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Gee, it's hard to pick one that stands above all. Our mission is to fight racial discrimination and sadly, that's still a pressing problem in the United States. So we'll be talking about the many different ways one can go about fighting this ancient problem.
gee it's hard to pick, one, that stands above all our mission is to fight racial discrimination and sadly. that's still a, pressing problem in the united, states so we'll. be talking about the many different ways one can go about fighting this ancient
Gee it's hard to pick one that stands above, all Our mission is to fight, racial. discrimination and sadly that's still a pressing problem. in the United States So we'll be talking about the many different ways one can go, about fighting this ancient
gee, it's hard to pick one that stands above all. our mission is to fight racial discrimination and sadly, that's still a pressing problem in the united states. so we'll be talking about the many different ways one can go about fighting this ancient problem.
How did you feel personally when you heard the Supreme Court's desegregation ruling, which a lot of people are saying is rolling back the clock on issues that the NAACP and other organizations championed?
how did you. feel personally when you heard the supreme court's desegregation ruling which. a, lot of, people are saying is rolling. back the clock on issues that. the; naacp and. other organizations
How did you feel personally when you heard the Supreme Court's desegregation ruling which a lot of people are saying is rolling back the clock on issues that the NAACP and other organizations
how did you feel personally when you heard the supreme court's desegregation ruling, which a lot of people are saying is rolling back the clock on issues that the naacp and other organizations championed?
Well, it's absolutely rolling back the clock. You know, they took the position that race can't be used under any circumstances in trying to eliminate racial discrimination. And, of course, you cannot eliminate racial discrimination without using race. So this was a severe setback. And one can only hope that school dist...
well it's absolutely rolling back the clock you know they took the position that race can't be used; under any circumstances in trying, to eliminate racial; discrimination and of course you cannot eliminate racial discrimination without using race so this was a severe setback and one can; only, hope that school distric...
Well it's absolutely rolling back the clock. You know they took the position that race can't be used under, any circumstances in trying to eliminate racial discrimination And of course you cannot eliminate racial discrimination without using race, So this was a severe setback And one can only hope that school, district...
well, it's absolutely rolling back the clock. you know, they took the position that race can't be used under any circumstances in trying to eliminate racial discrimination. and, of course, you cannot eliminate racial discrimination without using race. so this was a severe setback. and one can only hope that school dist...
Let me turn to black folks in the war. You have a situation where African-Americans have consistently been less pleased with the president's handling of the war, with the overall status of the war. And now you have a situation where the military is essentially hemorrhaging black military members. You have a 40 percent ...
let me turn to black folks in the war you have a situation where african-americans have consistently been less pleased with the president's handling of the war, with the overall status of the war and now you have a situation where the military is essentially hemorrhaging black military members you have a 40 percent dec...
Let me, turn to black folks in the war You; have a situation where African-Americans have consistently been less pleased with the president's handling. of the war with the overall status of the war And. now you, have a situation where the military. is essentially hemorrhaging black military; members You have a. 40 perc...
let me turn to black folks in the war. you have a situation where african-americans have consistently been less pleased with the president's handling of the war, with the overall status of the war. and now you have a situation where the military is essentially hemorrhaging black military members. you have a 40 percent ...
Well, we're proud to say that we oppose the war before it started. We were on the right side of history from the very first. The news about the lessening numbers of blacks in the service, leaving a part the issue of the war, is bad news because the American military has generally been a place where upward mobility is o...
well, we're proud to say that we oppose the war before it started we were on the, right side of history from; the very first the news about the lessening numbers of blacks in the service leaving a part the issue of the war is bad news because the american, military has. generally been a place where upward mobility is o...
Well, we're proud to say that we oppose the war before it started We, were on the right side of history from the very, first The news about. the lessening. numbers of blacks in the service leaving a part the issue of the war is bad. news because the American, military has generally been a. place where, upward mobility ...
well, we're proud to say that we oppose the war before it started. we were on the right side of history from the very first. the news about the lessening numbers of blacks in the service, leaving a part the issue of the war, is bad news because the american military has generally been a place where upward mobility is o...
It is a relatively fair segment of our society. It's a place where people who aren't sure about what their role in life may be, find a place where they can exercise their talents. So it's bad news that the numbers are going down. But I guess it's a reflection of the great unpopularity of the war.
it is a relatively fair segment of our society it's a place where people, who aren't sure. about what their role in life may be find a place where they can exercise their talents so it's bad news that the numbers are going down but i guess it's a reflection of the great. unpopularity, of the
It is, a. relatively fair segment of our; society It's a place where people who aren't, sure about what their, role, in life may be find a place; where they; can exercise their; talents, So it's bad news that the numbers are going down But I guess it's, a reflection of the great, unpopularity of the
it is a relatively fair segment of our society. it's a place where people who aren't sure about what their role in life may be, find a place where they can exercise their talents. so it's bad news that the numbers are going down. but i guess it's a reflection of the great unpopularity of the war.
So let's turn a little bit to the federal government. Last year, the president spoke at the convention, but it took five years to get him to play ball. Have you met with President Bush since?
so let's. turn a little bit to the federal government last year the president spoke at the convention but it took five years to get him to play ball have you met. with president bush
So let's turn a little bit to the federal government Last year the president spoke at the convention but it took five years to get him to play, ball Have you met. with President Bush
so let's turn a little bit to the federal government. last year, the president spoke at the convention, but it took five years to get him to play ball. have you met with president bush since?
I've not personally met with him, but members of our organization have met with him. My vice-chair, Roslyn Brock, was in the White House about three or four weeks ago and had a quick conversation with the president. So relations are better than they used to be. The bad news is that we asked all of the presidential cand...
i've not personally met with him but members of our organization have met with; him my vice-chair roslyn brock was. in the white house about three or four weeks ago and had a quick conversation with the president so relations. are better than they used to be the bad news is that we asked all of the presidential candida...
I've not personally met with him, but members of our organization have met with him My vice-chair Roslyn Brock was in the White House about three or four weeks ago and had a quick conversation with, the president So relations are better than they used to be The bad news is that we asked all of the presidential candidat...
i've not personally met with him, but members of our organization have met with him. my vice-chair, roslyn brock, was in the white house about three or four weeks ago and had a quick conversation with the president. so relations are better than they used to be. the bad news is that we asked all of the presidential cand...
Do the Republicans then think that it's a lost cause because of the overwhelming numbers of support for the Democratic Party among black voters?
do the republicans then think that it's a lost cause because of the overwhelming numbers of support for. the. democratic party among black
Do the Republicans then think that it's a lost cause because of the overwhelming numbers of support for the Democratic Party among black.
do the republicans then think that it's a lost cause because of the overwhelming numbers of support for the democratic party among black voters?
Well, if they do, it goes against what they've been saying all along. They keep saying they want to reach out to racial minorities who haven't been friendly to the Republican Party. President Bush himself told us when he spoke to us that black Americans don't trust the Republican Party. Well, if that's true, one way to...
well if they do it goes against what, they've been saying all along they keep saying they want to reach out to racial minorities who haven't been friendly. to the republican. party president bush himself told us when he spoke to us that black americans don't trust the. republican party well if that's true one way to ov...
Well if they do it goes against what they've been saying all along They keep saying they want to reach out to racial minorities who haven't been friendly to the Republican Party, President Bush. himself told, us when he spoke to us that black Americans don't trust the Republican Party Well if that's true one way to ove...
well, if they do, it goes against what they've been saying all along. they keep saying they want to reach out to racial minorities who haven't been friendly to the republican party. president bush himself told us when he spoke to us that black americans don't trust the republican party. well, if that's true, one way to...
One person who is stepping up to have his say is Michael Chertoff, secretary of the Department of Homeland Security. There's been these issues of domestic surveillance, just had a court case thrown out against the president. Why did you select Mr. Chertoff? What is it important for him to say to your audience?
one person, who; is stepping up to; have his say is michael chertoff secretary of the department of homeland security there's been these issues of domestic surveillance just had a, court case thrown out against the president, why did you select mr chertoff? what is it important for him to say to your
One person who is stepping up to have his say. is Michael Chertoff secretary of the Department, of Homeland Security There's been these. issues of. domestic surveillance just had a court, case. thrown out, against the president Why did you select Mr Chertoff? What is it important for him to say to your
one person who is stepping up to have his say is michael chertoff, secretary of the department of homeland security. there's been these issues of domestic surveillance, just had a court case thrown out against the president. why did you select mr. chertoff? what is it important for him to say to your audience?
Well, he's speaking at our military dinner. We annually have a military dinner. Generally, we have a military figure speak to it. Now you can't say that Secretary Chertoff is a military person, but he heads a quasi-military agency, one that is supposed to be watching our security and making sure that what happened on 9...
well he's speaking at our military dinner we annually have a military dinner generally we have a military figure speak to it now you can't say that secretary chertoff is a military. person. but he heads a quasi-military agency one that is supposed. to be watching our security and making sure that. what happened on 9/11...
Well he's speaking at our military dinner We annually have a military dinner Generally we, have a military figure speak to it Now you can't say that Secretary Chertoff is a military. person but he heads a quasi-military agency one that is, supposed. to. be watching our security and making sure that what; happened on. 9...
well, he's speaking at our military dinner. we annually have a military dinner. generally, we have a military figure speak to it. now you can't say that secretary chertoff is a military person, but he heads a quasi-military agency, one that is supposed to be watching our security and making sure that what happened on 9...
I want to turn now to the NAACP itself. Your group's last president and CEO, Bruce Gordon, resigned in March fairly suddenly. You've trimmed your staff, sautered(ph) your regional offices.
i want to turn now to the naacp itself your group's last president and ceo bruce gordon resigned in march fairly suddenly you've trimmed your staff sautered(ph) your regional
I want to turn, now to the NAACP itself Your group's last president. and CEO Bruce. Gordon resigned in March fairly suddenly You've trimmed your staff sautered(ph) your regional
i want to turn now to the naacp itself. your group's last president and ceo, bruce gordon, resigned in march fairly suddenly. you've trimmed your staff, sautered(ph) your regional offices.
And last month, NPR's Tony Cox spoke with NAACP Interim President and CEO Dennis Hayes. He was responding to a question about the role Bruce Gordon's sudden departure may have had on the group's financial condition.
and last month npr's tony cox spoke with; naacp interim president and ceo dennis hayes he was; responding to. a question about the role bruce gordon's sudden departure may have had on the group's financial.
And last month NPR's. Tony Cox spoke with NAACP Interim President and CEO, Dennis Hayes He, was responding to a question about the role Bruce Gordon's sudden departure may have had on the group's, financial
and last month, npr's tony cox spoke with naacp interim president and ceo dennis hayes. he was responding to a question about the role bruce gordon's sudden departure may have had on the group's financial condition.
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Just to be clear, none of these lawmakers who Trump is talking about are saying that they want to leave this country or that they do not love this country. In fact, they're saying the opposite. They have opposed Trump on many of his policies. But Trump, as a private citizen, opposed former President Obama and his admin...
just to be clear none, of these lawmakers who trump is talking about are saying that they want to leave this country or that they do not, love this country in fact they're saying the, opposite they have opposed trump on many. of his policies but; trump as a private citizen opposed former president obama and. his admini...
Just to be clear none of these lawmakers who Trump is talking about are saying that they want to leave this country or that they, do not love this country In fact they're saying, the opposite They have opposed Trump on many of his policies But Trump as a private citizen opposed former President Obama, and his administr...
just to be clear, none of these lawmakers who trump is talking about are saying that they want to leave this country or that they do not love this country. in fact, they're saying the opposite. they have opposed trump on many of his policies. but trump, as a private citizen, opposed former president obama and his admin...
Right. He is criticizing people for doings things that he himself has done. I mean, it feels important, Ayesha, to set all of this current controversy in a broader context, which is that Trump's language on race has been racist before. From the day he announced his campaign four years ago, there's a pattern. There's a ...
right he is criticizing people for doings things that he himself has done i mean it feels; important ayesha. to set all of this current controversy, in a broader context which is that, trump's language on race has been racist before from the day he announced his campaign four, years ago there's a pattern there's. a
Right He is criticizing people for doings, things. that he himself has done I mean it feels important Ayesha to set all of this current controversy in a broader context which is that Trump's language on race has been racist before, From the day he announced his campaign four years ago there's a pattern There's a
right. he is criticizing people for doings things that he himself has done. i mean, it feels important, ayesha, to set all of this current controversy in a broader context, which is that trump's language on race has been racist before. from the day he announced his campaign four years ago, there's a pattern. there's a ...
It's a part of a long pattern. When he announced that he was running for president, he talked about some Mexicans, calling them rapists. He said, even before he became president, during the campaign, he talked about a Mexican judge and said he couldn't fairly decide his case. And, of course, he made a name for himself ...
it's a part of a long pattern when he announced that he was running for president he talked about some mexicans calling them, rapists he, said even before he became president during the campaign he talked about a mexican judge and said he couldn't fairly, decide his case and of course he made a name for himself before ...
It's a part of a long pattern When he announced that he was. running, for president he talked about, some Mexicans calling them rapists He said even before. he became president during the campaign he talked about a Mexican judge and said he couldn't fairly decide his case And of course he made a name for himself before...
it's a part of a long pattern. when he announced that he was running for president, he talked about some mexicans, calling them rapists. he said, even before he became president, during the campaign, he talked about a mexican judge and said he couldn't fairly decide his case. and, of course, he made a name for himself ...
So we heard from these four lawmakers earlier today. They held an afternoon press conference on Capitol Hill. Here's a little bit of what Congresswoman Ilhan Omar had to say.
so we heard from these four lawmakers earlier today they held an afternoon press conference on, capitol hill here's a little bit of what congresswoman ilhan omar had to
So we heard from these four lawmakers earlier today They, held an afternoon press conference on Capitol Hill; Here's a little bit of what Congresswoman Ilhan Omar had to
so we heard from these four lawmakers earlier today. they held an afternoon press conference on capitol hill. here's a little bit of what congresswoman ilhan omar had to say.
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Every single statement that we make is from a place of extreme love for every single person in this country. It is part of the mandate of why we ran for office and why we got elected.
every single statement that we make is from a place of extreme love, for every. single person in this country. it is part of, the mandate. of. why we ran for office and why, we got
Every single statement that we make is from a place of extreme love for every single person in this country It is part of the mandate of why we ran for office and why we. got
every single statement that we make is from a place of extreme love for every single person in this country. it is part of the mandate of why we ran for office and why we got elected.
And as I mentioned, Ayesha, Democrats have been very quick to condemn the president's comments here. What about Republicans?
and as i mentioned ayesha democrats have. been very quick to condemn the president's comments here what about
And as I mentioned Ayesha Democrats have been very quick, to condemn the president's comments here What about;
and as i mentioned, ayesha, democrats have been very quick to condemn the president's comments here. what about republicans?
So Republicans were mostly quiet yesterday, but you do have a number of Republicans at this point speaking up. You had Republican Lindsey Graham, who said the president should aim higher. I guess aim higher with his critiques. But he then also called these Democrats communists, so that was Lindsey Graham. And then you ...
so republicans were mostly quiet yesterday but you do have a number of republicans at this point, speaking up you had republican lindsey graham who said the president should aim higher i guess aim higher with his critiques but he then also. called these democrats communists so that was lindsey graham, and then. you had...
So Republicans were mostly quiet yesterday but you do have a number of Republicans at this point speaking up You. had Republican Lindsey Graham who said the president. should aim higher I guess aim higher with his critiques But he then also called these Democrats communists so, that was Lindsey Graham And. then you had...
so republicans were mostly quiet yesterday, but you do have a number of republicans at this point speaking up. you had republican lindsey graham, who said the president should aim higher. i guess aim higher with his critiques. but he then also called these democrats communists, so that was lindsey graham. and then you ...
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A chorus of concern about the resignation of former General Jim Mattis as secretary of defense this week. Mr. Mattis personally handed a letter of resignation to the president, which courteously but unmistakably accused the president of not treating traditional U.S. allies well and disregarding the threat of China, Rus...
a chorus of concern about the resignation of former general jim mattis as; secretary of defense this week mr mattis personally handed a letter of, resignation. to the president which courteously but unmistakably accused the president of not, treating traditional. u.s allies well and disregarding the threat of china rus...
A chorus of concern about the resignation of former General Jim Mattis as secretary of defense this week Mr Mattis personally handed, a letter of resignation to the president which courteously but. unmistakably accused, the president of not treating traditional U.S allies well and disregarding the threat of China Russi...
a chorus of concern about the resignation of former general jim mattis as secretary of defense this week. mr. mattis personally handed a letter of resignation to the president, which courteously but unmistakably accused the president of not treating traditional u.s. allies well and disregarding the threat of china, rus...
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You knew Secretary Mattis, of course. What do you think went into his decision to leave now?
you knew secretary mattis of course what do you think went into his decision to leave
You knew, Secretary Mattis of course What do you think went into his decision to leave
you knew secretary mattis, of course. what do you think went into his decision to leave now?
Well, I think Secretary Mattis spoke very forcefully for himself that the president has a view of the world that is making America less safe and likely less prosperous by denigrating our friends and allies and encouraging challenges by our adversaries and rising powers. And I thought there were two really important poi...
well i, think secretary mattis spoke very forcefully for himself that the president. has a view of the world that, is making america less safe and likely less prosperous by denigrating our friends and allies and encouraging challenges by our adversaries and rising powers and i thought there were two really important po...
Well I think Secretary Mattis, spoke very forcefully for himself that the president has a view of. the world that is making America less safe and likely less prosperous by denigrating our friends, and allies and encouraging challenges by our adversaries and rising, powers And I thought, there were two really important ...
well, i think secretary mattis spoke very forcefully for himself that the president has a view of the world that is making america less safe and likely less prosperous by denigrating our friends and allies and encouraging challenges by our adversaries and rising powers. and i thought there were two really important poi...
I noted that line, too, you have the right to have a secretary of defense whose views are better aligned with yours. But, practically, speaking as someone who's been in government, do you worry that President Trump is only going to hear his own viewpoint echoed over and over again and not independent thinking in areas ...
i noted that line too you have the right to have a secretary. of defense whose views are better aligned with. yours but practically speaking as someone who's been in government do you worry that president. trump is only going to hear his own, viewpoint echoed over and over again and not independent thinking, in. areas ...
I noted that line, too you, have the right to have a secretary of defense whose views are better aligned with yours But practically speaking, as someone who's been in government do you. worry that President Trump is only going to hear his own viewpoint echoed over and over again and not independent thinking in areas. l...
i noted that line, too, you have the right to have a secretary of defense whose views are better aligned with yours. but, practically, speaking as someone who's been in government, do you worry that president trump is only going to hear his own viewpoint echoed over and over again and not independent thinking in areas ...
(Laughter) That's an understatement, Scott. Yes, I do think the decisions the president's made in the last year, the personnel decisions in particular, have been determined to push away people who have views different than his own and to reinforce his own preferences. He's got a right to that. Congress also has a reall...
(laughter) that's an. understatement scott yes i do think the decisions the president's made in the last year the personnel decisions in particular have been determined to push away people, who have views different than his own and to reinforce his own preferences he's got a right to that congress also has a really imp...
(Laughter) That's an understatement Scott Yes I, do think the decisions the president's, made in the last year the personnel decisions in particular have been determined. to push, away people who have, views, different than his own and to reinforce, his, own preferences He's got a right to that, Congress. also has. a r...
(laughter) that's an understatement, scott. yes, i do think the decisions the president's made in the last year, the personnel decisions in particular, have been determined to push away people who have views different than his own and to reinforce his own preferences. he's got a right to that. congress also has a reall...
It was pretty openly reported over these past couple of years that Secretary Mattis, General Kelly and Secretary of State Tillerson had a kind of working agreement not to leave President Trump on his own with major decisions. Was this always a little unworkable and even patronizing? I mean, Donald Trump was elected pre...
it was pretty openly, reported over these past couple of years that secretary mattis general kelly and secretary of state tillerson had a kind of. working agreement not to leave president trump on his own with major decisions was this always a little unworkable and even patronizing? i mean donald trump was elected; pre...
It was pretty openly reported over these past couple of years that Secretary Mattis General Kelly and Secretary of State Tillerson had. a kind of. working agreement not to leave President Trump on his own with major decisions Was this always a little unworkable and even patronizing? I mean Donald Trump was elected pres...
it was pretty openly reported over these past couple of years that secretary mattis, general kelly and secretary of state tillerson had a kind of working agreement not to leave president trump on his own with major decisions. was this always a little unworkable and even patronizing? i mean, donald trump was elected pre...
I would be astonished if that rumor were true because that would be an act of real unprofessionalism on all three of their parts. And I think all three of them are more professional than to have engaged in that. Moreover, as the history of it played out, it wasn't true, right (laughter)? So...
i would be astonished, if that rumor were true because that would be an act of real unprofessionalism on all; three of their parts and i think all, three of them are more professional than to have engaged in that moreover as the history of it played out it wasn't true right
I would be astonished if that rumor were; true, because that would, be an act of real unprofessionalism on all three of their parts And I think all three of them are more professional, than. to have engaged in that Moreover as the; history of it played out it wasn't true right
i would be astonished if that rumor were true because that would be an act of real unprofessionalism on all three of their parts. and i think all three of them are more professional than to have engaged in that. moreover, as the history of it played out, it wasn't true, right (laughter)? so...
Another major story that might have been overlooked in a busy week - North Korea said this week it won't denuclearize until U.S. withdraws forces from South Korea and Japan. Do you have...
another major story that might have; been overlooked in a busy week - north korea said this week it won't denuclearize until u.s withdraws forces. from south korea and japan do you
Another major story that might have been overlooked in a busy week - North Korea said this week it won't denuclearize until, U.S. withdraws forces from; South Korea and Japan Do; you
another major story that might have been overlooked in a busy week - north korea said this week it won't denuclearize until u.s. withdraws forces from south korea and japan. do you have...
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I'm sorry. I was just going to say that has been North Korea's position forever. Their view of denuclearization is that they give up their nuclear weapons when the United States gives up its nuclear weapons. We haven't had nuclear weapons stationed in South Korea since 1992. That's not what the North Koreans are talkin...
i'm sorry i, was just going to say. that, has been north korea's position forever their view of denuclearization is that. they give. up their nuclear weapons when the united states gives up its nuclear weapons we haven't had nuclear, weapons stationed in south korea since. 1992. that's not what the north koreans are ta...
I'm sorry, I was just going to say that has been North Korea's position forever Their view of denuclearization is that they give up their nuclear weapons when the United States. gives up its nuclear, weapons We haven't had nuclear weapons stationed in South Korea since 1992. That's not what the North Koreans are talkin...
i'm sorry. i was just going to say that has been north korea's position forever. their view of denuclearization is that they give up their nuclear weapons when the united states gives up its nuclear weapons. we haven't had nuclear weapons stationed in south korea since 1992. that's not what the north koreans are talkin...
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So he heard them but didn't understand
so he heard them but didn't understand them.
In the 1950s and 1960s, after World War II, there was no national law about daylight saving time. So any city or town could decide to have daylight saving time, and also could decide on its own when to start it and when to end it. So as daylight saving time became popular, you had the situation where one town wouldn't ...
in the. 1950s and 1960s after world war ii there. was; no, national; law about daylight saving. time so any, city or town could decide to have daylight saving time and also could. decide on its own when to start it and, when to end, it, so as daylight saving time became popular you had the situation, where one town wou...
In the 1950s, and 1960s after World War II there was no national law about daylight saving time So any city or town could decide to have daylight saving time and also could decide on its own when to start. it, and when to end it So as daylight saving time became popular you had the situation where one town wouldn't hav...
in the 1950s and 1960s, after world war ii, there was no national law about daylight saving time. so any city or town could decide to have daylight saving time, and also could decide on its own when to start it and when to end it. so as daylight saving time became popular, you had the situation where one town wouldn't ...
And the bus ride was only 35 miles but because of some towns along the way had daylight saving time and some didn't, if you wanted to keep your watch correct during that 35-mile ride, would have to change the watch seven times.
and the bus ride was only 35 miles but because, of some towns along the. way had daylight saving time and some. didn't if you wanted to keep your watch correct during that 35-mile ride would have to change; the, watch. seven
And; the bus ride was only 35 miles but because of; some towns, along the way had daylight saving time and some didn't if you wanted to keep your watch correct during that 35-mile. ride would have to. change the watch seven
and the bus ride was only 35 miles but because of some towns along the way had daylight saving time and some didn't, if you wanted to keep your watch correct during that 35-mile ride, would have to change the watch seven times.
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It was a very chaotic period in the '50s and '60s because of that.
it was a very chaotic period in the '50s, and '60s because of
It was a, very chaotic period in the '50s and '60s because of
it was a very chaotic period in the '50s and '60s because of that.
Well, things are a little more straightforward now.
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well, things are a little more straightforward now.
Yes. Now it has to be statewide under the law. So if some states don't have it - as you know, Hawaii and Arizona, but all the rest do - but it has to be statewide.
yes now it has to be statewide under the law so if some states don't have it - as you know hawaii and arizona but all the rest do. - but it, has, to be
Yes Now it has to be statewide, under, the law So if some states, don't have it - as you know Hawaii and Arizona but all the rest do - but. it has to be
yes. now it has to be statewide under the law. so if some states don't have it - as you know, hawaii and arizona, but all the rest do - but it has to be statewide.
David Prerau is author of the book "Seize the Daylight: The Curious and Contentious Story of Daylight Saving Time." Mr. Prerau, thanks very much.
david prerau, is author of the book "seize the daylight: the curious and, contentious story of daylight saving time" mr prerau thanks very
David Prerau is author of the book "Seize the Daylight: The Curious and Contentious Story of Daylight Saving Time" Mr Prerau thanks very.
david prerau is author of the book "seize the daylight: the curious and contentious story of daylight saving time." mr. prerau, thanks very much.
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Now, how you get any news at all out of Zimbabwe tells you something about the country, too, so we've kept Jason on the line to talk about that.
now how; you get any. news at all out of zimbabwe tells you something about the country; too so we've kept jason on the line to talk about
Now how you get. any, news at all out, of Zimbabwe tells you something about the country too so we've. kept Jason on the line to talk about
now, how you get any news at all out of zimbabwe tells you something about the country, too, so we've kept jason on the line to talk about that.
Jason, I just want to ask about one thing. I noticed that some of the tape in that report was a little bit scratchy and over-modulated. I understand there's a story behind that?
jason i just want to ask about one thing i noticed that some of the tape in that report was a little bit scratchy; and over-modulated i, understand there's a story. behind
Jason I just want to ask about one thing I noticed that some of the tape in that report was a little bit scratchy and over-modulated I understand, there's, a story behind.
jason, i just want to ask about one thing. i noticed that some of the tape in that report was a little bit scratchy and over-modulated. i understand there's a story behind that?
Yeah. Zimbabwe is an incredibly difficult place to report at the moment. You can't report openly. Foreign journalists can't get visas to get in. If you do go in, you'd have to go through a very lengthy media accreditation process, which would probably end up with you not being accredited. So the only way to get in is t...
yeah zimbabwe is an incredibly difficult place to report at the moment, you can't report openly foreign journalists, can't get visas to get in if you do go in you'd have to go through a very. lengthy media accreditation process which would probably, end up with you not being accredited so the only way to get in is to s...
Yeah, Zimbabwe is an incredibly difficult place to report at the moment, You can't report openly Foreign journalists can't get visas to get in If you do go in, you'd have to go through a, very lengthy media accreditation process which would probably end up with you not being accredited So the only way to get in is to s...
yeah. zimbabwe is an incredibly difficult place to report at the moment. you can't report openly. foreign journalists can't get visas to get in. if you do go in, you'd have to go through a very lengthy media accreditation process, which would probably end up with you not being accredited. so the only way to get in is t...
So I went with a small, consumer-grade Walkman, Sony Walkman, and some of that I was recording actually off the ear buds of headphones that you plug into a microphone input, and you could pick up the sound that way. The one interview that really sounded the worst, I was actually using a sort of like a telephone headset...
so i went with a small consumer-grade walkman sony walkman and some of that i was recording actually off the ear buds of headphones that you plug into a microphone input and you could pick up the sound that way the one interview that really sounded, the worst i was actually using a sort of like a, telephone headset tha...
So I went with a small, consumer-grade Walkman Sony Walkman and some of that I was recording, actually off the ear buds of, headphones. that you plug into a microphone input and you could pick up, the sound that way. The one interview that really sounded, the worst I was, actually using a sort of like a telephone heads...
so i went with a small, consumer-grade walkman, sony walkman, and some of that i was recording actually off the ear buds of headphones that you plug into a microphone input, and you could pick up the sound that way. the one interview that really sounded the worst, i was actually using a sort of like a telephone headset...
And what about Zimbabwean reporters? What kind of obstacles do they face?
and what about zimbabwean reporters? what kind of obstacles do they
And what about Zimbabwean reporters? What kind of obstacles do they
and what about zimbabwean reporters? what kind of obstacles do they face?
Well, in terms of the private media, they face huge obstacles. The only daily newspaper in the country was bombed several times and then eventually shut down by the government in 2003. There are some foreign journalists that are working there; they are regularly harassed.
well. in terms of the private media they face huge obstacles the only daily newspaper in the country was bombed several times and then eventually shut down by the government in 2003. there are. some foreign. journalists that are, working there they are. regularly
Well in terms of the; private media they face huge obstacles. The only daily newspaper in. the country was bombed, several. times and then eventually, shut down by the government in 2003. There are some foreign journalists that are working, there they are regularly
well, in terms of the private media, they face huge obstacles. the only daily newspaper in the country was bombed several times and then eventually shut down by the government in 2003. there are some foreign journalists that are working there; they are regularly harassed.
Andrew Meldrum, who worked for the Guardian newspaper for 20 years, he was physically thrown out of the country in 2003. And even the people who are there and are accredited, they feel like they're constantly afraid of upsetting someone who's going to upset the government and the ramifications could come back to them p...
andrew meldrum who worked for the guardian newspaper for 20 years he was. physically thrown, out of the country in 2003. and, even the people who are, there and are accredited they feel like they're constantly afraid, of upsetting someone who's going to upset the government and the ramifications could come back to them...
Andrew Meldrum who worked, for the Guardian newspaper for 20 years he was physically, thrown out of the country in 2003. And even the people who are there and are accredited they feel like they're constantly afraid of upsetting someone who's going to, upset, the government and, the ramifications could come back to them...
andrew meldrum, who worked for the guardian newspaper for 20 years, he was physically thrown out of the country in 2003. and even the people who are there and are accredited, they feel like they're constantly afraid of upsetting someone who's going to upset the government and the ramifications could come back to them p...
Did you feel that you got an accurate picture of what was going on in Zimbabwe, despite the obstacles thrown in your way?
did you feel that you got an accurate picture of what was going on in, zimbabwe despite. the obstacles thrown. in your
Did you feel that you got an. accurate picture of. what was going on in Zimbabwe despite the obstacles thrown in your
did you feel that you got an accurate picture of what was going on in zimbabwe, despite the obstacles thrown in your way?
I felt like I was able to see what's going on. I mean, this is a country with huge problems at the moment. Inflation is about 1,000 percent, people's spending power is disappearing by the day. Last year, 700,000 people had their homes and businesses destroyed by the government. So I was able to meet with some of those ...
i felt like i was able to see what's going on. i mean this is a. country with huge problems at the moment inflation is about; 1,000 percent people's spending power is disappearing by the day last year 700,000 people had; their homes and businesses destroyed by, the government so i was able to meet with some, of those p...
I, felt like I was able to see what's going on I mean this is a country with huge problems at the moment, Inflation is about 1,000 percent people's spending power is disappearing by the day Last year 700,000 people had their homes and; businesses destroyed by the government, So I was able to meet. with some of those pe...
i felt like i was able to see what's going on. i mean, this is a country with huge problems at the moment. inflation is about 1,000 percent, people's spending power is disappearing by the day. last year, 700,000 people had their homes and businesses destroyed by the government. so i was able to meet with some of those ...
So it was very difficult to work there, but I did feel like I was able to get a sense of what's going on in this deeply, deeply troubled country.
so it was very difficult to work. there but i. did feel like i was able to get a sense of what's going on in this deeply deeply troubled
So it, was very difficult to work there. but; I did feel like I was able to get a sense of what's, going on in this deeply. deeply troubled;
so it was very difficult to work there, but i did feel like i was able to get a sense of what's going on in this deeply, deeply troubled country.
And, in just a few seconds, why is it that some people you spoke with think that there could be an uprising, given that there has not been a successful uprising for more than a quarter century now?
and in just, a few seconds why is it that some people you spoke, with think that there could be. an uprising. given, that there has not been a. successful uprising for more than a quarter century
And in just a, few seconds. why is it that some people you spoke with think that there, could be an uprising given that there has not been a successful uprising. for more than a. quarter century
and, in just a few seconds, why is it that some people you spoke with think that there could be an uprising, given that there has not been a successful uprising for more than a quarter century now?
People are saying that things have gotten so bad in Zimbabwe, that people have been pushed so far, and that, at the moment, they're not even able to feed their own families, that this is going to turn people against the government and cause a popular uprising.
people are. saying that. things have gotten so bad in zimbabwe that people have been pushed so far and that at. the moment they're not even able to feed their own families that this is going to turn people against the government and cause a popular
People are saying that things have gotten so bad in Zimbabwe that, people have been pushed so far and that at the moment they're not, even able to feed their; own families that this is going to turn people against the government and cause a popular
people are saying that things have gotten so bad in zimbabwe, that people have been pushed so far, and that, at the moment, they're not even able to feed their own families, that this is going to turn people against the government and cause a popular uprising.
Okay, Jason. Thanks very much for your work. Appreciate it.
okay jason thanks very much for your work appreciate
Okay Jason, Thanks; very much for your work Appreciate
okay, jason. thanks very much for your work. appreciate it.
That's NPR's Jason Beaubien, who's just completed a difficult reporting trip to the African nation of Zimbabwe. Jason has an audio slide show on the uprooting of Zimbabwe's shantytowns, and that's from last year. You can find it at npr.org.
that's npr's jason beaubien who's just completed a difficult reporting trip to the african nation of zimbabwe jason has an audio; slide show on the uprooting of zimbabwe's shantytowns, and that's from last year you can find it at
That's NPR's Jason Beaubien who's just completed a difficult reporting trip to. the African, nation of Zimbabwe Jason has an audio slide show on the uprooting of Zimbabwe's shantytowns and that's from last year You can, find it at
that's npr's jason beaubien, who's just completed a difficult reporting trip to the african nation of zimbabwe. jason has an audio slide show on the uprooting of zimbabwe's shantytowns, and that's from last year. you can find it at npr.org.
On Wednesdays, we focus on the workplace. Today, illegal workers.
on wednesdays we focus on the workplace today, illegal
On. Wednesdays we focus. on the workplace Today illegal
on wednesdays, we focus on the workplace. today, illegal workers.
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Congress has been grappling with highly charged immigration legislation. The issue has sparked demonstrations across the country, and as NPR's Kathleen Schalch reports, it's also got business groups up in arms.
congress has been grappling with highly charged immigration, legislation the issue has sparked demonstrations across the country and as. npr's kathleen schalch reports it's also got business groups up in
Congress has been grappling with highly charged immigration. legislation The issue, has sparked. demonstrations, across the country. and as NPR's Kathleen Schalch reports it's also got business groups, up, in
congress has been grappling with highly charged immigration legislation. the issue has sparked demonstrations across the country, and as npr's kathleen schalch reports, it's also got business groups up in arms.
Back in December, the business-friendly Republican-controlled House of Representatives did something unusual: it passed a bill, an immigration bill, that business groups really did not like.
back in december. the; business-friendly republican-controlled house of representatives did something unusual: it passed a bill an immigration bill that. business groups really did not
Back, in. December the business-friendly Republican-controlled House of Representatives did something unusual: it passed a bill an, immigration, bill that business groups really. did not.
back in december, the business-friendly republican-controlled house of representatives did something unusual: it passed a bill, an immigration bill, that business groups really did not like.
We were, yeah, we were shocked by it.
we were yeah we were shocked. by
We were yeah we. were shocked by
we were, yeah, we were shocked by it.
Now, Randy Johnson, Vice President of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, is on Capital Hill to try to stop the House bill from becoming law. He's cooperating with immigration rights groups, even unions.
now randy johnson vice president, of the u.s, chamber of commerce is on capital hill to try to stop the house bill. from becoming. law he's cooperating with immigration rights groups even
Now Randy Johnson Vice President, of the U.S Chamber of Commerce is on Capital Hill to try to stop the House bill from becoming law He's cooperating with immigration rights groups even,
now, randy johnson, vice president of the u.s. chamber of commerce, is on capital hill to try to stop the house bill from becoming law. he's cooperating with immigration rights groups, even unions.
Well, I've been doing this about, almost twenty years, and it's probably a first for me.
well i've. been doing this about almost twenty years and it's probably a first for
Well I've been doing this about almost twenty years and it's probably. a first for
well, i've been doing this about, almost twenty years, and it's probably a first for me.
And I'm going to keep asking you to take it back to your specific operation. I do that in every class, but I think it's particularly unique for you because you're doing things differently here in the wild west.
and i'm going to keep asking. you to. take it back to your specific operation i do that in every class but i think it's particularly unique for you because you're doing things differently here in the wild
And I'm going to keep asking you to take it back to, your specific operation, I do that in every. class but I think it's, particularly unique for you because you're doing things differently here in the wild
and i'm going to keep asking you to take it back to your specific operation. i do that in every class, but i think it's particularly unique for you because you're doing things differently here in the wild west.
Not that wild - at least from a regulatory standpoint. Trainings like McNamara's are now mandatory for pot-infused food preparers. And regulators in Colorado say they'll be to tweaking rules on edible marijuana sector for years to come. For NPR News, I'm Luke Runyon in Fort Collins, Colorado.
not that wild - at least from a regulatory standpoint trainings like mcnamara's. are now mandatory for pot-infused food preparers, and regulators in colorado say they'll, be to tweaking rules on edible marijuana sector for, years to come for npr news i'm luke runyon in. fort collins
Not that wild - at least from a regulatory standpoint Trainings like McNamara's are now, mandatory for pot-infused food preparers And regulators in Colorado say they'll be to tweaking rules, on edible marijuana sector for years to come For NPR News. I'm Luke Runyon in Fort Collins
not that wild - at least from a regulatory standpoint. trainings like mcnamara's are now mandatory for pot-infused food preparers. and regulators in colorado say they'll be to tweaking rules on edible marijuana sector for years to come. for npr news, i'm luke runyon in fort collins, colorado.
Women voters were also key to President Obama's victory. Unlike many other elections, this one highlighted the political divide over abortion, so much so that the Democratic Party even campaigned on a pro-choice stance in Virginia, once a traditionally conservative state. Conservative groups say they've learned a lesso...
women voters were also key to president. obama's victory unlike many other. elections this one highlighted the political divide over abortion so much so that the democratic party even campaigned on. a pro-choice stance in virginia, once a traditionally conservative; state conservative groups say they've learned a lesso...
Women voters were also key to President Obama's victory Unlike many other elections. this one highlighted the political, divide over abortion so much so that the Democratic Party even campaigned on a. pro-choice stance in, Virginia once a traditionally conservative state Conservative groups say they've learned a lesson...
women voters were also key to president obama's victory. unlike many other elections, this one highlighted the political divide over abortion, so much so that the democratic party even campaigned on a pro-choice stance in virginia, once a traditionally conservative state. conservative groups say they've learned a lesso...
Public outcry over Republican Todd Akin's comments on "legitimate rape" ultimately gave Democrat Claire McCaskill a U.S. Senate victory in Missouri. Akin refused to withdraw from the race.
public outcry over republican todd akin's comments on "legitimate rape" ultimately gave democrat claire mccaskill a u.s senate victory in missouri. akin refused to withdraw from the
Public outcry over Republican, Todd Akin's comments on "legitimate rape" ultimately gave Democrat Claire; McCaskill a U.S Senate victory in Missouri Akin refused to withdraw from the
public outcry over republican todd akin's comments on "legitimate rape" ultimately gave democrat claire mccaskill a u.s. senate victory in missouri. akin refused to withdraw from the race.
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Well, things don't always turn out the way you think they're going to.
well things don't. always turn out the way you think they're going;
Well things, don't, always turn out the way you, think they're going
well, things don't always turn out the way you think they're going to.
On Election Night, Akin was confrontational.
on election night akin was
On Election Night Akin was
on election night, akin was confrontational.
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You know, Washington doesn't need more money. It needs more courage.
you know washington doesn't need more money it needs more
You know Washington doesn't, need more money It needs more
you know, washington doesn't need more money. it needs more courage.
Amen!
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In Indiana, Republican Richard Mourdock also lost his Senate seat, at least in part due to his comments that if a pregnancy results from a rape, that's, quote, "something God intended." These comments pushed the abortion issue to the forefront. They also united and motivated abortion rights activists.
in indiana republican richard mourdock also lost his senate seat at; least. in part due to his comments that if, a pregnancy results from a rape that's quote "something god intended" these comments pushed the abortion issue to the forefront they also united and motivated abortion rights
In Indiana Republican Richard Mourdock also. lost his Senate seat at least. in part due to his. comments that if. a pregnancy results from a. rape. that's quote "something God intended" These comments pushed the abortion issue to the forefront, They also united and motivated abortion rights
in indiana, republican richard mourdock also lost his senate seat, at least in part due to his comments that if a pregnancy results from a rape, that's, quote, "something god intended." these comments pushed the abortion issue to the forefront. they also united and motivated abortion rights activists.
These are issues that are deeply important to women.
these are issues that are deeply important to
These are issues; that are. deeply important to
these are issues that are deeply important to women.
Cecile Richards is president of the Planned Parenthood Federation. She says an 18-point gender gap among women voting for the president helped defeat Mitt Romney and what she calls the GOP attack on women's rights.
cecile richards is president of the, planned, parenthood federation she says an 18-point gender gap among women. voting for; the president helped defeat mitt romney, and what she calls the gop attack, on women's
Cecile Richards is president of the Planned Parenthood Federation She says an 18-point gender gap among women voting for the president helped defeat Mitt Romney and what she calls the GOP attack on women's.
cecile richards is president of the planned parenthood federation. she says an 18-point gender gap among women voting for the president helped defeat mitt romney and what she calls the gop attack on women's rights.
They're not just social issues, as Mitt Romney tried to say - access to affordable health care, access to family planning. These are issues that are economic issues for women and their families.
they're not just social issues as mitt romney tried to say - access to affordable health care access to family planning these are issues that are economic issues for women and their
They're. not, just social. issues as Mitt Romney tried, to say - access. to affordable health care access to family planning These are issues that are economic. issues for women and their
they're not just social issues, as mitt romney tried to say - access to affordable health care, access to family planning. these are issues that are economic issues for women and their families.
But the day after the election, many conservatives were pondering their losses. They say it's not their anti-abortion principles that took a hit, but the party's failure to run a truly conservative candidate. In a news conference Wednesday, chair of ConservativeHQ.com, Richard Viguerie, said Republicans don't win unles...
but the day after the election many conservatives were pondering their losses they say it's not their anti-abortion principles that took a hit but the party's failure. to run a truly conservative candidate in a news conference wednesday chair of conservativehq.com richard viguerie said republicans, don't win unless the...
But the day after the election many conservatives were pondering their losses They say it's not their anti-abortion principles, that took a hit but the party's. failure to run a truly conservative candidate In a news conference. Wednesday chair of, ConservativeHQ.com Richard, Viguerie said Republicans don't win unless ...
but the day after the election, many conservatives were pondering their losses. they say it's not their anti-abortion principles that took a hit, but the party's failure to run a truly conservative candidate. in a news conference wednesday, chair of conservativehq.com, richard viguerie, said republicans don't win unles...
Conservatives are saying never again are we going to nominate a big government, establishment Republican for president.
conservatives are saying never again are we going to nominate a big government establishment; republican for
Conservatives are, saying never again are we going to nominate a big government. establishment. Republican for
conservatives are saying never again are we going to nominate a big government, establishment republican for president.
Alongside Viguerie was Marjorie Dannenfelser, head of the Susan B. Anthony List, a political action committee that backs candidates opposed to abortion.
alongside viguerie was marjorie dannenfelser head of the susan b anthony list a. political action, committee that backs candidates opposed to
Alongside Viguerie, was Marjorie Dannenfelser head of the Susan B, Anthony List a political action committee that. backs, candidates opposed. to
alongside viguerie was marjorie dannenfelser, head of the susan b. anthony list, a political action committee that backs candidates opposed to abortion.
Obama had launched a war over abortion and on the life issue. Therefore, he got to completely define what that issue was. And what is it? Rape.
obama had launched a war over abortion and on the life issue therefore he got to completely, define what that issue was and what is
Obama had. launched a war over abortion and on the life, issue Therefore he got to completely define what that issue was And, what is
obama had launched a war over abortion and on the life issue. therefore, he got to completely define what that issue was. and what is it? rape.
Dannenfelser said the Republicans left votes on the table because they failed to really take on the abortion issue and explain their position. She calls the result a kind of New Year's Day for the movement.
dannenfelser said the republicans left votes on the table because they failed. to. really take on the; abortion. issue and explain their position she calls the result a kind of new year's day for the
Dannenfelser said the Republicans left votes. on. the table because they failed to really take on the abortion issue. and explain their position She calls the result a kind of New Year's Day for the
dannenfelser said the republicans left votes on the table because they failed to really take on the abortion issue and explain their position. she calls the result a kind of new year's day for the movement.
If you truly believe if you are living in a great human civil rights movement, you don't give up. That is why we grow as a movement. And so this is the beginning of a new cycle.
if you truly believe if you are living in a great human civil rights, movement you don't give up that is why we grow as a movement and, so this is the beginning of, a new
If you truly believe if you are living in a great human civil rights movement you don't give up That is why we grow as a movement And so this is the beginning of a new.
if you truly believe if you are living in a great human civil rights movement, you don't give up. that is why we grow as a movement. and so this is the beginning of a new cycle.
Other groups that oppose abortion say they'll continue to take their fight to the states, for example, working on a bill to allow states to opt out of paying for abortions under the federal health care law. They're also pushing for more restrictions on abortion and on the clinics where they're performed. Donna Crane wi...
other groups; that oppose abortion say they'll continue to take their, fight to the states for example working on a bill to allow states to opt out of paying for abortions. under the federal health care law they're also pushing for more restrictions; on, abortion and on the clinics where they're performed donna crane w...
Other groups that oppose abortion, say they'll continue to take their fight to the, states for example working on a bill to allow; states. to opt out of paying for abortions under the federal health care law They're also pushing for more restrictions on abortion and on the clinics where they're performed Donna Crane wi...
other groups that oppose abortion say they'll continue to take their fight to the states, for example, working on a bill to allow states to opt out of paying for abortions under the federal health care law. they're also pushing for more restrictions on abortion and on the clinics where they're performed. donna crane wi...
We take very seriously their threat that they're going to redouble their efforts at the state level. And I think that is a foolish course of action in light of the really clear message they got from Americans on Tuesday night.
we, take very seriously their threat that they're going to redouble their efforts, at the state level and i. think, that is a foolish course of action in light of the really, clear message they got from americans, on tuesday
We take very seriously their threat that, they're going to redouble their efforts, at the state level And I think that is a foolish course of action in. light of the really clear message, they got from Americans on Tuesday
we take very seriously their threat that they're going to redouble their efforts at the state level. and i think that is a foolish course of action in light of the really clear message they got from americans on tuesday night.
But anti-abortion groups say that's not the message they got. They say the abortion issue is far from settled, that Romney never reached their core supporters. Kathy Lohr, NPR News.
but anti-abortion groups say that's not the message they got; they say the abortion issue is far from settled that romney never reached their core supporters kathy lohr npr
But anti-abortion groups say that's not the message they, got They; say the abortion. issue is far from settled, that, Romney never reached their core supporters Kathy. Lohr NPR
but anti-abortion groups say that's not the message they got. they say the abortion issue is far from settled, that romney never reached their core supporters. kathy lohr, npr news.
You may have one in your household; perhaps you're one yourself. We're talking about picky eaters, people who just won't try new foods. For the past month, cookbook author Sally Sampson has been investigating what's behind fussy eating habits, and blogging about her findings on The New York Times website.
you may have one in your household perhaps you're one yourself we're talking, about; picky eaters people who, just won't try, new foods for the past month cookbook author sally sampson has been investigating what's behind fussy eating habits and blogging, about her findings on the new york times
You may have one in your household perhaps you're one yourself We're, talking about picky eaters people who just won't try new, foods For the past month. cookbook. author. Sally Sampson has been investigating what's behind fussy eating. habits and blogging about her findings on The New York Times.
you may have one in your household; perhaps you're one yourself. we're talking about picky eaters, people who just won't try new foods. for the past month, cookbook author sally sampson has been investigating what's behind fussy eating habits, and blogging about her findings on the new york times website.
Sampson is the founder of Chop Chop Kids. That's an organization that promotes cooking within families. And she joins us from Boston along with her partner in this project, Dr. David Ludwig. His focus is on obesity prevention, at Boston Children's Hospital, and he's author of the book "Ending the Food Fight." Welcome t...
sampson is the founder of chop chop kids that's an organization that promotes cooking within families and. she joins us from boston along with her partner in this project dr, david ludwig his focus is on obesity prevention at boston children's hospital and he's author of the book; "ending the food fight" welcome to you...
Sampson is; the founder of. Chop Chop. Kids That's an organization that promotes cooking within; families And she joins us from Boston along with her partner in this project Dr, David Ludwig His focus, is on obesity. prevention at Boston Children's Hospital and he's author of the book "Ending the Food Fight" Welcome to...
sampson is the founder of chop chop kids. that's an organization that promotes cooking within families. and she joins us from boston along with her partner in this project, dr. david ludwig. his focus is on obesity prevention, at boston children's hospital, and he's author of the book "ending the food fight." welcome t...
Thanks for having us.
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And why tackle picky eaters, Sally? How big a problem is this, really?
and why tackle picky eaters sally? how. big a problem is this
And why tackle picky eaters Sally? How big a problem is this
and why tackle picky eaters, sally? how big a problem is this, really?
I think it's a huge problem. Pretty much anywhere I go, people ask me, how do they get their kids to eat vegetables, eat fruits, expand their diets.
i think it's a huge problem pretty much anywhere i go people ask me how do, they get their. kids to, eat vegetables eat fruits expand their
I think it's, a huge problem Pretty much anywhere I go people ask me how do they get their kids, to eat vegetables eat fruits expand their
i think it's a huge problem. pretty much anywhere i go, people ask me, how do they get their kids to eat vegetables, eat fruits, expand their diets.
You know, we live in an environment that makes junk food, hyper-sweetened foods the norm. And by comparison, an apple doesn't taste sweet and a vegetable seems completely inedible.
you know we live in an; environment that makes. junk food hyper-sweetened foods the norm and by comparison an apple doesn't taste sweet and a; vegetable seems completely
You know. we live in an environment that makes junk, food hyper-sweetened foods the norm And by comparison an apple doesn't. taste sweet and a vegetable seems; completely
you know, we live in an environment that makes junk food, hyper-sweetened foods the norm. and by comparison, an apple doesn't taste sweet and a vegetable seems completely inedible.
I want to ask you about your blog post this week, which is titled "12 Ideas To Take Back The Dinner Table." And let me just tick through a couple of them. One, don't force kids to eat anything. This is the whole, you know, just-take-one-bite school of thought. You say that backfires. Why?
i want to. ask, you about your blog. post this week which is titled "12 ideas to take back the dinner, table" and, let me just tick through a couple of them one don't force, kids to eat anything this is the whole you know just-take-one-bite, school of thought you say that backfires
I want to ask you about your blog post this week which is, titled "12 Ideas To Take Back The Dinner Table" And let me just tick through a couple of them One don't, force kids to eat anything This is the whole you. know just-take-one-bite school of thought You say that backfires
i want to ask you about your blog post this week, which is titled "12 ideas to take back the dinner table." and let me just tick through a couple of them. one, don't force kids to eat anything. this is the whole, you know, just-take-one-bite school of thought. you say that backfires. why?