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Today's news is tomorrow's history. Historian Doug Brinkley previews what we may read in the history books. And we'll find out what drove him to write about automaker Henry Ford.
Douglas Brinkley, historian; and author of "Wheels for the World: Henry Ford, His Company and a Century of Progress"
A chat with the newly elected Mayor of Alexandria.
William Euille, Mayor-Elect, Alexandria
A talk with State's Attorney Glen Ivey about crime in Prince George's County.
Glenn Ivey, State Attorney for Prince George's County, Maryland
A new documentary explores the Wall Street alliances of the late 1990's that bilked American investors out of more than two trillion dollars.
Hedrick Smith, Executive Producer and Correspondent, "Making Schools Work"
Kojo chats with "Washington Post" Sports Editor George Solomon about the evolution of sports journalism.
George Solomon, Columnist and former Sports Editor, The Washington Post; Visiting Professor, Phillip Merrill College of Journalism, University of Maryland; also former ESPN Ombudsman
Dave Kindred, Columnist, "The Sporting News"
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