Title: William F. Buckley as guest host
Product review: William F. Buckley Jr. fills in for Charlie Rose, and gathers together a distinguished panel to speak about the subject of American Values. The time is the first Fourth of July after 9/11 and Buckley opens by asking them to speak about anything they wish except the Middle East. The four guests are all in Buckley's Conservative camp and they generally agree on the importance of Americans learning to appreciate and value their own culture. Buckley is alarmed at the decline of Christianity in Europe, and worried that Americans do not show great enough conviction in their own values. This is perhaps the last television show that Buckley will host. He is a guest here filling in for Charlie Rose who he politely praises at the beginning of the show. Since Buckley had a distinguished interview show for over thirty years I am sure many viewers would like to see his last performance in this role.
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