Digital Prowess

The Brian Lehrer Show | Apr 14, 2012

New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd discusses women in politics, the Hillary Clinton internet meme, and more news from DC. Plus: civil rights attorney Chase Madar talks about Bradley Manning, the suspect in the security breach behind WikiLeaks; Dr. Robert Zubrin makes the scientific and moral case against anti-humanism in his new book Merchants of Despair; and Vassar College professor and robotics lab director John Long connects the development of robots and the study of evolution in his new book.

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