First, Republican political strategists Ed Rollins and Stuart Stevens talk about the decision of Dan Quayle not to run for President. Second, Gene Searchinger, author of The Human Language, and Steven Pinker of M.I.T. and author of The Language Instinct: How the Mind Creates Language, talk about language and how children learn it. Then, war correspondent Peter Arnett talks about his book, Live from the Battlefield from Vietnam to Baghdad: Thirty-five Years in the World's War Zones. Finally, a conversation with David Lauren about his new magazine Swing. watch
Former Vice President Dan Quayle Has Recently Emerged As A Bestselling Author, A Businessman, And A Prominent Republican Leader. Now, He Continues The Debate Over American Family Values That He Initiated In 1992 With A New Book, The American Family. He Talks With Charlie About The Book And The Issue Which Has Become A Central Theme In The 1996 Election. Then, A Conversation About The Future Of Cable And Wireless. Brian Roberts Is The President Of Comcast, The Third-Largest Cable Operator In The United States, And Is Also Chairman Of The National Cable Television Association, Is On To Discuss The Future Of Multimedia. Finally, Dr. Billy Taylor, Known To Be The Great Ambassador Of The Jazz World, Talks About Two Upcoming Events At The Kennedy Center Where He Currently Serves As Artistic Director. They Are Women In Jazz And A Festival In Honor Of Duke Ellington'S Birthday. watch
Former vice president on Obama's strategy in Afghanistan watch
