MEDIA ALERT: TONIGHT and Tomorrow - Tavis Smiley on PBS
General Clark will appear with Tavis Smiley on PBS tonight and tomorow (in some markets). PBS TV schedules are programmed at your local station, click here to check your local broadcast times:
Wes at AREDAY 2010
Submitted by CarolNYC on August 25, 2010 - 9:27pm.
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Here's a nice little piece from CBS in Denver, complete with photo and highlight video...

Huge Names In Aspen For Renewable Energy Talks
Wesley Clark, James Cameron and T. Boone Pickens -- those were just a few of the names of Hollywood stars and Washington politicos who were in Aspen over the weekend to talk about the future of green energy in the U.S.
VIDEO: Gen. Clark on FOX Business 'Freedom Watch' on Saturday, July 24
Submitted by Mitch Dworkin on July 26, 2010 - 9:13am.
Wesley Clark
Hello Everyone:
Here is the video link of Gen. Clark where he was on a FOX Business panel on Saturday, July 24:
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