CHARLIE ROSE: Harold Ford Jr. is here. He began his political career
at the age of 26 when he succeeded his father in the United States House of
Representatives, representing Tennessee’s ninth district in 1997 to 2007.
In the fall of 2006, he lost a closely contested race for the U.S. Senate
to Bob Corker.
Ford now lives in New York City and serving as chairman of the
Democratic Leadership Council and written a book about his life in politics
called "More Davids than Goliaths -- a Political Education." I’m pleased
have him back at this table. Welcome.
See the entire interview here, and read the full transcript here.
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