Charlie Rose 2005

Charlie Rose with David O'Reilly; Viggo Mortensen

Charlie Rose with David Remnick; Richard Dawkins

David Sanger Of The New York Times And Thomas Defrank Of The New York Daily News Discuss President Bush'S Speech On His Strategy For Victory In Iraq. Richard Clarke Discusses The Situation In Iraq As Well As His New Novel, The Scorpion'S Gate. Also, Niki Caro, Director Of The Film North Country.

Musician Brian Wilson On His New Christmas Album, What I Really Want For Christmas, And Michael Boyd, Artistic Director Of The Royal Shakespeare Company.

From Baghdad, John F. Burns Of The New York Times. Also, A Conversation With Virginia Governor Mark Warner About His Successes In Virginia And His Future In Politics.

An Hour-Long Interview With Prolific Legal Scholar, Author And Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner. He Discusses His New Book, Preventing Surprise Attacks: Intelligence Reform In The Wake Of 9/11.

An Hour-Long Interview With 12-Time Nba All-Star, Magic Johnson. Johnson Discusses His Urban Renewal Initiatives And Minority Entrepreneurship.

Tonight, Maureen Dowd, Columnist For The New York Times, Discusses Her New Book, Are Men Necessary? When Sexes Collide. Then, An Interview With Roger Waters, One Of The Founding Members Of Pink Floyd And More Recently The Composer Of The Opera, Ca Ira.

Tonight, Former U.S. Ambassador To The United Nations, Richard Holbrooke, Talks About The 10Th Anniversary Of The Dayton Accord, Which Ended The War In Bosnia. Then, An Interview With Choreographer Ohad Naharin Of The Batsheva Dance Company.

An Hour-Long Interview With Ted Koppel As He Prepares For His Final Broadcast On Nightline.

Tonight, Part Two Of A Conversation With General Colin Powell. The Focus Is On Africa, Hiv/Aids, Detainee Policy And Other Issues. Then, An Interview With Actress Reese Witherspoon, Starring In The New Movie About Johnny Cash Called Walk The Line.

The First Of Two Installments Of A Conversation With General Colin Powell. Topics Include The Search For Weapons Of Mass Destruction, Iraq, American Intelligence And Other Critical Diplomatic Issues.

An Hour-Long Conversation With The Controversial Ahmad Chalabi, Deputy Prime Minister Of Iraq. Mr. Chalabi Talks About Intelligence Leading Up To The War, His Own Views On The Political Future Of Iraq And The Stakes For The United States.

An Hour-Long Conversation With Gordon Moore, A Co-Founder Of Intel And The Man Behind Moore'S Law.

This Was An Extraordinary Week In News, From Baghdad To Washington To Paris To Damascus To Amman. Charlie Discusses It With Abderrahim Foukara Of Al-Jazeera, Jim Hoagland Of "The Washington Post," And Michael Duffy Of "Time" Magazine. The Show Concludes With John Berendt, Author Of "The City Of Falling Angels".

An Hour-Long Interview With The Publisher Of "The New York Times," Arthur Sulzberger.

First, Former President Jimmy Carter Discusses His New Book, "Our Endangered Values: America'S Moral Crisis" And The Current State Of Politics. Then, Lawyer And Novelist Scott Turow Talks About His New Book, "Ordinary Heroes."

An Hour-Long Conversation With Lee Raymond, The Ceo And Chairman Of The World'S Largest Corporation, Exxon Mobil.

First, Charlie Sits With The Governor Of New Mexico, Bill Richardson, Just Back From North Korea. Then, And Interview With Hugh Panero, President & Ceo Of Xm Satellite Radio. The Evening Concludes With French Actress Isabelle Huppert.

An Hour-Long Interview With Academy Award-Winner Jamie Foxx.

First, A Discussion On The Earthquake In Pakistan. Charlie Talks With The Man Who Is In Charge Of The U.N. Relief Effort, Jan Egeland. Then, Author Anne Rice Talks About Her Return To The Catholic Church And The First Of A Series Of Books And Novels She Is Writing About The Life Of Christ.

Charlie Rose With Anthony Fauci, Nils Daulaire, Jeffery Taubenberger & Irwin Redlener; Ray Kurzweil