Peter Bergen appeared with Bill Maher on Real Time Friday, May 6th to discuss the death of Osama Bin Laden's.
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Peter Bergen on Real Time 5/6/11
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2 comments:
I saw this show and Peter Bergen has a very funny laugh.
It's the kind of laugh that is contagious and it's odd hearing it because he's so serious when he speaks on 360.
He was also wearing green socks.
Don't know if the video shows this or not, but it was a good conversation.
Bill Maher had on an interesting guest. One whom I hadn't seen but read, Amy Chua, who wrote "Battle Hymn of The Tiger Mother."
Recommend this book highly and its author, espcially if you are a mom who is having discipline problems with your preteen.
Bill agreed with her lessons as well and would rear any child in the Chinese tradition...or find a balance that would fit the American mold.
Oddly enough, Maher doesn't usually praise authors who write about children, let alone have them on his show.
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