Conversations With Power: Turmoil in the Middle East

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Ambassador Nicholas Burns, General Michael Hayden, and Kenneth Pollack talk about the Obama Administration and it's relations in the Middle East. Moderated by Major Garrett.
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Nicholas Burns
Former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs and Former Highest-Ranking Member of the Foreign Service
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Nicholas Burns
Ambassador R. Nicholas Burns, the former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs and former U.S. Ambassador to NATO and Greece, is one of America’s top foreign policy experts and viewed as one of the most articulate spokespeople on globalization and U.S. foreign policy. Burns is currently the professor of the practice of diplomacy and international politics at Harvard’s Kennedy School, and addresses foreign relations and policy, U.S. competitiveness, perceptions of America, and the global impact of the fiscal crisis.
Kenneth Pollack
Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute
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Kenneth Pollack
Major Garrett
CBS News’ Chief Washington Correspondent & Columnist at Large for National Journal
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Major Garrett
For 30 years, Major Garrett has reported from the front lines of the nation’s pressing issues, doggedly chasing and breaking news stories. He began his illustrious journalism career as a police and general assignment reporter, and has since covered Congress for two major magazines and served as White House correspondent for three television networks. He is the Chief Washington Correspondent for CBS News, covering the White House, the biggest stories coming out of Washington, and more. He also serves as Correspondent at Large for National Journal and speaks about the state of politics today, the inner workings of Washington, DC, and the role of the media.