GUEST
KEYWORD
Search
Charlie Rose Science Series
Click here to watch previous episodes of the Charlie Rose Science Series


Charlie's Choice
Counselor: A Life at the Edge of History
by Ted Sorensen
Buy it
Unaccustomed Earth
by Jhumpa Lahiri
Buy it
The Post-American World
by Fareed Zakaria
Buy it
Find Charlie in Your Area
Click here to check your local listings.
gdfgds
Charlie Responds (FAQ)
Submit your questions for Charlie and read Charlie Responds (FAQ) for the answers
A discussion with reporter Christopher Hitchens
07/15/2005
Christopher Hitchens
A discussion with reporter Christopher Hitchens
Buy  Share
A conversation with journalist Christopher Hitchens about his book "Thomas Jefferson: Author of America".
Comments
Comment by Ayokunle Adeyemi on Saturday, Feb 16 at 04:33 PM

I cannot stress enough my hunger to hear Ayaan Hirsi Ali speak to the significant issues that she continues to champion (human rights, women's rights, democracy). Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins have dedicated the entire earnings from DVD sales of 'The Four Horsemen', an epic conversation on religion, to funding Ali's security. The issues that she champions resonate strongly with the zeitgist of this 21st century; and it is, for me, imperative that Ali's courageous voice be heard, and heard here, as she represents so strongly the spirit of Charlie Rose.
Sending Report...
Abuse Reported
Comment by Myrna on Thursday, Jan 31 at 05:17 PM

When I was young, there were two things that could not be openly discussed in any gathering of people.politics and religion. Religion appears to be a forbidden topic for open discussion, even now. In America we talk openly as far as politics go,but religion still seems to be off-base. Why is this so? They are the two most powerful, influential, and controlling forces within this world. Their impact upon the lives of people all around this world is well known by all, yet we are forbidden to discuss the full impact, and the tolls that these two, institutionalized groups of persons have upon our daily lives? What are they afraid of? And, indeed why do we fear the two of them? I think that all of us know the answer to this question.
Sending Report...
Abuse Reported
Comment by John K on Friday, Jun 22 at 05:24 PM

Larry Moss, above, constructed a fine, mincing set of sentences but he communicated nothing usefully. ... Hitchens upsets me as well, but being challenged is a lot better than being reassured. ... I noticed none of the "lies" to which Moss refers. An honest person would have identified those lies. ...
Sending Report...
Abuse Reported
Comment by Sarah Brightman on Tuesday, May 29 at 12:45 AM

It is refreshing to see someone like Christopher Hitchens, who has travelled to the middle east many times, speak so bluntly regarding Iran, the violent acts comitted and the connections to terror. It is time for people in this county to open their eyes and see what we are up against in this age. These discussions are important to have. Thank you for having a well researched, intellegent and direct guest such as Mr. Hitchens on your show. I look forward to hearing more from such experienced writers.
Sending Report...
Abuse Reported
Comment by Larry Moss on Saturday, May 5 at 01:57 AM

I watched the Christopher Hitchens's interview. It was quite upsetting. Mr. Hitchens' comments, especially those related to Iran and the alleged violent acts among, various secular groups therein, borders on an abject lie. Mr. Rose, please sir, be a little more select about your choices on your show. And, please be a bit more responsive to statements by guests that are lies. This may seem a slightly off request, but it is one that determines the degree in which one values your programming, as well as the manner in which one may be influenced about important issues like the US's stance in Iran and other foreign lands.
Sending Report...
Abuse Reported
 
Leave Your Comment
 Name (required)
 Mail (will not be published) (required)
Your Comment (required):
Submit Comment
Related Videos
Associated Media