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Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Carl Bernstein, author of the controversial book on Hillary Clinton, A Woman in Charge, discusses Bill Clinton's role on the campaign trail. Oscar-nominated Juno director Jason Reitman reacts to the honors received by his sophomore feature.
Carl Bernstein
Carl Bernstein
Journalist explains why the battle between the Clintons and Barack Obama is different than other political contests. (1:20)
Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Carl Bernstein helped unearth President Nixon's role in the Watergate scandal. He went on to become ABC News' Washington Bureau chief and senior correspondent and a contributing editor at Time and Vanity Fair magazines. He's also a best-selling author, whose books include Loyalties: A Son's Memoir and, his latest, A Woman in Charge—a controversial look at Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton. Earlier in his career, Bernstein covered police and court beats for The Washington Post.
Jason Reitman
Jason Reitman
Juno director describes finding out that he was nominated for an Academy Award. (:58)
The son of two successful directors, Jason Reitman has found his own success in the industry. He grew up on his father's sets, worked as an extra and was a production assistant before moving on to making shorts and directing TV ads. Reitman followed the success of his debut feature—the critically acclaimed Thank You For Smoking—with the teen-pregnancy film Juno, which netted Oscar nods for best director and picture. Next up for his Hard C Productions is the seriocomedy Bonzai Shadowhands.