Tuesday December 18, 2007
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Guest host: Katty Kay
With only two and a half weeks to go before the Iowa caucuses, both Republican and Democratic presidential campaigns are in full swing. An update on the races, including endorsements for Senator McCain, Governor Huckabee's surge in the polls, and the neck-and-neck race in Iowa and New Hampshire between Senators Clinton and Obama.
Chris Cillizza, Author of "The Fix" on "The Washington Post"
James Barnes, National Journal
Laura Meckler, reporter, Wall Street Journal
Guest host: Katty Kay
Edward Hopper is one of America’s most recognizable artists. His images of anonymous men and women in late-night diners and overlooked backwaters appear on t-shirts, calendars, and mugs. Guest host Katty Kay leads a discussion about what influenced him and why his art continues to resonate today.
Franklin Kelly, curator of American and British Painting for the National Gallery of Art
Eve Zibart, feature writer and arts critic for the Washington Post.
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