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Exactly right. Very tough fought issue. Environmentalists and Indian tribes on the one side not wanting to lower water levels in the river. Farmers desperate for water for their crops said, `We have to water our crops and we need to lower these water levels.'
exactly right very tough fought issue environmentalists and, indian tribes on the one. side, not wanting to lower water levels. in. the river farmers desperate for, water for their crops said `we have to water our crops and we need to lower these water
Exactly right Very tough fought issue Environmentalists and Indian tribes on the one side not wanting to lower water levels in the river Farmers desperate for water for their crops said `We have to water our crops. and we; need to lower these water
exactly right. very tough fought issue. environmentalists and indian tribes on the one side not wanting to lower water levels in the river. farmers desperate for water for their crops said, `we have to water our crops and we need to lower these water levels.'
`And we moved here and set up these farms 'cause the federal government told us we could get water.'
`and we. moved here and set up these farms 'cause the federal government, told us we, could get
`And we moved here and set up these farms 'cause the federal government told us we could, get
`and we moved here and set up these farms 'cause the federal government told us we could get water.'
Exactly right. Ultimately the Interior Department made the decision, `Yes, we're gonna release water to these farmers.' Farmers happen to be a very important part of the Republican base. The farmers got their water, but there was the following fall the largest kill of salmon in the history of the...
exactly right ultimately the interior department made the decision `yes we're gonna release water to these farmers' farmers happen to be a very important part; of the republican base the farmers got. their water but there was the following fall the largest kill of salmon in, the history of the we...
Exactly right Ultimately the Interior Department made the; decision `Yes we're gonna release water to these farmers' Farmers happen to be a very important part of the Republican base The farmers got their water but there was the following fall the largest kill of salmon in the history of the West...
exactly right. ultimately the interior department made the decision, `yes, we're gonna release water to these farmers.' farmers happen to be a very important part of the republican base. the farmers got their water, but there was the following fall the largest kill of salmon in the history of the...
Hmm. Now you've talked about Karl Rove's power and influence at the White House. There's also an important personal relationship with both President Bush and first lady Laura Bush.
hmm now you've talked about. karl rove's power; and influence at the white house there's also an important personal relationship with both president bush and first lady laura
Hmm Now you've talked about Karl Rove's power and influence at the White, House There's also an important personal relationship with both President Bush and first lady Laura
hmm. now you've talked about karl rove's power and influence at the white house. there's also an important personal relationship with both president bush and first lady laura bush.
That's correct. Well--and part of understanding Karl Rove's connection to George W. Bush is that both--is to understand that both men have also had a very strong relationship with the father. Karl Rove got his start or this job in national politics in Washington through the father and came to know...
that's; correct well--and part, of understanding karl rove's connection to george w bush is that both--is to understand. that both men have; also had a very strong relationship with the father; karl rove got his start or this job in; national. politics in washington through the father and came, to...
That's. correct Well--and part of understanding Karl Rove's connection to, George W Bush is that. both--is to understand that. both men have also had a very strong relationship with the father Karl Rove got his start or this job in national, politics in Washington through the father and came to, k...
that's correct. well--and part of understanding karl rove's connection to george w. bush is that both--is to understand that both men have also had a very strong relationship with the father. karl rove got his start or this job in national politics in washington through the father and came to know...
Now earlier today President Bush himself was asked, I think, himself for the second time in as many days about Karl Rove's political future at the White House and whether he thought he had done anything wrong and that sort of thing. President of the United States said, `There's an ongoing investiga...
now earlier today president bush himself was asked i think himself for the second time in as many days about karl rove's political future at the white house and whether he thought he had done anything wrong, and that sort of thing president of the united states said `there's an ongoing investigatio...
Now earlier today President Bush himself was asked I, think, himself for the second time in. as many. days about Karl, Rove's political future at the White House and whether; he thought he had done anything wrong and that sort of thing President of the United States said `There's an ongoing investi...
now earlier today president bush himself was asked, i think, himself for the second time in as many days about karl rove's political future at the white house and whether he thought he had done anything wrong and that sort of thing. president of the united states said, `there's an ongoing investiga...
Well, this is a very tough moment for this White House, in part because of the strong statements that were made previously about the invest--about what would happen to an individual who leaked the name of a covert CIA agent. The president said on more than one occasion that he would fire the leaker...
well this is a very tough moment for this white house. in part because of the strong statements that were. made previously about the invest--about what. would happen to an individual who leaked the name. of a covert cia. agent the president said on more than one occasion that he would, fire the lea...
Well this is a very tough moment for this. White House in part because of the strong statements, that were made previously. about the invest--about what would happen to an individual who leaked the name of a covert CIA agent, The president said on more than one occasion that he. would fire the leak...
well, this is a very tough moment for this white house, in part because of the strong statements that were made previously about the invest--about what would happen to an individual who leaked the name of a covert cia agent. the president said on more than one occasion that he would fire the leaker...
Did he name Valerie Plame or just identify her?
did he name valerie plame or just identify,
Did he name Valerie Plame or just identify
did he name valerie plame or just identify her?
Yeah.
yeah.
All of these parsings are gonna be very important as this case continues to play out and as the investigation goes ahead. Tom Hamburger, thanks very much for being with us today.
all, of, these parsings are gonna, be. very important as this case continues to play out and as the investigation goes ahead tom hamburger thanks very much for being. with us
All. of these. parsings are gonna be very important as this case continues to, play. out and as the investigation goes ahead Tom Hamburger thanks very, much for; being with us
all of these parsings are gonna be very important as this case continues to play out and as the investigation goes ahead. tom hamburger, thanks very much for being with us today.
Thank you.
thank,
Thank
thank you.
Tom Hamburger, a reporter for the Los Angeles Times. I suspect you can find his article online in today's editions. He joined us here in Studio 3A.
tom hamburger a reporter for the los angeles times i suspect you can find his article online in. today's editions he joined us here in studio
Tom Hamburger a reporter for the Los Angeles Times I suspect you can find his. article online in today's editions He; joined us here in Studio
tom hamburger, a reporter for the los angeles times. i suspect you can find his article online in today's editions. he joined us here in studio 3a.
This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. I'm Neal Conan.
this is talk. of the, nation from npr news i'm neal
This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News I'm Neal
this is talk of the nation from npr news. i'm neal conan.
Now we're going to keep talking about history and go to the hills of little Lynchburg, Tenn., to the home of Jack Daniel's. And as part of the whiskey's 150th anniversary, the company is highlighting some of the lesser-known stories, including how a former slave played a key role. Blake Farmer of member station WPLN we...
now we're going. to keep talking about history. and go to the hills of little lynchburg tenn., to the home of jack daniel's and as part of the whiskey's 150th anniversary the company is highlighting some, of the lesser-known stories including. how, a former slave played a key role blake farmer of member station wpln we...
Now we're going to keep talking about history and go to the hills of little Lynchburg Tenn., to the, home of Jack Daniel's And as part of the whiskey's. 150th anniversary the company is highlighting some of the lesser-known stories including how a former slave played a key role Blake. Farmer of member station WPLN went...
now we're going to keep talking about history and go to the hills of little lynchburg, tenn., to the home of jack daniel's. and as part of the whiskey's 150th anniversary, the company is highlighting some of the lesser-known stories, including how a former slave played a key role. blake farmer of member station wpln we...
Each year, 300,000 people find their way off the beaten path to visit the Jack Daniel's Distillery.
each year, 300,000 people find their way off the beaten path to visit the. jack daniel's
Each year 300,000 people find their way off the beaten path to visit the Jack Daniel's
each year, 300,000 people find their way off the beaten path to visit the jack daniel's distillery.
Y'all get in here now. Shake hands with Uncle Jack. Here you go. Come and get it. Open your mouth. (Inaudible).
y'all get, in here now shake hands with. uncle jack here you go come and get it open your mouth
Y'all get in here now, Shake hands with Uncle Jack Here you go Come, and get it Open, your mouth
y'all get in here now. shake hands with uncle jack. here you go. come and get it. open your mouth. (inaudible).
Visitors whiff the potent 80-proof air as a tour guide flaps this giant lid of a mellowing barrel two stories tall. Debra Bevill is from Lubbock, Texas, and she's soaking it all in.
visitors whiff the potent 80-proof air as, a tour guide flaps this, giant lid, of a mellowing barrel two stories tall debra bevill is from lubbock texas and she's soaking it all
Visitors whiff the potent; 80-proof air as a. tour guide flaps this giant, lid of a mellowing barrel two, stories tall Debra Bevill is from Lubbock, Texas, and she's soaking it all
visitors whiff the potent 80-proof air as a tour guide flaps this giant lid of a mellowing barrel two stories tall. debra bevill is from lubbock, texas, and she's soaking it all in.
This has been a two-year planning vacation for me to come here and see where my boyfriend came from.
this has been a two-year planning vacation for me. to come here and see where my boyfriend came
This has, been a two-year planning vacation for me to come here and see where my boyfriend came
this has been a two-year planning vacation for me to come here and see where my boyfriend came from.
(Laughter).
(laughter).
Your boyfriend's from Lynchburg?
your boyfriend's from
Your boyfriend's from
your boyfriend's from lynchburg?
No, my boyfriend's Jack Daniel's.
no my boyfriend's jack
No my, boyfriend's Jack
no, my boyfriend's jack daniel's.
A joke, though I was slow to get it. But Bevill takes her drink of choice seriously. She's got Jack Daniel's bottles tattooed on her upper arm. She only takes it straight to honor the history.
a joke though i was slow to get it, but bevill takes her drink of choice seriously she's got jack daniel's bottles tattooed on her upper arm she only takes it. straight to honor the
A joke though I was slow to get it But. Bevill takes her drink of choice seriously She's got Jack Daniel's bottles tattooed on her, upper arm She only takes it straight to honor the
a joke, though i was slow to get it. but bevill takes her drink of choice seriously. she's got jack daniel's bottles tattooed on her upper arm. she only takes it straight to honor the history.
(Singing) I'm with you once more under the stars.
(singing) i'm with you once. more under the
(Singing) I'm with you once. more under the
(singing) i'm with you once more under the stars.
Well, this discussion now is a function of some disunity among the Shiites. In the previous parliamentary elections, they ran as a unified slate. This go-round they broke up into their constituent parts and so we've had a discussion now among Shiites about who would be their candidate. This is just a function of the nu...
well. this discussion now is a function of some disunity among the shiites in the previous parliamentary elections they ran as a unified slate this go-round they broke up into their. constituent parts and so we've had a. discussion now. among shiites about who would be their candidate, this is just. a function of, the ...
Well this discussion now is a function of some disunity among the Shiites In the previous parliamentary elections they ran as a unified. slate This go-round they broke up into their constituent parts and so we've had a discussion now among Shiites about who would be their candidate This is just a function of the number...
well, this discussion now is a function of some disunity among the shiites. in the previous parliamentary elections, they ran as a unified slate. this go-round they broke up into their constituent parts and so we've had a discussion now among shiites about who would be their candidate. this is just a function of the nu...
If Sunnis feel left out of power and Shias feel that they have all the power, does that intensify the civil conflict that Iraq has had for years?
if. sunnis feel left out of power and shias feel that they have all the power, does that intensify the, civil conflict that iraq has had for,
If Sunnis feel left out of power and Shias feel that they have all the power does that intensify the civil conflict that Iraq has had for
if sunnis feel left out of power and shias feel that they have all the power, does that intensify the civil conflict that iraq has had for years?
Well, I don't think the country is on the verge of tipping back into sectarian civil war. I think people are fatigued and there's been something of a victory for the Shiite parties and their related militias in the central government.
well. i don't. think the country is on the verge of tipping back into sectarian civil war i think people are fatigued and there's been. something of a victory for, the shiite parties and their related militias in the central
Well I don't think the country is on the verge of, tipping back into sectarian civil war I think people, are fatigued and there's been something of a victory for the Shiite parties and their, related militias in the central
well, i don't think the country is on the verge of tipping back into sectarian civil war. i think people are fatigued and there's been something of a victory for the shiite parties and their related militias in the central government.
Meaning they've wiped the Sunnis out of a lot of neighborhoods of Baghdad, for example?
meaning they've wiped the sunnis out of a lot of, neighborhoods of baghdad for
Meaning they've wiped the Sunnis out of. a lot of neighborhoods of Baghdad for
meaning they've wiped the sunnis out of a lot of neighborhoods of baghdad, for example?
Well, there's been a lot of ethnic cleansing that's clarified lines, unfortunately. There is a huge number of Sunni refugees that have left the country or been displaced internally. And so it doesn't look like there is any core to flip the insurgency back into something broad-based and countrywide that could threaten t...
well there's been a lot of ethnic cleansing that's clarified lines unfortunately there is a huge number of sunni refugees that have left the country or been displaced internally and so it doesn't look like there, is, any core. to flip the, insurgency back, into something broad-based and countrywide. that could threaten...
Well, there's been a. lot, of ethnic cleansing that's clarified lines unfortunately There is a. huge number of Sunni refugees that have left the country, or been displaced internally And. so it doesn't look like there is any, core. to flip the insurgency back, into something broad-based and countrywide that could threa...
well, there's been a lot of ethnic cleansing that's clarified lines, unfortunately. there is a huge number of sunni refugees that have left the country or been displaced internally. and so it doesn't look like there is any core to flip the insurgency back into something broad-based and countrywide that could threaten t...
Do you think that this coalition with Nouri al-Maliki at the head of it can keep the country stable and do things that seem to be aligned with what the United States would consider its vital interest there?
do, you think. that, this coalition with nouri al-maliki at the, head of, it can keep the country stable and do things that seem. to be. aligned, with. what the united, states would consider its vital, interest,
Do you think that this coalition with Nouri al-Maliki at the head of it can keep the country stable and do things that seem; to be aligned with what the, United States would, consider its vital interest
do you think that this coalition with nouri al-maliki at the head of it can keep the country stable and do things that seem to be aligned with what the united states would consider its vital interest there?
Well, I think looking at the Iraqi security forces and what they've been able to do since the draw-down of American forces we're at something like 50,000 troops now, in a support role - should be encouraging. I mean violence in Iraq is horrific but in a stable way, and that can only be said about Iraq. Compared to any...
well i think looking at the iraqi security forces and what they've been able, to do, since the draw-down of american forces, we're at. something. like 50,000 troops now in a support role - should be encouraging, i mean violence in iraq is horrific but in a, stable way and that can only be said about iraq compared to. ...
Well I think looking at. the Iraqi security forces and what they've been able to do since the draw-down of, American. forces we're at something like, 50,000 troops. now in a support role - should be. encouraging I mean violence in, Iraq is, horrific but in a stable. way and that can only be said about Iraq Compared to...
well, i think looking at the iraqi security forces and what they've been able to do since the draw-down of american forces we're at something like 50,000 troops now, in a support role - should be encouraging. i mean violence in iraq is horrific but in a stable way, and that can only be said about iraq. compared to any...
You know, Americans learn in school that one of the great tests of a democracy is a peaceful transfer of power. If Iraq has this situation where after more than 200 days the guy who was prime minister manages just to hold on to power, is that a missed opportunity for Iraq?
you know americans learn in school that one of. the great. tests of a democracy is a peaceful transfer, of power if iraq has this situation where after more than 200 days the, guy who was prime minister manages just to hold on to power. is that a missed opportunity for
You know Americans; learn in school that one of the great tests of a democracy. is a peaceful transfer of power If Iraq has this situation, where after. more than 200 days the guy who was, prime minister manages just to. hold on to power is that a missed opportunity for.
you know, americans learn in school that one of the great tests of a democracy is a peaceful transfer of power. if iraq has this situation where after more than 200 days the guy who was prime minister manages just to hold on to power, is that a missed opportunity for iraq?
Well, I think it's a reflection of the politics and where they are at the moment. And let's not forget, we still have quite a protracted process ahead of us. Nouri al-Maliki will now have to turn his attention to the Kurds, who have significant demands about resources and power and territory. And this could drag on for...
well i think. it's a reflection of the politics and where they; are at; the moment and let's not forget we still have quite a protracted process ahead of us nouri al-maliki will now have to turn, his attention to the kurds who have significant, demands, about resources and power and territory and this could drag. on fo...
Well I think it's, a reflection; of, the politics and where. they are at the moment. And let's not forget we still have quite a protracted process, ahead of us Nouri al-Maliki will now have, to turn his attention to the Kurds who have significant demands about resources and power and territory And this could drag, on f...
well, i think it's a reflection of the politics and where they are at the moment. and let's not forget, we still have quite a protracted process ahead of us. nouri al-maliki will now have to turn his attention to the kurds, who have significant demands about resources and power and territory. and this could drag on for...
Michael Wahid Hanna studies Iraq for The Century Foundation. Thanks very much.
michael wahid hanna studies iraq for the century foundation thanks very
Michael Wahid Hanna studies Iraq for The Century Foundation Thanks very
michael wahid hanna studies iraq for the century foundation. thanks very much.
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Another health insurance company in California has backed down from a plan that would have imposed a big rate hike on customers there. Etna was planning to boost rates 19 percent for some individual policyholders. But regulators reviewed the company's math and found miscalculations, which the company calls simple human...
another. health insurance company in california has backed down from a plan that would have, imposed a big rate hike on customers there etna was, planning to boost rates. 19 percent for some individual policyholders but regulators reviewed the company's math and found miscalculations which the company calls simple huma...
Another. health insurance; company in California; has backed down from a plan that would have, imposed a big rate hike. on customers. there Etna was planning to boost rates 19 percent for some individual policyholders But regulators. reviewed the company's math and found miscalculations which the company calls simple h...
another health insurance company in california has backed down from a plan that would have imposed a big rate hike on customers there. etna was planning to boost rates 19 percent for some individual policyholders. but regulators reviewed the company's math and found miscalculations, which the company calls simple human...
Earlier this year, Anthem Blue Cross tried to raise rates by up to 39 percent for individual policyholders. After a political storm and a review by the state's regulators, Anthem also backed down. Both insurance companies are expected to submit revised rates.
earlier this year anthem blue cross tried to raise rates by. up to 39 percent for individual policyholders after a political. storm and a review. by the state's regulators, anthem also backed down both insurance companies are expected to submit revised
Earlier this year Anthem Blue Cross, tried to raise rates by up to 39 percent for individual. policyholders After a. political storm and a review. by the state's. regulators Anthem also backed down Both insurance companies are expected to submit revised
earlier this year, anthem blue cross tried to raise rates by up to 39 percent for individual policyholders. after a political storm and a review by the state's regulators, anthem also backed down. both insurance companies are expected to submit revised rates.
Muslim women wearing headscarves and veils have been a source of controversy in some Western countries. Now it's an issue at what seems an unlikely place, one of the most prominent religious universities in the Muslim world.
muslim women wearing headscarves and veils have, been a source. of controversy in some western countries now it's; an issue at what seems an unlikely place one of; the most prominent religious universities in the muslim
Muslim women wearing headscarves and veils have been a source of controversy in some Western countries Now it's an issue. at. what. seems an unlikely place one of the most. prominent religious universities in the Muslim
muslim women wearing headscarves and veils have been a source of controversy in some western countries. now it's an issue at what seems an unlikely place, one of the most prominent religious universities in the muslim world.
In Cairo, the head of the Al-Azhar University recently followed other Egyptian universities in banning female students and teachers from wearing the full-face veil in classrooms or dormitories. Mohammed Sayyed Tantawi says the full veil or niqab has nothing to do with Islam. He says the veil is a sign of radicalism. NP...
in cairo the head. of, the al-azhar university. recently followed other egyptian universities, in banning female, students and teachers from. wearing the, full-face; veil in classrooms or dormitories mohammed sayyed tantawi says the full veil or niqab has nothing to do with. islam he says the veil is a sign of radicali...
In Cairo the head of the Al-Azhar University recently followed other Egyptian, universities in banning female students and teachers from wearing the full-face veil in classrooms or dormitories Mohammed Sayyed Tantawi says the full veil; or niqab has nothing to do, with, Islam He says the veil is a sign of radicalism NP...
in cairo, the head of the al-azhar university recently followed other egyptian universities in banning female students and teachers from wearing the full-face veil in classrooms or dormitories. mohammed sayyed tantawi says the full veil or niqab has nothing to do with islam. he says the veil is a sign of radicalism. np...
Many Islamic scholars believe that full-face coverings are not a religious requirement, but the modern expression of tribal customs and traditions that predate Islam. Such coverings are common in conservative states such as Saudi Arabia and Yemen, though not in Egypt. But Sheik Tantawi's pronouncement is seen as a remi...
many islamic scholars believe that full-face coverings are not a religious requirement but the modern expression of tribal customs, and traditions that predate islam such coverings are common in, conservative states such as saudi arabia and. yemen though not in egypt but sheik tantawi's, pronouncement is seen, as a rem...
Many Islamic scholars believe that full-face coverings are not a religious requirement but the modern expression of tribal customs and traditions, that; predate Islam Such coverings are common in conservative states such as Saudi Arabia and Yemen though not in. Egypt But Sheik Tantawi's pronouncement is seen as a remin...
many islamic scholars believe that full-face coverings are not a religious requirement, but the modern expression of tribal customs and traditions that predate islam. such coverings are common in conservative states such as saudi arabia and yemen, though not in egypt. but sheik tantawi's pronouncement is seen as a remi...
19-year-old student Hela Omar is petite, slender, dark-eyed and otherwise indescribable because of her loose robes and the cloth covering her face from the bridge of her nose down below her jaw. She understands that the niqab is not an Egyptian tradition, but she doesn't understand why Sheik Tantawi and some government...
19-year-old student hela. omar is petite slender dark-eyed and otherwise indescribable. because of her loose robes and the cloth. covering her face from the bridge; of, her nose down below her jaw she understands that the niqab is not an egyptian; tradition but she; doesn't understand why sheik tantawi and some governm...
19-year-old student Hela Omar. is petite slender dark-eyed and otherwise indescribable because of her loose robes and the cloth covering her face from the bridge of her nose down below her jaw She understands that the niqab is not an Egyptian tradition but she doesn't understand why Sheik Tantawi and some government mi...
19-year-old student hela omar is petite, slender, dark-eyed and otherwise indescribable because of her loose robes and the cloth covering her face from the bridge of her nose down below her jaw. she understands that the niqab is not an egyptian tradition, but she doesn't understand why sheik tantawi and some government...
(Through translator) Anything that covers the body is something that people should respect. I've lived in other countries like Yemen, and the niqab is normal there. So I don't understand why people here think it's extremist, or think it's too Islamist to wear. I just think it's a matter of modesty.
(through translator) anything. that covers the body is something. that people should respect i've lived in other countries like yemen and the; niqab is. normal there so i don't understand why people here think it's extremist or think it's too islamist to wear i just think it's a matter of.
(Through translator) Anything that covers the body is something that people should, respect I've lived in other countries like Yemen and the niqab is normal there So I don't understand why people here think it's extremist or think it's too Islamist to wear I just think it's a matter of,
(through translator) anything that covers the body is something that people should respect. i've lived in other countries like yemen, and the niqab is normal there. so i don't understand why people here think it's extremist, or think it's too islamist to wear. i just think it's a matter of modesty.
Sheik Tantawi's announcement of the ban was clouded by reports that he spoke harshly to a young niqab-wearing student, embarrassing her in front of her middle-school class.
sheik tantawi's announcement of, the ban was clouded by reports that, he spoke harshly to a young niqab-wearing student embarrassing her in front of her middle-school
Sheik Tantawi's announcement of the ban was clouded, by, reports that he spoke harshly to a young niqab-wearing student embarrassing her in front of her middle-school
sheik tantawi's announcement of the ban was clouded by reports that he spoke harshly to a young niqab-wearing student, embarrassing her in front of her middle-school class.
Tantawi denied speaking abusively to the girl and later clarified that he doesn't object to the niqab in public settings where men and women mix. He said the ban applies only to Al-Azhar's classrooms and dorms, which are already segregated.
tantawi denied speaking; abusively to the girl and later clarified that he doesn't object to the niqab in public settings where men and women mix he said the ban. applies only to al-azhar's classrooms and dorms which are already
Tantawi denied speaking abusively to the girl and later clarified. that he doesn't object to the niqab in, public settings where men and women mix He said the ban applies only to Al-Azhar's classrooms. and dorms which are already
tantawi denied speaking abusively to the girl and later clarified that he doesn't object to the niqab in public settings where men and women mix. he said the ban applies only to al-azhar's classrooms and dorms, which are already segregated.
Dia Rashwan, an analyst with the government-run Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies, says this is part of an ongoing struggle to define Egypt's cultural references. In the early 20th century, he says, the debate was over the hijab, the headscarf that is now quite common in Egypt, but at the time was con...
dia. rashwan. an analyst with the government-run al-ahram center for political and, strategic studies says this is part of an ongoing struggle to define egypt's cultural references; in the early 20th century he says the, debate was over the hijab the headscarf, that is now, quite common in, egypt but. at the time was
Dia Rashwan an analyst. with the government-run Al-Ahram Center for Political and Strategic Studies says this is part of an ongoing struggle to define; Egypt's cultural references In the early 20th century he says the debate was over. the hijab the headscarf that is now quite common in Egypt but at the time, was
dia rashwan, an analyst with the government-run al-ahram center for political and strategic studies, says this is part of an ongoing struggle to define egypt's cultural references. in the early 20th century, he says, the debate was over the hijab, the headscarf that is now quite common in egypt, but at the time was con...
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As we said earlier, all eyes and ears are on Capitol Hill today, on General David Petraeus. As we speak, Petraeus, the top U.S. commander in Iraq, is delivering his assessment of how the troop surge has worked.
as we said earlier all eyes. and ears are, on capitol, hill today on general david petraeus as we speak petraeus the top u.s commander in. iraq is delivering his assessment of how the troop surge has
As we said earlier all eyes and ears are on Capitol Hill today on General David. Petraeus As we speak; Petraeus the top U.S commander in Iraq is delivering his assessment of how the troop surge has
as we said earlier, all eyes and ears are on capitol hill today, on general david petraeus. as we speak, petraeus, the top u.s. commander in iraq, is delivering his assessment of how the troop surge has worked.
NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates brings us up to date.
npr's karen grigsby bates brings us. up to
NPR's Karen Grigsby Bates brings us up to
npr's karen grigsby bates brings us up to date.
When General David Petraeus finally got to take his turn at the microphones this afternoon, the first thing he wanted to do was assure his audiences that his report was independent and that the surge was to some degree working.
when, general david. petraeus finally got to take his turn at the. microphones this, afternoon the first thing he wanted to do was assure. his audiences that his report was independent and that the surge was to some degree
When General David Petraeus. finally got to take his turn at; the microphones this afternoon the first thing he wanted to do was assure his audiences that his report was independent and that, the surge. was to some degree
when general david petraeus finally got to take his turn at the microphones this afternoon, the first thing he wanted to do was assure his audiences that his report was independent and that the surge was to some degree working.
As a bottom line up front, the military objectives of the surge are in large measure being met. In recent months, in the face of tough enemies in the brutal summer heat of Iraq, coalition and Iraqi security forces have achieved progress in the security arena. Though the improvements have been uneven across Iraq, the ov...
as a bottom line up front the military objectives of the surge are in large measure being met in recent. months in the face of tough enemies in the brutal summer heat of iraq coalition and. iraqi security forces have achieved progress, in the security arena though, the, improvements have been uneven across iraq the ove...
As a bottom line up front the military objectives of the; surge are in large measure being met In recent months in the face of tough enemies in the brutal summer heat of Iraq, coalition and Iraqi security forces have achieved progress in the security; arena Though the improvements have been uneven across Iraq the overa...
as a bottom line up front, the military objectives of the surge are in large measure being met. in recent months, in the face of tough enemies in the brutal summer heat of iraq, coalition and iraqi security forces have achieved progress in the security arena. though the improvements have been uneven across iraq, the ov...
When he arrived here, Petraeus told me it might be too little too late. But he clearly now thinks the military has a good change if the effort is sustained, and he's going to ask for more time to reassess the situation in March before making further reductions.
when he arrived here petraeus told me it might, be too little too late but he clearly now thinks the military has a good change if the effort is sustained and he's going to, ask for more time to reassess the situation in march before making further
When he arrived here Petraeus told me, it might be. too little too late But he clearly now thinks the military has. a good change if the effort; is sustained and he's going to ask for more time to reassess the situation in. March before making further
when he arrived here, petraeus told me it might be too little too late. but he clearly now thinks the military has a good change if the effort is sustained, and he's going to ask for more time to reassess the situation in march before making further reductions.
That would mean an additional six months with a second assessment to come on the first anniversary of the surge. Even the war's critics agree that there has been progress in some parts of Iraq, such as the notoriously violent Anbar province. But there's disagreement as to who should get the credit for the progress that...
that would mean an additional, six months with a second assessment to come on the. first anniversary of the surge even the war's critics agree. that there has been progress in some parts of iraq such as the notoriously violent anbar province but there's disagreement as to who, should get the credit for the progress, th...
That would mean, an additional six months with a second assessment to come on the first anniversary, of the surge Even the war's critics agree that; there has been progress in some parts of Iraq such as the notoriously; violent Anbar province But there's disagreement as to who should. get the credit for the progress th...
that would mean an additional six months with a second assessment to come on the first anniversary of the surge. even the war's critics agree that there has been progress in some parts of iraq, such as the notoriously violent anbar province. but there's disagreement as to who should get the credit for the progress that...
Michigan Senator Carl Levin talked with NPR's Jacki Lyden about that yesterday.
michigan senator carl levin talked, with npr's jacki lyden about, that
Michigan Senator Carl Levin talked with NPR's Jacki Lyden about that
michigan senator carl levin talked with npr's jacki lyden about that yesterday.
There's going to be disagreement over whether or not the progress in Anbar province is a result of the surge or whether or not the Sunni sheikhs in Anbar province decided even before this surge that they just had enough of al-Qaida.
there's going to be, disagreement over whether. or not the progress in anbar province is a result of the surge or whether or not the sunni, sheikhs in anbar province decided even before, this surge that they just had enough of
There's going to be disagreement over whether or not the progress in Anbar province is a result of the surge or whether, or not the Sunni sheikhs in Anbar province decided even before this surge that they just had enough of
there's going to be disagreement over whether or not the progress in anbar province is a result of the surge or whether or not the sunni sheikhs in anbar province decided even before this surge that they just had enough of al-qaida.
And so, Levin says, the launch of the surge and the reduction of al-Qaida may be coincidental. Whatever the reason, one of the larger questions remains whether the progress the troops are making is sustainable.
and so levin says the launch of the surge and the. reduction of al-qaida, may, be coincidental whatever the reason one, of the larger questions remains, whether the progress the troops, are making is
And so. Levin says the launch of the surge and the reduction of al-Qaida may be coincidental, Whatever the reason one of the larger, questions remains whether the progress the troops are making is
and so, levin says, the launch of the surge and the reduction of al-qaida may be coincidental. whatever the reason, one of the larger questions remains whether the progress the troops are making is sustainable.
In a recent letter to his troops, Petraeus acknowledged the toll the war has taken on their ranks and their families - in fatalities, and casualties, and in sheer mental stress. As General Petraeus makes his assessment public, the question now is what continued sacrifices will be required of his people, for what reason...
in a recent letter, to his troops petraeus acknowledged the toll the; war has taken on their ranks and their families - in fatalities and casualties and in, sheer mental stress as general petraeus makes his assessment public the question, now is what continued sacrifices will be required of, his. people for what reason...
In a recent. letter to his troops Petraeus acknowledged the toll, the war has taken on their ranks and their families - in fatalities and casualties and in, sheer mental stress As General. Petraeus makes his assessment public the question now is what continued sacrifices will be required, of his people for what reason ...
in a recent letter to his troops, petraeus acknowledged the toll the war has taken on their ranks and their families - in fatalities, and casualties, and in sheer mental stress. as general petraeus makes his assessment public, the question now is what continued sacrifices will be required of his people, for what reason...
Karen Grigsby Bates, NPR News.
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Martin Luther King Jr. was a civil rights leader, a Nobel Peace Prize winner and an accomplished writer. But perhaps more than anything else, King was a preacher. Today his sermons continue to be seen as a measurement by which all other sermons are judged. It's a view shared by the Reverend James...
martin luther king jr was a civil. rights leader a nobel, peace prize winner and an. accomplished writer but perhaps more than anything else king was a preacher today his sermons continue to be seen as a measurement by which all other sermons are judged it's a view shared by the. reverend james a...
Martin Luther King Jr was a civil rights leader a Nobel Peace Prize winner and an accomplished writer But perhaps more than anything else King was a preacher Today his sermons continue to be seen as a measurement by which all other sermons are judged It's a view shared by the Reverend James A For...
martin luther king jr. was a civil rights leader, a nobel peace prize winner and an accomplished writer. but perhaps more than anything else, king was a preacher. today his sermons continue to be seen as a measurement by which all other sermons are judged. it's a view shared by the reverend james...
Reverend JAMES A. FORBES Jr. (Riverside Church): Dr. King's style actually has probably impacted all of us preachers here in the United States of America. The first impact was that he always combined a kind of approach to thought and to feeling. He addressed your head. You had to think in a King...
reverend james a forbes jr (riverside church): dr king's style actually has probably, impacted all of us preachers here in the united states of america the first impact was that he always combined a, kind. of approach to thought and to feeling he addressed your head you had to think in a king se...
Reverend JAMES A FORBES Jr, (Riverside, Church): Dr King's style actually, has probably impacted; all of us preachers here in the United States of America The first impact was that he always combined a kind of approach to thought and to feeling He addressed your head You had to think in a King s...
reverend james a. forbes jr. (riverside church): dr. king's style actually has probably impacted all of us preachers here in the united states of america. the first impact was that he always combined a kind of approach to thought and to feeling. he addressed your head. you had to think in a king...
And what about that preaching style would you say stands out in the minds of the American people and our ears?
and what about that preaching style would you say stands out in the minds of the american people and our
And what about that preaching style would you say stands out in the minds of the American people and our
and what about that preaching style would you say stands out in the minds of the american people and our ears?
Well, I think that there was a kind of magic about the cadence and the tone of his voice and the way he actually started quite frequently fairly slow, but slowly you were enveloped and you were a part of his pace; you moved along with him. He engaged you. I mean, often he would ask a question repe...
well i think that there was a kind of magic about the cadence and the tone of, his voice and the way he actually started quite frequently fairly slow but slowly you were enveloped and you were a part of his pace you moved along with him he engaged you i mean often he, would ask a question repeated...
Well I think, that there was a kind of magic; about the, cadence and the tone of his voice and the way he actually started quite. frequently fairly slow but slowly you were enveloped and you were a part of his pace you moved along with him He engaged you I mean often he would ask a, question repea...
well, i think that there was a kind of magic about the cadence and the tone of his voice and the way he actually started quite frequently fairly slow, but slowly you were enveloped and you were a part of his pace; you moved along with him. he engaged you. i mean, often he would ask a question repe...
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Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING Jr.: When will you be satisfied?
dr martin luther king jr.: when will you, be
Dr. MARTIN LUTHER KING Jr.: When will you be
dr. martin luther king jr.: when will you be satisfied?
Never!
never!
We can never be satisfied as long as a Negro is ...(unintelligible) of all the unspeakable horrors of police brutality. We can never be satisfied.
we, can never be satisfied. as long as a negro is ...(unintelligible) of all, the unspeakable horrors of, police brutality we can never be
We can never be satisfied as long, as a Negro is ...(unintelligible) of all the unspeakable horrors of police brutality We can never be
we can never be satisfied as long as a negro is ...(unintelligible) of all the unspeakable horrors of police brutality. we can never be satisfied.
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As long as our heart is heavy with the fatigue of travel...
as long as our heart is, heavy with the fatigue of
As long as our heart is heavy with the fatigue of
as long as our heart is heavy with the fatigue of travel...
Now I would assume that the topics that were chosen or the topics addressed by King also influenced his speaking style.
now i would assume that the topics that were chosen or the topics addressed by king also influenced his speaking
Now I would assume that the topics that were. chosen or the topics addressed, by King also influenced his speaking
now i would assume that the topics that were chosen or the topics addressed by king also influenced his speaking style.
Yes, I think the fact that almost always he was addressing issues that were current in the day, social, economic and political. But he brought the biblical story to bear and often would tell the story and then apply it, or sometimes would describe the nature of the crisis and then bring a biblical ...
yes i. think the fact that almost always, he was addressing issues that were current in. the day social economic and political but he brought, the biblical; story to bear and often would tell the story and then apply it or sometimes would describe the; nature, of the crisis and then bring a biblica...
Yes I think the fact that almost always he was addressing issues that were current in the day social economic and political But he brought the biblical story to bear and often would tell the story and. then apply it or sometimes would describe the nature of, the crisis and then bring a; biblical im...
yes, i think the fact that almost always he was addressing issues that were current in the day, social, economic and political. but he brought the biblical story to bear and often would tell the story and then apply it, or sometimes would describe the nature of the crisis and then bring a biblical ...
Reverend Forbes, you've cited a key word, and that is `image.'
reverend forbes you've cited a key word and that is
Reverend Forbes you've cited a key word and that is
reverend forbes, you've cited a key word, and that is `image.'
Yes. I often say that Dr. King's sermons included images that captured the imagination of the soul. Now that's a mouthful right there. I mean, when he talked about the world house together, meaning that everybody in this world's gotta learn how to live together, you don't miss that. When he talk...
yes i. often say that dr king's sermons included images that captured the imagination of the soul now; that's a mouthful right there i mean when he talked about the world house together meaning that everybody in this world's gotta learn how to live together you don't, miss that when he talked ab...
Yes I often, say that Dr King's sermons included images that captured. the imagination of the soul Now that's a mouthful right there I mean when he talked about the world house together. meaning that, everybody in this world's gotta learn how to. live. together you don't miss that, When he talke...
yes. i often say that dr. king's sermons included images that captured the imagination of the soul. now that's a mouthful right there. i mean, when he talked about the world house together, meaning that everybody in this world's gotta learn how to live together, you don't miss that. when he talk...
His messages had images, but the images always were muscular; by that, I mean his images required you to think about what action is necessary in order to rise to the occasion. Whatever he said, the image managed to get both into your mind and then it would, in a sense, trickle down into your soul a...
his messages. had. images but the images always were muscular by that i mean his images required you to think about what action is necessary in order to rise, to the occasion whatever he said the image managed to get both into your mind and then, it would. in a sense trickle down. into your soul an...
His messages had images but the images. always. were muscular by that I mean, his images required you to, think about what action is necessary in order to rise to the occasion Whatever, he said the image managed to get, both into your mind and then it would in a sense trickle down into your soul an...
his messages had images, but the images always were muscular; by that, i mean his images required you to think about what action is necessary in order to rise to the occasion. whatever he said, the image managed to get both into your mind and then it would, in a sense, trickle down into your soul a...
Reverend Forbes, you're known as `the preacher's preacher,' and you delivered quite an address at the the Democratic National Convention. How do you think you were personally affected by the speaking style of MLK?
reverend forbes you're known as `the preacher's preacher' and you delivered quite an address at the the democratic national convention how do you think, you were personally affected by the speaking style of
Reverend Forbes you're known as `the preacher's preacher' and you delivered quite. an. address at the the Democratic National Convention How do you think you were personally affected by the speaking style of
reverend forbes, you're known as `the preacher's preacher,' and you delivered quite an address at the the democratic national convention. how do you think you were personally affected by the speaking style of mlk?
Absolutely. You see, it's the Catch 22. The Sunnis - the first instance thought - wrongly, frankly, and saying it because they themselves had admitted it - that by not participating to the elections, they will be delegitimizing those elections. In fact, they were excluded by the results of the elections and they discov...
absolutely you see it's the catch 22. the sunnis - the first instance thought - wrongly frankly and saying it because they themselves had admitted, it - that by not participating to. the elections they will be delegitimizing, those elections in fact they were excluded by the results of the elections and they, discovere...
Absolutely You see it's the Catch 22. The, Sunnis - the first instance thought - wrongly. frankly and saying. it because they themselves had admitted it, - that by, not, participating to, the elections they will be delegitimizing those elections In fact they. were excluded by the results of the elections and they disco...
absolutely. you see, it's the catch 22. the sunnis - the first instance thought - wrongly, frankly, and saying it because they themselves had admitted it - that by not participating to the elections, they will be delegitimizing those elections. in fact, they were excluded by the results of the elections and they discov...
And I know you're ambit is political and military. But what can you tell us about economic progress in Iraq? If this is to succeed at all, people have to be able to find work and feed their families.
and i know you're ambit is political and military but what can you tell us about, economic progress in iraq? if, this is to succeed at; all people, have to be able to find work and feed their
And I know you're ambit is political. and military But what can you tell us about economic progress in Iraq? If. this is. to succeed at all people have to be able to find work. and feed their
and i know you're ambit is political and military. but what can you tell us about economic progress in iraq? if this is to succeed at all, people have to be able to find work and feed their families.
You're right. But Iraq, frankly, is a country - very unusual country. We are talking about 200 billions of barrels of oil reserves. We are talking about 29 million of people, many of them extremely were prepared -engineers, doctors - and capable to really rebuilding their own country. A country with two rivers and five...
you're right but iraq frankly is a country - very unusual country we are; talking about 200 billions of barrels of oil reserves we, are talking about 29 million of people many of them extremely were prepared -engineers doctors - and, capable to really rebuilding their own country a country with two rivers and five thou...
You're right But, Iraq frankly is a country - very unusual country We, are talking about 200 billions of barrels of oil reserves We are talking about 29 million of people many of them extremely were prepared. -engineers doctors - and capable to really rebuilding their own country A country with two rivers and five thou...
you're right. but iraq, frankly, is a country - very unusual country. we are talking about 200 billions of barrels of oil reserves. we are talking about 29 million of people, many of them extremely were prepared -engineers, doctors - and capable to really rebuilding their own country. a country with two rivers and five...
The United Nations reduced its presence in Iraq dramatically after the bombing there of the headquarters in 2003 when 22 employees died, including Sergio Vieira de Mello. And how much - how many U.N. people are there now? How big is the mission? What's its role?
the united nations reduced its, presence in iraq dramatically after, the bombing there of the headquarters in. 2003 when 22 employees died including sergio vieira de mello and how much - how many u.n people are there now? how big is the mission? what's its
The United Nations reduced its. presence in Iraq dramatically after. the bombing. there of the headquarters in 2003 when 22 employees died, including Sergio Vieira de Mello And how much - how many U.N people are there now? How big is the mission? What's its
the united nations reduced its presence in iraq dramatically after the bombing there of the headquarters in 2003 when 22 employees died, including sergio vieira de mello. and how much - how many u.n. people are there now? how big is the mission? what's its role?
First of all, Sergio was a very close friend of mine and I personally - when the secretary general gave me the honor to represent him in Baghdad, I accepted also because I think that the legacy of Sergio should be continued. He was representing the best goodwill that the international community and U.N. could have with...
first of all sergio was a very close, friend of mine and i personally - when the secretary general gave me the honor to represent him in baghdad i accepted also because i, think. that the, legacy of sergio. should be continued he. was representing the best goodwill that the international community and u.n could have wi...
First of all Sergio, was a very close friend of mine and I personally - when the. secretary, general gave me the honor to represent him in Baghdad I. accepted also because I think. that the legacy, of Sergio should be continued He was representing, the best goodwill that the international community and U.N could have w...
first of all, sergio was a very close friend of mine and i personally - when the secretary general gave me the honor to represent him in baghdad, i accepted also because i think that the legacy of sergio should be continued. he was representing the best goodwill that the international community and u.n. could have with...
So, we are back. We have been back for a while, but we are back with a stronger resolution, a stronger mandate. It's not the number which matters, you see, (unintelligible). The - what matters is the quality of the type of activities we are doing. We are more than 350 international, anyway, inside Iraq and we could inc...
so we are back we have been back for a while but we are back with a stronger resolution a stronger mandate it's not the number which matters you see (unintelligible). the - what matters is the quality of the type of activities. we are doing, we are more than 350 international anyway inside iraq and, we could increase t...
So we are, back We have been back for a while but we are, back. with a stronger resolution a stronger mandate It's not the number which. matters you see. (unintelligible). The - what matters is the quality of the. type of. activities. we are doing We are more than 350 international anyway inside Iraq and we could incre...
so, we are back. we have been back for a while, but we are back with a stronger resolution, a stronger mandate. it's not the number which matters, you see, (unintelligible). the - what matters is the quality of the type of activities we are doing. we are more than 350 international, anyway, inside iraq and we could inc...
We're talking with Steffan de Mistura, the United Nations secretary general's special representative to Iraq. And let's see if we can get some listeners on the line. Again, if you'd like to join us, 800-989-8255. And this is Hussein(ph). Hussein with us from Lansing, Michigan.
we're talking with steffan de mistura the united nations secretary general's special representative to iraq and let's see if we can get some listeners on the line again if you'd like to join us 800-989-8255. and this is hussein(ph). hussein with us from lansing
We're. talking with Steffan de, Mistura the United Nations secretary general's special representative to. Iraq And let's, see if we can get some listeners on the line Again if you'd, like to join, us 800-989-8255. And, this is Hussein(ph). Hussein with, us from Lansing
we're talking with steffan de mistura, the united nations secretary general's special representative to iraq. and let's see if we can get some listeners on the line. again, if you'd like to join us, 800-989-8255. and this is hussein(ph). hussein with us from lansing, michigan.
Hello. Hi. Thank you very much for taking my call.
hello hi thank you very much for taking my,
Hello Hi Thank. you very much for taking my
hello. hi. thank you very much for taking my call.
Go ahead please.
go ahead,
Go ahead
go ahead please.
I have a question for the U.N. officer and I'm wondering from those he had talked to during his visit. Is the average Iraqi feels better that Saddam is gone, or worse off that under the current government and occupation?
i have. a question for the u.n officer and i'm wondering from, those he, had talked to during his visit is the average iraqi feels better that saddam is gone. or worse off that under the current government and
I have a question. for, the U.N officer and; I'm, wondering from those he had talked to during his visit Is, the average, Iraqi feels better that Saddam is gone or worse off that under the current government, and
i have a question for the u.n. officer and i'm wondering from those he had talked to during his visit. is the average iraqi feels better that saddam is gone, or worse off that under the current government and occupation?
Did you get a chance to hear that there, Mr. de Mistura?
did you get a chance to hear that there mr de
Did you get a chance to hear that there Mr de.
did you get a chance to hear that there, mr. de mistura?
Absolutely. And I'm saying that first of all, I'm not there on a visit, I'm there to stay. We are - I'm based in Baghdad and that's why I'm going back, because this is the time to be with Iraqis, not outside. I'm saying that - when you talk to Iraqis, the average Iraqis - and I do meet the many of them and I do speak s...
absolutely and i'm saying that first of all i'm not there on a visit i'm there to stay we are - i'm based in baghdad and that's why i'm going back because this is the time to be with iraqis not outside i'm saying that - when you talk to iraqis the average iraqis - and i do meet the many. of them. and i do speak some ar...
Absolutely And I'm saying that first, of all I'm not there on a visit I'm there to stay We are - I'm based in Baghdad and that's why. I'm going back because this is the time to be with Iraqis not outside I'm saying, that. - when, you talk to Iraqis the average Iraqis - and I do meet the many of, them and I do. speak so...
absolutely. and i'm saying that first of all, i'm not there on a visit, i'm there to stay. we are - i'm based in baghdad and that's why i'm going back, because this is the time to be with iraqis, not outside. i'm saying that - when you talk to iraqis, the average iraqis - and i do meet the many of them and i do speak s...
Thank you, Hussein.
thank you
Thank you,
thank you, hussein.
Yeah, thank you very much for taking my call.
yeah thank you very much. for taking my
Yeah thank you, very much for taking my
yeah, thank you very much for taking my call.
Bye-bye. The only objections raised when you've made your briefing to the Security Council on Monday came from the United States ambassador, who objected to one part of your statement about the cooperation and the role of the countries surrounding Iraq. You said that they contributed significantly to the improvement of...
bye-bye the only objections raised when you've, made your briefing to the security council, on monday came from the; united. states ambassador who. objected. to one part of your statement about the cooperation and the. role of the countries surrounding iraq you said that, they contributed, significantly to the improvem...
Bye-bye The only objections raised when you've made your. briefing to the Security Council on Monday came from the United States ambassador who objected to one part of your statement about the cooperation and the role of the countries surrounding Iraq You said that they contributed significantly to the improvement, of ...
bye-bye. the only objections raised when you've made your briefing to the security council on monday came from the united states ambassador, who objected to one part of your statement about the cooperation and the role of the countries surrounding iraq. you said that they contributed significantly to the improvement of...
Well, the United States ambassador, who I know well and respect a lot may have better information I have about security movements on the borders. I was referring to the political involvement of the neighbors. And Iran, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Turkey are crucially important in the stabilization and improvement of t...
well; the united states, ambassador who i know well and respect a, lot may have. better information i have about security movements on the borders. i was referring to the political involvement of the. neighbors and iran syria saudi arabia kuwait turkey, are crucially important in the stabilization and, improvement of t...
Well the United States ambassador, who I know well; and respect a lot may have better information. I have about security movements on the borders I, was referring to, the political; involvement. of the neighbors, And Iran Syria Saudi Arabia Kuwait Turkey are crucially, important in the stabilization and improvement of ...
well, the united states ambassador, who i know well and respect a lot may have better information i have about security movements on the borders. i was referring to the political involvement of the neighbors. and iran, syria, saudi arabia, kuwait, turkey are crucially important in the stabilization and improvement of t...
Let's get Michael(ph) on the line. Michael with us from Grand Rapids in Michigan.
let's get michael(ph) on the line michael with us from grand rapids in
Let's get Michael(ph) on the line Michael with us from Grand Rapids in
let's get michael(ph) on the line. michael with us from grand rapids in michigan.
Hi there. I'm not a student of political science in Grand Rapids; I go to Aquinas College. And my question to you is - it's not necessarily about humanitarian issues but more politically. Has deep application hindered the political process as has been practiced the past few years or is - are we starting to implement mo...
hi there i'm not a student of political science in grand rapids i go to aquinas college and my question to you is - it's. not necessarily about humanitarian issues but, more politically has. deep. application hindered the political, process as has been practiced the past few years or is - are we starting to implement m...
Hi there I'm not a student of, political science in Grand, Rapids I go to Aquinas College And my question to you is - it's not. necessarily about humanitarian issues but, more politically Has deep, application. hindered the, political process as has. been practiced the. past few years; or is - are we starting to implem...
hi there. i'm not a student of political science in grand rapids; i go to aquinas college. and my question to you is - it's not necessarily about humanitarian issues but more politically. has deep application hindered the political process as has been practiced the past few years or is - are we starting to implement mo...
And he may be taking notes for his thesis so be careful, Mr. de Mistura.
and he; may be taking notes for his thesis so be careful mr de
And he may be taking, notes for his thesis so be careful. Mr de
and he may be taking notes for his thesis so be careful, mr. de mistura.
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Rashwan says for Al-Azhar as an institution, it's a matter of defending its interpretation of Islam as the correct one. But for the health of the society, he sees it as a question of accommodating Egypt's various cultures without letting any one dominate.
rashwan says for al-azhar as an institution it's a. matter of defending its. interpretation of islam as the correct, one but for the health. of the society he sees it as a question of accommodating egypt's various cultures without letting any. one
Rashwan says for Al-Azhar as an institution it's a matter of defending its interpretation. of Islam, as the correct one, But for the health of the society he, sees it as a question of accommodating Egypt's various cultures. without letting any one
rashwan says for al-azhar as an institution, it's a matter of defending its interpretation of islam as the correct one. but for the health of the society, he sees it as a question of accommodating egypt's various cultures without letting any one dominate.
And he should do that. I think it's an interesting thesis and we need those theses these days to be able to also read into the future. And the deBaathification issue was long overdue, because too many people were just are not allowed to be part of the solutions in Iraq simply because they were happened to be associated...
and he should do that i think it's an interesting thesis and we need those theses. these, days to be able, to also read into the future and the debaathification issue was long. overdue because too many people were just are not, allowed to be part of the, solutions in iraq simply because. they were happened to be associ...
And he should do; that I think it's an interesting thesis and we, need those theses these days to be able to also read into the future And the deBaathification, issue was long overdue because too many people were just are not allowed to be part of the, solutions in Iraq simply because they were happened to be associate...
and he should do that. i think it's an interesting thesis and we need those theses these days to be able to also read into the future. and the debaathification issue was long overdue, because too many people were just are not allowed to be part of the solutions in iraq simply because they were happened to be associated...
Many of these people are part of the middle class. Many of them are, in fact, being crucially useful and can be crucially useful in the reconstruction of Iraq. In that sense, deBaathification Law is urgently needed and both urgently needed. And I think we should go forward on that because the government of unity in Ira...
many of these people are part of the middle class many, of them are in fact being crucially useful and, can be crucially useful in the reconstruction of iraq in that sense debaathification law. is urgently. needed and both urgently needed and i think we should go forward on that. because the government of unity in iraq...
Many of these people are part of the middle. class Many of. them are in fact being crucially useful and can be crucially; useful in the reconstruction of Iraq In that sense deBaathification Law, is urgently needed and both urgently needed And I think we should go forward on that because the government of unity in Iraq ...
many of these people are part of the middle class. many of them are, in fact, being crucially useful and can be crucially useful in the reconstruction of iraq. in that sense, debaathification law is urgently needed and both urgently needed. and i think we should go forward on that because the government of unity in ira...
Michael, thanks very much. Good luck with your piece.
michael thanks very much good luck. with your
Michael thanks very much Good, luck with your
michael, thanks very much. good luck with your piece.