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Clip: Season 2019 | 4m 49s
Harvard Law Professor Noah Feldman joins Walter Isaacson to discuss the idea of a governing body for Facebook.
Aired: 10/24/19
Video has closed captioning.
Noah Feldman on a “Supreme Court” for Facebook - Web Extra
Dread Scott on His Recreation of an 1811 Slave Rebellion
Artist Dread Scott discusses Louisiana’s German Coast uprising of 1811.
Péter Szijjártó on Macron's Claim that NATO is "Brain Dead"
Péter Szijjártó discusses Macron's claim that NATO is "brain dead."
Christian Siriano Breaks Down His Iconic Designs
Christian Siriano discusses some of his most iconic designs.
Farnaz Fassihi on Crackdown Against Protestors in Iran
Farnaz Fassihi discusses recent turmoil in Iran.
Mia Love and Russ Feingold on Impeachment and Kamala Harris
Mia Love and Russ Feingold reflect on this week's political events.
Rory Stewart on Prison Sentencing & the London Bridge Attack
Rory Stewart discusses Brexit, the London Bridge Attack and prison reform in the U.K.
George Church Talks Age Reversal and Woolly Mammoth DNA
George Church discusses transformative gene editing technology.
Michael Lewis Analyzes Wednesday's Impeachment Proceedings
Michael Lewis, author of “The Fifth Risk,” joins the program.
Kay Bailey Hutchison Responds to Trudeau's Jokes About Trump
Kay Bailey Hutchison discusses tensions at this week's NATO summit.
Jonathan Haidt Explains How Social Media Drives Polarization
Jonathan Haidt joins the program to discuss “The Dark Psychology of Social Networks.”
Feras Fayyad Discusses His New Film "The Cave"
Feras Fayyad tells the story of an underground hospital in Syria.
Bobby Ghosh on Trump's Relationship with NATO
Bobby Ghosh joins the program to discuss this year's NATO summit.
