You can watch for free on Hulu an “Update on Haiti” on Charlie Rose’s show. The show features Robert Maguire and then a bunch of people that do not really know what they are talking (one even admits so). Still, it is worth watching just to see how the situation is perceived and explained by talking heads in the media : Charlie Rose: Update On Haiti - Watch the full episode now. The exception to the lack of insight being Maguire who brings in most of the content to the show.
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