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Tuesday, October 30, 2007
Video: Dan Rather and James Carville

“I don’t want to get over it, I want to feel that pain everyday of what [the New York Times and Washington Post] did. I don’t want to forget about it and I don’t want a single Democrat to ever forget what happened in 2000.”
—James Carville

On October 14, Dan Rather, now the anchor and managing editor of Dan Rather Reports on HDNet, and Democratic strategist James Carville discussed the current political season and the races shaping up for 2008 in front of a sold-out audience at the 92nd Street Y. Read the transcript or watch the video above, taped by HDNet in high definition, for the complete program. Carville’s trademark cackle and witticisms are on full display.

[Lectures & Conversations: Politics & Current Events]



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