Stanley Crouch of the New York Daily News sits in for Charlie for the evening. General Brent Scowcroft, former national security adviser to President Bush, William Webster, former FBI director, Abe Rosenthal, columnist for The New York Times, and Nadine Strossen, president of the American Civil Liberties Union, discuss the growing number of recent terrorist attacks, including the Oklahoma City Bombing and the bombing of the Olympics in Atlanta. Then, Crouch talks with Art Spiegelman about the 10th anniversary of the graphic novel Maus, written over 13 years by Spiegelman, a titan in the world of underground comics. Finally, Crouch interviews saxophonist James Carter, one of the most talked-about young musicians in the jazz renaissance. watch
