As the city continues to see lower crime rates, New York Police Commissioner James P. O’Neill tells Jim Zirin of the NYPD’s renewed commitment to improve police-community relations and its relationship with its five monitoring agencies.

Jim Zirin talks with Council on Foreign Relations president Richard Haass about the international problems the U.S. is facing, and whether they are of our own making.

The "prediction professor," Allan Lichtman discusses his new book The Case for Impeachment, and why he believes President Trump will be impeached before the end of his first term.

Metropolitan Opera general manager Peter Gelb tells Jim Zirin of his new film "The Opera House," which documents the trials and triumphs of closing the opera’s old home in 1966, and constructing a new location at Lincoln Center, where it lives today.

With a new Secretary of State in a depopulated and demoralized State Department, amongst many other issues, former State Department official Frank Wisner tell Jim Zirin there many be trouble ahead, but he still thinks there is a basis for optimism.

In 1978, writer Ken Auletta profiled for Esquire the pugnacious attorney Roy Cohn whom he called the "personification of evil." Donald Trump was a Cohn client and close friend. Ken Auletta tells Jim Zirin some of the dirty tricks Trump learned from Cohn.

Rick Lifton, a physician and geneticist, is the 11th president of Rockefeller University, a research institution located on Manhattan’s East River. He tells Jim Zirin that Rockefeller is poised to extend its science as never before to benefit humanity.

A spectacularly successful entrepreneur, patriotic philanthropist, talk show host, and former public servant, David Rubenstein is a man for all seasons. He profiles his career with Jim Zirin, shares his economic forecast, and what he sees as his legacy.

Is the Oscar Nominated film “The Post” faithful to history in its account of The Washington Post’s Pentagon Papers Case? James Goodale, Fmr Vice Chair and General

Counsel of The New York Times, lived the story and tells Jim Zirin what is fact vs. fiction.

Jim's guest, Peter Georgescu, arrived in America as a refugee from Communist Romania and rose to become CEO of one of our largest advertising agencies. His book, Capitalists Arise, tells how CEOs must take the lead in helping to fix economic inequality.