Extras
Journalist Ben Bradlee Jr. on His Book "The Forgotten"
Ben Bradlee Jr. joins Walter Isaacson to discuss his book "The Forgotten."
Journalist Ben Bradlee Jr. on His Book "The Forgotten"
Inside Look: Amanpour & Company
Christiane Amanpour discusses her show, Amanpour & Company.
Inside Look: Amanpour & Company
Amanpour and Company Series Promo
Examine global issues, domestic news and trends with Christiane Amanpour and contributors.
Amanpour and Company Series Promo
Nancy Schwartzman on her Documentary “Roll Red Roll”
Nancy Schwartzman discusses her film about the Steubenville High School rape case.
Nancy Schwartzman on her Documentary “Roll Red Roll”
Arlan Hamilton on the Changing Face of Entrepreneuership
Arlan Hamilton, founder and managing partner of of Backstage Capital, joins the program.
Arlan Hamilton on the Changing Face of Entrepreneuership
Johanna Hamilton & Alka Pradhan on Guantanamo Bay
Johanna Hamilton & Alka Pradhan on why 40 detainees are being held in indefinite custody.
Johanna Hamilton & Alka Pradhan on Guantanamo Bay
Historian Margaret MacMillan Puts Brexit in Context
Eight days from Brexit and still no deal. Margaret MacMillan puts Brexit in context.
Historian Margaret MacMillan Puts Brexit in Context
Director J.C. Chandor on His Film "Triple Frontier"
J.C. Chandor joins the program to discuss his new thriller about America's war veterans.
Director J.C. Chandor on His Film "Triple Frontier"
Daniel Golden, Author of “The Price of Admission”
Golden discusses what college hopefuls face when pursuing the school of their dreams.
Daniel Golden, Author of “The Price of Admission”
John Manley on Justin Trudeau's Political Scandal
Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister Manley talks the scandal Trudeau just can't shake.
John Manley on Justin Trudeau's Political Scandal
Michael Oppenheimer: 'Storms are becoming more violent'
Professor Michael Oppenheimer has been on the leading edge of climate science for decades.
Michael Oppenheimer: 'Storms are becoming more violent'
Francisco Cantú, "The Line Becomes a River"
A third generation Mexican-American and former border patrol agent discusses his new book.
Francisco Cantú, "The Line Becomes a River"
Armie Hammer & Nazanin Boniadi on “Hotel Mumbai”
Stars discuss their film about the 2008 terrorist attack at the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel.
Armie Hammer & Nazanin Boniadi on “Hotel Mumbai”
Jamie LeSueur on Location from Mozambique
The Red Cross’ Africa Emergency Operations Manager describes Mozambique from the ground.
Jamie LeSueur on Location from Mozambique
William Burns on American Diplomacy
Former Deputy Secretary of State William Burns discusses the value of diplomacy.
William Burns on American Diplomacy
Shane Bauer Went Undercover as a Prison Guard
Investigative reporter Shane Bauer on the brutality of corporate-run prisons in America.
Shane Bauer Went Undercover as a Prison Guard
Evan Thomas on Sandra Day O'Connor
Author Evan Thomas on the life of the first female Supreme Court Justice of America.
Evan Thomas on Sandra Day O'Connor
Former Neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini on Radicalization
Former Neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini discusses how terrorists become radicalized
Former Neo-Nazi Christian Picciolini on Radicalization
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel on The Town's Reaction
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel vows to "snuff out" the "hatred" that led to the attacks
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel on The Town's Reaction
Steven Van Zandt on Bruce, The Sopranos and More
“Little Steven” Van Zandt joins the program.
Steven Van Zandt on Bruce, The Sopranos and More
Director Henry Singer on the Brutal Bosnian Genocide
See Christiane and Singer watch and discuss a clip of his documentary on the Bosnian war.
Director Henry Singer on the Brutal Bosnian Genocide
Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd On New Zealand's Attacks
The former Australian PM joins the show to discuss New Zealand's deadly terrorist attack
Former Australian PM Kevin Rudd On New Zealand's Attacks
Atika Shubert & Bill Weir at the Student Climate Protests
CNN Correspondents join live as students worldwide walk out of school for climate change.
Atika Shubert & Bill Weir at the Student Climate Protests
Michael Sandel On Politics and Our Dwindling Reason
A Harvard political philosophy professor on why society can't reason on political issues.
Michael Sandel On Politics and Our Dwindling Reason
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