Charlie Rose 2003

An Interview With The Journalist, Author, And President Of The Aspen Institute, Walter Isaacson, Who Discusses His Career And Latest Book, A Biography Of Benjamin Franklin Titled Benjamin Franklin: American Life. He Comments On His Interest In Franklin And What Prompted Him To Write The New Biography.

First, Dr. Bernard Kouchner, Co-Founder Of Doctors Without Borders, Talks About His Work And The Reconstruction Effort In Iraq. Then, A Roundtable Discussion About The Problem Of Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail With Brad Smith Of Microsoft, David Berlind Of Cnet, Joe Barrett Of America Online, And Orson Swindle Of The Fcc.

Charlie Rose With Michael Carvin, Kenji Yoshino & Nina Totenberg; Floyd Norris & James Glassman

An Interview With Vocalist Annie Lennox, Formerly Of The Duo Eurhythmics, In Which She Shares Her Musical Influences, Reflects On The Last Ten Years Of Her Career, And Introduces Her Newest Album, Bare.

The Chief Un Weapons Inspector, Hans Blix, Speaks About The Search For Weapons Of Mass Destruction In Iraq And The Ensuing War. Later, The Filmmaker Andrew Jarecki Discusses His Documentary About A Family Torn Apart By Allegations Of Child Molestation, Capturing The Friedmans.

In Light Of The Supreme Court'S Ruling On Affirmative Action At The University Of Michigan, A Panel Of Experts, Including Laurence Tribe Of Harvard University, Peter Schuck Of Yale University, Lee Bollinger Of Columbia University, And Nina Totenberg Of Npr, Weighs In On The Decision'S Significance.

A Discussion About The Phenomenon Of The Harry Potter Books With The Vice President Of Scholastic Inc., Arthur Levine, The Journalist Nancy Gibbs Of Time, And Book Critic For The New York Times, Janet Maslin, Also, Actor Harrison Ford Discusses His Performance In The Film Hollywood Homicide.

First, Columnist For The Washington Post Jim Hoagland Discusses The Militarization Of American Foreign Policy. Then, The Director Ang Lee Talks About His New Film, Hulk. Finally, Rob Reiner Talks About Directing The Movie Alex & Emma, Which Stars Kate Hudson And Luke Wilson.

An Interview With Sir Jeremy Greenstock, Britain'S Former Ambassador To The United Nations And Current British Special Representative To Iraq. He Discusses His Role In The Debate Over The Iraq War, Plans For Post-War Reconstruction In The Region, And Relations Between The United States And Great Britain.

First, An Examination Of The Political Career Of Tony Blair As He Faces Questions About Intelligence On Weapons Of Mass Destruction In Iraq With British Journalists Michael Elliott Of Time And Nicholas Wapshott Of The London Times. Then, William F. Buckley, Jr. Talks About His New Book, Getting It Right. Also, The Bestselling Author James Patterson Introduces His Novel, The Lake House.

Stephen Cohen, Middle East Expert, And Adel Al Jubeir, Foreign Policy Advisor To Crown Prince Abdullah Of Saudi Arabia, Discuss The Ongoing Conflict Between The Israelis And Palestinians. Also, Iraqi Architect Zaha Hadid Discusses Her Life And Designing A Building In The United States For The First Time.

An Interview With The Junior Senator From New York State, Hillary Rodham Clinton, In Which She Talks About Her Recently-Published Memoirs, Living History. She Also Discusses Her Goals As A Politician Regarding The War In Iraq, Health Care, And Economic Policy.

A Discussion About The Violence Between The Israeli Government And Palestinian Organizations; An Interview With Rory Kennedy; A Conversation With David Brinkley

An Interview With The Secretary Of The Treasury Of The United States, John Snow. He Predicts Where The Economy Is Headed, Explains Factors That Influence It, And Defends The Bush Administration'S Tax Cuts.

Charlie Rose Speaks With Ahmed Chalabi, The Co-Founder And Leader Of The Iraqi National Congress, A Group Opposed To Saddam Hussein'S Regime. He Is Currently Working To Establish A New Interim Government In Iraq, And Explains Its Development Progress On The Show.

First, A Conversation About Hillary Clinton And Her New Book, Living History, With Journalists Chris Matthews Of Msnbc, Margaret Carlson Of Time. Then, Jonathan Alter Of Newsweek Provides Insight Into How Clinton'S Hardships Have Affected And Encouraged Her Political Career. Finally, An Interview With Bill Donaldson, Head Of The Security And Exchange Commission.

First, A Debate About The Media'S Portrayal Of The War In Iraq Between Christopher Hitchens Of Vanity Fair And Eric Alterman Of The Nation. Then, The Fourth And Final Installment Of An Interview With The Chairman Of Intel, Andrew Grove.

First, Alex Jones Of Harvard University On The Resignations Of Howell Raines And Gerald Boyd From The New York Times Following The Jayson Blair Scandal At The Newspaper. Then, Bernard Lewis, Professor At Princeton, On Islam, The Middle East, And His Book, The Crisis Of Islam. Last, The Third And Second To Last Installment Of An Interview With The Chairman Of Intel, Andrew Grove.

Attorney David Boies Shares His Opinions On Broadcasting Television In The Courtroom, His Litigation On Behalf Of The Us Government, And The Martha Stewart Case. Also, The Second Installment Of A Four Part Conversation With Andrew Grove, The Chairman Of Intel.

A Talk About The Possibility Of An Indictment Against Martha Stewart With Jeffrey Toobin, Legal Analyst For Cnn, Adrian Michaels, Reporter For The Financial Times, And Charles Gasparino, Senior Reporter For The Wall Street Journal. Then, Howard Dean On His Candidacy For The Democratic Nomination For President. Finally, Sports Journalist Chris Ballard Previews The Upcoming Nba Finals.

Charlie Rose With Michael Powell; Steven P. Cohen, Martin Indyk & Raghida Dergham; Andrew S. Grove