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Renowned author and political intellectual, Christopher Hitchens, who serves as a Contributing Editor and Columnist at Vanity Fair and holds the position of Media Fellow at the Hoover Institution, has distinguished himself by recently embarking on journeys to Iran, Iraq, and North Korea. This exclusive program invites you to delve into the world of Hitchens, celebrated for his sharp intellect, incisive political acumen, and occasionally provocative viewpoints. In this exploration, he delves into the distinctions among nations that were once united under the label "axis of evil," uncovering compelling links between these enigmatic lands.

Broadcast by The Commonwealth Club of California

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