Christopher Hitchens hosts After Words and talks to George Packer.
Subject: George Orwell
Aired: Feb 19, 2010
Watch it here.
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3 comments:
Great conversation about Orwell. I only wish this could have lasted several hours instead of just one.
Well anonymous said it just as I was about to say above. I wished it would have gone on longer. You two need to do another segment, please
@umberto123: You mean "those two"? I doubt CH visits this site too often.
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