The Exile of Julian Assange, the Legacy of Henry Kissinger

The Leonard Lopate Show | Sep 8, 2015

New York Times food columnist Melissa Clark offers advice on adapting favorite summer recipes for the fall. Julian Assange talks to us from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London about a new printed copy of The Wikileaks Files. Jean-Jacques Annaud's latest documentary, “Wolf Totem,” about a young Beijing student sent to live among the nomadic herdsmen of Inner Mongolia. Greg Grandin writes about the newly classified documents that puts Henry Kissinger's legacy in a new light.

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