Charlie Rose 2005

Charlie Rose Interviews Jerry Yang, The Co-Founder, Director, And Chief Yahoo Of Yahoo, Inc. The Multi-Billion Dollar Company, Which Is The World'S Most Popular Web Destination, Is Marking Its 10Th Anniversary. Also, An Appreciation Of Henry Grunwald. The Former Editor Of Time And Former Us Ambassador To Austria Died Saturday At The Age Of 82.

Charlie Rose With Jason Deparle; Christine Todd Whitman; David Granger

A Conversation With Clint Eastwood, Which Originally Aired January 14, 2005, About His Roles As Director, Actor And Composer For The Film "Million Dollar Baby".

A Discussion About The Transatlantic Relationship And The Future Of Europe With Valery Giscard D'Estaing, Former President Of France. Also, Charlie Rose Talks To Actress Joan Allen About Her New Film, The Upside Of Anger.

Charlie Rose With Fouad Ajami & Roger Cohen; Mahmood Mamdani; Mike Binder

An Hour With Actor Morgan Freeman, Which Originally Aired January 26, 2005. Freeman Won The Best Supporting Actor Oscar For His Work In Clint Eastwood'S "Million Dollar Baby". He Talks About The Film And His Life In Acting.

Charlie Rose With Zalmay Khalilzad

A Conversation With The Outgoing Chairman Of The Fcc, Michael Powell. Also, Patrick Byrne, Chairman Of The Board Of Overstock.Com.

Charlie Rose Talks To Playwright John Patrick Shanley About Doubt, His New Play On Broadway. Also, Former Us Attorney General Ramsey Clark On The Case Against Saddam Hussein And His Views On Peace And Justice.

A Discussion About The Guilty Verdicts In The Bernard Ebbers Trial With Ken Belson Of The New York Times. Also, Sportswriter John Feinstein On The Ncaa Basketball Tournament; Edouard Michelin, Ceo Of Michelin, On His Company'S New York Guide; And Ami Ayalon, Former Director Of Shin Bet, Israel'S Internal Security Service.

A Report On The President'S Press Conference With Elisabeth Bumiller Of The New York Times. Also, Republican Senator Charles Hagel Of Nebraska. Then, A Discussion About Oil And Alternative Energy Sources With Vijay Vaitheeswaran Of The Economist And Author Of Power To The People And Daniel Yergin, Chairman And Co-Founder Of Cambridge Energy Research Associates.

A Discussion About The Congressional Hearings On Steroid Use In Major League Baseball With Mitch Albom Of The Detroit Free Press And Host Of The Mitch Albom Show. Also, Kurt Eichenwald Of The New York Times Discusses The Collapse Of Enron In His Book Conspiracy Of Fools.

Peter Whybrow, M.D., Director Of The Semel Institute For Neuroscience And Human Behavior, Ucla, And Author Of American Mania: When More Is Not Enough. Then, Robert Gottlieb, Author Of George Balanchine: The Ballet Maker; And Terence Ward, Author Of Searching For Hassan.

Tonight, R.W. Apple, Jr., Associate Editor Of The New York Times And Author Of Apple'S America, And An Analysis Of The Schiavo Case With Rep. David Dreier (R-Ca) And Laurence Tribe, Professor Of Constitutional Law At Harvard University.

Charlie Rose Talks To Jonathan Klein, President Of Cnn (Us), About Changes At The Network And The Role Of The Media Today. Also, Saad Eddin Ibrahim Of The American University In Cairo Talks About Democratic Reform In Egypt And Changes In The Middle East.

A Discussion At The White House With Andrew Card, White House Chief Of Staff. Also, An Appreciation Of George F. Kennan

Charlie Talks To Chess Grandmaster Garry Kasparov About Chess And Russian Politics. Then Kishore Mahbubani, Author Of Beyond The Age Of Innocence: Rebuilding Trust Between America And The World. Also, An Appreciation Of Bobby Short.

Charlie Talks With Jan Egeland, The Under-Secretary-General For Humanitarian Affairs At The United Nations, About The Ongoing Relief Efforts Following The December Tsunami.. Also, Actor Clive Owen Discusses His Role In The New Film Sin City.

Philip Short, A Former Correspondent For The Bbc, The Economist And The Times Of London, Discusses His New Biography Of Pol Pot, The Former Cambodian Dictator. Then, Hau Thai-Tang, The Chief Engineer Of The 2005 Ford Mustang, Discusses The Art Of Design And The State Of The American Automotive Industry.

Charlie Rose Talks To Author Ian Mcewan About His New Book Saturday. Also, Chef Thomas Keller Talks About His Restaurant, Per Se.

Charlie Rose Talks To Abc News President David Westin About Recent Changes And Challenges In Network News And The Future Of The Industry. We Also Feature An Appreciation Of Famed Attorney Johnnie Cochran Who Died Tuesday Of A Brain Tumor At The Age Of 67.

Charlie Rose with Daniel-Day Lewis & Rebecca Miller

Charlie Rose with Stephen Schwarzman