A conversation with former Deputy Secretary of State and Vietnam veteran Richard Armitage about President Bush’s visit to Baghdad during which he met with the new Iraqi prime minister al-Maliki. Armitage offers his outlook for al-Maliki and provides his critique of the U.S. war effort thus far. He also discusses the differences between the war in Vietnam and Iraq and the future of American foreign policy.
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A conversation with former Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage and Harvard professor Joseph Nye.
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A conversation with Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage about American foreign policy and the challenges ahead for global diplomacy. Armitage reviews a range of foreign policy issues, from the global war on terror to the nuclear impasse with Iran and North Korea, the rise of China, and HIV/Aids epidemic in the developing world.
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A conversation with R.W. AppleJr. of “The New York Times” about the allegations facing President Clinton and Linda Tripp’s recorded conversations with Monica Lewinsky.
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R.W. “Johnny” Apple of “The New York Times” offers a preview of the impending presidential primaries.
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Journalists Cokie Roberts, R.W. Apple, and Tim Russert discuss the Clinton administration on the eve of the inauguration of its second term.
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A discussion with political strategist Dick Morris, Richard Holbrooke, Assistant Secretary of State, Tom Friedman and R.W. Apple Jr., both of “The New York Times”, Cokie Roberts of NPR, and Tim Russert of NBC’s “Meet the Press” about President Bill Clinton’s stance on foreign policy, NATO and his campaign finance scandal.
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A discussion with journalist R.W. Apple of “The New York Times” about his distinguished career. Apple also talks about Clinton’s achievements with the expansion of NATO and the Paula Jones case.
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A look at the defeat of the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty in the Senate. Ambassador to the United Nations Richard Holbrooke and R.W. “Johnny” Apple of “The New York Times” consider the vote’s potential consequences for American foreign policy.
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A discussion about American’s growing discontent with their government with Alan Brinkley of Columbia University, Eric Alterman of “The Nation” magazine, R.W. AppleJr. of “The New York Times”, and Michael Sandel, author of “Democracy’s Discontent”.
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