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Obama says he'll accept the results of the election whoever wins, and he suggested Trump should do the same. NPR's Scott Horsley reports. | obama says he'll accept the results of the election whoever wins and he suggested trump should, do the same npr's scott horsley, | Obama says he'll accept, the results of the election whoever wins and he. suggested, Trump should do the, same NPR's Scott Horsley | obama says he'll accept the results of the election whoever wins, and he suggested trump should do the same. npr's scott horsley reports. |
Obama warned reporters he was likely to be more subdued talking about Trump in the formal surroundings of the White House Rose Garden than he might be on the campaign trail, but the president quickly set aside that caution when he was asked about Trump's charge that the November election might be stolen. | obama warned reporters he, was likely to be more subdued talking. about trump in the formal surroundings of the white house rose garden than. he might be on the campaign trail but the president. quickly set aside that caution; when, he was, asked about. trump's charge that the november. election. might be | Obama warned reporters he was likely to be more subdued talking about Trump in the formal surroundings of the White House Rose Garden than he might be on the campaign trail but the president quickly set aside that caution when he was asked about Trump's, charge that the November election might, be. | obama warned reporters he was likely to be more subdued talking about trump in the formal surroundings of the white house rose garden than he might be on the campaign trail, but the president quickly set aside that caution when he was asked about trump's charge that the november election might be stolen. |
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That is both irresponsible and, by the way, doesn't really show the kind of leadership and toughness that you want out of a President. | that is both irresponsible and by, the way doesn't really show the kind of leadership and toughness, that you want out of a | That is both. irresponsible and by the way doesn't really show the kind of leadership, and toughness that you want out of a | that is both irresponsible and, by the way, doesn't really show the kind of leadership and toughness that you want out of a president. |
Obama pointed out that swing states like Florida are run by Republican governors who aren't likely to cook the results in favor of Hillary Clinton. He said it's unprecedented for Trump to try to explain away a loss before the first votes are even counted. | obama pointed out that swing states like florida are run by republican governors who aren't likely to cook the results, in favor of. hillary, clinton he said it's unprecedented for trump to try to, explain away a loss before the first votes are even | Obama pointed out that swing states like Florida are run. by Republican governors who aren't likely to cook the results in favor of Hillary Clinton He said it's, unprecedented for Trump to try to explain. away a loss before the first votes are. even | obama pointed out that swing states like florida are run by republican governors who aren't likely to cook the results in favor of hillary clinton. he said it's unprecedented for trump to try to explain away a loss before the first votes are even counted. |
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You start whining before the game's even over. If whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. | you start whining before the game's even over if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody, else then you don't have what, it takes to be in this | You start whining before the game's even over If whenever things are going badly for, you and you lose you, start blaming somebody. else then you don't have what it takes to, be in this | you start whining before the game's even over. if whenever things are going badly for you and you lose you start blaming somebody else, then you don't have what it takes to be in this job. |
Obama said he's rarely surprised by Trump anymore, but he did question other Republicans who are supporting the nominee, especially those who've traditionally been critical of Russia, a country Trump wants to see more cooperation with. | obama said he's rarely surprised; by trump anymore but he did. question. other. republicans who are supporting. the nominee especially, those who've traditionally been critical of. russia. a country trump wants to see more cooperation | Obama, said, he's rarely surprised by Trump anymore but he did question other Republicans who are, supporting the nominee especially those who've traditionally been critical of Russia a country Trump wants to see more cooperation | obama said he's rarely surprised by trump anymore, but he did question other republicans who are supporting the nominee, especially those who've traditionally been critical of russia, a country trump wants to see more cooperation with. |
The president spoke to reporters after a meeting with Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi. That included a discussion of the European economy. Obama warns slow economic growth in Europe is fueling opposition to globalization and immigration. Some of those same populist impulses which the president calls less constructi... | the president spoke to reporters after a. meeting, with italian prime minister matteo renzi that included a discussion of the european economy obama warns slow economic growth in europe is fueling opposition to globalization and immigration some of those same populist. impulses which the, president calls less; construc... | The president spoke to reporters after a meeting with Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi That included a discussion of the European economy Obama warns slow economic growth in Europe is fueling opposition to globalization and immigration Some of those same populist impulses which the, president. calls less constructi... | the president spoke to reporters after a meeting with italian prime minister matteo renzi. that included a discussion of the european economy. obama warns slow economic growth in europe is fueling opposition to globalization and immigration. some of those same populist impulses which the president calls less constructi... |
California's powerful nurses' union is gearing up for a fight with Kaiser Permanente, the largest hospital system in the state and among the biggest in the country. Bargaining for a new nursing contract at hospitals in northern California begins tomorrow. As member station KQED's April Dembosky reports, the nurses are ... | california's powerful nurses' union is gearing up. for a fight, with kaiser permanente the largest hospital system in the state and among the biggest; in the country bargaining for a new nursing contract at hospitals in northern california begins tomorrow as member station kqed's, april dembosky reports the nurses are ... | California's powerful nurses' union is gearing up for a fight with Kaiser Permanente the largest hospital. system in the state and among the biggest in the country Bargaining for a new. nursing contract at hospitals, in northern California. begins tomorrow As member station KQED's April Dembosky reports the nurses are ... | california's powerful nurses' union is gearing up for a fight with kaiser permanente, the largest hospital system in the state and among the biggest in the country. bargaining for a new nursing contract at hospitals in northern california begins tomorrow. as member station kqed's april dembosky reports, the nurses are ... |
Going to a nurses' union meeting is a little bit like going to an evangelical church service. Nurses report grievances at their hospitals as though they're giving testimony. And the rest of the nurses respond with the passion of a devout congregation. | going to a, nurses' union meeting is. a little, bit like going to an evangelical church service. nurses report grievances at their hospitals as. though they're giving testimony and the rest of the nurses respond with the passion of a devout | Going to a nurses' union meeting is a little bit like going to an evangelical church service Nurses report grievances at their hospitals as though. they're giving testimony And the rest of the nurses respond with the passion of a devout. | going to a nurses' union meeting is a little bit like going to an evangelical church service. nurses report grievances at their hospitals as though they're giving testimony. and the rest of the nurses respond with the passion of a devout congregation. |
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We all have to stand up. And it's a struggle but it never came out of our hearts. And we will still overcome this. OK? | we all have to stand up, and it's a struggle but it never came out of our hearts and we will still overcome. this. | We all have to stand up And it's a struggle but it never came out. of. our hearts And we will still overcome, this | we all have to stand up. and it's a struggle but it never came out of our hearts. and we will still overcome this. ok? |
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The California Nurses Association is rousing its troops for battle. The union is anticipating Kaiser Permanente will propose job and benefit cuts in the next nursing contract. Leaders want to make sure all 18,000 members at the hospital system are ready to fight back and, if necessary, go on strike. Four years ago, nur... | the california nurses association is rousing. its; troops for battle the. union is anticipating kaiser, permanente will propose job and benefit cuts in the next nursing contract leaders want to make sure all 18,000 members. at the hospital; system are ready to fight back and if necessary go on strike four years ago nur... | The California Nurses, Association. is rousing its troops for battle The union is anticipating; Kaiser, Permanente will propose job and benefit cuts in the next nursing contract Leaders want to make sure all 18,000 members at the hospital system are, ready to fight back and if necessary go on strike Four, years ago. nu... | the california nurses association is rousing its troops for battle. the union is anticipating kaiser permanente will propose job and benefit cuts in the next nursing contract. leaders want to make sure all 18,000 members at the hospital system are ready to fight back and, if necessary, go on strike. four years ago, nur... |
You're not going to get a lot of public sympathy, you know, oh gee, you should give us a pay raise when everybody else in the Bay Area is basically taking pay cuts. | you're not going to, get a lot of public sympathy you know oh gee you should, give us a pay, raise when everybody, else in the bay area is basically taking pay | You're not going to get a lot of, public sympathy you know oh gee you should give, us a pay raise when everybody else in. the Bay Area is basically taking pay. | you're not going to get a lot of public sympathy, you know, oh gee, you should give us a pay raise when everybody else in the bay area is basically taking pay cuts. |
But a lot has changed in the last four years. The economy in Northern California has improved. And the Affordable Care Act has fundamentally changed hospital economics. For starters, Spetz says, the health law is generating a lot of new customers for Kaiser. | but a. lot has changed in the last four years, the economy in northern california has. improved and the affordable care act has fundamentally changed hospital economics for starters spetz says the health law is generating a lot of new. customers for. | But. a lot has changed in the last four. years The economy in, Northern California has improved And the Affordable Care Act has fundamentally changed hospital economics For starters Spetz says the. health law is generating a lot of new customers for | but a lot has changed in the last four years. the economy in northern california has improved. and the affordable care act has fundamentally changed hospital economics. for starters, spetz says, the health law is generating a lot of new customers for kaiser. |
If there is growth then they're doing exactly what the classic role of a union is which is to say, well, if there's going to be increased net revenue, we should get a cut of that. | if there is growth then they're doing exactly what the classic. role of. a union is which is to say well if there's going to be increased, net revenue. we should get a cut. of. | If. there is growth then they're doing exactly what the classic role of. a union is which is to say well if there's going to be increased, net revenue we should get a cut of | if there is growth then they're doing exactly what the classic role of a union is which is to say, well, if there's going to be increased net revenue, we should get a cut of that. |
But the union isn't talking money yet. They're framing all their demands around patient care. Nurse practitioner Rachel Phillips says she's under unrelenting pressure to see more patients in less time. | but the union isn't talking money yet they're framing all their demands around patient care. nurse practitioner rachel phillips says she's, under unrelenting, pressure to see more patients. in less | But the union isn't, talking money yet. They're framing all their demands around patient care Nurse practitioner Rachel Phillips says she's under unrelenting. pressure to see more patients in less, | but the union isn't talking money yet. they're framing all their demands around patient care. nurse practitioner rachel phillips says she's under unrelenting pressure to see more patients in less time. |
When I first started at Kaiser, I wasn't rushed to see my patients. I could have 30 minutes with a new patient. And the time's kind of gotten whittled away. Currently, we are being asked to see patients every 15 minutes regardless of the complexity of their medical issues. | when i, first started at kaiser i wasn't rushed. to see my patients i could have 30 minutes with a new patient and the time's kind of gotten whittled away currently we are being, asked, to see patients every. 15 minutes regardless of the complexity of their medical | When I first started at Kaiser I wasn't rushed to see my, patients I could have 30 minutes with a new patient And the, time's kind of gotten whittled away Currently we are being asked to see patients every 15 minutes regardless of the complexity of their medical | when i first started at kaiser, i wasn't rushed to see my patients. i could have 30 minutes with a new patient. and the time's kind of gotten whittled away. currently, we are being asked to see patients every 15 minutes regardless of the complexity of their medical issues. |
Other ICU and ER nurses at Kaiser say the hospital system has been skimping on care - discharging patients who should be admitted and closing pediatric and cardiology units. Kaiser says these claims are misleading and that it is committed to providing high quality care. Barbara Crawford is Kaiser's vice president for q... | other icu and er nurses at kaiser say the hospital system has been skimping on. care - discharging patients who should be admitted and closing pediatric and cardiology units kaiser says these claims are misleading and that it is. committed to providing high quality care barbara crawford is kaiser's vice president for | Other ICU and ER nurses at Kaiser say, the hospital system has been skimping on care - discharging patients who should. be admitted and closing pediatric and cardiology units Kaiser says these claims are misleading and that it is committed to providing high quality; care Barbara Crawford. is Kaiser's vice president for... | other icu and er nurses at kaiser say the hospital system has been skimping on care - discharging patients who should be admitted and closing pediatric and cardiology units. kaiser says these claims are misleading and that it is committed to providing high quality care. barbara crawford is kaiser's vice president for q... |
We actually need less nurses in the hospital. | we actually need less nurses in the | We actually need less nurses, in the | we actually need less nurses in the hospital. |
But I'm the decider. | but i'm the | But, I'm the | but i'm the decider. |
Jabbouri was an officer in Saddam Hussein's army before the U.S.-led invasion in 2003. Now he's a shopkeeper because, he says, Sunnis can't get decent jobs. He says some of his friends saw no option but to join forces with the extremists known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS. And some politicians specul... | jabbouri was an officer in saddam hussein's army before the u.s.-led invasion in 2003. now. he's a shopkeeper because he says sunnis can't get decent jobs he says some of his friends saw no option but. to join forces with the, extremists known as the islamic, state, of, iraq and syria or isis and, some politicians spec... | Jabbouri. was an officer in Saddam Hussein's army before the U.S.-led invasion in, 2003. Now he's a shopkeeper because he says Sunnis; can't get decent jobs He says some of his friends saw, no. option but to join forces with the extremists known as the Islamic State of Iraq. and Syria or. ISIS And some politicians spec... | jabbouri was an officer in saddam hussein's army before the u.s.-led invasion in 2003. now he's a shopkeeper because, he says, sunnis can't get decent jobs. he says some of his friends saw no option but to join forces with the extremists known as the islamic state of iraq and syria, or isis. and some politicians specul... |
If they can't agree, let us start fresh with a new faces, so that we can fight this evil, then I think that's good. | if they can't agree let us start fresh with a; new faces. so. that, we can fight this evil then i think. that's | If they can't agree let us start fresh with a new faces so that we can fight this evil then I. think that's | if they can't agree, let us start fresh with a new faces, so that we can fight this evil, then i think that's good. |
But there are other factors, including Iran, which is highly influential in Iraq's politics. And Iranian leader Ayatollah Khamenei fiercely condemns American interference in Iraq, which could outweigh that American pressure on Maliki. And despite opposition to Nouri al-Maliki, he may end up staying. The lawmaker Haider... | but there are other factors including. iran which is highly influential in iraq's politics and iranian leader ayatollah khamenei fiercely condemns american interference in iraq which could outweigh that. american pressure on maliki. and despite. opposition to nouri al-maliki he may end up staying the lawmaker haider. a... | But there are other factors including Iran which. is highly influential in Iraq's politics And Iranian, leader Ayatollah Khamenei fiercely condemns American interference in Iraq which could outweigh that American pressure on Maliki. And despite opposition to; Nouri al-Maliki he may end up staying The lawmaker Haider al... | but there are other factors, including iran, which is highly influential in iraq's politics. and iranian leader ayatollah khamenei fiercely condemns american interference in iraq, which could outweigh that american pressure on maliki. and despite opposition to nouri al-maliki, he may end up staying. the lawmaker haider... |
In Venezuela, thousands of mourners are paying their last respects to their larger-than-life leader, Hugo Chavez. The man who ruled Venezuela for 14 years died on Tuesday. His body is now lying in state as presidents and dignitaries fly in for the funeral tomorrow. The outpouring of emotion reflects the huge impact Cha... | in venezuela thousands of mourners are. paying their last respects, to their larger-than-life leader hugo chavez the man who ruled venezuela for 14 years died on. tuesday his body is now lying in state as presidents and dignitaries fly in for the funeral tomorrow the outpouring of emotion reflects the huge impact chave... | In Venezuela thousands of mourners are paying their last respects to their larger-than-life leader Hugo Chavez The man who ruled Venezuela for 14 years, died on Tuesday His body is now lying in, state. as, presidents and dignitaries fly in for the funeral tomorrow The outpouring of emotion reflects the huge impact Chav... | in venezuela, thousands of mourners are paying their last respects to their larger-than-life leader, hugo chavez. the man who ruled venezuela for 14 years died on tuesday. his body is now lying in state as presidents and dignitaries fly in for the funeral tomorrow. the outpouring of emotion reflects the huge impact cha... |
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A bugle sounded on huge loudspeakers, and a recording of Chavez exhorting his followers - as he often did - then played; and throngs of people devoted to the late president walked through the streets of Caracas. It was solemn, and some gently cried, many wearing the red of Chavez's leftist populist movement, which over... | a bugle sounded on huge loudspeakers and a recording, of chavez exhorting, his followers - as he. often. did - then played and throngs of people devoted, to the late president walked through the streets of, caracas it was, solemn and some gently cried many wearing, the red of chavez's leftist populist movement which ov... | A bugle sounded on huge loudspeakers and a. recording of. Chavez exhorting his; followers, - as he often did, - then played and throngs of people devoted to the late president walked through the streets of Caracas It was solemn and some gently cried many wearing the red. of Chavez's leftist populist movement which over... | a bugle sounded on huge loudspeakers, and a recording of chavez exhorting his followers - as he often did - then played; and throngs of people devoted to the late president walked through the streets of caracas. it was solemn, and some gently cried, many wearing the red of chavez's leftist populist movement, which over... |
They filed in to see his body lying in an open casket, half of it draped with the Venezuelan flag as it lay in state. This was at a poignant place - the military academy where the president had been a young cadet, training to become the officer who would later lead a failed coupe that made Chavez a household name. | they filed in to see his body lying in an open casket half of it, draped with the venezuelan flag as it lay in state this was at, a poignant place, - the military academy where the president had been a young cadet training to, become the officer who would later lead a, failed coupe that made chavez a household | They filed in to see his body lying in an. open, casket half of it draped with. the Venezuelan flag as. it lay in; state This was at a poignant place - the military academy where the president had been a, young cadet training to become the officer who would later lead a, failed coupe that made Chavez a household | they filed in to see his body lying in an open casket, half of it draped with the venezuelan flag as it lay in state. this was at a poignant place - the military academy where the president had been a young cadet, training to become the officer who would later lead a failed coupe that made chavez a household name. |
(Speaking foreign language) | (speaking foreign | (Speaking foreign | (speaking foreign language) |
I feel very sad because he was our leader, the president of the poor who worried about the poor, says Vanessa Contreras(ph), a young lawyer who works for the state. | i feel very sad because he was our leader the president. of the poor who worried about the poor says vanessa contreras(ph), a young lawyer who works for the | I feel very sad because he was our leader the president of the poor who worried about the poor says Vanessa Contreras(ph), a young lawyer who works for the | i feel very sad because he was our leader, the president of the poor who worried about the poor, says vanessa contreras(ph), a young lawyer who works for the state. |
(Speaking foreign language) | (speaking foreign | (Speaking foreign | (speaking foreign language) |
We'll never have a leader like that again in our country, she adds. Chavez died in a military hospital here, after fighting cancer for about two years. He leaves behind a deeply polarized nation with a dysfunctional economy, rampant violent crime and high inflation. He also used his high-flying diplomacy to try to buil... | we'll never have a leader, like that again in our country she adds chavez, died in a. military hospital here after fighting cancer for about two years he leaves behind, a deeply polarized nation with a dysfunctional economy rampant violent, crime and high inflation he also used his high-flying diplomacy to try to build... | We'll never have a leader; like that again in our country she adds Chavez died in a military hospital here after fighting cancer for about two years He. leaves. behind a deeply. polarized nation. with a, dysfunctional economy rampant violent crime and high inflation He also used. his high-flying diplomacy to try to bui... | we'll never have a leader like that again in our country, she adds. chavez died in a military hospital here, after fighting cancer for about two years. he leaves behind a deeply polarized nation with a dysfunctional economy, rampant violent crime and high inflation. he also used his high-flying diplomacy to try to buil... |
Today, though, Chavez was remembered for the deeply personal connection he forged with people like Maritza Lafratta(ph), who's 49. | today though chavez was. remembered for the, deeply personal connection; he forged with. people like, maritza lafratta(ph), who's | Today though Chavez, was remembered for the deeply personal connection he forged with. people like Maritza Lafratta(ph), who's | today, though, chavez was remembered for the deeply personal connection he forged with people like maritza lafratta(ph), who's 49. |
(Speaking foreign language) | (speaking foreign | (Speaking foreign | (speaking foreign language) |
He had so much charisma with people, she says. When he got on that stage, he connected. The people cried, screamed. They didn't know what to do. Chavez, of course, also used the country's oil wealth to shower his followers with social programs. That improved lives, and people remembered that today. That's why Jesus Ram... | he, had so, much charisma with people she says when. he got on that stage he, connected the people, cried screamed they didn't know what; to do chavez of course also used the country's oil wealth to shower his followers with social programs that improved lives and. people remembered that today that's why jesus ramirez ... | He had so much charisma with people she says When he got, on that, stage he connected The people cried screamed, They didn't know what. to do Chavez of course also used the country's oil wealth to shower. his followers with social programs, That improved lives and people remembered that, today, That's why Jesus Ramirez... | he had so much charisma with people, she says. when he got on that stage, he connected. the people cried, screamed. they didn't know what to do. chavez, of course, also used the country's oil wealth to shower his followers with social programs. that improved lives, and people remembered that today. that's why jesus ram... |
(Speaking foreign language) | (speaking foreign | (Speaking foreign | (speaking foreign language) |
I'm here, says Ramirez, because I belong to one of the missions that our president left behind. By missions, he means a hodgepodge of programs to bring education and health care to poor slums. Ramirez earned his GED. | i'm, here says ramirez because i, belong to one; of the missions that our. president left behind by missions he means a hodgepodge of programs to bring education and health care to poor slums ramirez earned his | I'm here says Ramirez because I belong to one of the missions that our president left behind By missions he means a hodgepodge of programs to bring education and health care to poor slums Ramirez earned his | i'm here, says ramirez, because i belong to one of the missions that our president left behind. by missions, he means a hodgepodge of programs to bring education and health care to poor slums. ramirez earned his ged. |
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He lives in our hearts; he lives in the Venezuelan people for the bounty that he left us, Ramirez says. As Venezuelans moved toward the academy, music played from loudspeakers - militant, revolutionary music. | he lives in our hearts he lives in the venezuelan people for the bounty that he; left us ramirez says as venezuelans moved toward the, academy music played. from loudspeakers - militant revolutionary | He lives in our hearts he lives in the Venezuelan people for the bounty that he. left us Ramirez says As Venezuelans moved toward the academy music played from loudspeakers. - militant revolutionary. | he lives in our hearts; he lives in the venezuelan people for the bounty that he left us, ramirez says. as venezuelans moved toward the academy, music played from loudspeakers - militant, revolutionary music. |
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Some of the mourners did ponder what the future will hold. Venezuelans know there will be an election and that Chavez's vice president, Nicolas Maduro, will be the government's candidate. Chavez told the country as much back on December 8th, when he made his last public comments before undergoing complex surgery from w... | some. of the mourners did ponder what the future will hold venezuelans know there will be an election, and that chavez's vice president nicolas maduro will be the government's candidate chavez told the country as much back on december 8th when he made his last public comments before undergoing complex surgery from whic... | Some of the mourners did ponder what. the future will hold Venezuelans know there will be an election and that Chavez's, vice president Nicolas Maduro will be the government's candidate Chavez told the country as much back on December 8th when he made his last public comments before undergoing complex surgery from whic... | some of the mourners did ponder what the future will hold. venezuelans know there will be an election and that chavez's vice president, nicolas maduro, will be the government's candidate. chavez told the country as much back on december 8th, when he made his last public comments before undergoing complex surgery from w... |
In all of its articles and amendments, the Constitution does not specifically authorize Supreme Court justices to tell jokes on the bench. | in all of its articles and amendments the constitution does not specifically authorize supreme court justices to tell jokes on the | In. all of. its articles and amendments the Constitution does not specifically authorize Supreme Court justices to tell jokes on the | in all of its articles and amendments, the constitution does not specifically authorize supreme court justices to tell jokes on the bench. |
But it doesn't forbid humor either, and some justices have apparently taken a generous reading of our founding law. | but it doesn't forbid humor either and some justices have apparently taken a generous reading of. our founding | But it doesn't forbid humor either and some justices have apparently taken a generous reading of our, founding | but it doesn't forbid humor either, and some justices have apparently taken a generous reading of our founding law. |
In case after case, the justices hold oral arguments, sparring with lawyers and with each other, and Ryan Malphurs studied those arguments in search of witty remarks. | in case after case the justices hold oral arguments sparring with lawyers and with each other and ryan malphurs studied those arguments in search of witty. | In case after case the; justices hold. oral arguments sparring with lawyers and with each other and Ryan Malphurs studied those arguments in search of witty | in case after case, the justices hold oral arguments, sparring with lawyers and with each other, and ryan malphurs studied those arguments in search of witty remarks. |
He published his findings as a dissertation at Texas A and M. | he published his findings as a dissertation at texas a and. | He published his findings as a dissertation at Texas A and | he published his findings as a dissertation at texas a and m. |
The name the study is "People Did Sometimes Stick Things Down My Underwear." | the name the; study is "people did sometimes stick things down my | The name the study is "People, Did Sometimes Stick Things Down My | the name the study is "people did sometimes stick things down my underwear." |
That title comes from an actual remark by Justice Stephen Breyer in 2009. The court was hearing arguments in a case where a teenage girl was strip-searched for drugs. Justice Breyer was attempting to understand the circumstances of the search and his comments did not come out quite right. | that title comes from an; actual remark by, justice stephen breyer in 2009. the court was hearing arguments in a case where a teenage girl was strip-searched. for drugs. justice breyer was attempting to understand the circumstances of the search and his comments did not come out quite | That title comes from an actual remark by Justice Stephen Breyer in 2009. The court was hearing arguments in; a case. where a. teenage girl was strip-searched for drugs Justice Breyer was attempting to understand the circumstances of the search and his comments did not come. out quite | that title comes from an actual remark by justice stephen breyer in 2009. the court was hearing arguments in a case where a teenage girl was strip-searched for drugs. justice breyer was attempting to understand the circumstances of the search and his comments did not come out quite right. |
You know, we did take off our clothes once a day - we changed for gym. OK? And in my experience too, people did sometimes stick things in my underwear. Well, not my underwear. | you. know we did take off our clothes. once a day - we changed for. gym ok? and in my experience too people did sometimes stick things in my underwear well not my | You know we did take off our clothes once a day - we changed for gym OK? And. in my experience; too people did sometimes stick things in my underwear Well not. my | you know, we did take off our clothes once a day - we changed for gym. ok? and in my experience too, people did sometimes stick things in my underwear. well, not my underwear. |
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Malphurs studied all of the notations of laughter that were entered into the court record during the 2006-2007 term. | malphurs studied all of the notations of laughter that were entered into the court record during the | Malphurs studied all of the notations of laughter that, were entered into the court record during the | malphurs studied all of the notations of laughter that were entered into the court record during the 2006-2007 term. |
They're very quick-witted and they enjoy the intellectual quip occasionally. | they're very quick-witted and they enjoy the intellectual quip | They're, very quick-witted and they enjoy the intellectual quip | they're very quick-witted and they enjoy the intellectual quip occasionally. |
Occasionally. He found 131 instances in which laughter followed a comment from the bench. | occasionally he found, 131 instances in which laughter followed a comment from the | Occasionally He found 131 instances in which laughter followed a comment, from the | occasionally. he found 131 instances in which laughter followed a comment from the bench. |
Some were unintentional. Before becoming a justice, Elena Kagan appeared before the court and mistakenly called Antonin Scalia Mr. Chief Justice. The real chief justice, John Roberts, responded. | some were unintentional before becoming a justice elena. kagan appeared before the. court and mistakenly called antonin scalia mr chief, justice the real. chief, justice john roberts | Some were unintentional Before becoming a justice Elena Kagan appeared before the court and mistakenly; called Antonin Scalia; Mr Chief Justice The real chief justice. John Roberts. | some were unintentional. before becoming a justice, elena kagan appeared before the court and mistakenly called antonin scalia mr. chief justice. the real chief justice, john roberts, responded. |
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Nivat's story has a positive ending. The local immigration official who expelled her was forced to resign, and authorities say she's been invited back to Russia. Masha Lipman says the latest developments are worrying, but that there are hopeful signs. | nivat's story has a positive ending, the local immigration official who expelled her was forced to resign and authorities say; she's been; invited back to russia masha lipman says the latest developments are worrying but. that there are hopeful | Nivat's story has a positive ending The local immigration official who expelled her was forced to resign and authorities say she's, been invited back, to Russia Masha Lipman says the latest developments are worrying but that there are, hopeful | nivat's story has a positive ending. the local immigration official who expelled her was forced to resign, and authorities say she's been invited back to russia. masha lipman says the latest developments are worrying, but that there are hopeful signs. |
Well, I would say that right now is a time of very mixed signals and very mixed reality. | well i would say that right now; is a time of very mixed signals and very mixed | Well I would, say that right now is a time, of very mixed signals and very mixed | well, i would say that right now is a time of very mixed signals and very mixed reality. |
Lipman is an analyst and editor at the Carnegie Center, a think-tank in Moscow. She notes that even the three state-controlled television channels now include opposition voices, although in general they're overwhelmingly pro-Putin. Lipman says there is a danger that the government may crack down once the election is ov... | lipman is an analyst and editor at the carnegie center a think-tank in moscow she notes that even the three state-controlled television. channels now include opposition, voices although in general, they're overwhelmingly pro-putin lipman. says there is a danger that the government may, crack down once the election is o... | Lipman is an analyst and, editor at the Carnegie Center a think-tank in Moscow She notes, that even, the three state-controlled television channels now include opposition, voices although in general they're overwhelmingly pro-Putin Lipman says there is a danger that the government may crack down once the; election is o... | lipman is an analyst and editor at the carnegie center, a think-tank in moscow. she notes that even the three state-controlled television channels now include opposition voices, although in general they're overwhelmingly pro-putin. lipman says there is a danger that the government may crack down once the election is ov... |
You know, it's like an avalanche. Russian people are known to be, you know, very creative, very verbal, not infrequently quite cynical. And the culture of re-posting is very high in Russia, | you know it's like an avalanche russian people, are known to be you. know very creative very verbal not, infrequently quite cynical and, the culture of re-posting is; very high in | You know it's like an avalanche Russian people are known to be you know very creative very verbal not infrequently quite cynical And the culture of. re-posting is very high in | you know, it's like an avalanche. russian people are known to be, you know, very creative, very verbal, not infrequently quite cynical. and the culture of re-posting is very high in russia, |
And, she says, that culture has been emboldened by the opposition rallies that have drawn tens of thousands of people to the streets of the capital. Corey Flintoff, NPR News, Moscow. | and she says. that culture has been. emboldened by the opposition rallies that, have drawn tens of thousands of people to the streets of the capital corey flintoff. npr news | And she says that culture has been emboldened by the opposition rallies that have drawn tens of, thousands of people to. the streets of the capital Corey Flintoff NPR News | and, she says, that culture has been emboldened by the opposition rallies that have drawn tens of thousands of people to the streets of the capital. corey flintoff, npr news, moscow. |
Earlier today, I spoke with Congressman Phil Roe, Republican of Tennessee. He's a member of the Tea Party Caucus. He's also a medical doctor. He'd like to see the healthcare law repealed or defunded but, he insists, he doesn't want to see a shutdown. | earlier today i, spoke with congressman phil roe republican of tennessee. he's a member of the tea party caucus he's also a medical doctor he'd like to see the healthcare, law repealed or defunded but he, insists he doesn't want to see a | Earlier. today, I spoke with, Congressman Phil Roe Republican of Tennessee He's a member of the; Tea Party Caucus He's also, a medical, doctor, He'd like to see the healthcare law repealed or defunded but; he insists he doesn't want to see a | earlier today, i spoke with congressman phil roe, republican of tennessee. he's a member of the tea party caucus. he's also a medical doctor. he'd like to see the healthcare law repealed or defunded but, he insists, he doesn't want to see a shutdown. |
None of us, and I haven't heard anybody on our side of the aisle say that I got elected to shut the government down. I got elected to run the government more efficiently, lower taxes. So that's what my message is, and I think we have to have - look, you have to have two willing parties to have a discussion and we've se... | none of, us and i haven't heard anybody. on our side. of the aisle say, that i got elected to shut the government down i got elected to run the government more efficiently lower taxes so that's what my message is. and i think we have to have - look you have to have two willing parties to have a discussion and we've sen... | None of us and I, haven't heard anybody on our side of the aisle say, that I got elected to shut the government down I got elected to run the; government more efficiently lower taxes So. that's, what my message is and I think, we. have to have - look you have to, have, two willing, parties to have a discussion and we'v... | none of us, and i haven't heard anybody on our side of the aisle say that i got elected to shut the government down. i got elected to run the government more efficiently, lower taxes. so that's what my message is, and i think we have to have - look, you have to have two willing parties to have a discussion and we've se... |
We can go to a conference and work those out or we can go ahead and keep playing ping-pong, which is what we're doing now. | we can go to a; conference and work those out or. we, can go ahead. and keep playing ping-pong which is what we're doing | We, can go to a conference and work those, out or we can. go ahead and keep playing ping-pong which is what we're doing | we can go to a conference and work those out or we can go ahead and keep playing ping-pong, which is what we're doing now. |
Do you accept that the Affordable Care Act is the law of the land? It's been upheld by the Supreme Court. There have been dozens of moves to defund it or undo it in the House and they have failed. So why not move on, Congressman? | do you accept that the affordable care act is the law of the land? it's been upheld by the supreme court there have been dozens of moves to defund it or undo it in. the; house and, they have failed so why not move, on | Do you, accept that the Affordable Care, Act is the law of the land? It's been upheld by the, Supreme. Court There have been dozens of moves to defund it or undo it in the House and they have failed, So, why not move on | do you accept that the affordable care act is the law of the land? it's been upheld by the supreme court. there have been dozens of moves to defund it or undo it in the house and they have failed. so why not move on, congressman? |
Yeah, it is the law of the land. There's no question about that. We've voted - along with I've voted 37 times to repeal part of it. Remember, the president has signed several of those bills into law. This bill is so complicated. If we had an hour or so on your show, I would be delighted to sit down and discuss this in ... | yeah it is the law of the land there's no question about that we've voted - along with, i've voted 37 times to repeal part of it remember. the president has signed several, of those bills into law this bill is so. complicated if. we had an hour or so on your show i would, be delighted to sit down and discuss this in de... | Yeah it is the law of the land, There's no question. about that We've. voted - along with I've voted 37 times to repeal part of it Remember the president has signed several of those bills into law This bill is, so complicated If we had an hour or so. on your show I would be, delighted to sit down and discuss. this. in ... | yeah, it is the law of the land. there's no question about that. we've voted - along with i've voted 37 times to repeal part of it. remember, the president has signed several of those bills into law. this bill is so complicated. if we had an hour or so on your show, i would be delighted to sit down and discuss this in ... |
So why not decouple that from the budget process? Why basically hold the government spending hostage to this? | so why not decouple that from the. budget process? why basically hold the government spending hostage to | So why not decouple that from the budget process? Why basically hold the government spending hostage to | so why not decouple that from the budget process? why basically hold the government spending hostage to this? |
Well, you have to have some way to negotiate an issue that the other side won't negotiate with, and running the federal government is one of them. The debt ceiling is another. Look, we've negotiated. The president said he wouldn't negotiate on the debt ceiling when he just did 24 months ago. And presidents have - Tip O... | well you have to have some way to negotiate an. issue that the other side won't negotiate with and running the federal government is one of them the debt ceiling is, another look we've negotiated the president said he wouldn't. negotiate. on the debt ceiling when he just, did 24 months ago and presidents have - tip o'n... | Well you have to have, some way to negotiate an issue that the. other side won't; negotiate with and running the federal government is one of them The debt ceiling is another Look we've. negotiated The president said he wouldn't negotiate on the debt ceiling when he just did 24 months ago, And presidents have - Tip O'N... | well, you have to have some way to negotiate an issue that the other side won't negotiate with, and running the federal government is one of them. the debt ceiling is another. look, we've negotiated. the president said he wouldn't negotiate on the debt ceiling when he just did 24 months ago. and presidents have - tip o... |
This is nothing unusual. It's American politics. It's the way it works. | this is nothing. unusual it's american politics it's the way it, | This is nothing. unusual It's American politics. It's the way it | this is nothing unusual. it's american politics. it's the way it works. |
I wonder, Congressman, if you're concerned when you look at the polls, which show that a majority of Americans will blame your party, will blame Republicans if there is a government shutdown. Speaker Boehner reportedly has warned in private that the shutdown could cost Republicans your majority in the House. | i wonder congressman if you're concerned when you look at the polls which, show that a majority of americans will blame. your, party. will, blame republicans if there is a government shutdown speaker boehner reportedly. has, warned in private that the shutdown could cost republicans your majority in the | I wonder Congressman if you're concerned when you look, at the polls which show that a majority of Americans will blame your party will blame Republicans if there; is a government shutdown Speaker Boehner reportedly. has warned, in private that the shutdown could. cost Republicans your majority in the | i wonder, congressman, if you're concerned when you look at the polls, which show that a majority of americans will blame your party, will blame republicans if there is a government shutdown. speaker boehner reportedly has warned in private that the shutdown could cost republicans your majority in the house. |
I disagree with it costing us the majority in the House. I don't believe it will, and I think this is different than 1995. I was out pretty busy delivering babies and practicing medicine in 1995 and '96, during that shutdown. And for most people it - I hardly noticed it. I just went on about my life and my work and tha... | i disagree with it costing us the majority in the house, i don't believe it will and i think this is different, than 1995. i, was out. pretty busy delivering babies and practicing medicine in 1995 and '96, during that. shutdown and for, most people it - i hardly noticed it i just went on about my life and my work and t... | I disagree with it costing us the majority in the House I don't believe it will, and I think, this, is different than 1995. I. was out pretty busy delivering babies and practicing medicine in 1995 and '96, during that shutdown And for most people it - I hardly noticed it I just went on about my life and my work and. th... | i disagree with it costing us the majority in the house. i don't believe it will, and i think this is different than 1995. i was out pretty busy delivering babies and practicing medicine in 1995 and '96, during that shutdown. and for most people it - i hardly noticed it. i just went on about my life and my work and tha... |
How do you explain, then, that polls seem to indicate that a majority of Americans would blame Republicans for the shutdown? It wouldn't be in the same numbers, blaming the president or blaming Democrats. | how do you explain, then that polls seem to indicate that a majority of americans would blame republicans, for the shutdown? it. wouldn't. be in the same numbers. blaming. the. president or blaming | How, do. you explain then that polls seem to, indicate that a majority of Americans would blame Republicans for the shutdown? It, wouldn't be in the same numbers blaming the president or blaming | how do you explain, then, that polls seem to indicate that a majority of americans would blame republicans for the shutdown? it wouldn't be in the same numbers, blaming the president or blaming democrats. |
Hey, I can't explain that. I don't that'll occur in my district, but it will maybe countrywide, it does. I don't know who gets the blame. I don't know who gets the credit. We get very little credit when we run it 'cause we have such a low approval rating right now. I think it hardly matters. I think doing the right thi... | hey i can't explain that i don't that'll occur in my district but it will maybe countrywide it does i don't. know who gets the blame i don't know who gets the credit we get very little credit when we. run it 'cause we have such a low approval rating right now i think it hardly matters i think doing the right thing runn... | Hey I can't explain that I don't that'll occur in my district but it will, maybe countrywide it; does I don't know who, gets the blame I don't know who gets the credit We, get very little credit when, we run it, 'cause we have such a low approval rating right now I think it; hardly matters I think doing the right thing... | hey, i can't explain that. i don't that'll occur in my district, but it will maybe countrywide, it does. i don't know who gets the blame. i don't know who gets the credit. we get very little credit when we run it 'cause we have such a low approval rating right now. i think it hardly matters. i think doing the right thi... |
And I think they're - look, I talked to people at home this morning and they're frustrated by the way things are run or not running up here, so I get that. | and i think they're - look i talked to people at home this morning. and. they're frustrated; by the, way things are run or not running up here. so i get | And I think they're - look I talked to. people at home this morning and they're frustrated by the way things are run or not running up here so I get | and i think they're - look, i talked to people at home this morning and they're frustrated by the way things are run or not running up here, so i get that. |
I want to ask you about a comment I heard from Republican Congressman Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, who's been trying to get a temporary spending bill through that would avert a government shutdown. He says: it's time to govern; I don't intend to support a fool's errand. In other words, the bids from the House to defun... | i want to ask, you about a comment i heard from republican congressman. charlie dent of pennsylvania who's been trying to get a, temporary spending bill through that would avert a government shutdown he says: it's time to govern i don't intend to support a fool's errand in other words the bids from the house to defund ... | I. want to ask you about a comment I, heard from Republican Congressman Charlie Dent of. Pennsylvania who's been trying to get a temporary spending bill through that would. avert a government shutdown He says: it's time to govern I don't intend to support a, fool's errand In, other words the bids from the House to defu... | i want to ask you about a comment i heard from republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania, who's been trying to get a temporary spending bill through that would avert a government shutdown. he says: it's time to govern; i don't intend to support a fool's errand. in other words, the bids from the house to defun... |
You know, I know Charlie well. He's a great guy and I don't think it's a fool's errand. Look, this bill was put through on a single party rule. If Republicans tried to do exactly the same thing, to ram a healthcare bill through that had only Republican support, American people wouldn't accept that either. | you know i know charlie well he's a great guy and i don't. think it's a fool's errand look this bill was put through on a single party rule if republicans tried to do exactly the same thing to ram a healthcare bill through that. had only, republican support american people wouldn't accept that | You know I know Charlie well He's a great guy and I. don't think, it's a fool's errand Look this bill was put through, on a single party, rule If Republicans tried to do exactly the. same thing to ram a healthcare bill through that had only Republican; support American people wouldn't accept that | you know, i know charlie well. he's a great guy and i don't think it's a fool's errand. look, this bill was put through on a single party rule. if republicans tried to do exactly the same thing, to ram a healthcare bill through that had only republican support, american people wouldn't accept that either. |
But I think what Congressman Dent is saying here is that this is going nowhere. What's happening in this ping-pong match between Congress, it's not going to work well to Republicans' favor. Let's go ahead and get the spending bill passed. Let's avert a government shutdown, deal with healthcare another day. | but i think. what congressman dent is saying here. is that this. is going nowhere what's happening. in this ping-pong match, between congress it's not going to work, well to republicans' favor let's go ahead and get the spending, bill passed let's avert a government shutdown deal with healthcare another | But I think what Congressman Dent is saying here is that this, is going nowhere What's happening in this ping-pong match between Congress it's not, going to work, well; to Republicans' favor Let's go ahead. and get the, spending bill passed Let's avert a government shutdown deal with healthcare, another | but i think what congressman dent is saying here is that this is going nowhere. what's happening in this ping-pong match between congress, it's not going to work well to republicans' favor. let's go ahead and get the spending bill passed. let's avert a government shutdown, deal with healthcare another day. |
That may still happen. What Charlie says may still happen. We'll see. | that may, still happen what charlie says may still happen we'll | That may still happen What Charlie says. may still happen We'll | that may still happen. what charlie says may still happen. we'll see. |
Well, Congressman Roe, we appreciate you talking with us. Thank you. | well congressman roe we appreciate you, talking with us thank | Well Congressman Roe we appreciate. you talking with us Thank | well, congressman roe, we appreciate you talking with us. thank you. |
Thanks, Melissa. Thanks for having me on. | thanks melissa. thanks for having me | Thanks Melissa Thanks, for having me | thanks, melissa. thanks for having me on. |
That's Congressman Phil Roe, Republican of Tennessee. | that's congressman, phil roe republican of | That's Congressman Phil Roe Republican of | that's congressman phil roe, republican of tennessee. |
Voter dissatisfaction with both parties is at an all-time high, and voter trust in Washington is at an all-time low. It's the perfect political climate for an alternative. NPR's Mara Liasson reports on what a third-party presidential candidate in 2012 might mean. | voter dissatisfaction with both parties is at an all-time high and voter trust in washington is, at an all-time low it's the perfect political climate for an alternative npr's mara liasson reports on what a third-party presidential candidate in 2012 might, | Voter dissatisfaction with both parties is at, an all-time high and voter trust in Washington. is at an all-time low It's the perfect political climate for an alternative NPR's Mara Liasson reports on what, a third-party; presidential candidate in 2012 might | voter dissatisfaction with both parties is at an all-time high, and voter trust in washington is at an all-time low. it's the perfect political climate for an alternative. npr's mara liasson reports on what a third-party presidential candidate in 2012 might mean. |
Now, it's also been adopted by the procrastinators who, obviously, think that they can delay filing right up until the last hours, even the last minutes before midnight. | now it's. also been adopted, by the procrastinators who obviously think that they can delay filing right, up until the last, hours even the last minutes, before | Now it's also been adopted by the procrastinators who obviously, think that they can delay filing right up until. the. last. hours even the last minutes before | now, it's also been adopted by the procrastinators who, obviously, think that they can delay filing right up until the last hours, even the last minutes before midnight. |
Thank you, John. That's John Dimsdale of public radio's daily business show Marketplace. And it's produced by American Public Media. | thank, you john that's john dimsdale of public radio's daily business, show marketplace and it's produced by american public | Thank you, John That's John Dimsdale of public; radio's daily business show Marketplace And it's produced by American; Public | thank you, john. that's john dimsdale of public radio's daily business show marketplace. and it's produced by american public media. |
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National Poetry Month just ended, but, really, when is it ever not time for a poem? MORNING EDITION is teaming with our contributor and poet Kwame Alexander, and we need your help. We need you to submit a poem made of couplets. | national poetry, month just ended but really when is it ever not time. for a poem? morning edition is teaming; with our contributor and poet kwame alexander and we need your help we need you to submit a poem made of | National Poetry Month just ended but really when. is it ever not time for a. poem? MORNING EDITION is teaming with, our contributor and poet Kwame Alexander and we need your help We need you to submit a poem made of | national poetry month just ended, but, really, when is it ever not time for a poem? morning edition is teaming with our contributor and poet kwame alexander, and we need your help. we need you to submit a poem made of couplets. |
Couplets did you say, Steve, couplets? Well, what are those, you wonder? Well, here's a clip from Rachel Martin's conversation with Kwame Alexander. He read an excerpt from his new book on our program yesterday. | couplets did you say steve couplets? well what are those you wonder? well here's a clip from rachel martin's conversation with kwame alexander he read an excerpt from his, new book, on our program | Couplets did, you say Steve couplets? Well what are those. you wonder? Well here's a clip from Rachel Martin's conversation with Kwame Alexander He read. an excerpt from his new book on our program | couplets did you say, steve, couplets? well, what are those, you wonder? well, here's a clip from rachel martin's conversation with kwame alexander. he read an excerpt from his new book on our program yesterday. |
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(Reading) Game so deep, it's below. Air so swift, you breathe slow. Watch me fly from the free throw. Superman is sweet, yo. But Rachel is my heat, bro. | (reading) game so deep it's, below air so. swift you. breathe slow watch me fly from the free, throw superman is sweet yo but rachel is, my heat, | (Reading) Game so deep it's. below Air so swift you; breathe slow Watch me fly from the free throw Superman is sweet yo. But Rachel is my heat | (reading) game so deep, it's below. air so swift, you breathe slow. watch me fly from the free throw. superman is sweet, yo. but rachel is my heat, bro. |
Come on. | come | Come. | come on. |
(Laughter). | (laughter). | ||
It doesn't say that in the book, but I like that refresh (ph) (laughter). | it doesn't say that; in the book but. i like that refresh | It doesn't say that. in, the book. but I like that refresh | it doesn't say that in the book, but i like that refresh (ph) (laughter). |
Well, I added that line for you, Rachel. But a couplet is really easy. It's two lines, and the lines rhyme. And we want it to be about teamwork, having a team around you to help you rebound on and off the court. Take it literally, or you can take it metaphorically. | well i, added that line for you rachel but a couplet, is. really easy, it's two lines and the lines rhyme and we want it to be about teamwork having a. team around you. to help you rebound, on and off the court take it literally or you can take it | Well I added that line for you Rachel But a couplet is really easy It's, two, lines and the lines rhyme And we want it to be about teamwork having a, team, around you to help you rebound on and off the court Take it, literally or you can. take it | well, i added that line for you, rachel. but a couplet is really easy. it's two lines, and the lines rhyme. and we want it to be about teamwork, having a team around you to help you rebound on and off the court. take it literally, or you can take it metaphorically. |
Yeah. | yeah. | ||
The NPR headquarters here has one of those electronic signs with news headlines creeping across them this morning. The headlines included a poetry call-out. | the npr headquarters here has one of those electronic signs with news headlines creeping, across them this morning; the headlines included a poetry | The, NPR headquarters here, has, one of those electronic signs with news headlines, creeping across them this morning The headlines included a poetry. | the npr headquarters here has one of those electronic signs with news headlines creeping across them this morning. the headlines included a poetry call-out. |
And to submit your two-line poem about teamwork - something we know a lot about at this show - you can go to npr.org/morningpoem. | and to submit your two-line poem about teamwork - something we know a lot about at this show - you can go to. | And to submit your two-line poem about teamwork - something we know a lot about at this show - you can. go, to | and to submit your two-line poem about teamwork - something we know a lot about at this show - you can go to npr.org/morningpoem. |
But first, after 33 years, Roe v. Wade continues to dominate headlines, this time as senators consider Judge Samuel Alito's nomination to the Supreme Court. What many people aren't talking about when it comes to abortion is Black women. Abortion rates among Blacks are three times higher than they are for Whites. I rece... | but first after; 33 years roe v wade continues to dominate headlines this time as senators consider judge. samuel alito's nomination to the supreme court; what many people. aren't talking about; when it comes to abortion is. black women abortion rates among blacks. are three times, higher than they are for whites, i re... | But. first after 33 years Roe v Wade continues to dominate headlines this time as, senators consider Judge Samuel Alito's nomination, to the Supreme Court What many people aren't talking about when it comes to abortion; is Black women Abortion rates among Blacks are three times higher than they are. for Whites I recent... | but first, after 33 years, roe v. wade continues to dominate headlines, this time as senators consider judge samuel alito's nomination to the supreme court. what many people aren't talking about when it comes to abortion is black women. abortion rates among blacks are three times higher than they are for whites. i rece... |
Day Gardner is national director of Black Americans for Life, and Jatrice Martel Gaiter is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington D.C. A warning before we begin, our interview contains a graphic description of an abortion that some listeners may find disturbing. I started by asking Ms. Marte... | day gardner is national director of black americans for life and jatrice martel gaiter is president and ceo of planned parenthood of metropolitan washington d.c a warning before we begin our interview contains a. graphic description of an abortion that some listeners may. find disturbing i started by asking ms. martel,... | Day Gardner. is national director of Black Americans for Life and Jatrice Martel Gaiter is president and CEO of Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington D.C A warning before we begin our interview contains a graphic description of an abortion that some; listeners may find disturbing I started by asking. Ms Martel ... | day gardner is national director of black americans for life, and jatrice martel gaiter is president and ceo of planned parenthood of metropolitan washington d.c. a warning before we begin, our interview contains a graphic description of an abortion that some listeners may find disturbing. i started by asking ms. marte... |
Most definitely. At Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington, we're on the front lines of this. We're four Blacks from the White House, and we see in front of our lawns, and in the State Houses in Annapolis and Richmond, the halls of Congress, and the Supreme Court, that access to reproductive rights is being chip... | most. definitely at planned parenthood of metropolitan washington we're. on the, front lines of this we're four blacks from the white house and we see in front of, our lawns and in the state houses in annapolis and richmond the halls of congress and the supreme court that access to reproductive rights is, being, chippe... | Most definitely At Planned Parenthood of Metropolitan Washington we're on the front lines of this We're four Blacks from the White House and we see in front of our lawns and in the State, Houses in Annapolis and Richmond the halls of Congress and the Supreme Court that access to reproductive rights is being chipped awa... | most definitely. at planned parenthood of metropolitan washington, we're on the front lines of this. we're four blacks from the white house, and we see in front of our lawns, and in the state houses in annapolis and richmond, the halls of congress, and the supreme court, that access to reproductive rights is being chip... |
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