KAPLAN MAY BE BOOTED (MSNBC President)

Maybe CBS can use him now. The ratings are not low enough yet.

Course they will be reporting what trouble GW is in!! Hey Dinosnores, he would be elected again if he had the chance. Stew on that!!

Pray for W, NO, MS and Our Freedom Fighters

Keith Olbermann better start adding some lies to his resume; either MSNBC goes away or his job does when the new boss shows up.

Tucker Carlson started out with a good format on msnbc. All they needed to do was to get rid of the dike they had on every night.

The liberal weenies determined that it would be better to move him to 11pm est. so few, if any, would watch.

I truly think that the liberals that run the MSM would rather have ratings in the toilet, than to allow anyone to tell the truth.

right.

NBC has dropped from first to fourth in the ratings among broadcast networks — and saw a drop of some $1 billion in advertising sales during the most recent upfront, the period when network execs unveil new shows to advertisers.

the network is considering a move to combine its network news division with its cable news channels CNBC and MSNBC

RICK KAPLAN
Job in jeopardy.

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June 10, 2003

Bill Clinton Lapdog Is Now
ABC’s Top Dog

If you liked the liberally slanted war coverage on ABC earlier this year, you should love ABC during Campaign 2004. In February, ABC News rehired long-time producer Rick Kaplan on a temporary basis to oversee its live news coverage. Yesterday, ABC placed Kaplan in a seat of great political influence: senior vice president in day-to-day charge of World News Tonight, Nightline, This Week with George Stephanopoulos, and the ABC News Political Unit.

Kaplan has been the prime example of a TV news producer who did not just blur, but demolished the wall between reporting on liberal politicians and openly helping them. Here’s a brief summary:

1992: While executive producer of ABC’s Prime Time Live, Rick Kaplan advised candidate Bill Clinton on how to deal with the media uproar over his affair with Gennifer Flowers. After failing to get him on ABC, he advised Clinton in phone calls on how to handle the 60 Minutes interview.

Weeks later, when Clinton’s campaign struggled in the New York primary, Kaplan rode to the rescue again, getting Clinton booked on the Don Imus radio show. Kaplan not only arranged the interview, he prepared him for it — and ABC cameras taped both ends of the conversation and aired it on Nightline. Later, Kaplan did not deny a Spy magazine report that he boasted of attending Clinton campaign staff meetings and helped set up the campaign’s press office.

1993: While executive producer of ABC’s World News Tonight, Kaplan stayed overnight in the Lincoln Bedroom at Clinton’s behest. He also “played golf with Bill shortly before the inauguration and watched movies with both Clintons at the Governor's mansion,” The New Republic reported.

1997: In reporting on a two-hour CNN special on campaign finance produced by Kaplan, U.S. News found that Kaplan demanded that staffers “limit the use of the word 'scandal' in reporting on Clinton's campaign fundraising woes.” The phrase “Clinton scandal” was never uttered.

1998: As the Lewinsky scandal broke, Kaplan leapt into action at CNN with two-hour specials attacking any and all Clinton critics. The programs included “Media Madness,” which asked “what the hell are you people doing” probing Bill Clinton’s sex life?; and “Investigating the Investigator,” which described Ken Starr as “suspect” over his “religious and Republican roots.” In May, Kaplan devoted an hour to demonizing Rep. Dan Burton, who was compared by reporter Bruce Morton to English despot Oliver Cromwell.

2000: Kaplan stayed overnight in the White House for a second time. “No, I do not feel embarrassed, ashamed or compromised in any way, shape or form,” Kaplan said after President Clinton gave his daughter Alexis, 21, a two-and-a-half hour White House tour.

The November 20, 2000 Newsweek reported Kaplan had helped Al Gore prepare for a debate against Bill Bradley. “At a rehearsal for a California debate on March 1, former CNN President Rick Kaplan joked, 'Let's do the debate now.'” He was still CNN president in March.

If Kaplan’s campaign machinations aren’t enough to raise ethical eyebrows, it should be remembered that Kaplan was at the helm of ABC’s Prime Time Live in 1991, when they aired an expose against the Food Lion supermarket chain using undercover producers who falsified their resumes and staged events. Food Lion sued, and a jury fined Kaplan $35,000, which a judge later overturned. As CNN president, Kaplan’s idea of creating a program called NewsStand began in 1998 with a quickly-retracted “Tailwind” expose charging that U.S. soldiers gassed “dissidents” and children in Laos during the Vietnam War. With a record like this, how does Kaplan keep getting the top jobs? — Tim Graham

Media Research Center

MSNBC, the New Clinton News Network?
By Lowell Ponte
FrontPageMagazine.com | February 18, 2004

MSNBC DIED THIS WEEK, but few have yet noticed.

Third among cable news networks, this joint venture begun in July 1996 by Microsoft and General Electric, owner of NBC, has lagged far behind rival Fox News Channel and CNN in viewers. But it has offered an alternative source of viewpoints, ranging from “Hardball” hosted by veteran Democrat Chris Matthews to “Scarborough County” hosted by former Republican Congressman Joe Scarborough from the conservative Florida panhandle.

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Rick Kaplan, 56, is a huge, energetic bear of a man who got into the wrong profession a third of a century ago. Ever since, he has tried to twist his jobs as a broadcast news producer and executive into the role he wanted instead – partisan political operative, Leftist ideologue, and, since 1977, political ally and intimate friend of Bill and Hillary Clinton.

Along his Leftward way, Kaplan has tarnished the reputations of broadcast network news departments from ABC to CNN….and he is about to do the same to ruin MSNBC. Our only consolation is that his partisan propaganda will be infecting one of the tiniest audiences in all of television. The larger lesson is what this reveals about an NBC willing to hire such a person to run one of its networks.

“Kaplan was born in the Rogers Park section of Chicago,” wrote David Margolick in a January 1998 Vanity Fair profile. “His childhood was filled with friends and Democratic politics; Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley and John F. Kennedy were icons in his home.

“He envisioned a life of political activism,” Margolick continued, “and joined the 1968 presidential campaign of Senator Eugene McCarthy as an advance man. A week later, when Bobby Kennedy won the California primary, Kaplan prepared to switch sides, and headed to Kennedy’s hotel to meet him. He ended up that night alone on a Santa Monica beach, watching the waves, listening to radio reports about Kennedy’s slow death. He contemplated a radically altered future outside politics.”

Turning instead to broadcast journalism, Rick Kaplan was a producer for Walter Cronkite in 1977 when Susan Thomases introduced him to the obscure Attorney General of Arkansas named Bill Clinton.

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The Lincoln Bedroom Guest List

February 25, 1997

bedroom WASHINGTON (AllPolitics, Feb. 25) -- Here's the full list of most of those who have stayed in the Lincoln Bedroom since President Bill Clinton took office, courtesy of The Associated Press. Not included are the president's relatives and their guests -- 35 in all -- and First Daughter Chelsea Clinton's guests -- 72 total.

Some of the interesting names on the list are singer Barbra Streisand, catalogue retailer Lillian Vernon, playwright Neil Simon, film director and producer Steven Spielberg, former Chrysler chairman Lee Iaccoca, the Rev. Billy Graham, Apple Computer co-founder Steven Jobs, nutrition guru Dean Ornish, and, not least, actress Jane Fonda and her husband, CNN honcho Ted Turner.

The list is divided into: Arkansas friends (370 of them); longtime friends (155 of them); friends and supporters (111 of them); public officials and dignitaries (128 total); and arts and letters (67 total).

Those invited because of their political support are largely in the "friends and supporters" section. But many of those on the list identified as "Arkansas friends" or "longtime friends" are also major donors to Clinton or the Democratic Party, such as Robert Farmer, who served as finance committee chairman of Clinton's 1992 campaign, and billionaire John Kluge.
Arkansas Friends (370) Back to top

Diane Alderson, Edwin Alderson, Ben Allen, Ben Allen Jr., Bill Allen, Anita Arnold, Carol Arnold, Kay Kelly Arnold, Judge Richard Arnold, Truman Arnold, Liza Ashley, Hazel Askew, Mauria Aspell, Dr. Robert Aspell, Jerome Atchley, Stephanie Atchley, Richard Atkinson, Barbara Baldwin, Karen Ballard, Don Barnes, Marynm Bassett, William Bassett, Woodson Bassett, Ginger Beebe, Kyle Beebe, Mike Beebe, Clarence Bell, Hope Bell, Joe Bell, Stewart Bell, Dr. Joe Bennett, Mary Jean Bennett, Allen Bird, Sherry Bird, Arden Blair, Diane Blair, Heather Blair, James Blair Jr.

Jim Blair, Sister Margaret Blandford, Jerry Bookout, Loretta Bookout, Martin Borchert, Rosemary Borchert, Constance Bowen, William Bowen, Charlotte Bradbury, Curtis Bradbury, Anne Bradford, Jay Bradford, Sarah Jane Bradshaw, Stanley Bradshaw, Richard Bronfman, Sheila Bronfman, Chris Burrow, Mary Chris Burrow, Dr. Bettie Caldwell, Bess Campbell, Craig Campbell, Craig Campbell Jr., Elizabeth Campbell, Guy Campbell, Mary Ann Campbell, Susan Campbell, Diane Carroll, Phillip Carroll, Weldon Chesser, Janice Choate, Barbara Clark, Ken Clark, L.W. Clark

Margaret Clark, William Clark, Stuart Cobb, Bonnie Cone, James Cone, Bill Conrad, Rosemary Conrad, Glenda Cooper, Dawn Correnti, John Correnti, Beth Coulsen, Mike Coulsen, Rose Crane, Frances Cranford, Wayne Cranford, Harry Criner, Patty Criner, Dr. Lou Santa Cruz, Susan Santa Cruz, Cathy Cunningham, Ernest Cunninham, Dennis Daniel, Roxanne Daniel, Fred Davidson, June Davidson, Wilma DeFoggi, Dr. Dillard Denson, Martha Jane Dickey, Carrie Dickinson, Tyndall Dickinson, Christopher Dixon, Lynda Dixon, Martha Dixon, Bob Dolman, Harryette Dorchester, Madalyn Dortch, David Eldridge, Margaret Eldridge, John Elrod

Connie Fails, Lucille Fannin, Jimmie Lou Fisher, Dr. Robert Fiser, Susan Fleming, Victor Fleming, David Folsom, Judy Folsom, Bo Forney, Kay Fowler, Effie Frazier, George Frazier, Michelle Fritts, Glo Futrell, Woody Futrell, Elaine Geschwind, Mac Geschwind, Linda Gillespie, Dean Morton Gitelman, Alla Gladden, Robert Gladden, Ashley Glover, Margaret Gail Goodrum, Randy Goodrum, Linda Grimes, Libby Grobmyer, Mark Grobmyer Jr., Dr. Brian Harbour, Jan Harbour, L. Michael Hardgrave, Luther Hardir, Mary Hardin, Joan Hargraves, Robert Hargraves, Chris Harrell, Ann Henry, Dr. Morris Henry, Debbie Herget, Dick Herget, Rebecca Hernreich, Robert Hernreich, Ann Hill.

Richard Hill, Kaki Hockersmith, David Hodges, Marian Hodges, Bobby Houe, Frankie Hogue, Bernice Holt, Beth Holtz, Louis Holtz, Clifton Hoofman, Lois Hopper, Bobby Hopper, Ashley Horne, Becky Horne, Holly Horne, Truett Horne, Wendy Horne, Pastor Rex Horne, Carolyn Hubbell, Kelly Hubbell, Susie Hubbell,

Webb Hubbell, Mary Sue Jacobs, Madalyn Johnson, Ken Johnson, David Johnson, Murray Johnson, Hilary Jones, Myra Jones, Eleanor Karam, James Karam, Willie Kueker, Dr. Frank Kumpuris, Kula Kumpuris, Dr. Kemal Kutait, Virginia Kutait, Deborah Lee.

Joe Lee, David Leopoulos Jr., Linda Leopoulos, Nicholas Leopoulos, Thaddeus Leopoulos, Thea Leopoulos, Rabbi Eugene Levy Jr., Patricia Lile, Babbie Lovett, Rev. James Lumpkin, Jean Lumpkin, Charles Lyford, Kate Lyford,

Nell Lyford, Robert Lyford, Diane Lyons, Betty Magie, Cone Magie, Bettie Ann Mahoney, Jodie Mahony, Michael Mahony, Doug Martin, Eddie Martin, Kimberly Martin, Mahlon Martin, Melinda Martin, Myrna Martin, David Matthews, Jerry Maulden, Lauren Maulden, Sarah Maulden, Sue Maulden, Jennifer Mays, Richard Mays, James McClelland, Patricia McClelland, Charlie McDowell, Lily McDowell.

Shirley McFarlin, Hayden McIlroy, Mary Joe McIlroy, Michelle McIlroy, Marcia McIvor, Robert McNeice, Mary Mehlburger, Max Mehlburger, Jean Miles, Jim Miles, JoAnn Miles, Rev. John Miles, Kelli Miles, Curtistine Miller, Elizabeth Mitchell, Maurice Mitchell, Ark Monroe, Nancy Monroe, Beadle Moore,

Blanche Moore, Dorothy Moore, Rudy Moore, B.J. Moses, Charles Brett Myers, Doug Myers, Amanda Newman, Amy Newman, Francine Newman, Joe Newman, Frances Nixon, Dr. Victor Nixon, Willie Oates, Cheryl Park, Delores Peterson, Merle Peterson, Frances Phelan, Dr. James Phelan.

James Levi Phillips, Geneva Pledger, James Pledger, Joseph Purvis Purvis, Susan Purvis, Ellen Reaves, Graham Reaves, Hilary Reaves, Keith Reaves, Mary Jo Nelson Rogers, J.T. Rose, Nannice Rose, Nola Royster, Barbara Anne Rudolph, Billie Rutherford, Skip Rutherford, Deborah Sale, Mary Ann Salmon, Carolyn Schauflee, Louie Schauflee, Marty Schauflee, Michael Schauflee, Charlotte Schexnayder, Melvin Schexnayder, Mary Schroeder, Robert Schroeder, Dr. Joanna Seibert, Lottie Shackleford, Erin Shockley, Leslie Singer, Noah Singer, Donald Sjostrand, Rev. Gerald Keith Sjostrand, Janice Sjostrand, JoAnne Sjostrand, Helen Sloan, John Sloan.

Gary Smith, Jane Smith, Jennifer Smith, Mark Smith, Maurice Smith, Nathan Smith, Rebecca Smith, Reece Smith, Sarah Smith, Steve Smith, Nan Snow,

Dr. Nancy Snyderman, Annette Stacy, Bob Stacy, Jake Stacy, Sam Stacy, Carolyn Staley, Nell Steenburgen, Mary Steenburgen, Harriet Stephens, Warren Stephens, Amy Stewart, Theodore Striggles, Dorothy Stuck, Dr. James Suen, Karen Suen, Eddie Sutton, Patsy Sutton, Gladden Tappin, Henry Thomas, Marti Thomas, Danny Thomason, Harry Thomason, Linda Bloodworth Thomason, Rick Thone, Robert Turner, Patricia Upton, Richard Upton.

Joan Vehik, Alice Walton, Christy Walton, Helen Walton, John Walton, Martha Whetstone, Carl Whillock, Margaret Whillock, Susie Whitacre, Caroline Whitson, Heather Whitson, Turner Whitson, Donna Axum Whitworth, J. Bryan Whitworth, Bernice Williams, Lee Williams, Olen Williams, Victoria Williams,

Juanita Woodard, Larry Woodard, Judge Henry Woods, Kathleen Woods, Bill Worthen, Kathy Worthen, Betsey Wright, Buddy Young, Chase Young, Clayton Young, Rebecca Young, Patricia Youngdahl, Sara Youngdahl.
Longtime Friends (155) Back to top

Linda Aaker, Robert Armstrong, Amy Ashby, Kit Ashby, Norma Asnes, Joseph Baczko, Kathleen Baczko, Dr. Nancy Bekavac, Kathie Berlin, Shannon Bettridge,

Tommy Bettridge, William Bettridge, Robert Billingsley, Patsy Henderson Bowles, Jeff Braden, Paul Braden, Taylor Branch, Dr. Johanna Branson, Eli Broad, Vanessa Brown, Jane Bulnes-Fowles, Juan Bulnes-Fowles, Kathleen Burgess, Ciara Campbell, Jude Campbell, Thomas Campbell, Marvin Caplan, Thomas Caplan, Michael Conway, Dr. Yvonne Cormier, Bill Daley, Loretta Daley, Denise Dangremond, Robert Dangremond, Benjamin Eakeley, Douglas Eakeley, Priscilla Eakeley.

Betsy Ebeling, Colin Ebeling, Thomas Ebeling, Rosemary Estes, Robert Farmer, Adele Fath, Creekmore Fath, Ann Fisher, Jerome Fisher, Pam Fleischaker, Bishop Louis Ford, Jinnet Fowles, Linda Fuller, Millard Fuller, Amanda Gill, Jock Gill, Rosemary Gill, Sophie Gill, Barbara Glicken, Howard Glicken, Ruth Goldway, Susan Graber, Dr. Billy Graham, Ruth Graham, Maria Grauso-Kuttner, Brian Greenspun, Myra Greenspun, Barbara Grossman, Steven Grossman, Laura Handman, Cheryl Acton Harbour, Laurel Heiden, Sherry Heiden, Harold Ickes, Ben Ifshin, Chole Ifshin, David Ifshin, Gail Ifshin, Jake Ifshin.

Grace Ellen Johnson, H. Alston Johnson, Margaret Johnson, Mason Johnson, Roslyn Johnson, Ryan Johnson, Susanne Johnson, Tanner Johnson, Claiborne Jones, Donald Jones, Karen Jones, Robert Trent Jones Jr., John Kluge, M. Larry Lawrence, Shelia Lawrence, Melissa Ludtke, James Lyons, Marcia Lyons, Rev. Anthony Mangun, Michael Ann Mangun, Dr. Ann Markusen, David Markusen-Weiss, Vicki Marti, David Matter, Dorothy McAuliffe, Terry McAuliffe, James Moore, Jane Moore, Judith Price Osgood, Charles Palmer, Andrew Paschall, Doug Paschall, Rachel Paschall, Rosemary Paschall, Patricia Podlich, William Podlich, Shirley Price.

Carolyn Rainer, William Rainer, Audre Rapoport, Bernard Rapoport, Ernest Ricketts, Kate Ricketts, Renee Ring, Lyn Hecht Schaffran, Kimberly Schreter, Molly Shanley, Constance Shapiro, Stuart Shapiro, Derek Shearer, Lloyd Shearer, Marva Shearer, Betty Sheinbaum, Stanley Sheinbaum, Jenny Simpson, Ashley Spence, Courtney Spence, Mary Couri Spence, Roy Spence, Shay Spence, Bill Staton, Carolyn Ellis Staton, Patty Stearns, Rick Stearns, Rev. Charles Stith, Deborah Prothrow Stith, Mary Alyce Stradling, Mike Driver Stradling, Susan Thomases, Michael Turpen, Susan Turpen, Richard Valeriani, Amy Verrett, Edith Wasserman, Lewis Wasserman, Mark Weiner, Susan Weiner, William Worsley, Paul Zofnass.
Friends and Supporters (111) Back to top

Leonard Barrack, Lynne Barrack, Andrea Batchelor, Dick Batchelor, Erskine Bowles, Joan Brandt, William Brandt, Shirley Brown, Janet Burkle, John Burkle, Ronald Burkle, Rev. Anthony Campolo, Margaret Campolo, Bernie Cantor, Iris Cantor, John Catsimatides, Margo Catsimatides, Gertrude Cejas, Paul Cejas, Catherine Chapman, Max Chapman, John Connelly, Quincy Daniel, Sean Daniel, Joseph Dawson, Melba Dawson, Barbaralee Diamonstein-Spielvogel, Beth Dozoretz, Ron Dozoretz, Daniel Dutko, Nancy Ellison, Debra Farar, Joel Farar, Sym Farar, Gary Fine, Alex Friedman, Richard Friedman.

Frieda Furman, Roy Furman, John Garamendi, Patti Garamendi, Joe Geller, Charles Gervais, Felicia Gervais, Marie Gray, Dorothea Green, Steven Green, Fred Hochberg, Ruth Hunter, Minister William Hybels, Lee Iaccoca, Ghada Irani, Dr. Ray Irani, Janice Johnson, Rita Jackson, Roger Johnson, Laurene Jobs, Steven Jobs, Deborah Jospin, Clayton Kaeiser, Selma Kaye, Walter Kaye, Cynthia Leesfield, Ira Leesfield, Kathleen Leonard, Tom Leonard, Alan Leventhal, Carol Leventhal, Carl Lindner, Leni May, Peter May, Norma Mills, Olan Mills, Paul Montrone, Sandra Montrone.

Dr. Dean Ornish, Alan Patricof, Susan Patricof, Gene Prescott, Morris Pynoos, Rita Pynoos, William Rollnick, Bruce Ratner, Julie Ratner, Steven Rattner, Lewis Rudin, Rachel Rudin, Caroline Kennedy Schlossberg, Edwin Schlossberg, Dr. Robert Schuller, Carol Shields, Stanley Shuman, Sydney Shuman, Donna Siegel, Fred Siegel, Alan Solomont, Susan Solomont, Carl Spielvogel, Barbara Stack, Bud Stack, Maria Titleman, William Titleman, Angelo Tsakopoulos, Sofia Tsakopoulos, Lillian Vernon, Bill Wardlaw, Kim Wardlaw, Maureen White, Audrey Wirginis, Hugh Westbrook, Dirk Ziff.
Public Officials and Dignitaries (128) Back to top

Mayor Jerry Abrahmson, Madeline Abramson, Trond Andersen, Mayor Dennis Archer, Gov. Evan Bayh, Mrs. Evan Bayh, B.A. Bentsen, Secretary Lloyd Bentsen, Cynthia Blumenthal, Attorney General Richard Blumenthal, Chloe Breyer, Dr. Joanna Breyer, Nell Breyer, Justice Stephen Breyer, Gov. John Y. Brown, Mayor Willie Brown, President George Bush, Mayor Bill Campbell, Sharon Campbell, Diana Carlin, Gov. John Carlin, Jean Carnahan, Gov. Mel Carnahan, Martha Carper, Gov. Thomas Carper, Gov. Gaston Caperton, President Jimmy Carter, Rosalyn Carter, Gov. Ben Cayetano, Gov. Lawton Chiles, Rhea Chiles, Maggie Daley, Mayor Richard Daley, Clifton Daniel, Margaret Truman Daniel, Lt. Gov. Gray Davis, Susan Davis.

Gov. Howard Dean, Judith Dean, Attorney General Larry Echohawk, Terry Echohawk, Linda Edmisten, Secretary of State Rufus Edmisten, Attorney General Lee Fisher, Peggy Zone Fisher, Janet Fitzgerald, State Treasurer Mike Fitzgerald, Representative Geraldine Ferraro, Mayor Sandra Freedman, Phyllis George, Frances Anne Glendening, Gov. Parris Glendening, King Harald of Norway, Queen Sonja of Norway, Mary James, Mayor Sharpe James, Elizabeth Jones, Gov. Brereton Jones, State Senator Daryl Jones, Mayor Frank Jordan, Wendy Jordan, Alice King, Gov. Bruce King, Gov. John Kitzhaber, Sharon Kitzhaber, Sussan Knowles, Gov. Tony Knowles, Dorothy Lamm, Gov. Richard Lamm, Congresswoman Blanche Lambert Lincoln, Dr. Steve Lincoln, Mary Lowry, Gov. Michael Lowry, Roderic Lyne.

Prime Minister John Major, Land Commissioner Garry Mauro, Judith Mauro, Commissioner Edward McNamara, Lucille McNamara, Gov. Ned McWherter, Angela Menino, Mayor Thomas Menino, Gov. Robert Miller, Shirley Miller, Gov. Zell Miller, Gov. Benjamin Nelson, Diane Nelson, State Treasurer Bill Nelson, Billy Nelson, Grace Nelson, Nan Ellen Nelson, Donna Nigh, Gov. George Nigh, Lt. Gov. Frank O'Bannon, Judy O'Bannon, Judi Patton, Gov. Paul Patton, Dalia Rabin Philosoph, Leah Rabin, Yuval Rabin Jr., Mayor Ed Rendell, Judge Midge Rendell, Mayor Norman Rice Jr., Gov. Ann Richards, Ann Riley, Edward Riley, Mayor Joe Riley, Secretary Richard Riley, Ted Riley Jr., Mayor Richard Riordan, Bea Romer, Gov. Roy Romer.

Mayor Kurt Schmoke, Dr. Patricia Schmoke, Gov. George Sinner, Jane Sinner, Bodil Slyngstad, Jane Sullivan, Gov. Michael Sullivan, Gov. John Waihee, Lynne Waihee, Gov. David Walters, Rhonda Walters, Mayor Wellington Webb, Wilma Webb, Gov. Bill Winter, Elise Winter, Ambassador Andrew Young.
Arts and Letters (67) Back to top

Merv Adelson, Thea Adelson, Donna Ballman, Dr. Mary Catherine Bateson, Kathleen Battle, Alan Bergman, Candice Bergen, Marilyn Bergman, Jessica Capshaw, Kate Capshaw, Chevy Chase, Jani Chase, Adele Chatfield-Taylor, Judy Collins, Ted Danson, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Richard Dreyfuss, Patricia Duff, Barbara Fineman, Jane Fonda, John Gaubatz, Kathy Gaubatz, David Geffen,

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Jake Glaser, Paul Glaser, Gary Goldberg, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Richard Goodwin, John Guare, Lynda Guber, Peter Guber, Tom Hanks, Dr. Jean Houston, Dixie Jewison, Norman Jewison, Rick Kaplan, Priscilla Kaplan, Christine Lahti.
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Sherry Lansing, Esther P. Lederer, Chloe Malle, Mike Medavoy, Leslie Moonves, Nancy Moonves, James Naughton, Pam Naughton, Eileen Norton, Peter Norton, Sharyn Richardson, Charles Roven, Denise Roy, Becky Saletan, Thomas Schlamme, Wilson Schlamme, Lorraine Sheinberg, Sidney Sheinberg, Diane Simon, Neil Simon, Stephen Spielberg, Dawn Steele, Barbra Streisand, Rose Styron, Elizabeth Tilberis, Ted Turner, Ben Wesley, Rita Wilson, Marianne Williamson.

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