Charlie Rose 2006

A Conversation With Mark Halperin About The Controversial Comments Of Senator John Kerry; A Discussion With Howard Dean About The 2006 Midterm Elections; A Conversation With David Kuo About Religion And Politics.

A Conversation With Dr. David Sinclair And Nicholas Wade About A Groundbreaking New Health Study; A Discussion With Andy Grove And Richard Tedlow, The Author Of Grove'S New Biography; A Conversation With Jack And Suzy Welch About Their New

A Conversation About Iraq With Anthony Shadid, Fareed Zakaria, Jack Keane, And Adam Nagourney; An Appreciation Of The Late William Styron.

First, Charlie Hosts A Panel Discussion Of The 2006 Midterm Elections With John Harwood Of The "Wall Street Journal," Al Hunt Of Bloomberg News, Jo Mannies Of The "St. Louis Post Dispatch," Norman Ornstein Of The American Enterprise Institute, And Michael Duffy Of "Time" Magazine. Then, Charlie Talks To 2004 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Wangari Maathai About Her New Book, "Unbowed."

A Panel Discussion On The Results Of The 2006 Midterm Elections With Jon Meachem, Katrina Vanden Huevel, Mary Beth Cahill, David Sanger, David Gergen, David Brooks, Frank Luntz, And Ed Rollins.

A Discussion With Former White House Chief Of Staff Andrew Card About The Resignation Of Donald Rumsfeld; A Conversation With Illinois Congressman Rahm Emanuel About The Democratic Victory In The House Of Representatives; A Panel Discussi

First, An Appreciation Of The Late 60 Minutes Anchor Ed Bradley, With A Reairing Of Charlie'S Interviews With His Old Friend. Then, A Discussion With Will Ferrell About His Years On "Saturday Night Live" And His Chart-Topping Career, Including His New Film, "Stranger Than Fiction."

A Discussion About Changes In Pentagon Leadership With Bill Kristol Of The "Weekly Standard" And Martha Raddatz Of Abc; A Conversation About The New Congress With Representative James Clyburn Of South Carolina; A Discussion With Iraq Vetera

First, French Intellectual, Political Figure, And Businessman Jacques Attali Joins Charlie For A Discussion About Microfinance.||Then, Duke Basketball Coach Mike Krzyzewski And His Daughter, Jamie Spatola, Discuss Their New Book, "Beyond Basketball."||Finally, Actor Martin Short Drops By To Discuss His Career And His New Broadway Play, "Fame Becomes Me."

First, A Conversation With Former Democratic Senator And The 2004 Democratic Presidential Candidate John Edwards About Poverty And Also About His New Book "Home: The Blueprints For Our Lives".Iithen, A Conversation With Former U.K. Ambassador To The United Nations And Former Special Envoy To Iraq Jeremy Greenstock About The British Government'S Decision To Join The U.S. In Iraq.

First, Columbia University Professor And Palestinian Expert Rashid Khalidi Discusses The Politics And Struggles Of The Middle East And His New Book, "The Iron Cage."||Then, Author Antonia Fraser Discusses Her New Historical Biography, "Love And Louis Xiv: The Women In The Life Of The Sun King."

A Conversation With George Shultz In Memory Of Milton Friedman; An Appreciation Of Milton Friedman; A Panel Discussion About The New Film "History Boys" With The Director And Cast

A Conversation With Art Critic Robert Hughes About Life, Art, And His New Memoir, "Things I Didn'T Know."

An Hour With Artist Brice Marden From The Museum Of Modern Art, Where A Retrospective Of His Paintings And Drawings Is Currently On Display. Marden Is A Reknowned Abstract Painter Whose Work First Focused On Minimalism And Later On Gestural Abstraction.

First, Charlie Sits Down With Art Historian John Richardson And William Acquavella Of Acquavella Galleries To Discuss The Influence Of Their Friend, Renowned British Painter Lucian Freud. Then, Filmmaker And Author Nora Ephron Discusses Her New Best-Selling Book, "I Feel Bad About My Neck."

First, A Conversation With 2006 Nobel Peace Prize Winner Muhammad Yunus About His Advances In The Microfinance Movement, Which Will Benefit More Than 100 Million People In More Than 100 Countries. Then, Photographer Annie Leibovitz Joins Charlie For A Discussion About Her Life, Her Work, Her Relationship With Susan Sontag, And Her New Book, "A Photographer'S Life: 1990-2005."

Charlie Rose With Amory Lovins; Ian Schrager

First, Morgan Freeman Discusses The Changing Shape Of Movies In The Digital Revolution, His Recent Trip To Grenada, And His Latest Film, "Ten Items Or Less." Then, Gary Wills, Professor Of History Emeritus At Northwestern University, Discusses His New Book, "What Paul Meant," About Christianity And The Significance Of Paul'S Observations.

First, Former President Jimmy Carter Discusses His Controversial New Book, "Palesine: Peace, Not Apartheid," In Which He Calls For A State Of Permanent Peace In Israel. Then, Israeli Vice Premiere Shimon Peres Responds To Jimmy Carter'S Book And Offers His Own Perspective On The Middle East.

A conversation with Daniel Craig about his role as the new James Bond; A conversation with Sheldon Adelson about his career as an entrepreneur and gambling mogul; A conversation with Alex Trebek about his career as the host of "Jeopardy"

A conversation with Bill Gates

A conversation with Brian Williams the anchor and managing editor of NBC Nightly News; A conversation with "The Dixie Chicks"