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Woodward to Appear on Interview Programs to Discuss "The War Within"

Bob Woodward is scheduled to appear on two nationally televised interview programs this week to discuss his latest book, The War Within, which is scheduled for release this week.

Woodward will appear on “Larry King Live” Monday, Sept. 8, on CNN (9 p.m.) and will be Tom Brokaw’s guest on “Meet the Press” Sunday, Sept. 14, on NBC (9 a.m. locally) and MSNBC (6 p.m.).

The Washington Post associate editor and author of four books on the Bush administration’s handling of the war in Iraq was the concluding speaker in last year’s Bryan Series.

Bob Woodward Discusses New Book, “The War Within,” on 60 Minutes Sept. 7

Bob Woodward, who gave the concluding Bryan Series lecture in April, will discuss the fourth book in his series about the Bush presidency at war on “60 Minutes” Sept. 7.  The program airs at 7 p.m. on CBS.

The network describes the segment as “an eye-opening interview” in which Woodward reveals the existence of a “breakthrough” capability that enables the U.S. military to locate and kill the enemy – a capability reportedly being used in Iraq right now.

The interview with correspondent Scott Pelley is based on Woodward’s book, The War Within, scheduled for release this month, which also discloses the thoughts and strategies governing the war in Iraq that come directly from President Bush and his inner circle.

Woodward is the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter and assistant managing editor for The Washington Post.

Bob Woodward's Bryan Series Talk to be Broadcast by WUNC July 16

Bob Woodward's talk, presented April 13 as the concluding event in the 2007-08 Bryan Series, will be broadcast by North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC (91.5 FM) on Wednesday, July 16, at 7 p.m.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist discussed his career as an investigative reporter and author as well as Washington politics before an audience of 1,200 at War Memorial Auditorium.

North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC has been a media partner of the series for five years.