Mafia observers discuss the news that John Gotti's second-in-command, Sammy "The Bull" Gravano, has turned state's evidence. James Pinkerton, Joe Klein, and Elaine Kamarck break down the Bush administration's "New Paradigm." Film critic Elvis Mitchell discusses new and upcoming movies, including "Cape Fear" and "Malcolm X."

Singer Roberta Flack talks about her life and career in music.

Journalists Dick Schaap and Gail Gardner, attorney Alice Vachss, and former boxer Jose Torres react to Mike Tyson's prison sentence. Historian Alan Bullock discusses his new book, "Hitler and Stalin: Parallel Lives." A two-part discussion with Edward Said and Gary Sick on Salman Rushdie and freedom of speech.

Lee Miringoff addresses Bill Clinton's recent success in the polls. Author Norman Mailer and columnist Nat Hentoff debate which candidate deserves to be the Democratic nominee for president. Natalie Robins, Norman Mailer, and William F. Buckley, Jr. explore the discovery that the FBI kept surveillance files on popular writers, including Mailer and Buckley. Vanity Fair's Gail Sheehy gives insight into the Clinton marriage and their political strategy. Artist William Wegman discusses his canine photography.