documentary About A Recovering Cocaine Addict Called Love And Diane, With Its Principle Subject, Diane Hazzard.

Dr. Saad Ibrahim, Professor Of Political Sociology At American University In Cairo, Explores Democracy And Civil Rights In The Middle East.Also, The Author Sidney Blumenthal Talks About Former President Bill Clinton And His New Book, The Clinton Wars.

The Host Of The Daily Show, Jon Stewart, Talks About His Work And The Difficulties Of Tastefully And Comically Covering The War In Iraq.Also, An Interview With The Editor-In-Chief Of Time Inc., Norman Pearlstine, About His Company'S Pervasive Influence In The Media.

First, Director Kenneth Branagh And Actors Sean Foley And Hamish Mccoll Talk About Work On Their Play, The Play I Wrote.Also, An Interview With Fashion Writer Andrew Leon Talley About His Book Alt: A Memoir.Finally, Filmmakers D.A. Pennebaker And Chris Hegedus Share Their New Documentary About The Soul Singers Of The 1960S And 1970S, Only The Strong Survive.

The Author And Senior Fellow At The U.S. Council On Foreign Relations Walter Russell Mead On How American Foreign Policy Has Changed The World.Also, A Discussion Of Golf With Author John Feinstein, Specifically On Annika Sorenstam, The U.S. Open, And The Masters Tournament.Last, Michael Lewis, Author Of Money Ball, On Strategies For Improving Major League Baseball Teams.

A Panel Discussion On Photography And Journalism In Iraq; A Panel Discussion On Technology And Prenatal Care; An Interview With Jane Juska

A Panel Discussion Of The Transatlantic Alliance; An Interview With Gil De Ferran; A Panel Discussion Of 2003'S Most Anticipated Books

First, Senator Joseph Biden Of Delaware On American Foreign Policy, Specifically Regarding Post-War Reconstruction In Iraq And The President'S Upcoming Meeting With Leaders Of The Palestinian Authority And Israel.Later, Jann Wenner, The Owner And Publisher Of Rolling Stone, Us Weekly, And Men'S Journal On The Relationship Between Magazines And Culture.

A Conversation With Stephen Cohen & Anatol Lieven; An Interview With Roger Angell; A Panel Discussion Of Hormone Replacement Therapy

An Interview With Thomas Friedman, Columnist Of The New York Times, Broadcast From Half Moon Bay, California. Friedman Discusses The State Of Affairs In Iraq, The Conflict Between The Israelis And Palestinians, And His Reasons For Supporting The War.