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An hour live panel discussion about the U.S.' response to the tragic terrorist attacks that took place at the World Trade Center, the Pentagon and in Somerset, Pennsylvania. Panelists include: General Wesley Clark from Little Rock, Arkansas, former U.N. Ambassador Richard Holbrooke, former National Security Adviser to President Clinton Samuel Berger, General Ephraim Sneh of Israel, Judith Miller of "The New York Times", Democratic Senator John Edwards of North Carolina, terrorist analyst Steve Emerson and novelist Tom Clancy.
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missionary 09/11/2012 10:30 PM Report
my goodness, that writer was obnoxious and disrespectful throughout this, why didn't they cut him off when he kept talking to people sitting with him at home over every other discussion? watching it years later was so eery.
Markus 05/30/2011 01:07 PM Report
What a disgrace to one of the most well-reknowned broadcasting stations! You would think there was such thing as independence. Instead, here sits this smart and marvellously educated guy, surrounded by mostly people with connections to Israel, and seems not to do anything other than helping the government to come forth with the message "it was the Arabs!" Think of it: They seem to practically know this only a few hours after "...the event...". People like them, as it seems, are very well able to go without any investigation. That might be one of the reasons why there has never been one - at least not one that was asking tough questions. Is Charlie Rose nothing but propaganda?
docmidnyte 12/22/2010 11:49 PM Report
I watched this just to honor Richard Holbrooke, but have found it really fascinating. And I think it's hilarious that the most arrogant contributor is the fiction writer! Clancy get over yourself! These people work in the real world. You write books people read to forget. Jerk.
JasonWells 06/15/2010 02:17 AM Report
Very strange watching this in 2010. John Edwards, Wesley Clark, Judith Miller. I'm surprised that everyone was so rational (except for Tom Clancy, who seems to have had a lot of freefloating anger).