The Plame Game

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Leonard has spoken with Joseph Wilson, Robert Novak, and Matthew Cooper about "Plamegate." We hear from the woman at the very center of the scandal: Valerie Plame Wilson. She'll tell her side of the story. Then, a new biography of Peanuts creator Charles Schulz depicts him as a deeply unhappy man. Also, a deaf American recounts his experience as a Peace Corps volunteer in rural Zambia. Plus, what one foreign correspondent learned during his 30 months on the ground in the West Bank.

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