Charlie Rose 2008

A Discussion About Microsoft And Yahoo; A Preview Of Super Bowl Xlii; A Discussion About Super Bowl Advertisements

A Conversation With Harold Ford, Jr. Chairman Of The Democratic Leadership Council. || A Discussion About Super Bowl Advertisements With Barbara Lippert Of Adweek. || A Discussion About Human Cloning With Robert Bazell, Chief Science And Health Correspondent For Nbc News And George Daley, Associate Professor Of Pediatrics In The Division Of Hematology/Oncology At Boston Children'S Hospital.

Live Coverage Of Super Tuesday With Charlie Cook, Al Hunt, Bob Herbert, Steve Mcmahon, Howell Raines, Doris Kearns Goodwin And Bob Herbert.

A Super Tuesday Recap With Mark Halperin Editor-At-Large For Time Magazine And Abc News Political Analyst & Adam Nagourney Of The New York Times. || A Discussion About The Film "In Bruges" With Colin Farrell & Martin Mcdonagh. || A Conversation About Food With Alice Waters, Co-Owner Of Chez Panisse And Author Of The Art Of Simple Food: Notes, Lessons, And Recipes From A Delicious Revolution.

A Conversation From The White House With The First Lady Of The United States, Laura Bush. She Discusses Burma, Some Of The Initiatives She Is Most Proud Of And She Also Spoke Frankly About The Challenges Faced By Her Husband, George. W. Bush. || A Discussion About Fashion Week With Roberta Myers, Editor-In-Chief Of Elle Magazine And Joe Zee, Creative Director Of Elle Magazine.

A Discussion About John Mccain With John Heilemann Of New York Magazine, Richard Land Of Southern Baptist Convention, Evan Thomas Of Newsweek And Ed Rogers Former Deputy Assistant To President George H.W. Bush. || A Conversation About Yahoo With Steven Levy Of Newsweek, Levy'S Article "Yahooligans At The Window" Appears In The February 11, 2008 Issue.

A Conversation With Former San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown. Brown Discusses His Career, Politics And His Book Basic Brown: My Life And Our Times By Willie L. Brown Jr. || A Conversation With Dr. Valentin Fuster, Cardiologist And Director Of Mount Sinai Medical Heart.

Charlie Rose (February 12, 2008)

A Conversation With Sam Nunn, Co-Chairman And Ceo Of The Nuclear Threat Initiative And William Cohen, Former Secretary Of Defense.; A Conversation With Artist Damien Hirst.

A Conversation With Economist Martin Feldstein ; A Discussion About The Film Jumper

A Conversation With Palestinian Prime Minister Salam Fayyad ;Winner Of 2008 Westminster Best In Show, Uno.

A Conversation With Susan Hockfield, President Mit. || A Conversation With Chris Anderson, Curator Of Ted Conference.|| A Conversation With Dr. Arden Bement, Currently The Director Of The National Science Foundation (Nsf).

A Discussion About The Oscar Nominated Films There Will Be Blood & No Country For Old Men With Daniel-Day Lewis, Javier Bardem, Joel Coen, Ethan Coen, Paul Thomas Anderson And Josh Brolin.

A Conversation With Antonio Villaraigosa, Mayor Of Los Angeles, California And One Of Four National Co-Chairmen Of Hillary Rodham Clinton'S 2008 Presidential Campaign.

A Discussion About John Mccain And The Ny Times Lobbyist Allegation With Charles Black, Michael Isikoff Of Newsweek & Franklin Foer Of Of The New Republic. || A Conversation With Samantha Power Author Of Chasing The Flame: Sergio Vieira De Mello And The Fight To Save The World .

A Discussion About Kosovo With Nicholas Burns, Under Secretary Of State. || A Preview Of The 2008 Oscars With A.O. Scott Of New York Times, Peter Travers Of Rolling Stone, David Edelstein Of New York Magazine And David Denby Of The New Yorker.

An Update On Pakistan ; An Update On France

A Conversation From London With Timothy Garton Ash Of Oxford University, Historian Alistair Horne Author Of A Savage War Of Peace And John Burns Of The New York Times.

A Conversation With Nancy Pelosi, Speaker Of The United States House Of Representatives. || A Conversation With Kishore Mahbubani, Author Of The New Asian Hemisphere.

A Discussion About Russia With Henry Kissinger, Thomas Pickering & David Remnick. || A Conversation With Lorin Maazel, Music Director, New York Philharmonic.

An Appreciation of William F. Buckley