Charlie Rose: April 23, 2001

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First, chief national political correspondent for "The New York Times" Richard Berke discusses the first 100 days of the new Bush Administration, including the challenges the president faces on the national front. Then, distinguished writers Arthur Miller, Nora Ephron, John Guare, and Frances Fitzgerald discuss PEN, a writers' organization that believes literature goes beyond political boundaries. Finally, Tobias Schneebaum talks about his book "Keep the River on your Right", about cannibalistic tribes in New Guinea. The film is being adapted into a documentary film by the same name.