Politics 5015 Videos
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Vice President Dan Qualye
Air Date 06/15/1992Vice President Dan Quayle explains what he means when he talks about "family values" and the "cultural elite." 21:10 -
Richard Perle
Air Date 06/15/1992Richard Perle talks about his novel, "Hard Line." 09:12 -
Dennis Rivera
Air Date 06/11/1992Drug, Hospital and Health Care Employees Union leader Dennis Rivera talks about the perception of labor unions. 17:09 -
Betsy Gotbaum
Air Date 06/10/1992Betsy Gotbaum of NYC's Parks and Recreation Department on her exhaustion with municipal bureaucracy. 05:58 -
Robert Stutman
Air Date 06/10/1992Former NYS DEA chief, Robert Stutman talks about the war on drugs and shares his book, "Dead on Delivery." 15:07 -
Black Males in America
Air Date 06/09/1992Edward Lewis and James Small discuss the challenges black men face in our society. 17:21 -
Ed Barnes
Air Date 06/08/1992Ed Barnes reports on the tragic situation of abandoned children in the Sudan who've banded together to survive. 11:17 -
Ben Wattenberg, Pt. 2
Air Date 06/04/1992In a continuing conversation, columnist Ben Wattenberg presents his new PBS documentary about the strength of America. 06:12 -
Ben Wattenberg, Pt. 1
Air Date 06/04/1992Ben Wattenberg, syndicated columnist and senior fellow at the American Institute, presents his new book "The First Universal Nation." 05:37 -
China-U.S. Relations, 1992
Air Date 06/02/1992A panel of authors and activists analyze President George H. W. Bush's relations with China. 09:24 -
Gay Civil Rights
Air Date 06/02/1992Activist Ann Northrop and author Eric Marcus discuss the state of gay civil rights in the early 1990's. 08:43 -
Tony Coelho
Air Date 06/02/1992Former house majority whip Tony Coelho comments on the Democratic nominations for president: Bill Clinton and Ross Perot. 08:04 -
Alexis Herman
Air Date 06/02/1992Alexis Herman, C.E.O. of the 1992 Democratic Convention in New York City, gives insight into the challenge of organizing the convention. 06:37 -
Haitian Refugee Crisis
Air Date 06/01/1992Rep. Charles Rangel, journalist Eric Breindel, and professor Harold Koh debate Bush's decision to refuse Haitian refugees. 13:06 -
Philip Elmer-DeWitt
Air Date 05/27/1992Philip Elmer-DeWitt, associate editor at Time Magazine, on how different countries are preparing for the upcoming Earth Summit. 10:03 -
Mairead Maguire
Air Date 05/27/1992Nobel laureate Mairead Maguire shares her hope to bring about change through nonviolence in Northern Ireland. 09:36 -
Political Comedy
Air Date 05/27/1992Political comedians Richard Belzer, Will Durst, and Randy Credico weigh in on the presidential candidates and controversial political issues. 12:56 -
Oliver North
Air Date 05/26/1992Former Marine Lt. Colonel Oliver North on his book "Under Fire: An American Story." 09:37 -
R. Emmett Tyrrell, Jr.
Air Date 05/22/1992Magazine editor Emmett Tyrrell, known for his anti-left stance, turns on the conservatives with his book, "The Conservative Crack-Up." 10:38 -
Dan Quayle Controversy
Air Date 05/21/1992NYC Commissioner Mark Green and a panel of journalists debate Vice President Dan Quayle's comments about "family values." 16:19 -
Robert Bartley
Air Date 05/21/1992Robert Bartley, editor of the Wall Street Journal Editorial page, shares his book, "The Seven Fat Years: And How to Do It Again." 06:37 -
Communitarianism
Air Date 05/18/1992Communitarian Network founder Amitai Etzioni and ACLU President Nadine Strossen debate the importance of community vs. individual rights. 12:01 -
Reverend Al Sharpton
Air Date 05/18/1992Reverend Al Sharpton refutes his reputation as a "troublemaker" and describes his constituency and political ideals. 22:57 -
Susan Lederman
Air Date 05/14/1992League of Women Voters President Susan Lederman defends the league as a non-partisan organization and explains their political mission. 11:28 -
Bianca Jagger
Air Date 05/14/1992Bianca Jagger discusses the political situation in Nicaragua, her desire to play a greater role in its future, and her documentary. 15:40 -
Charles Kaiser
Air Date 05/14/1992Charles Kaiser discusses FEMA analyst Jerald Johnson, who was pressured by management to name homosexuals in the company. 10:57 -
Ross Perot Panel
Air Date 05/12/1992Journalists Tim Russert, Michael Kramer, and David Firestone examine the appeal of presidential candidate Ross Perot. 19:12 -
Nixon's Image Campaign
Air Date 05/11/1992Historian Michael Beschloss and A. M. Rosenthal of The New York Times on Nixon's image many years later. 13:36 -
James Scheuer
Air Date 05/11/1992Representative James Scheuer, a Democrat from New York, shares his plan for his upcoming years in Congress. 12:43 -
Bill Lynch
Air Date 05/07/1992NYC Deputy Mayor Bill Lynch reflects on the city's peaceful response to the Rodney King beating and the need for greater funding for social services. 15:12 -
Senator Tim Wirth
Air Date 05/04/1992Tim Wirth reveals the reasoning behind his decision not to run for a second term. 17:30 -
Rodney King Verdict
Air Date 04/30/1992A panel considers the acquittal of the four policemen who beat Rodney King. 37:24 -
Stephen J. Solarz
Air Date 04/27/1992Rep. Stephen Solarz comments on George Bush's foreign policy in Iraq and Ross Perot's chances in the 1992 elections. 17:03 -
John Kenneth Galbraith
Air Date 04/24/1992Economist and former U.S. ambassador to India John Kenneth Galbraith introduces his new book, "The Culture of Contentment." 16:34 -
Bill Bradley
Air Date 04/23/1992Senator Bill Bradley on not running for president and the importance of discussing race issues in America's inner cities. 20:41 -
Robert Krulwich
Air Date 04/22/1992Robert Krulwich reports on the business practices and popularity of presidential candidate Ross Perot. 22:56 -
Political Disillusionment
Air Date 04/21/1992A panel discusses the public's disillusionment with government and the influence of special interests. 18:02 -
Politics and the Media
Air Date 04/21/1992A panel of journalists exchange views on politics and the media. 12:44 -
Jonathan Alter
Air Date 04/20/1992Jonathan Alter, senior editor of Newsweek, makes predictions about the 1992 presidential field. 06:41 -
Slavenka Drakulić
Air Date 04/15/1992Author Slavenka Drakulić shares the effects of communism on her and others, which she describes in her book "How We Survived Communism and Even... 07:49 -
Ron Johnson
Air Date 04/14/1992Ron Johnson on New York City's AIDS policy and his HIV status. 05:46 -
Bill Moyers
Air Date 04/13/1992Bill Moyers examines politics in America, discontent among voters, and the importance of the individual's effect on the country. 32:15 -
R. W. Apple, Jr.
Air Date 04/08/1992Chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times, R. W. Apple, Jr., discusses the campaign for president. 12:18 -
Bill Clinton's Nomination
Air Date 04/07/1992Journalists debate the pros and cons of Bill Clinton's almost certain nomination. 24:15 -
Gail Sheehy
Air Date 04/06/1992Vanity Fair's Gail Sheehy discusses the Clinton marriage and rumors surrounding it. 09:31 -
Debating the Democratic Nominee
Air Date 04/06/1992Author Norman Mailer and journalist Nat Hentoff debate who should win the democratic nomination. 15:42 -
FBI Surveillance of Writers
Air Date 04/06/1992Writers Natalie Robins, Norman Mailer, and William F. Buckley, Jr. discuss FBI surveillance of popular writers. 13:18 -
Lee Miringoff
Air Date 04/06/1992Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, analyzes the state of the Democratic primary in New York. 04:15 -
Debate for Urban America
Air Date 03/31/1992City politicians comment on the debate between Democratic primary candidates Clinton and Brown about urban issues. 18:53 -
Vladimir Pozner
Air Date 03/31/1992Vladimir Pozner shares his book, "Eyewitness" an account of what he experienced during last year's 3-day coup against President Gorbachev. 11:26 -
Henry Grunwald, Pt. 1
Air Date 03/27/1992Henry Grunwald, former U.S. ambassador to Austria, on nationalism and the American Century. 19:03 -
Rushdie and Free Speech, Pt. 2
Air Date 03/26/1992Professor Edward Said and former National Security Council member Gary Sick on Salman Rushdie. 07:04 -
Rushdie and Free Speech, Pt. 1
Air Date 03/26/1992Professor Edward Said and former National Security Council member Gary Sick on Salman Rushdie. 11:04 -
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr.
Air Date 03/25/1992Historian Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. reflects on John F. Kennedy, Fidel Castro, and the Cuban missile crisis. 15:45 -
1992 Primaries
Air Date 03/24/1992Journalists Les Gelb, Ellis Cose, Michael Kramer, and political strategist Celinda Lake examine the state of the race. 16:08 -
Roger Rosenblatt
Air Date 03/24/1992Roger Rosenblatt, editor at large for Life Magazine, discusses his many projects and new book on the abortion debate, "Life Itself." 13:34 -
South Africa's Referendum
Air Date 03/23/1992Dumisani Kumalo and Teboho Mafole discuss the white minority's vote to share power and South Africa's future. 15:01 -
Roger Ailes
Air Date 03/20/1992Campaign advisor and chairman of Ailes Communications Roger Ailes on his time in politics and moving back to television. 18:17 -
Political Landscape, Pt. 1
Air Date 03/17/1992Political scholars and analysts discuss the upcoming election and the Clinton campaign. 14:46 -
Political Landscape, Pt. 2
Air Date 03/17/1992Elizabeth McCaughey, John Fund, and other political analysts discuss the upcoming election. 14:15