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Brit Hume talked about the state of journalism and his own career path from newspaper reporter to television anchor. He talked about the FOX News network’s philosophy on coverage and present…

Economist, lawyer, actor, and author Ben Stein talked about his life and career. Topics included his most recent book, How to Ruin the United States of America published by New Beginnings Pr…

Aaron Woolf talked about the documentary film King Corn, of which he is the director and one of the producers. The film is about two friends with no agricultural background who decide to go …

Doug Mills, a photographer for the New York Times, talked about being on the campaign trail with the presidential candidates. He showed campaign photos of Senators McCain, Clinton, and Obama…

Author Paul Johnson talked about his new book, A History of the American People, published by HarperCollins. He talked about his interpretations of various historical figures and movements, …

Justice Scalia talked about his book, Making Your Case: The Art of Persuading Judges, published by Thomson West, which he wrote with Bryan Garner. The book gives advice to lawyers on present…

Former talk show host Phil Donahue talked about his documentary Body of War as many video clips were shown. Mr. Donahue was the co-director and executive producer of the documentary about a …

Robert Compton talked about his documentary Two Million Minutes: A Global Examination, which compares and contrasts the education experiences of six students; two from each of the countries …

First-term Senator Bob Corker (R-TN) is a member of the Senate Banking Committee who played an integral part in the recent debate over federal assistance to the automotive industry. He talke…

The two attorneys discussed their book, In Our Defense: The Bill of Rights in Action. They said the book was written to show a such a short document written 200 years ago for a very differen…

Mr. Weyrich talked about the state of the conservative movement, starting the Heritage Foundation, promoting social and cultural values, and his personal experiences as a proponent of conser…

Alan Murray discussed his book The Wealth of Choices: How the New Economy Puts Power in Your Hands and Money in Your Pockets, published by Times Books. The book explains the “New Economy,” h…

Author Philip Gourevitch talked about his book, We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families: Stories from Rwanda, published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. He expl…

Daniel Roos discussed The Machine That Changed the World, which he co-authored with James P. Womack and others. It is an analytical comparison of American and Japanese auto manufacturing pra…

Maryland Representative Donna Edwards discussed her background and the current political climate in her home state and on Capitol Hill. She talked about her decision to run for Congress, the…

Professor John Kenneth Galbraith talked about his lifelong interest in economics and discussed his recent book. A Journey Through Economic Time describes the evolution of his own economic th…

Melody Barnes discussed the Democratic agenda in Congress as well as her personal experiences. Topics included her responsibilities at the Center for American Progress, the Center’s new thin…

Brent Glass talked about the National Museum of American History which re-opened on Friday, November 21, 2008, after closing for renovations on September 5, 2006. Mr. Glass has been the muse…

Wall Street Journal editor and vice president Robert Bartley discussed his book, The Seven Fat Years and How to Do It Again, published by Free Press. The book deals with the seven years of e…

Michael Rosenblum talked about the intersection of newspapers and the television industry with video journalism and the Internet. Mr. Rosenblum believes that television is at a crossroads an…