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Charlie Rose with Les Gelb, Michael Elliott, Johanna McGeary & Doyle McManus; Ron Rifkin & John Robin Baitz; Eric Stoltz (December 4, 1996)
 
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Charlie Rose with Les Gelb, Michael Elliott, Johanna McGeary & Doyle McManus; Ron Rifkin & John Robin Baitz; Eric Stoltz (December 4, 1996)

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Les Gelb, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, Michael Elliott, the editor of Newsweek International, Johanna McGeary, Time magazine's senior foreign correspondent in Washington and Doyle McManus, the Washington bureau chief of The Los Angeles Times share their views and predictions for President Clinton's new national security team. Later, actor Ron Firkin and playwright John Robin Baitz discuss their collaboration on Baitz's new play, The Substance of Fire, the story of a Holocaust survivor and publisher and his refusal to publish commercial books. Finally, actor Eric Stoltz, speaks about his role in the new off-Broadway adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Importance of Being Earnest.

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