I'll be posting older material in coming days, to expand the archive.
Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter, Christopher Hitchens and the Guardian’s US correspondent Gary Younge discuss US foreign policy at Hay Festival 2006.
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Wow, I agree with the audience members - one of the least interesting discussions I've seen CH be a part of:(
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