November 2004   
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In our Election Eve Roundtable, Tavis and his guests - Kimberlè Williams Crenshaw, Antonio Gonzalez, Arianna Huffington and Dennis Prager - discuss voter turnout and the bin Laden tape impact.

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Kimberlè Williams Crenshaw, Antonio Gonzalez, Arianna Huffington and Dennis Prager take a look back - and forward - in our Campaign '04 Roundtable.

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Illinois Senator-elect Barack Obama wants to overcome the bitter partisanship that's been taking place in the U.S. Senate. Musical legend Isaac Hayes discusses his road to success.

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Los Angeles Times' Michael Kinsley has several theories on what went wrong with the Kerry campaign. HUFF star Hank Azaria reflects on the importance of appreciating each day.

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Lost Boys of Sudan documentary producer Megan Mylan and one of the "boys," Santino Majok Chuor, explain the backstory. American Dreams' executive producer Jonathan Prince and star Tom Verica discuss the show's popularity.

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The Motorcycle Diaries exec producer Robert Redford and director Walter Salles discuss the globalization of their film and the state of independent filmmaking.

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Celebrated attorney David Boies speculates on the next Supreme Court justice. Educator Dr. Loretta Long shares the amazing story of how she came to be Sesame Street's "Nurse Susan."

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Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair Sen. Richard Lugar discusses possibilities for Iraq. Sideways star Paul Giamatti reflects on "falling into acting" with a degree from Yale.

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R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe says he gets adrenaline rushes from performing. Rutgers women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer believes you can always find a way to get things done.

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Actor Alan Alda talks about his roles in TV's The West Wing and the new film, The Aviator. Jazz songstress Dianne Reeves says music is like having a good conversation and performs a song from her new holiday CD.

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Olympic gold medalist Joanna Hayes says hardships build character. Musician Henry Rollins discusses his USO visit to the troops in Iraq and his new TV show.

Shows November 2004

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image from Monday, November 1

Monday, November 1

In our Election Eve Roundtable, Tavis and his guests - Kimberlè Williams Crenshaw, Antonio Gonzalez, Arianna Huffington and Dennis Prager - discuss voter turnout and the bin Laden tape impact.


image from Tuesday, November 2

Tuesday, November 2

Kimberlè Williams Crenshaw, Antonio Gonzalez, Arianna Huffington and Dennis Prager take a look back - and forward - in our Campaign '04 Roundtable.


image from Wednesday, November 3

Wednesday, November 3

Illinois Senator-elect Barack Obama wants to overcome the bitter partisanship that's been taking place in the U.S. Senate. Musical legend Isaac Hayes discusses his road to success.


image from Thursday, November 4

Thursday, November 4

Los Angeles Times' Michael Kinsley has several theories on what went wrong with the Kerry campaign. HUFF star Hank Azaria reflects on the importance of appreciating each day.


image from Friday, November 5

Friday, November 5

Lost Boys of Sudan documentary producer Megan Mylan and one of the "boys," Santino Majok Chuor, explain the backstory. American Dreams' executive producer Jonathan Prince and star Tom Verica discuss the show's popularity.


image from Monday, November 8

Monday, November 8

The Motorcycle Diaries exec producer Robert Redford and director Walter Salles discuss the globalization of their film and the state of independent filmmaking.


image from Tuesday, November 9

Tuesday, November 9

Celebrated attorney David Boies speculates on the next Supreme Court justice. Educator Dr. Loretta Long shares the amazing story of how she came to be Sesame Street's "Nurse Susan."


image from Wednesday, November 10

Wednesday, November 10

Senate Foreign Relations Committee chair Sen. Richard Lugar discusses possibilities for Iraq. Sideways star Paul Giamatti reflects on "falling into acting" with a degree from Yale.