Doomed From the Start

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Were the United States and Britain doomed from the start in Iraq? Guardian columnist Jonathan Steele believes so...because Western policymakers didn’t take into account Iraq’s unique historical experience. Then, rediscovering the life and work of New York muckraker Jacob Riis. Also, Terrance McKnight, the new host of WNYC’s Evening Music, shares his plans for this station’s nightly music mix. And on the eve of the March 4 primaries, States of the Union revisits Texas. Plus, a panel on what makes a best-selling children’s book!

Tune in for the latest in our Political Projections film series! Tomorrow - Tuesday, March 4 - we'll talk about how Hollywood has showcased American cynicism about politics. You can watch the films we've chosen and weigh in on the conversation.

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