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James Baldwin talked about the civil rights movement, the mistaken worship of innocence and immaturity, the interdependent connections of the world, the U.S. guilt from taking Native America…

USA Today Reporter Tom Squitieri talked about operations in Iraq, the security situation and the transfer of power to Iraqi authorities. He also responded to viewer comments and questions.

Participants in a second annual summit on Afghanistan talked about the status of reconstruction efforts in the country. Among the topics addressed were the development of infrastructure, gov…

The panelists on the first panel talked about media coverage of independent candidates. Ms. Salit moderated this panel. The panelists on the second panel talked about radicalism in Amer…

Journalists talked about their experiences covering military operations in Afghanistan and about the dangers to reporters in various war zones. Following their remarks they answered question…

Mr. Squitieri spoke about his experiences as a reporter in a war zone. He was present in several conflicts including wars in Haiti, Central America, the Persian Gulf, Bosnia, and Rwanda.

Mr. Squitieri talked about news of the day, congressional redistricting, and the new census population data. He responded to audience phone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

USA Today Reporter Tom Squitieri discussed news stories and the Senate impeachment trial. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail.

Mr. Squitieri talked about current headlines and took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail.

In the daybook interview Tom Squitieri talked about current headlines and took audience calls, faxes and electronic mail. Jodi Enda talked the president’s trip to South America by telephone.

The three foreign correspondents discussed issues relating to U.S. foreign policy, including the continuing civil war in the former Yugoslavia and the changing economic and political status …

Tom Squitieri, foreign correspondent for USA TODAY, talked about the evolving political situation in Bosnia and the U.N.-sponsored peace plan presented to the Bosnian Serb parliament. He tal…

George Plimpton, now editor of The Paris Review, addressed the audience on his experiences as a journalist who writes from first hand experiences. He answered audience questions.

The Prime Minister of Thailand Chatichai Choonhaven discussed his country’s desire to increase trade with the United States. He also discussed his wishes for the Cambodian peace process. He …

Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki of Poland spoke at the National Press Club during his visit to Washington D.C. During the visit, he and President George H. W. Bush signed the business and …

Italian Prime Minister Giovanni Goria addressed the National Press Club on the economic and international policy of his country. In his speech he addressed his role in improving the Italian …

Reverend Jesse Jackson talked about his recent trip to the Middle East and Africa as a part of a U.S. humanitarian and fact finding mission. He warned of the dangers of the continuing war be…

Tom Squitieri discussed the Lowell Sun article about Iran-Contra funds being diverted to political action groups. He answered questions from viewers.

Secretary-General Abdullah Bishara talked about Persian Gulf and the relationship between Gulf Cooperation Council and the United States. Secretary-General Bishara answered audience question…