First Up Tucker speaks with Marjorie Harris, President of The Fields-Harris Group, and former Executive Director of The National Action Network. Harris is running for Vice Chair of the Democratic National Committee. The two discuss the importance of the African-American vote to the Democratic Party and the 2004 re-alignment. In our Conversation segment Tucker talks with The Atlantic magazine's Mark Bowden about the Iraq War, the death of aid worker Margaret Hassan, and the media coverage of the marine shooting of wounded insurgent in Fallujah. And on our Back Page is Seth Mnookin, author of Hard News: The Scandals at The New York Times and Their Meaning For American Media. Mnookin tells Tucker about race relations, detective work, egos, and new details about the New York Times scandal and its aftermath.