Thomas Wardell Braden (February 22, 1917 – April 3, 2009) [1] was an American CIA official, journalist–– best remembered as the author of Eight Is Enough, which spawned a television program–– and co-host of the CNN show Crossfire.

2009年4月6日 · Tom Braden, a newspaper columnist whose 1975 book about his eight children, “Eight Is Enough,” inspired the ABC television series, died at his home in Denver on Friday. He was 92....

2009年4月4日 · Tom Braden, a former CIA operative who became a syndicated newspaper columnist, liberal co-host of the CNN talk show “Crossfire” and author of “Eight Is Enough,” a 1975 memoir that spawned the...

2009年4月4日 · Tom Braden, author of the memoir-turned-television series "Eight Is Enough," and a former CIA official who became the liberal voice on CNN's talk show "Crossfire" in the 1980s, died of...

2009年4月4日 · Tom Braden, a former CIA operative who became a syndicated newspaper columnist, liberal co-host of the CNN talk show “Crossfire” and author of “Eight Is Enough,” a 1975 memoir that spawned the...

2009年4月5日 · Tom Braden, a former CIA operative who became a syndicated newspaper columnist, liberal co-host of the CNN talk show “Crossfire” and author of “Eight is Enough,” a 1975 memoir that spawned the...

2009年4月8日 · Tom Braden, who once worked for the CIA and helped launch CNN's political debate show "Crossfire," died April 3 from natural causes in Denver. He was 92.

2009年4月4日 · Tom Braden, author of the memoir-turned-television series “Eight Is Enough,” and a former CIA official who became the liberal voice on CNN’s talk show “Crossfire” in the 1980s, died of cardiac...

2009年4月3日 · WASHINGTON (AP) — Tom Wardell Braden, a former CIA agent who helped launch CNN's political debate show "Crossfire," has died, his family said. He was 92. Braden also was known