First, Charlie Speaks With Former Secretary Of State And Treasury, George Shultz, About The Legacy Of The Late Milton Friedman, Who Passed Away At Age 94. They Discuss His Impact Both On Economic Theory And On Political Policy.||Then, An Excerpt From Charlie'S Last Conversation With Milton Friedman, Which Took Place In December 2005. They Discuss Friedman'S Legacy, His Take On The State Of American Society And His Outlook For The World And Its Economy.||Finally, The Director And Cast Of The New Film "History Boys", Which Was Adapted From The Hit Broadway Musical, Join Charlie To Discuss The Movie. The Film, Which Stars Richard Griffiths, Frances De La Tour, Samuel Barnett & Dominic Cooper And Was Directed By Nicholas Hytner, Follows The Story Of Three English Boys Trying To Qualify For Oxford And Cambridge. watch
Guest Host Andrea Koppel Leads A Three Part Discussion. First, Koppel Talks With Shibley Telhami Of The University Of Maryland And David Makovsky Of The Washington Institute For Near East Policy, About The Hamas Leader Who Was Killed Yesterday In Gaza City By An Israeli Missile And How This Event May Affect The Us-Israeli Relationship. Then, A Conversation About Afghanistan And The Need For New Infrastructure With Barnett Rubin Of The Center For International Cooperation. Finally, The Topic Of Discussion Turns To Iran. Shaul Bakhash Of George Mason University Comments On The Administrations Lack Of Clarity And Consensus In Regard To Its Policy Towards Iran. watch
A Conversation With Sayed Rahmatullah Hashimi And Barnett Rubin About Recent Events In Afghanistan; An Interview With Sebastian Junger watch
