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Bettina Luescher is the chief North American spokeswoman for the United Nations World Food Program and she joins us from our studios in New York. Bettina, thanks very much for being with us.	bettina luescher is, the chief; north american. spokeswoman for the united nations world food; program and she joins us from our studios in; new york bettina thanks very much for being with	Bettina Luescher is the chief North American spokeswoman for the United Nations World Food Program and she joins us from our, studios in New York Bettina thanks very much for, being with	bettina luescher is the chief north american spokeswoman for the united nations world food program and she joins us from our studios in new york. bettina, thanks very much for being with us.
Thank you so much for having me, Scott.	thank you so much for having me	Thank you so much for having me	thank you so much for having me, scott.
And what are some of the causes that you can list that seem to be driving up the price of food around the world?	and what are some of the causes that you. can list that seem to be driving up the price; of food around the.	And what are some of the causes; that you can list that seem to be driving up the price of food around the	and what are some of the causes that you can list that seem to be driving up the price of food around the world?
Well, we are seeing a perfect storm. Several factors are coming together. One is the rise in oil and energy prices, and of course energy and fuel is very important to transport food. Then we've got an economic boom in some of the developing countries like India and China, and they are exporting much more food, cereals ...	well we are seeing a perfect storm several factors. are coming together one is, the rise in oil and, energy prices and of course energy and fuel is very important to transport food then we've got an economic boom in some of the developing countries like india and china and they are. exporting much more food cereals for...	Well we are seeing a perfect storm, Several factors are coming together One is the rise in oil and energy prices. and of course energy and. fuel is very important, to transport food Then we've got an economic. boom in some of the developing countries like India and China and they are exporting, much more food. cereals ...	well, we are seeing a perfect storm. several factors are coming together. one is the rise in oil and energy prices, and of course energy and fuel is very important to transport food. then we've got an economic boom in some of the developing countries like india and china, and they are exporting much more food, cereals ...
Australia, for example, has lost several harvests, and we have the competition between food and fuel. Many farmers have shifted from wheat to corn. So we see the lowest food reserves in some 30 years in the world.	australia for example has lost several harvests and. we have the competition between food and fuel many farmers have shifted from wheat to corn so we see the lowest food reserves in some 30 years in the	Australia for, example has lost several harvests and we have the competition between food and fuel Many farmers have shifted from wheat to corn So we see the lowest food. reserves in some 30 years in. the	australia, for example, has lost several harvests, and we have the competition between food and fuel. many farmers have shifted from wheat to corn. so we see the lowest food reserves in some 30 years in the world.
Let me follow up a bit on the biofuels question because you saw - I think they would count as an unexpected agreement, maybe, between Robert Zoellick, the president of the World Bank, and for example Paul Krugman, the columnist, who each seem to think that biofuels, or the success of biofuels in the past few years, is ...	let me follow up a bit on. the biofuels question because you saw - i think they would count as an unexpected agreement maybe, between, robert zoellick the president. of the world bank and for example paul krugman the columnist who each seem to think that biofuels. or the success of biofuels in the past few years is in ...	Let, me. follow up a bit on the biofuels question because you saw - I think, they would count as an unexpected agreement maybe between Robert Zoellick the president of the World Bank. and for example Paul Krugman the columnist. who each seem to think that biofuels or the success of biofuels in the. past few years is; i...	let me follow up a bit on the biofuels question because you saw - i think they would count as an unexpected agreement, maybe, between robert zoellick, the president of the world bank, and for example paul krugman, the columnist, who each seem to think that biofuels, or the success of biofuels in the past few years, is ...
Yes. I mean, we don't want to, you know, categorize the biofuels as either good or bad, but what we are really seeing is it's part of the market speculation that is going on. Sometimes farmers are betting that that will be a much better investment, and some of the foods could have been used for foods and are now being ...	yes i. mean, we don't want to you know. categorize the biofuels. as either good or bad but what we are really seeing is it's part of. the market speculation that is going on sometimes farmers are betting that that will be a much better investment and some of, the foods could. have been used for foods and are now; being...	Yes I mean we don't want to, you know categorize the biofuels as either good or bad but what we are; really seeing, is it's part of the market speculation that is going on Sometimes farmers are betting that that will be, a much better investment and some of the foods could have been used for foods and are now being use...	yes. i mean, we don't want to, you know, categorize the biofuels as either good or bad, but what we are really seeing is it's part of the market speculation that is going on. sometimes farmers are betting that that will be a much better investment, and some of the foods could have been used for foods and are now being ...
Mr. Zoellick also said that globalization is changing what people eat, and that's changing sort of the task of the world food supply.	mr zoellick also said that globalization is changing, what people eat and that's changing sort of the task of the world, food	Mr Zoellick also said that globalization is changing what people eat and that's changing sort of the task of the world, food	mr. zoellick also said that globalization is changing what people eat, and that's changing sort of the task of the world food supply.
Yeah. We're seeing, for example in China that since that country has grown and developed so much and has seen such an economic boom that people are demanding much higher quality foods.	yeah we're seeing for example in china that since that country. has grown and developed so much and has seen such an economic boom that people are demanding much higher quality	Yeah We're seeing for example in China that since that country has grown and, developed so much and has seen such an economic boom that people are demanding much higher quality	yeah. we're seeing, for example in china that since that country has grown and developed so much and has seen such an economic boom that people are demanding much higher quality foods.
They are moving from rice, much more for example, and now also want to have meats. So that's another effect that you're seeing.	they, are, moving from rice, much more for, example and now also, want to have meats so that's another effect that you're	They are moving from rice much more for. example and now also want. to have meats So that's another effect that you're	they are moving from rice, much more for example, and now also want to have meats. so that's another effect that you're seeing.
What do you see as the options for the World Food Program and, let's say, the industrialized states in the world?	what do you see as the options for the world food program and let's say the industrialized states, in the	What do. you see as the, options for the World Food, Program and; let's say the industrialized states in the	what do you see as the options for the world food program and, let's say, the industrialized states in the world?
The most important thing is now to get money so we can do the aid operations on the ground. In the long run, we're looking also at safety nets, and one thing that we at the World Food Program are doing, which is a very, very successful program, is school feeding.	the most important thing is now to get money so. we can, do the aid operations on the ground in the long run we're looking also at safety nets and one thing that we at the world food program are doing which is a very very successful program is school	The most important thing is now to get money so we can do the aid operations, on, the ground In the. long run we're looking also at safety nets and one thing that we at the World. Food Program, are doing which is. a very very successful program is school	the most important thing is now to get money so we can do the aid operations on the ground. in the long run, we're looking also at safety nets, and one thing that we at the world food program are doing, which is a very, very successful program, is school feeding.
It costs 25 cents a day to feed a child in school, $50 a year, and that is one of the long-term things where we think that from the richer countries, much more money should be spent on programs like that, so that we can have a long-term impact in the field.	it costs 25 cents a day to feed a child. in school $50 a year and that is one of. the long-term things where we think that from the, richer countries. much more money should, be spent on programs like that so that we can have a. long-term impact in the	It costs 25 cents a day to feed a child in school. $50 a year and. that is one. of the long-term things where we think that from the richer countries much more money should be spent on programs like that so that we can have a; long-term impact in the,	it costs 25 cents a day to feed a child in school, $50 a year, and that is one of the long-term things where we think that from the richer countries, much more money should be spent on programs like that, so that we can have a long-term impact in the field.
Bettina Luescher, chief North American spokesperson for the United Nations World Food Program, thanks so much.	bettina luescher chief. north american spokesperson for the united nations. world food program thanks, so	Bettina Luescher chief, North American spokesperson for, the United Nations World Food, Program thanks so,	bettina luescher, chief north american spokesperson for the united nations world food program, thanks so much.
Thank you, Scott.	thank, you	Thank you	thank you, scott.
And you can hear reports on the causes and consequences of the world food crisis all next week on MORNING EDITION and WEEKEND EDITION.	and, you can hear reports on the causes and consequences of the world food; crisis all next week on morning edition and weekend	And you can hear reports on the causes. and consequences of the world food crisis all next week on MORNING EDITION and WEEKEND	and you can hear reports on the causes and consequences of the world food crisis all next week on morning edition and weekend edition.
Criminal statutes were discussed all over news talk shows again this week when Donald Trump Jr. released the emails that led up to his meeting with a Russian lawyer. Last summer, he hoped to get some Russian opposition research on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton. So did Donald Trump Jr. break any laws? NPR's Peter...	criminal statutes, were discussed all over news. talk shows again this week when donald trump jr, released the emails that. led up to his meeting with a russian lawyer last summer he hoped to get some. russian opposition. research on. democratic candidate hillary clinton so did donald. trump. jr break any laws? npr's p...	Criminal statutes, were discussed all over, news talk. shows again this week when. Donald Trump Jr released the emails, that. led up to his meeting with a Russian, lawyer Last summer he hoped to get some Russian opposition research on Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton So did Donald Trump Jr break any laws? NPR's Pet...	criminal statutes were discussed all over news talk shows again this week when donald trump jr. released the emails that led up to his meeting with a russian lawyer. last summer, he hoped to get some russian opposition research on democratic candidate hillary clinton. so did donald trump jr. break any laws? npr's peter...
Randall Eliason teaches law and writes the legal blog Sidebars. He used to be a federal prosecutor doing public corruption and government fraud cases. I asked him how a prosecutor might approach this as a potential criminal case.	randall eliason teaches law and writes the legal blog sidebars; he used. to. be a federal prosecutor doing, public corruption. and government fraud cases i asked him. how, a prosecutor might approach. this as a potential, criminal	Randall Eliason teaches law and writes the, legal blog Sidebars He used to be a federal prosecutor doing public corruption and government fraud cases I asked him how a prosecutor might approach this as a potential criminal	randall eliason teaches law and writes the legal blog sidebars. he used to be a federal prosecutor doing public corruption and government fraud cases. i asked him how a prosecutor might approach this as a potential criminal case.
One of the first things that would pop into your mind as a prosecutor would be possible conspiracy charges.	one of the first things, that would pop into your mind as a prosecutor would be possible conspiracy	One of the first things that would pop into your mind as a prosecutor would, be possible conspiracy	one of the first things that would pop into your mind as a prosecutor would be possible conspiracy charges.
That's because there are six people known to have been in the meeting - Trump Jr., brother-in-law Jared Kushner and Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort, plus the Russian lawyer, the British businessman who arranged the meeting and a Russian-American lobbyist. So Eliason's theoretical case would include three charges o...	that's because there; are six people known to have been in the meeting - trump jr., brother-in-law jared kushner and trump campaign manager paul manafort plus the russian. lawyer the british businessman who arranged the meeting, and a russian-american. lobbyist so eliason's theoretical case would include three charges,...	That's because there, are six people known to have been in the, meeting, - Trump Jr., brother-in-law Jared Kushner and Trump campaign manager Paul Manafort plus the Russian lawyer, the British businessman who arranged the meeting and a. Russian-American lobbyist So Eliason's theoretical case would include three charges...	that's because there are six people known to have been in the meeting - trump jr., brother-in-law jared kushner and trump campaign manager paul manafort, plus the russian lawyer, the british businessman who arranged the meeting and a russian-american lobbyist. so eliason's theoretical case would include three charges o...
That conspiracy charge by its nature does a very good job of encapsulating the entire scheme, everything that went on and allows you to sort of list all the different steps they took, all the different crimes they either committed or were trying to commit.	that conspiracy charge, by its. nature does a very good job of, encapsulating the entire. scheme everything that. went on and allows you to sort of. list all the different, steps they took all the different. crimes they either committed or were trying to	That conspiracy charge by its. nature does a very good job of encapsulating the entire scheme everything, that went on and allows you to sort of list all the different steps they took all the different crimes they either committed or were trying. to	that conspiracy charge by its nature does a very good job of encapsulating the entire scheme, everything that went on and allows you to sort of list all the different steps they took, all the different crimes they either committed or were trying to commit.
Now obviously some people scoff at the idea of any criminal case here, as did President Trump yesterday at his Paris press conference.	now obviously some people scoff at the idea of any criminal case here, as. did. president trump yesterday, at his, paris press	Now obviously some people scoff at the idea of any criminal case here as did President Trump yesterday at his Paris press	now obviously some people scoff at the idea of any criminal case here, as did president trump yesterday at his paris press conference.
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I think from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. It's called opposition research or even research into your opponent.	i. think from a practical standpoint most, people would have. taken that meeting it's called opposition research or even research into, your	I think from a practical standpoint most people would have taken that meeting It's called opposition. research or even research into your,	i think from a practical standpoint, most people would have taken that meeting. it's called opposition research or even research into your opponent.
But back to Eliason's theory - one charge would be criminal conspiracy. The other two would involve the underlying crimes.	but back to eliason's theory - one. charge would be criminal conspiracy the other two. would involve the underlying	But back, to Eliason's theory - one charge would be, criminal, conspiracy The other two would involve the underlying	but back to eliason's theory - one charge would be criminal conspiracy. the other two would involve the underlying crimes.
After I left Tellme, I was traveling a lot and I happened to, you know, do my usual magazine run before an airplane flight.	after i left tellme i was traveling a lot and i happened to you know do my usual magazine. run before an. airplane	After I left Tellme I was traveling a lot and I happened to you, know do my usual magazine. run before an airplane	after i left tellme, i was traveling a lot and i happened to, you know, do my usual magazine run before an airplane flight.
Well, it does not bode well for them either because the UAW was negotiating with GM, and whatever they came up with GM would probably going to be what Ford and Chrysler would accept as well. The UAW chose GM as their, you know, negotiating target a couple of weeks ago. So now, Chrysler and Ford, you know, can just sit ...	well it does not bode well for them either because, the uaw was negotiating with, gm and whatever they came up. with gm would probably going to be what ford and chrysler would accept as, well the uaw chose, gm as their you know negotiating target a couple, of weeks ago so now chrysler and ford you know can, just sit ba...	Well it does not bode well for them either because the UAW was negotiating with GM and whatever they. came up with GM, would probably going to be what Ford and Chrysler would. accept as well, The UAW chose GM as their you. know negotiating target a couple of weeks ago So now Chrysler and Ford you know can just sit back...	well, it does not bode well for them either because the uaw was negotiating with gm, and whatever they came up with gm would probably going to be what ford and chrysler would accept as well. the uaw chose gm as their, you know, negotiating target a couple of weeks ago. so now, chrysler and ford, you know, can just sit ...
Joe DeMatio is an editor at Automobile Magazine. Thanks for joining us.	joe dematio is, an editor at automobile magazine thanks for joining	Joe DeMatio is an editor at Automobile Magazine. Thanks for. joining	joe dematio is an editor at automobile magazine. thanks for joining us.
Thank you very much, Madeleine.	thank you very much	Thank you very much	thank you very much, madeleine.
Just hours after the meeting between President Trump and Vladimir Putin, the Justice Department had a surprise. Authorities charged a Russian graduate student with carrying out an influence campaign here in the U.S. NPR national justice correspondent Carrie Johnson is following that story and is here in the studio to d...	just hours; after the meeting between president trump and vladimir putin. the justice department had a surprise authorities charged a russian graduate student with carrying out an influence campaign here in the. u.s npr national justice correspondent carrie johnson is following that story and is here in the studio to d...	Just hours after the meeting between President Trump and Vladimir Putin the Justice Department had a surprise Authorities charged a Russian graduate student, with carrying. out an influence campaign here in the U.S NPR national, justice, correspondent Carrie Johnson is following that story and is here in the studio to ...	just hours after the meeting between president trump and vladimir putin, the justice department had a surprise. authorities charged a russian graduate student with carrying out an influence campaign here in the u.s. npr national justice correspondent carrie johnson is following that story and is here in the studio to d...
Hi, Ari.	hi	Hi	hi, ari.
Tell us about this graduate student. What do we know about her and what she was allegedly doing here in Washington?	tell us. about this graduate student what do we know about her and; what she was allegedly doing here in	Tell us about this, graduate student What, do we know about; her and. what she was allegedly doing. here in,	tell us about this graduate student. what do we know about her and what she was allegedly doing here in washington?
Her name is Maria Butina. She entered the U.S. in August 2016 on a student visa to study international relations at American University here in Washington. But the Justice Department says she was actually working for Russia, writing articles in conservative publications, setting up meetings between Russians and America...	her, name is maria butina she entered the u.s in august 2016 on a student visa to study international relations at american university. here in, washington but the justice department says she was actually working for russia writing articles in conservative publications setting up meetings between russians and americans...	Her name is Maria Butina She entered the U.S in; August, 2016 on, a student visa to, study international. relations at American University. here in Washington But the Justice Department says she was actually working for Russia writing articles in. conservative publications setting up meetings between Russians and; Amer...	her name is maria butina. she entered the u.s. in august 2016 on a student visa to study international relations at american university here in washington. but the justice department says she was actually working for russia, writing articles in conservative publications, setting up meetings between russians and america...
The goal here was to get close to Republican officials and influence American policy toward Russia. She's accused of one count of conspiracy to violate the law known as FARA, the Foreign Agent Registration Act.	the goal here was to get close to republican officials, and influence american policy toward russia she's accused of one count. of conspiracy to violate the law; known, as fara the foreign agent. registration	The goal here was to get close to, Republican officials and influence. American policy toward Russia She's accused of one count of conspiracy to violate, the law known as FARA the Foreign Agent Registration	the goal here was to get close to republican officials and influence american policy toward russia. she's accused of one count of conspiracy to violate the law known as fara, the foreign agent registration act.
So if she was acting on behalf of the Russian government, she should have registered. She didn't register. If this was a conspiracy, it involved more than one person. Who are the other people likely involved?	so if, she was acting on behalf of the russian government. she should have registered she didn't register if this was, a. conspiracy. it involved more than one; person who are the other people likely	So if she was acting; on behalf of the Russian government she should have registered, She didn't register If this was a conspiracy it involved more than one person Who are the other people likely	so if she was acting on behalf of the russian government, she should have registered. she didn't register. if this was a conspiracy, it involved more than one person. who are the other people likely involved?
No one else was named by their actual name in these court filings. But a U.S. person was described as sending an email that he had a very private line of communication between the Kremlin and others in the Republican Party right before the election. Sources tell me that's Paul Erickson, a longtime Republican operative ...	no one else was named, by their actual name in these court filings but a u.s person was described as sending an email that he, had a very private line of communication between the kremlin and others in the republican party right before the election sources tell me that's paul erickson a longtime republican operative. w...	No; one else was named by their actual name in, these court filings But a U.S person was described as sending an. email, that he had. a very private line of communication between the Kremlin and others in the. Republican Party right before, the election Sources, tell me that's Paul Erickson a longtime Republican operat...	no one else was named by their actual name in these court filings. but a u.s. person was described as sending an email that he had a very private line of communication between the kremlin and others in the republican party right before the election. sources tell me that's paul erickson, a longtime republican operative ...
These documents also describe a Russian official - a member of the legislature, an official at the Central Bank who was sanctioned by the U.S. Treasury Department in 2018. Those same sources tell me that's Aleksandr Torshin, who's made a lot of visits to the U.S., tweeted a lot about the NRA. The court papers say Butin...	these documents also describe a russian, official - a member of the. legislature an official at the, central bank. who was sanctioned by the u.s. treasury department in. 2018. those same sources tell me. that's, aleksandr torshin who's made a lot of visits to the u.s., tweeted a lot about the nra the court papers say b...	These documents. also describe a Russian official - a member of the legislature an official at the Central Bank who. was, sanctioned by the U.S Treasury Department in, 2018. Those same sources tell me that's Aleksandr Torshin who's made a lot of visits to the. U.S., tweeted a, lot, about the NRA The court papers say Bu...	these documents also describe a russian official - a member of the legislature, an official at the central bank who was sanctioned by the u.s. treasury department in 2018. those same sources tell me that's aleksandr torshin, who's made a lot of visits to the u.s., tweeted a lot about the nra. the court papers say butin...
And what does Maria Butina have to say about all this?	and what does, maria butina have to. say about all	And what does Maria Butina have, to. say about all;	and what does maria butina have to say about all this?
Well, her lawyer Robert Driscoll says she looks forward to clearing her name. He says these charges are overblown. Butina was arrested on Sunday here in D.C., but FBI agents searched her apartment many months ago in April. This investigation's been going on for a while. She's being held right now without bond in the D....	well her lawyer robert driscoll says she looks forward to, clearing her. name he says these charges are overblown butina was arrested on sunday here in d.c., but fbi agents, searched her apartment many months ago in april this investigation's been going on for a while, she's being held right now without bond in the d.c...	Well her lawyer Robert Driscoll says she looks forward to clearing her name He says these charges are overblown Butina, was arrested on Sunday here in D.C., but FBI agents searched her apartment many months ago in April This investigation's been going on for a while She's being held, right now without bond in the D.C j...	well, her lawyer robert driscoll says she looks forward to clearing her name. he says these charges are overblown. butina was arrested on sunday here in d.c., but fbi agents searched her apartment many months ago in april. this investigation's been going on for a while. she's being held right now without bond in the d....
Now these charges come just a few days after this bombshell Friday news conference where the deputy attorney general, Rod Rosenstein, announced charges against 12 Russians who were involved in the campaign to hack Democrats during the 2016 election. Is there any connection between these cases?	now, these charges come just a few days after. this bombshell friday news conference where. the deputy attorney general rod rosenstein announced charges, against, 12 russians who were involved, in the. campaign. to hack. democrats during the 2016 election is there, any connection between these	Now these charges come just a few days after this bombshell Friday news conference where the deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein announced charges against 12 Russians who were, involved, in the campaign. to hack Democrats during the, 2016 election Is there any connection between these	now these charges come just a few days after this bombshell friday news conference where the deputy attorney general, rod rosenstein, announced charges against 12 russians who were involved in the campaign to hack democrats during the 2016 election. is there any connection between these cases?