Tomorrow With Alex Beinstein

Tom Cross talks about leading Giuliani's efforts in Illinois and how to deal with the Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) crisis.

James talks to us about some of his Youtube interviews with such presidential candidates as John Edwards, Mike Huckabee, and Ron Paul. He also discusses the role Youtube plays in the 2008 election.

Pete Giangreco, a mail expert and Obama advisor, discusses how direct mail makes a big difference in campaigns and why Obama is the right man for the White House.

Richard Perle, a pentagon adviser to the Bush administration, talks about the Iraq War; Luis Castillo, a Defensive End for the San Diego Chargers, talks about some big NFL issues; Martin Bailey, Bill Clinton's council of economic advisers, talks about the economy.

Local Chicago Congressman Bobby Rush talks about Dafur and Barack Obama.

The two chairman of STAND, Michael Pareles and Aliza Levine, talk about why the University of Chicago should divest from Darfur

James Carville talks about the Democrats and the 2008 election.

Two prominent historians talk to us about Abraham Lincoln and Albert Einstein.

Ambassador Herrera talks to us about the freedom of the press in Venezuela and then leaves in the middle of the interview.

Jesse Jackson talks about the 08 election and local Chicago issues.

Kent Snyder talks about Paul's policy stances.

Terrence Roberts discusses former and current segregation in schools.

Hunter talks to us about gambling, guns, and Darfur.

Bill Burton updates us on the campaign.

Dershowitz talks about Israel, the 2008 election, and the ACLU.

Mike Gravel shares his thoughts on political issues.

John Bolton discusses Darfur and Iraq; Ted O'Neill talks about the University of Chicago admission process; Henry Louis Gates Jr. gives his opinion on race issues.

Roger Simon of politico.com talks about the 2008 election.

Jackson discusses gun control and racial issues.

Leon Panetta, Bill Clinton's former chief of staff, discusses Bill Clinton and the current Bush administration, and Michael Feldman, Al Gore's former traveling chief of staff for the 2000 campaign, discusses Al Gore's race in 2000 and his current work on global warming.