Last updated Friday, September 24, 2010
InterviewerI have watched the recent wave of Islamaphobia that‘s hit our country. I have to say it makes me so sad. And then I thought there...
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InterviewerMiddle East peace talks are at a critical stage this weekend, Israel’s moratorium on settlements expires in a...
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MR. LAUER: As one of the world's most influential women, Queen Rania of Jordan has used her status to work tirelessly for the rights of young...
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Barbara Walters (BW): Our next guest is a children’s author, who car pools, and who bakes cookies, and tweets. By the way she also happens to...
it’s important for us to teach our children not to fear diversity
Robin Roberts (RR): Now a visit from Queen Rania of Jordan. She’s one of the world’s most powerful women but she’s also a wife, a...
Oprah Winfrey (OW): Yes we are live, thank you, live in Chicago. So like, like so many of you she’s a working mother, she does car pool, and...
Omar Kandil (OK): So on behalf of the student body I’d like to once again welcome Your Majesty back to AUC. So we have four questions...
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Well I do feel that last year I think people were really in crisis mode, the financial crisis was still very new in peoples minds and...
Riz Khan (RK): Welcome back. Even one year after Israel’s attacks on Gaza the lives of young Palestinians remains severely disrupted, with a...
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Unidentified BBC presenter: We’ve been hearing a lot this week from Davos where the World Economic Forum has...
