Charlie Rose - Season 3 / Year 2010
Season 3 / Year 2010
Episodes
Dennis Blair
Paul Ryan / Ian Bremmer
Erskine Bowles and Alan Simpson (in Washington, DC)
Joe Nocera & Bethany McLean / Jimmy Wales
Russell Crowe
Deficit Commission / Michael Caine
Steve Rattner / Janet Napolitano
North Korea / Steve Martin / V.S. Naipaul
Siddhartha Mukherjee / "Love and Other Drugs"
"The King's Speech" / Fran Lebowitz
Javad Larijani / Quincy Jones
Wikilieaks / Charles Ferguson
Rick Stengel / Adm. Dennis Blair
Shai Agassi / "Black Swan": Portman, Aronofsky
Jeff Zucker / Chefs: Boulud, Cartwright, O'Connell
Paul Keating / Nora Ephron
Gold: Munk, Hathaway, Grant / David Einhorn
Tax Cuts / Nicole Krauss / Florian Henckel Von Donnersmarck
Jay-Z
Andrew Mason / Stacy Schiff / John Wood
David Brooks / Sting
Gordon Brown
Richard Holbrooke Appreciation
"The Fighter" / "Blue Valentine"
Dominique Strauss-Kahn / Simon Rattle
North Korea: Sanger, Bremmer / Maloney / Tyrangiel
North Korea: Sanger, Bremmer / Carolyn Maloney / Josh Tyrangiel
"Merchant of Venice" / "True Grit"
Politics: Hunt, Ignatius / Wolfensohn
Jean Pigozzi / Deborah Mitford
Jay-Z (Rebroadcast from 12/8/2010)
Jay-Z – Questions from the Audience
"Biutiful"
Jennifer Homans / Salman Rushdie
Gen. Hugh Shelton / David Guggenheim /Clayton Christensen
An Appreciation of Those We Lost in 2010
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