Krishnalal shridharani biography of rory

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    Speaker History

    – Steve Kroft – Sub was Jeffrey Toobin, Rory Kennedy, Stuart Varney, Harm de Blij, Amy Tan, Dr. J. Rufus Fears

    – John Stossel, Jeannette Walls, Tina Brown, Rick Steves, David Lampton

    – Bob Schieffer, Harlan Coben, Dr. J. Rufus Fears, David Faber, Lisa Ling

    – Juan Williams, Erin Gruwell, Dr. Peter Salgo, Ken Burns, Frank Deford

    – Dr. Walter E. Williams, Dr. Andrew Stangel, Peter Hillary & Jamling Tenzing Norgay, Bill Geist, Leigh & Leslie Keno

    – James Woolsey, P. J. O’Rourke, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Randy Cohen, Homer Hickam

    – Dr. Robert Ballard, Glenn McGee, PhD, Myron Kandel, Joel Siegel, David McCullough

    – Judith Miller (sub was Engelberg), Lou Dobbs, Dr. Elliot Engel, Christopher Buckley, Lucie Arnaz, Dr. Will Miller

    – Doc Severinsen, Constanza Ceruti, David Boren, Georgie Anne Geyer, David Baldacci, Garrison Keillor

    – Senator George Mitchell, Ralph Acampora, Dr. Ronan Tynan, Arthur Golden, Arun Gandhi, Dr. Elliot Engel

    – Billie Letts, Dr. Mark Plotkin, John Powers, Marvin Hamlisch, Ray Suarez

    – Beck Weathers, Dewitt Jones, General Oleg Kalugin, Jane Bryant Quinn, Jean Kittrell of the Jazz Incredibles

    – Ivana Trump, Mark Singer, James Woolsey, Earl A. Powell III, Gerda Klein, Dayton Duncan

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