Les Rose

First, Mark Zuckerman, Editor-In-Chief Of U.S. News & World Report, Journalist Steve Emerson, Les Gelb, President Of The Council On Foreign Relations, And Gad Yaacobi, Israeli Ambassador To The United States Discuss The March 4, 1996 Terrorist Attack In Tel Aviv. Then, Mark Mobius Discusses The Investor/Templeton Emerging Markets Fund. Finally, Marvin Hamlisch Discusses His Career As A Composer And Conductor.
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Length: 54:00
Posted: 12/10/2009

Les Gelb Discusses The U.S.-China Relationship In The Wake Of The Nato Bombing Of The Chinese Embassy In Yugoslavia, And The Long-Term Implications In Taiwan And Tibet. Then, Winston Lord Talks About The Aftereffects Of The Accidental Bombing, And Whether The United States' Diplomatic Efforts With China Can Be Successful. Next, Dilbert Creator Scott Adams Discusses Cartoons As A Form Of Media, The Origins Of Dilbert, And Its Relevance. Finally, Part Two Of A Conversation With Nba Star Bill Russell About His Acclaimed Career, Relationship With The Media, And Aversion To Autographs.
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Length: 54:00
Posted: 12/10/2009

First, Ronald Brownstein Of U. S. News & World Report, Michael Kinsley Of Slate. Com, And Jonathan Alter Of Newsweek Discuss The Presidency Of Bill Clinton Regarding His Critics, The Scandals, Ken Starr, The Economy, Etc. Then, Les Gelb, President Of The Council On Foreign Relations, Discusses Benjamin Netanyahu And The Palestinian-Israeli Peace Process. Finally, Arthur Hertzberg, Author Of Jews: The Essence And Character Of A People, And Martin Gilbert, Author Of Israel: A History, Discuss The 50Th Anniversary Of Israel, Looking Back On Its Inception And Offering A Perspective On Israeli Opinion Of The Palestinians.
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Length: 54:00
Posted: 12/10/2009