E-mail a friendMay 24, 2004
Former Ambassador Joseph Wilson discusses what he says are the lies that led to the war in Iraq. Singer Nelly Furtado reflects on her sophomore CD and being a new mom.
Joseph Wilson
Joseph Wilson
In 1991, President George H. W. Bush called Joseph Wilson, then U.S. Ambassador to Iraq, a "true American hero." In 2003, Wilson was at the center of controversy involving evidence the current Bush administration used to justify the war on Iraq. Wilson has held many senior government posts, including Senior Director for African Affairs in the Clinton administration. His new memoir, The Politics of Truth, takes readers inside two decades of world politics.
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado
Nelly Furtado's music has been described as a 'slap of fresh air.' Born and raised in Canada to parents of Portuguese descent, she's always been surrounded by music. The Grammy-winning artist plays several instruments and began writing songs at age 12. Her passion for music was inspired by a broad spectrum of genres, including pop, R&B, hip-hop and rock, and her critically acclaimed and record-breaking debut CD, 'Whoa Nelly,' showcased that diversity. She recently released her third album, 'Loose.'