Well-informed, well-researched, well-rounded, American Program Bureau’s (APB) political issues and media speakers are the foremost experts on society’s pressing matters. Earning their place as the conscience of America, APB’s political issues and media speakers will enlighten the audience with sharply accurate truths.
Larry King
A captivating storyteller and keen commentator on life and history, Larry King continues to fascinate audiences as a keynote speaker and host of his live and unscripted TV talk show. With his gift for humor and broad range of experience, an evening with King is guaranteed to leave audiences feeling enlightened and entertain ...
Carl Bernstein
The hard-hitting and insightful journalist who helped bring down a presidency in the Watergate scandal, Pulitzer Prize winner Bernstein is credited by many as being "the father of American investigative reporting." Keeping his eye on current affairs and issues that dominate our nation's agenda, he reflects on the use and a ...
Juan Williams
Prize-winning columnist and editorial writer for The Washington Post, Juan Williams is also NPR’s Senior Correspondent and a keynote speaker on issues including diversity, ethics, leadership, media and national issues. There are few voices as clear and intelligent on the power of diversity within today's business, ...
Dan Rather
For decades, Rather was the face of the news as CBS News anchorman and reporter, delivering audiences the most defining moments in our recent history. He continues to call them as he sees them as a keynote speaker on media and national issues, and as the host of Dan Rather Reports on HD Net. As a speaker, his breadt ...
Anderson Cooper
Anderson Cooper anchors Anderson Cooper 360ø, an unconventional, wide-ranging news program airing on CNN/US weekdays. Cooper, who joined CNN in December 2001, served as CNN's weekend anchor before moving to the 7pm hour in March 2003, following the war in Iraq.
Patti Solis Doyle
As the first Hispanic woman to lead a presidential campaign in the United States, she is the former campaign manager for Hillary Rodham Clinton's 2008 presidential bid. Solis Doyle is one of the hardest working leaders in her business, where it is rare for females to manage major campaigns, and where minorities in key posit ...
Jeremy Scahill
An award-winning investigative journalist and frequent contributor to The Nation magazine, Scahill is widely viewed as one of the world's leading experts on privatized warfare. His first book, Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army is a New York Times bestseller.
Christine Pelosi
Attorney, author and activist Christine Pelosi chairs the California Democratic Party Platform Committee and serves on the DNC, where she co-founded the DNC Veterans and Military Families Council. She conducts leadership boot camps for candidates, volunteers and nonprofits based upon her book Campaign Boot Camp: Basic T ...
David Cay Johnston
As one of America's top investigative reporters, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter for The New York Times, and author of Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super Rich - and Cheat Everybody Else, Johnston easily breaks down the wealth of information on disparities of the US ...
David Broder
National political correspondent and columnist for The Washington Post. New York magazine called him "the most respected and influential political journalists in the country."
Barton Gellman
Barton Gellman is a special projects reporter at The Washington Post, who has covered diplomacy, the Middle East, the Pentagon, and the D.C. Superior Court. His series for the The Washington Post on Vice President Cheney, "Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency," with fellow writer Jo Becker won the Pulitzer Priz ...
Marc Lamont Hill
One of the “hip-hop generation’s” leading intellectuals, Dr. Hill covers topics such as pop culture, politics, sexuality, education and religion. A regular contributor to Fox News Channel, he has appeared on programs such as The O’Reilly Factor and Hannity & Colmes. Holding a PhD from the University o ...
Michel Martin
Host of NPR's "Tell Me More", Martin has spent more than 25 years as a journalist. Her inquisitive nature and passion for the latest groundbreaking topics make Martin an interesting and informative keynote speaker on issues like immigration, race, politics, and journalism.
Michael S. Steele
One of the nation's foremost African American political speakers and a self-described Lincoln Republican, Michael S. Steele earned a place in history in 2003 when he became the first African American elected to statewide office in Maryland. His experiences as a successful conservative African American Republican and his eng ...
Suzanne Seggerman
Suzanne Seggerman is President and Co-founder of Games for Change (G4C), a non-profit movement promoting a new genre of videogames: games that engage players in the most pressing issues of our day: climate change, poverty and global conflicts. She is a well informed and passionate speaker of such global issues.
Robert Kenner
Director Robert Kenner has won several awards and garnered rave reviews for his documentary work exposing some of today's least talked of, but most impactful, social and environmental issues. Considered a craftsman of documentaries, Kenner is also a powerful public speaker on environmental, social, health, and political iss ...
Peter Roussel
With over 40 years of experience in business, government, politics and media—including two tours of duty in the White House and service as an assistant to Presidents Ford, Reagan and George H.W. Bush—Peter Roussel is now a sought after public relations consultant, author, public speaker and television and radio commenta ...
Planet Money
Hosted by Adam Davidson and Alex Blumberg, "Planet Money" explains the most complex economic issues so that listeners gain a complete understanding of not only what happened and why, but also the importance of these news stories in their lives. Witty, charasmatic, and highly detailed, a keynote presentation by Planet Money ...