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Two of the nation's automakers are reportedly asking the government for billions of dollars to finance a merger. General Motors and Chrysler are both bleeding cash, and a merger between the two has been talked about for the last several weeks. Now industry executives have been in Washington meeting with government offi... | two of the nation's automakers are reportedly asking the government, for billions of dollars to finance a, merger general motors and chrysler are both bleeding cash and. a merger between the two has been talked, about for the last several weeks now industry executives. have been in washington meeting with government of... | Two of the nation's automakers are reportedly asking the government for billions of dollars to. finance a merger General Motors and Chrysler are both bleeding cash and a merger between the two has been talked about for the last. several weeks Now. industry executives have been in Washington meeting with government offi... | two of the nation's automakers are reportedly asking the government for billions of dollars to finance a merger. general motors and chrysler are both bleeding cash, and a merger between the two has been talked about for the last several weeks. now industry executives have been in washington meeting with government offi... |
This is the week that the vice presidential candidates will debate. It happens on Thursday night. And we are profiling both candidates. Yesterday, we heard about Democratic nominee Joseph Biden. Today, it's the Republican, Sarah Palin, Governor of Alaska. NPR's Nina Totenberg accompanied her on the campaign trail last ... | this is the week that the vice presidential candidates will debate it happens on thursday night and we are profiling both candidates yesterday, we heard about; democratic, nominee joseph biden. today; it's the republican sarah, palin. governor of alaska npr's nina totenberg accompanied her on the campaign; trail last | This is the week that the vice presidential candidates will debate It happens on Thursday night And we are profiling both candidates Yesterday we heard about Democratic. nominee Joseph Biden Today it's the Republican Sarah. Palin Governor of Alaska NPR's Nina Totenberg accompanied. her on the. campaign trail last. | this is the week that the vice presidential candidates will debate. it happens on thursday night. and we are profiling both candidates. yesterday, we heard about democratic nominee joseph biden. today, it's the republican, sarah palin, governor of alaska. npr's nina totenberg accompanied her on the campaign trail last ... |
And it could lead to the first drug that would treat the underlying cause of Alzheimer's rather than just the symptoms. Jon Hamilton, NPR News. | and it could lead to the first drug that would treat the underlying cause of alzheimer's rather than just the symptoms jon hamilton npr | And it could lead, to the first drug that would treat, the underlying cause of Alzheimer's rather than, just the symptoms Jon Hamilton NPR | and it could lead to the first drug that would treat the underlying cause of alzheimer's rather than just the symptoms. jon hamilton, npr news. |
Back in his office, town administrator Ken Knight says the water shortage forced tough conversations about the community's future. | back in his, office town administrator ken knight says the water shortage forced tough conversations about the community's | Back in his office town administrator Ken Knight says, the water shortage forced tough conversations about the community's | back in his office, town administrator ken knight says the water shortage forced tough conversations about the community's future. |
But, you know, these are - this is the type of thing where the numbers start to go down slowly and then perhaps very quickly. You know, you've seen the idea - you know, youth participation in football is way down. The more we understand about the damage of the game, there's just a lot of different factors that are all ... | but you know these are - this is the type; of thing where the numbers start to go down slowly and then perhaps very quickly you know you've, seen the idea - you know youth participation in football is way down the more we understand about the damage, of the game there's just a lot of different factors that are all kind... | But you know these are - this is the type of thing where the. numbers start to go down slowly and then perhaps very quickly You know you've. seen the idea - you know youth, participation in; football is, way down The more we, understand about the damage of the game there's just a lot of different, factors. that are all... | but, you know, these are - this is the type of thing where the numbers start to go down slowly and then perhaps very quickly. you know, you've seen the idea - you know, youth participation in football is way down. the more we understand about the damage of the game, there's just a lot of different factors that are all ... |
Will Leitch, thank you so much. | will leitch thank you so, | Will Leitch thank, you so | will leitch, thank you so much. |
Of course. It's my pleasure. | of course it's my | Of course It's my | of course. it's my pleasure. |
Will Leitch is a contributing editor at New York Magazine and a senior writer at Sports on Earth. | will leitch is a contributing editor, at, new york magazine and a senior writer at sports on. | Will Leitch is a contributing editor at New York Magazine and a senior writer at Sports on | will leitch is a contributing editor at new york magazine and a senior writer at sports on earth. |
Now that Barack Obama has picked Joe Biden as his running mate, we wanted to find out what Republicans think of his choice. Ed Rollins is a veteran Republican strategist who has worked on many political campaigns, most recently that of presidential candidate Mike Huckabee. He joins us by phone. Welcome to the program. | now that barack obama has picked joe biden as his running mate; we wanted to find out what republicans think of his choice ed rollins is a, veteran republican strategist who has worked on many political campaigns most recently that of presidential candidate mike huckabee he joins us by phone welcome to the | Now that Barack Obama has picked Joe Biden as his running mate we wanted to find out what Republicans think, of his choice Ed Rollins, is a veteran Republican strategist who has worked on many political campaigns most recently that of presidential candidate Mike Huckabee He joins us by phone Welcome to the | now that barack obama has picked joe biden as his running mate, we wanted to find out what republicans think of his choice. ed rollins is a veteran republican strategist who has worked on many political campaigns, most recently that of presidential candidate mike huckabee. he joins us by phone. welcome to the program. |
Thank you very much. How are you? | thank you very. much how are | Thank you very much; How are | thank you very much. how are you? |
Very well. What do you think of Senator Biden as Obama's choice for VP? | very well what do you, think, of senator biden as obama's choice for | Very well What do you think; of Senator Biden as, Obama's choice for | very well. what do you think of senator biden as obama's choice for vp? |
You know, the only candidate who was going to really help him to fill in the blanks and the lack of support would have been Hillary Clinton, and obviously he made a choice not to do that. So I think Biden is as good a choice as anybody else. You know, the key rule here is you pick someone who doesn't hurt you and can h... | you know the only candidate; who was going to really help him to fill in the blanks and the lack of support would have been, hillary clinton. and obviously he made a choice not to do that so i think biden is as good a choice as anybody else you know the key rule here is you pick someone who doesn't hurt you and can hel... | You know the only candidate who was going to. really help him to fill in the blanks and. the lack of support would. have been Hillary Clinton and obviously he made a choice not to do that So; I think. Biden, is as good a choice as anybody else You know the key rule here is you pick someone who doesn't. hurt you and can... | you know, the only candidate who was going to really help him to fill in the blanks and the lack of support would have been hillary clinton, and obviously he made a choice not to do that. so i think biden is as good a choice as anybody else. you know, the key rule here is you pick someone who doesn't hurt you and can h... |
You know, they both have very similar liberal voting records, and certainly the state that Senator Biden represents, Delaware, is pretty much a Democratic state these days anyway. So it's not - it's not like it helps there, but it does help on the substance side. | you know they both have very similar liberal voting records and certainly the state that senator biden represents delaware is pretty much a democratic state these days anyway so, it's, not - it's not. like it helps there but it, does help on the substance | You know they both have very similar; liberal. voting records. and certainly the state that Senator Biden, represents Delaware is pretty much a Democratic; state these days anyway So, it's not - it's not like it helps there but it does help on the substance | you know, they both have very similar liberal voting records, and certainly the state that senator biden represents, delaware, is pretty much a democratic state these days anyway. so it's not - it's not like it helps there, but it does help on the substance side. |
Well, you talked about his strengths: the foreign policy background, the Washington experience. What do you consider to be his weaknesses? | well you talked about his strengths: the foreign policy background the washington experience what, do you consider to be his | Well you talked about. his strengths: the foreign policy background the. Washington experience What do you consider to be his | well, you talked about his strengths: the foreign policy background, the washington experience. what do you consider to be his weaknesses? |
Well, I think his weakness is he's not used to being number two. He's been chairman of a major Senate committee for a long, long time. He's wanted to be president himself. He's run twice, in '88 and again this time. So for him to basically take a back position, that will be interesting to see how he performs. | well i think his weakness. is he's not used to being number two he's, been chairman. of a major senate committee for a long long time he's wanted to be president himself he's run twice in '88 and again this time so for. him to basically take a back position that will be interesting to see how he | Well I think his weakness is he's not used to being number two He's been chairman, of a major Senate committee for a. long. long time He's wanted to be president himself. He's, run twice in '88 and again this time So for him to basically take a back position. that will be interesting to see how he | well, i think his weakness is he's not used to being number two. he's been chairman of a major senate committee for a long, long time. he's wanted to be president himself. he's run twice, in '88 and again this time. so for him to basically take a back position, that will be interesting to see how he performs. |
In what ways do you think that this choice might hurt Obama? | in what ways do you think that this. choice might hurt | In what ways do you think that this choice might. hurt | in what ways do you think that this choice might hurt obama? |
Well, I think to a certain extent Biden has had the reputation of some gaffes along the way. And unfortunately in a presidential campaign, gaffes get highlighted. You know, I think the biggest thing is just simply - you know, he's been a part of the process for a long time, and Obama had promised to be a candidate of c... | well i think to a certain extent biden has had the reputation of some gaffes along the way and unfortunately in a presidential campaign gaffes. get highlighted you know i think the biggest thing is just simply - you know he's been a part of the process for a long time and obama had promised, to be a candidate of change... | Well I think to a certain. extent Biden has had the reputation of some gaffes along the way And unfortunately in a presidential campaign gaffes get highlighted You know I think the biggest thing is just simply - you, know he's been a part of the process for a long time and Obama had promised to be a candidate of change... | well, i think to a certain extent biden has had the reputation of some gaffes along the way. and unfortunately in a presidential campaign, gaffes get highlighted. you know, i think the biggest thing is just simply - you know, he's been a part of the process for a long time, and obama had promised to be a candidate of c... |
What effect might this have on John McCain's choice for vice president? | what effect might this have. on john mccain's choice for vice | What effect might this have on John McCain's; choice for vice | what effect might this have on john mccain's choice for vice president? |
You know, my sense is he better have someone who's articulate. So if all of a sudden you have someone that doesn't know foreign policy, can't basically hold their own in a debate, it might not be as effective. You know, you can't have someone who doesn't know Washington or doesn't know public policy. | you know my, sense is. he better have, someone who's articulate so if all of. a sudden, you have someone that doesn't know foreign policy can't basically hold their own in a debate it might not be as effective you, know you; can't have someone who doesn't know washington or doesn't know public | You know my, sense is he better have someone who's articulate So if all of a sudden you have someone that doesn't know foreign policy can't basically hold their own in a debate it, might not be as effective You, know you can't have someone, who doesn't know. Washington or doesn't know public | you know, my sense is he better have someone who's articulate. so if all of a sudden you have someone that doesn't know foreign policy, can't basically hold their own in a debate, it might not be as effective. you know, you can't have someone who doesn't know washington or doesn't know public policy. |
Care to speculate on who John McCain might pick? | care to speculate on who. john mccain might, | Care to speculate on who John McCain might | care to speculate on who john mccain might pick? |
You know, my sense is it seems to be coming more and more to look like Romney. Romney would be viewed by many as the substantive choice. The key thing is he just can't do anything to alienate his base. In an election as close as this election is that if you pick someone like Ridge, or Lieberman, or others who have been... | you know my sense is it seems to be coming more and more to look; like romney romney would be viewed by many as the substantive choice the key thing. is he just can't do; anything to alienate his base in an election as close as this election is that if. you pick someone like ridge or lieberman or others who have been t... | You; know my sense. is, it seems to be coming more and more to look like Romney Romney would be viewed by many as the substantive choice The key thing is he just can't do anything to alienate his base In an election as close as this election is that. if you pick someone like Ridge or Lieberman or others who have been t... | you know, my sense is it seems to be coming more and more to look like romney. romney would be viewed by many as the substantive choice. the key thing is he just can't do anything to alienate his base. in an election as close as this election is that if you pick someone like ridge, or lieberman, or others who have been... |
You were the national campaign director for Ronald Reagan in 1984. Given your experience, what advice would you give John McCain on how to compete with this Democratic ticket? In other words, what would your strategy be? | you were the national campaign director for ronald. reagan in 1984. given your experience what advice would you give john mccain, on how to compete with this democratic. ticket? in other words what would your, strategy | You were the national campaign director for Ronald Reagan in 1984. Given your experience what advice would, you give John, McCain on. how to compete with this Democratic, ticket? In other words what would your strategy | you were the national campaign director for ronald reagan in 1984. given your experience, what advice would you give john mccain on how to compete with this democratic ticket? in other words, what would your strategy be? |
My strategy is that he's got to move away from Bush. I mean, the Democrats clearly want to tie him to Bush, and make it all about Bush. And even though the country may not be tired of the policies as much as they are of the president, and I - so it's all, you got to make it about leadership. You know, it's not Joe Bide... | my strategy is that he's got to move away from bush i mean the democrats. clearly want to tie him to bush and make it all about bush and even though the country may not, be tired of the policies as much as they are of the president and i - so it's all you got to make it about leadership you know it's not joe biden that... | My strategy is that he's. got to move away from Bush I, mean the Democrats. clearly; want to tie him to Bush and make it all about Bush And even though the country may not. be tired of the policies as much as they are of the president and I - so it's all you got to make it about leadership You know it's not Joe Biden; ... | my strategy is that he's got to move away from bush. i mean, the democrats clearly want to tie him to bush, and make it all about bush. and even though the country may not be tired of the policies as much as they are of the president, and i - so it's all, you got to make it about leadership. you know, it's not joe bide... |
Ed Rollins is a longtime Republican campaign consultant and strategist. Thank you. | ed rollins is a longtime republican campaign; consultant and strategist thank | Ed Rollins is a longtime Republican campaign consultant and strategist Thank | ed rollins is a longtime republican campaign consultant and strategist. thank you. |
My pleasure. Thank you. | my pleasure thank | My pleasure Thank | my pleasure. thank you. |
The Vietnam analogy was one of several arguments President Bush made this past week in a bid to boost public support for staying the course in Iraq. In that same speech, the president cited another - the value of democracy. | the vietnam analogy was one of several arguments president bush made this past week in a bid to boost public support for staying the course; in iraq in that same. speech the president, cited another - the value of | The Vietnam analogy was one of several arguments President, Bush made this past week in a bid. to boost. public support for staying the course in Iraq. In that same speech the; president cited. another - the value; of. | the vietnam analogy was one of several arguments president bush made this past week in a bid to boost public support for staying the course in iraq. in that same speech, the president cited another - the value of democracy. |
Americans have always been united behind the democratic ideal. It's when it comes to the question of exporting democracy that they differ. So-called idealists support the aggressive promotion of democracy through diplomacy or even force. The realists approach foreign policy with a more pragmatic, perhaps, less visionar... | americans have, always been united behind the democratic ideal it's when it comes to the question of. exporting democracy that they differ so-called idealists support the aggressive promotion of democracy through diplomacy or even force the realists approach foreign policy with a, more pragmatic perhaps less visionary ... | Americans have always been united behind the democratic ideal It's when it. comes. to. the question of exporting democracy that they differ So-called idealists support the aggressive promotion of democracy through diplomacy or even force The realists approach, foreign policy with a more pragmatic perhaps less visionary... | americans have always been united behind the democratic ideal. it's when it comes to the question of exporting democracy that they differ. so-called idealists support the aggressive promotion of democracy through diplomacy or even force. the realists approach foreign policy with a more pragmatic, perhaps, less visionar... |
By this definition, President Bush is an idealist. He frequently has spoken of America's vital need to expand freedom around the world, but he hasn't been so vocal about it lately. | by this definition president; bush is an idealist he frequently has spoken of america's vital need to expand freedom around the world but he, hasn't been so vocal. about it | By this definition President Bush is; an idealist He frequently. has spoken of America's vital need to expand freedom around the world, but he hasn't been so vocal about it | by this definition, president bush is an idealist. he frequently has spoken of america's vital need to expand freedom around the world, but he hasn't been so vocal about it lately. |
Joining us is David Gergen. He served in the White House as an adviser to four presidents. He's currently the director of the Center for Public Leadership at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University where we've reached him. | joining us is; david gergen; he served in the white house as an adviser to four presidents, he's currently the director, of. the center for public leadership at the john f kennedy school of government at harvard university where, we've reached | Joining, us is David Gergen He served in the White House as an adviser to four presidents, He's currently the director of the Center for Public Leadership at the John. F Kennedy School. of Government at Harvard University where we've reached | joining us is david gergen. he served in the white house as an adviser to four presidents. he's currently the director of the center for public leadership at the john f. kennedy school of government at harvard university where we've reached him. |
Thanks a lot for your time. | thanks a lot. for, your | Thanks a lot for your | thanks a lot for your time. |
Thank you. | thank | Thank | thank you. |
This drive to expand democracy did not begin with the Bush administration. What would you say, what recent presidents have been especially aggressive in promoting democracy? | this drive to expand democracy did not begin with the bush administration what would you say what recent presidents have been especially aggressive in promoting | This drive to expand democracy did not begin with the Bush administration What would you say what recent presidents have been especially aggressive in promoting | this drive to expand democracy did not begin with the bush administration. what would you say, what recent presidents have been especially aggressive in promoting democracy? |
He was a skeptic until I finally got him to come up here. | he was a skeptic until i, finally got him to come up, | He was; a. skeptic until I finally got him to come up | he was a skeptic until i finally got him to come up here. |
Well, I think that there is tremendous energy behind Rand Paul at this particular conference. If you're looking at the college Republican crowd, if you're looking at many activists, they're very enthusiastic about him and I think that that's very telling. Yet, it's also true that some of the Republicans showing up at C... | well i think that there is tremendous energy behind rand. paul at this particular conference if you're looking, at the college republican crowd if you're looking at many activists they're very enthusiastic about him and i think that that's very telling yet it's also, true that some of the republicans showing up at cpac... | Well I think that there, is tremendous energy behind Rand Paul at. this particular conference If; you're looking at the college Republican crowd if you're looking at many activists, they're very enthusiastic about him and I think that that's very telling Yet it's, also. true that some of the Republicans showing up at C... | well, i think that there is tremendous energy behind rand paul at this particular conference. if you're looking at the college republican crowd, if you're looking at many activists, they're very enthusiastic about him and i think that that's very telling. yet, it's also true that some of the republicans showing up at c... |
They're trying to speak beyond that crowd of activists. And I think when you listen to people like Paul Ryan, Chris Christie, Mike Lee, who is not an aspiring presidential candidate, you're hearing some common themes about the idea that conservatives can't just be against things, they have to be for things as well. Chr... | they're trying to speak beyond that crowd of activists and i think when you listen to people like paul ryan chris christie mike lee who is not an aspiring presidential candidate. you're hearing some common themes about the idea that conservatives can't just be against things they have to be for things as well chris chr... | They're trying, to speak beyond that crowd of activists And I think when you listen. to people like Paul Ryan Chris Christie. Mike Lee who is not an aspiring presidential candidate you're hearing some; common themes about the idea that conservatives can't just be against things they have to be for, things. as well; Chr... | they're trying to speak beyond that crowd of activists. and i think when you listen to people like paul ryan, chris christie, mike lee, who is not an aspiring presidential candidate, you're hearing some common themes about the idea that conservatives can't just be against things, they have to be for things as well. chr... |
And E.J., you get the last word on CPAC. | and e.j., you get the last word on | And E.J., you get the last word on | and e.j., you get the last word on cpac. |
I think part of the issue here is whether conservatives really care about new ideas, or are they infatuated with the idea of new ideas. I was struck when Paul Ryan said for the most part, these disagreements have not been over principles or policies, they've been over tactics. Well, if these are fights over tactics, th... | i think part of the issue here is whether conservatives really care about new ideas or are they infatuated with the idea of new ideas i was struck when paul ryan said for the most, part these disagreements, have not been over principles or policies they've been over tactics well if these are fights over. tactics they'r... | I think part of the issue here is whether conservatives really care about new ideas or are they infatuated with the idea, of, new ideas I was; struck when Paul Ryan said for, the most part these disagreements have. not been over principles or policies they've been over tactics Well if these are fights over tactics they... | i think part of the issue here is whether conservatives really care about new ideas, or are they infatuated with the idea of new ideas. i was struck when paul ryan said for the most part, these disagreements have not been over principles or policies, they've been over tactics. well, if these are fights over tactics, th... |
And Chris Christie's emphasis, while I agree with Reihan that that statement he made on the life issue is very important as a change in rhetoric certainly, his focus was on let's come out of this conference resolved to win elections again. So I still think there is a lot more rethinking to be done. Right now it does se... | and chris christie's emphasis while i agree with reihan that, that statement he made on the life issue is, very important. as a change in rhetoric certainly his focus was on let's come out of this conference resolved to win elections again so i still think there. is a lot more rethinking to be done right now it does se... | And Chris Christie's emphasis. while I agree with Reihan that that statement he made on the life issue is very important as a change in rhetoric certainly his focus was on let's come out of this conference resolved to. win, elections again So, I still think there is a lot more rethinking to be done Right now it does se... | and chris christie's emphasis, while i agree with reihan that that statement he made on the life issue is very important as a change in rhetoric certainly, his focus was on let's come out of this conference resolved to win elections again. so i still think there is a lot more rethinking to be done. right now it does se... |
That's E.J. Dionne of The Washington Post and the Brookings Institution and Reihan Salam of National Review and Reuters. Thanks to you both. | that's e.j dionne of the washington post and the brookings institution and reihan salam of national review and reuters thanks to you | That's E.J Dionne of The, Washington Post and the Brookings Institution and Reihan Salam of National Review and Reuters Thanks to you | that's e.j. dionne of the washington post and the brookings institution and reihan salam of national review and reuters. thanks to you both. |
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NPR's business news starts with Amazon and sales taxes. | npr's business news starts. with amazon and sales | NPR's business, news, starts with Amazon and sales | npr's business news starts with amazon and sales taxes. |
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Big retailers, including Wal-Mart, are lobbying hard to force their online rival Amazon to collect state sale taxes. Amazon has been fighting the efforts. It cites a law that says companies only have to collect taxes if they have a physical presence in a state. But last week, Illinois became the latest state to pass a ... | big retailers including wal-mart are lobbying hard, to force their online. rival amazon to collect state sale, taxes amazon has been fighting the efforts it cites a law that says companies only have to collect taxes if they have. a physical presence in a state. but last. week illinois became the latest state to pass. a... | Big retailers including Wal-Mart are lobbying hard to force their online rival Amazon to collect state sale taxes Amazon has been fighting the efforts It cites. a law that says companies only have to collect taxes, if they have a physical presence in a state But last week, Illinois became the latest state to. pass a la... | big retailers, including wal-mart, are lobbying hard to force their online rival amazon to collect state sale taxes. amazon has been fighting the efforts. it cites a law that says companies only have to collect taxes if they have a physical presence in a state. but last week, illinois became the latest state to pass a ... |
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Despite the reopening, passengers are being told to expect delays and cancellations. And tomorrow, British Airways cabin crews plan to strike in a long-running dispute over pay and working practices. Their union and British Airways managers were holding last-minute talks in London to avert the strike. | despite the reopening passengers are being told, to expect delays and, cancellations and tomorrow british airways cabin crews plan to strike in. a long-running dispute over pay and working practices their union and british airways managers were holding last-minute talks in london to avert the | Despite; the reopening passengers are being told, to expect delays and cancellations And tomorrow British Airways cabin crews plan to strike in a long-running dispute over pay and working, practices Their union and British. Airways managers; were holding last-minute talks in London to avert the | despite the reopening, passengers are being told to expect delays and cancellations. and tomorrow, british airways cabin crews plan to strike in a long-running dispute over pay and working practices. their union and british airways managers were holding last-minute talks in london to avert the strike. |
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Michele Norris. | this is all things considered from npr news i'm. michele | This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News I'm Michele | this is all things considered from npr news. i'm michele norris. |
NPR's Dina Temple-Raston was in the Manhattan courtroom for sentencing today. And, Dina, what was the scene today? | npr's dina; temple-raston was, in the manhattan courtroom for sentencing today and dina what was the; scene | NPR's Dina Temple-Raston was in the, Manhattan courtroom for sentencing today And Dina what was the scene, | npr's dina temple-raston was in the manhattan courtroom for sentencing today. and, dina, what was the scene today? |
And during most of the courtroom session, which went on for about three hours, he sat with his hands gripping the edge of the defense table. And the victims came up from the benches in the back, one by one, and addressed Ghailani directly, talking about who had they had lost what they'd experienced back in August 1998 ... | and during, most of the courtroom, session, which went on for about three hours he sat with his hands gripping the edge of the defense table and the victims came up from the benches in the back one by one and addressed ghailani directly talking about who had they had lost what they'd experienced back in august 1998 whe... | And. during most of the courtroom session which went on, for about three hours he sat with his hands gripping the edge of the defense table, And the victims came up from the benches in the back one by one and addressed Ghailani directly talking about who had they had lost what they'd experienced back in August 1998 whe... | and during most of the courtroom session, which went on for about three hours, he sat with his hands gripping the edge of the defense table. and the victims came up from the benches in the back, one by one, and addressed ghailani directly, talking about who had they had lost what they'd experienced back in august 1998 ... |
And what did the judge say when he read out this sentence? | and what did the judge say when he read out this | And what did the judge say when he, read out this | and what did the judge say when he read out this sentence? |
Well, Ghailani stood up with his lawyers and the judge said that he was going to be sentenced to life in prison. And the judge said, actually without parole - life means life. And Ghailani just bowed his head and managed to smile to his defense team. And that was about it. | well ghailani stood up with his lawyers and the judge said that he was going to; be sentenced to life in prison and. the judge. said actually without parole - life means life. and ghailani just bowed his head and managed to smile to his defense team and that. was about | Well Ghailani stood up with his lawyers and the judge said that he. was going to be sentenced to life in prison And the judge said actually without parole - life means life And Ghailani just bowed his head and managed. to smile, to, his defense team, And that was about, | well, ghailani stood up with his lawyers and the judge said that he was going to be sentenced to life in prison. and the judge said, actually without parole - life means life. and ghailani just bowed his head and managed to smile to his defense team. and that was about it. |
Terrorism, pure and simple. And he said that he had to provide a sentence that made crystal clear that terrorism has serious consequences, and that's why it was such a harsh sentence. | terrorism pure and. simple, and he; said that he had to provide a sentence that made crystal clear that terrorism has serious consequences, and that's why it was such a harsh | Terrorism. pure and simple. And he said that he had, to provide a sentence that made; crystal clear that. terrorism has serious consequences and that's, why it was such a harsh | terrorism, pure and simple. and he said that he had to provide a sentence that made crystal clear that terrorism has serious consequences, and that's why it was such a harsh sentence. |
Now, Dina, last year, the jury in this case had acquitted Ahmed Ghailani of more than 200 other charges. He was convicted on just this one conspiracy count. And some at the time saw that as a prime example of why these cases should be kept out of civilian court. Does this maximum life sentence change that debate? | now dina last year the jury in this case had acquitted, ahmed ghailani of more than 200 other, charges he was convicted on just this, one conspiracy count and some at, the time saw that as. a prime example of why these cases should be, kept out of civilian court does, this maximum life sentence change that | Now Dina last year the jury in this case had acquitted Ahmed Ghailani of more than 200 other charges He was convicted on just this one conspiracy count And some at the time saw that as a prime example of why these cases should be kept out of civilian court Does this, maximum life sentence, change that | now, dina, last year, the jury in this case had acquitted ahmed ghailani of more than 200 other charges. he was convicted on just this one conspiracy count. and some at the time saw that as a prime example of why these cases should be kept out of civilian court. does this maximum life sentence change that debate? |
Well, right now, even with this tough sentence, that's a hard sell. The idea was that the jury had only convicted him on one count, and therefore juries are unpredictable and they don't want that for Guantanamo detainees - critics say no. Republicans are against bringing any detainees to the U.S. for trial, and Congres... | well right, now, even with this tough sentence. that's a hard sell the idea was that the jury had only convicted him on one count and therefore juries are unpredictable and they don't want. that for guantanamo detainees - critics say no republicans are, against bringing. any detainees to the u.s for trial. and. congres... | Well right. now even with this tough sentence that's a hard sell The idea was that the jury had only convicted him on one count and therefore juries are unpredictable and they don't want that for Guantanamo detainees - critics say no Republicans are against bringing any detainees to the U.S, for trial and Congress has ... | well, right now, even with this tough sentence, that's a hard sell. the idea was that the jury had only convicted him on one count, and therefore juries are unpredictable and they don't want that for guantanamo detainees - critics say no. republicans are against bringing any detainees to the u.s. for trial, and congres... |
So what happens now then to the detainees who are still at Guantanamo? | so what happens now then to the detainees who. are. still at | So what happens now, then to the detainees, who are. still at | so what happens now then to the detainees who are still at guantanamo? |
And then, on top of that, we also expect that there's going to be some sort of announcement about military-like trials, military commissions is what they call them, that they'll actually give the go ahead to get those going again. And those had sort of been stopped while the Obama administration was looking at how it c... | and, then on top of that we. also expect that there's, going to be some sort, of announcement about military-like trials military commissions is what, they call them that they'll. actually give the go ahead to get those going again, and those had sort of been stopped while the obama administration was looking at how it... | And then on top of that. we also, expect that there's going to be some, sort of announcement about military-like trials, military commissions is. what they call them that they'll actually give the go ahead to get those going again And, those; had sort of been. stopped while the Obama administration was looking at how i... | and then, on top of that, we also expect that there's going to be some sort of announcement about military-like trials, military commissions is what they call them, that they'll actually give the go ahead to get those going again. and those had sort of been stopped while the obama administration was looking at how it c... |
Okay, NPR's Dina Temple-Raston in New York. Dina, thank you. | okay npr's dina temple-raston in new york dina thank | Okay NPR's Dina Temple-Raston in New York Dina thank; | okay, npr's dina temple-raston in new york. dina, thank you. |
You're very welcome. | you're very | You're very | you're very welcome. |
(Soundbite of music) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite; of | (soundbite of music) |
Now, normally, the button harmonica doesn't spring to mind when I hear Johann Sebastian Bach, but this really works, Tom. Who is this? | now normally the. button harmonica doesn't spring to mind when i hear johann sebastian bach but, this, really works tom who is | Now normally the button harmonica doesn't spring to mind when I hear Johann Sebastian Bach but this really works Tom Who is. | now, normally, the button harmonica doesn't spring to mind when i hear johann sebastian bach, but this really works, tom. who is this? |
This is Richard Galliano, and he's a jazz accordionist primarily from France. And right here, he's playing this instrument called the accordina, which look a bit like a harmonica with buttons on it like an accordion. | this is richard galliano and he's a jazz accordionist primarily. from france and right here he's playing this instrument called the. accordina which look a bit like a, harmonica with buttons on it like an | This is Richard Galliano and he's a jazz, accordionist primarily from France And right here he's playing this instrument called. the accordina which look a bit like a harmonica with, buttons on it like an | this is richard galliano, and he's a jazz accordionist primarily from france. and right here, he's playing this instrument called the accordina, which look a bit like a harmonica with buttons on it like an accordion. |
That's Tom Huizenga, NPR's classical music producer and a regular on this program. | that's tom huizenga npr's classical music producer and a regular on this | That's, Tom Huizenga NPR's classical music producer and a regular on this | that's tom huizenga, npr's classical music producer and a regular on this program. |
So, Tom, this piece, it's fantastic. I love it. | so tom this piece it's fantastic i love | So Tom this piece it's fantastic I love | so, tom, this piece, it's fantastic. i love it. |
It's a really great disc, all Bach's music. And we've heard Bach over the years play it on a lot of different things - banjo, marimba, even on power tool. So, I mean, why not the accordion? | it's, a really great disc all bach's music and we've heard bach over the years play, it on a lot of different, things - banjo marimba even on power tool. so i mean why not the | It's a really great disc all Bach's music. And we've heard Bach over the years play, it on a lot of different things - banjo marimba even on power. tool So I mean why not the | it's a really great disc, all bach's music. and we've heard bach over the years play it on a lot of different things - banjo, marimba, even on power tool. so, i mean, why not the accordion? |
Why not? | why | Why | why not? |
Where Sergeant First Class Joe Madison leads Charlie Company to beat back a mock enemy assault. | where sergeant first class joe madison leads charlie company to beat back a mock enemy | Where Sergeant First Class Joe Madison leads Charlie Company to beat back a mock enemy, | where sergeant first class joe madison leads charlie company to beat back a mock enemy assault. |
Enemy 12:00 o'clock unknown, unknown. Distance, approximately 50 meters. Fire, fire, fire. | enemy. 12:00 o'clock unknown unknown distance approximately 50 meters fire fire | Enemy, 12:00 o'clock unknown. unknown Distance, approximately 50 meters Fire fire | enemy 12:00 o'clock unknown, unknown. distance, approximately 50 meters. fire, fire, fire. |
(Soundbite of gunshots) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of | (soundbite of gunshots) |
And quietly coaches them on their mistakes as they gather around him at their makeshift camp. | and quietly coaches them on their mistakes as they gather around him at their makeshift | And, quietly coaches them on their mistakes as they gather around him at, their makeshift | and quietly coaches them on their mistakes as they gather around him at their makeshift camp. |
Once they start moving, we're going to flank them. That's the whole reason why we do the flank, (unintelligible). | once they start moving we're going to flank them that's the whole reason why we do the flank | Once they start moving we're, going to, flank them That's the whole reason why, we do the flank | once they start moving, we're going to flank them. that's the whole reason why we do the flank, (unintelligible). |
(Unintelligible), Sergeant. | (unintelligible), sergeant. | ||
But you did everything else pretty good, (unintelligible). | but you did everything else. pretty good | But you did everything else pretty. good | but you did everything else pretty good, (unintelligible). |
(Unintelligible), Sergeant. | (unintelligible), sergeant. | ||
So go back over to the staging area and drink water. | so go back over to the staging area and drink | So go back over, to the staging; area and drink | so go back over to the staging area and drink water. |
(Unintelligible), Sergeant. | (unintelligible), sergeant. | ||
Madison says this approach makes more sense. | madison says this, approach makes more | Madison says this approach makes more; | madison says this approach makes more sense. |
No one is going to listen to someone who barks all the time. You got to be able to teach. You got to be able to coach them. | no one is going to listen, to someone who barks all the time you; got to be able to teach you. got to be able to coach | No one is going to listen to someone who, barks. all the time You got to be able to teach You, got, to be able to coach | no one is going to listen to someone who barks all the time. you got to be able to teach. you got to be able to coach them. |
But some of Madison's recruits, like 22-year-old Derek Shaidamento(ph) of St. Louis, longed for a more aggressive drill sergeant. | but some of madison's recruits like 22-year-old derek. shaidamento(ph) of st louis longed for a more aggressive drill | But some of Madison's recruits like 22-year-old Derek Shaidamento(ph) of. St Louis longed for a; more aggressive drill | but some of madison's recruits, like 22-year-old derek shaidamento(ph) of st. louis, longed for a more aggressive drill sergeant. |
If I would have someone in my face constantly pushing me, I think I could have, you know, got even farther with it. | if i would have someone in my. face, constantly pushing me i think i could have you know got even, farther with | If I would, have someone in my face constantly pushing me I think I could have you. know got even farther with | if i would have someone in my face constantly pushing me, i think i could have, you know, got even farther with it. |
And some drill sergeants at Fort Jackson agree. They say there's too much quiet coaching. Sometimes a shock is needed to mold a soldier. Stress, they say, is a part of combat. | and some drill sergeants at fort jackson agree, they say there's too much quiet coaching sometimes a shock is needed to mold a soldier stress they say is a part of | And some drill sergeants at Fort Jackson agree They say there's too much quiet coaching, Sometimes a shock is. needed to mold a soldier Stress they say is a part of | and some drill sergeants at fort jackson agree. they say there's too much quiet coaching. sometimes a shock is needed to mold a soldier. stress, they say, is a part of combat. |
Sergeant VICTOR DOUGHERTY(ph) (U.S. Army): And if you can't handle a little bit of stress here from the drill sergeant, you sure can't handle a bunch of stress from reality. | sergeant victor, dougherty(ph) (u.s army): and if you can't handle a little bit of stress here from the drill sergeant you sure can't handle a bunch of stress from | Sergeant VICTOR DOUGHERTY(ph) (U.S Army): And if you can't handle a little, bit of stress here from, the drill sergeant you sure can't. handle a bunch of stress from | sergeant victor dougherty(ph) (u.s. army): and if you can't handle a little bit of stress here from the drill sergeant, you sure can't handle a bunch of stress from reality. |
Sergeant First Class Victor Dougherty served in Iraq, like many other drill sergeants here. And he says these recruits deploying overseas will face unlimited stress. | sergeant first class victor dougherty served in iraq, like many other drill sergeants here and he, says these recruits deploying overseas will face unlimited. | Sergeant First Class Victor Dougherty served in Iraq like many other drill sergeants. here And he says these recruits deploying overseas will face unlimited | sergeant first class victor dougherty served in iraq, like many other drill sergeants here. and he says these recruits deploying overseas will face unlimited stress. |
Because I'm quite sure if you were captured by an enemy, they're not going to say, hey, would you please pick up - somebody's going to be yelling at you. | because i'm quite sure if you were captured by an enemy they're not going to; say hey would you please pick, up - somebody's going to be yelling at | Because I'm quite sure if you were captured by. an, enemy, they're; not going. to say hey would, you please pick up - somebody's going to be yelling at | because i'm quite sure if you were captured by an enemy, they're not going to say, hey, would you please pick up - somebody's going to be yelling at you. |
Some drill sergeants say this easygoing atmosphere is leading to more discipline problems, back talk, refusing orders. Some, like Patrice Coleman(ph), an 18-year-old from Houston, are being thrown out only after several incidents. | some. drill sergeants say this easygoing atmosphere is leading to more discipline problems back talk refusing orders some like patrice coleman(ph), an 18-year-old from houston are being thrown out only after several, | Some drill sergeants say this easygoing atmosphere is leading to more discipline problems back talk refusing. orders Some like Patrice Coleman(ph), an 18-year-old; from Houston are, being thrown out only after several | some drill sergeants say this easygoing atmosphere is leading to more discipline problems, back talk, refusing orders. some, like patrice coleman(ph), an 18-year-old from houston, are being thrown out only after several incidents. |
The drill sergeant was talking to me and my - I was mad, and then my company commander came and she told me put on my hat and I didn't want to. And I threw it on the ground. So I got into trouble for that. And that was it. | the drill sergeant was. talking to me and my - i was mad and then, my company commander came and she told me put on my hat and i didn't, want. to and i threw it on the. ground. so i; got into trouble for that and that. was | The drill sergeant was talking to me and my - I was mad and then my company commander came and she told me put on my hat and I didn't want to And I threw it on the ground So, I got into trouble for that And, that, was | the drill sergeant was talking to me and my - i was mad, and then my company commander came and she told me put on my hat and i didn't want to. and i threw it on the ground. so i got into trouble for that. and that was it. |
Sergeant First Class Chuck Nye(ph) says not enough recruits like Coleman are being kicked out. He says there is pressure to keep recruits in the ranks. The Army is desperate. | sergeant first class. chuck nye(ph) says not enough recruits like coleman are being kicked out he says there is pressure, to keep recruits in the ranks the army is | Sergeant First Class Chuck Nye(ph) says not enough recruits like Coleman are being kicked out He says there is pressure to keep recruits, in the ranks The Army is | sergeant first class chuck nye(ph) says not enough recruits like coleman are being kicked out. he says there is pressure to keep recruits in the ranks. the army is desperate. |
There are some units where you're not going to kick anybody out. I know that for a fact, right here on Fort Jackson. Or if you do, it's going to be really hard. The guys way up high, you know, they're never going to hear anybody tell them that, because you know, when you get that high, a lot of times people are going t... | there are some units, where, you're not going to kick anybody out i know that for a fact right. here on fort jackson or; if you do. it's going to be really hard the guys way up high you know they're never going to. hear anybody tell them. that because you know when you; get that high a lot, of times people are. going t... | There are some units where you're not going to kick anybody out I know that for, a fact right here on Fort Jackson Or, if you do, it's, going to be really hard The guys way up high you know they're never going to hear anybody tell them that because you know when you, get that high a lot of times people are going to tel... | there are some units where you're not going to kick anybody out. i know that for a fact, right here on fort jackson. or if you do, it's going to be really hard. the guys way up high, you know, they're never going to hear anybody tell them that, because you know, when you get that high, a lot of times people are going t... |
The commander here, General Schwitters, says there's no reluctance by top leaders to kick out recruits. He says Nye's comments may stem from a perception among some drill sergeants who haven't done enough to transform a recruit into a soldier. | the commander here general schwitters says, there's no. reluctance by top leaders to kick out recruits he says nye's comments may stem from a perception among some drill. sergeants who haven't, done enough to transform a recruit into a | The commander here General Schwitters says there's no reluctance by; top leaders to kick out recruits He says Nye's comments may stem from a perception among some drill sergeants who haven't done enough to transform a recruit into a | the commander here, general schwitters, says there's no reluctance by top leaders to kick out recruits. he says nye's comments may stem from a perception among some drill sergeants who haven't done enough to transform a recruit into a soldier. |
Tom Bowman, NPR News. | tom bowman npr | Tom Bowman NPR. | tom bowman, npr news. |
Charles Freeman, known as Chas Freeman, the former U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia, withdrew his acceptance of the offer to be President Obama's chairman of the National Intelligence Council yesterday. He did so very publicly in a letter that ended up published in The Wall Street Journal, a very angry letter, after bei... | charles freeman known as chas freeman, the former u.s ambassador. to saudi arabia withdrew his acceptance of the offer to be president obama's chairman of the, national intelligence council yesterday he did so very. publicly in a letter that ended up published, in the. wall street journal a very angry letter after bein... | Charles Freeman known, as Chas Freeman the former U.S ambassador, to Saudi Arabia withdrew his acceptance of the offer, to be President Obama's chairman; of the National Intelligence Council yesterday He. did so very publicly in a letter that ended, up published in The Wall Street Journal a very angry, letter after bei... | charles freeman, known as chas freeman, the former u.s. ambassador to saudi arabia, withdrew his acceptance of the offer to be president obama's chairman of the national intelligence council yesterday. he did so very publicly in a letter that ended up published in the wall street journal, a very angry letter, after bei... |
Ambassador Freeman has been very critical of Israel. And in that letter, explaining his withdrawal, he blamed the Israel lobby. And he joins us from his office in Washington now. Welcome to the program once again. | ambassador freeman has been very; critical. of israel and in that. letter explaining his withdrawal he blamed the israel. lobby and. he joins us from his office in. washington now welcome to the program once | Ambassador Freeman, has been. very critical of Israel And in that letter explaining his withdrawal he blamed the Israel. lobby And he joins us from his office in Washington now Welcome to, the, program. once | ambassador freeman has been very critical of israel. and in that letter, explaining his withdrawal, he blamed the israel lobby. and he joins us from his office in washington now. welcome to the program once again. |
Glad to be with you. | glad. to be with | Glad to be with | glad to be with you. |
There were some senators, Joseph Lieberman, Charles Schumer of New York who evidently were against your nomination. Were you told, by the way, that your nomination would be blocked, or did the White House or the director of National Intelligence tell you that this was a lost cause, you'd better withdraw? | there were some senators, joseph lieberman charles schumer of. new york who evidently were against your nomination were you. told by the. way that your nomination. would be blocked or did the white house or the director of national intelligence tell you that this was a lost cause; you'd better | There were some senators Joseph Lieberman Charles Schumer of New. York who evidently were against your nomination Were you told by the way that your nomination would be; blocked or did the White House or the director of National Intelligence tell you that this was a lost cause you'd better | there were some senators, joseph lieberman, charles schumer of new york who evidently were against your nomination. were you told, by the way, that your nomination would be blocked, or did the white house or the director of national intelligence tell you that this was a lost cause, you'd better withdraw? |
No. I think on the contrary, I accepted the appointment quite reluctantly, but I guess I'm from the school that says if your country asks for you to serve, you have to do it. So, I accepted this position because I believed that I could make a contribution to the quality of our intelligence analysis. And that I could re... | no i think on the contrary i accepted the appointment quite reluctantly but. i guess i'm from the school; that says if your country asks for you to serve you have to do it so i accepted this position because i believed that i could make a. contribution to the quality; of our intelligence analysis and that i could resto... | No I think on the contrary I accepted the appointment quite reluctantly but I guess I'm from the school that says if your country asks for you to, serve, you have, to do it So I accepted this position because, I believed that I could make a contribution to the quality of our intelligence analysis And that I could resto... | no. i think on the contrary, i accepted the appointment quite reluctantly, but i guess i'm from the school that says if your country asks for you to serve, you have to do it. so, i accepted this position because i believed that i could make a contribution to the quality of our intelligence analysis. and that i could re... |
When it became apparent that anything that I was associated with would be subject to fairly unscrupulous attack and criticism, I decided that, in fact, it was best for the country for me to withdraw. | when it became apparent that anything, that i was associated with would be subject, to fairly unscrupulous attack and criticism i decided that in, fact it was best. for, the country; for me to | When it became apparent that anything that I was associated with would be. subject to fairly unscrupulous attack. and criticism I decided that in fact it was best for, the country for me to | when it became apparent that anything that i was associated with would be subject to fairly unscrupulous attack and criticism, i decided that, in fact, it was best for the country for me to withdraw. |
But while you say you would've been subjected to criticism yesterday, the director of National Intelligence, Dennis Blair, testified in support of you on Capitol Hill. Some retired ambassadors like Samuel Lewis and Thomas Pickering, publicly supported your pick. I guess one question is, so what if you'd be criticized b... | but while you say you would've been subjected to criticism yesterday, the director of national intelligence dennis blair. testified in support of you on capitol hill. some retired ambassadors like samuel lewis and thomas pickering publicly supported your pick i; guess one question is so what if you'd be criticized. by ... | But while you say you would've been, subjected to criticism. yesterday the director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair testified in support of you on Capitol Hill Some retired, ambassadors. like Samuel Lewis and. Thomas Pickering publicly supported your pick I guess one question is so what if you'd, be criticized by... | but while you say you would've been subjected to criticism yesterday, the director of national intelligence, dennis blair, testified in support of you on capitol hill. some retired ambassadors like samuel lewis and thomas pickering, publicly supported your pick. i guess one question is, so what if you'd be criticized b... |
Well the issue is not my being criticized. I don't mind that at all. You know, public service is not for sissies, and I knew that when I accepted this. The issue is, would the product of the intelligence community and the National Intelligence Council, in particular, be helped or hurt by my presence? It became apparent... | well the issue is not my being criticized, i don't mind that at all you know public service is not for sissies and i knew that when i accepted this the issue is would the product, of; the intelligence community and the national intelligence council in particular be helped or hurt by my presence? it, became apparent tha... | Well the issue is not my being criticized I don't mind that at all You know public service is not for sissies and I knew that when, I accepted this The issue is would the product of the intelligence. community and the National Intelligence Council in particular be helped or. hurt by my, presence? It became apparent tha... | well the issue is not my being criticized. i don't mind that at all. you know, public service is not for sissies, and i knew that when i accepted this. the issue is, would the product of the intelligence community and the national intelligence council, in particular, be helped or hurt by my presence? it became apparent... |
Well, it's certainly true that through American history the primary theme has been that we should be a model for others and let them emulate us but not to aggressively export democracy. | well it's certainly true. that through american history. the primary theme has been that we should be, a model for others. and let them emulate us but not to aggressively export | Well it's certainly true; that through, American history the primary theme has been that we should be a, model for others and let them. emulate us but not to aggressively. export | well, it's certainly true that through american history the primary theme has been that we should be a model for others and let them emulate us but not to aggressively export democracy. |
I want to read to you one of the criticisms of your nomination - this was the sort of thing that I gather you felt was unscrupulous, and I'd like to hear you answer it. Marty Peretz wrote in The New Republic, he described you as, and I quote, "A bought man having being ambassador to Saudi Arabia and then having supped ... | i want to read to you one of the criticisms of your nomination - this was the sort of thing that. i gather you felt was unscrupulous and i'd like to hear you answer it marty, peretz wrote in the new republic he described you. as and i quote "a, bought. man having being. ambassador to saudi arabia and then having supped... | I want to read to you one. of the criticisms of your nomination - this was the sort of thing that I gather you felt was unscrupulous and I'd like to hear you answer it Marty Peretz wrote in, The New Republic he described you as and I quote. "A bought man having being ambassador; to Saudi Arabia and then having supped a... | i want to read to you one of the criticisms of your nomination - this was the sort of thing that i gather you felt was unscrupulous, and i'd like to hear you answer it. marty peretz wrote in the new republic, he described you as, and i quote, "a bought man having being ambassador to saudi arabia and then having supped ... |
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