Shows February 2007
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Thursday, February 1
Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr. comments on last weekend's anti-war demonstrations, the new Congress, the State of the Union address and '08 Democratic presidential candidates.
Friday, February 2
ABC News' Jan Crawford Greenburg offers insight gained in researching her new book, Supreme Conflict. Musician Rickie Lee Jones discusses the inspiration for her new CD and also performs.
Monday, February 5
Humorist and best-selling author P.J. O'Rourke identifies the three things that make the economy grow. Tony-winning singer-actress Audra McDonald reflects on her career and trusting her gut.
Tuesday, February 6
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson explains the title of his new book, Death by Black Hole. Journalist Hank Klibanoff recounts his experiences covering the civil rights movement in the South during the '60s.
Wednesday, February 7
Minnesota Sen. Norm Coleman explains the opposition, by some in the GOP, to the administration's plan for a U.S. troop surge in Iraq. Pollster Frank Luntz assesses the impact of communication on the political landscape.
Thursday, February 8
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a former member of the Dutch Parliament, discusses growing up in her Muslim family. Actor James McAvoy says filming The Last King of Scotland opened his eyes to his place in the global social ladder.
Friday, February 9
Volver star Penelope Cruz discusses her pride in being the first Spanish woman nominated for a Best Actress Oscar. Filmmaker James Longley describes making his Oscar-nominated documentary, Iraq in Fragments.