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This was no boogie-woogie. Somewhere along the line of woogie was lost and became just plain old boogie. Catch phrases like born to boogie and boogie till you puke were soon transformed into songs. | this was no boogie-woogie somewhere along the line of woogie, was, lost and became just plain old boogie catch phrases like born to boogie and boogie. till you puke were soon transformed into. | This was no boogie-woogie Somewhere along the, line of woogie was lost and became just plain old boogie Catch phrases like born to boogie and boogie till you puke were soon. transformed into | this was no boogie-woogie. somewhere along the line of woogie was lost and became just plain old boogie. catch phrases like born to boogie and boogie till you puke were soon transformed into songs. |
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Disco tunes like "Boogie Nights" and "Boogie Oogie Oogie" had little in common with the original boogie-woogie style. Still, boogie is now an essential part of our nation's great musical lexicon. It can be found in hard rock, country music, rock-a-billie, rhythm & blues and Texas swing. | disco tunes like "boogie nights" and "boogie oogie oogie" had little in common with the original boogie-woogie style still boogie is now an essential part of our nation's great musical lexicon, it can be found in hard rock country music rock-a-billie rhythm & blues and texas | Disco tunes like "Boogie Nights" and "Boogie Oogie Oogie" had little in, common with the original, boogie-woogie style Still boogie is now, an essential part of our. nation's great, musical lexicon It can, be found in hard rock country music rock-a-billie rhythm & blues and Texas | disco tunes like "boogie nights" and "boogie oogie oogie" had little in common with the original boogie-woogie style. still, boogie is now an essential part of our nation's great musical lexicon. it can be found in hard rock, country music, rock-a-billie, rhythm & blues and texas swing. |
(Soundbite of song, "Hillbilly Boogie") | (soundbite of song "hillbilly | (Soundbite of song "Hillbilly | (soundbite of song, "hillbilly boogie") |
(Singing) We were just a plain old hillbilly band was the plain old country style, we'd never played the kind of songs that it drives anybody wild... | (singing) we were just a plain old hillbilly band was. the plain old country style we'd never played the kind of songs that it drives anybody, | (Singing) We were just a plain old. hillbilly band. was the plain old country style, we'd. never played the kind of songs, that it, drives; anybody | (singing) we were just a plain old hillbilly band was the plain old country style, we'd never played the kind of songs that it drives anybody wild... |
Over the years, the Delmore Brothers performed "Hillbilly Boogie," Ella Fitzgerald sang "Cow Cow Boogie," and everyone from Louis Jordan to Asleep At the Wheel recorded "Choo Choo Ch'Boogie." | over the years the delmore brothers performed "hillbilly, boogie" ella fitzgerald sang "cow cow boogie" and everyone from louis jordan to asleep at the wheel recorded, "choo choo | Over the years the Delmore Brothers performed "Hillbilly Boogie" Ella Fitzgerald sang "Cow Cow. Boogie" and everyone from, Louis, Jordan to Asleep At the Wheel recorded. "Choo Choo | over the years, the delmore brothers performed "hillbilly boogie," ella fitzgerald sang "cow cow boogie," and everyone from louis jordan to asleep at the wheel recorded "choo choo ch'boogie." |
And please, no request for the "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Company B." | and please no request for the; "boogie woogie bugle boy from company | And please no request; for the "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Company | and please, no request for the "boogie woogie bugle boy from company b." |
(Soundbite of music, "Luther Played the Boogie") | (soundbite of music "luther, played the | (Soundbite of music "Luther Played the | (soundbite of music, "luther played the boogie") |
(Singing) When the Luther plays the boogie woogie, Luther plays the boogie woogie, Luther plays the boogie woogie, Luther plays the boogie woogie, Luther plays the boogie woogie, Luther plays the boogie woogie, Luther plays the boogie woogie... | (singing) when the luther plays the boogie woogie luther plays the boogie woogie luther plays the boogie woogie luther plays the boogie; woogie luther plays the boogie woogie luther plays the boogie woogie luther plays the boogie | (Singing) When the Luther plays the boogie woogie Luther plays the boogie woogie Luther plays the boogie; woogie Luther plays the boogie woogie Luther plays the boogie woogie Luther plays the boogie woogie Luther plays the boogie | (singing) when the luther plays the boogie woogie, luther plays the boogie woogie, luther plays the boogie woogie, luther plays the boogie woogie, luther plays the boogie woogie, luther plays the boogie woogie, luther plays the boogie woogie... |
In recent years, British rock revivals like Evan Lee and Jules Holland helped keep boogie alive. So did Mississippi bluesman R.L. Burnside, until he died in September 2005. | in recent years british rock revivals like evan lee and jules. holland helped keep boogie alive; so did mississippi bluesman r.l burnside until he died in september | In recent years British rock revivals like Evan Lee and Jules. Holland helped keep boogie alive So did Mississippi bluesman R.L Burnside until he died, in September | in recent years, british rock revivals like evan lee and jules holland helped keep boogie alive. so did mississippi bluesman r.l. burnside, until he died in september 2005. |
Throughout his noble career, Robert Lee Bernside, much like Alvin Lee, Jerry Lee, John Lee and all the other great boogiemen, unlocked the not-so-secret history of American roots music. | throughout his noble career robert. lee bernside much like alvin lee jerry, lee john. lee and all the other great. boogiemen unlocked the not-so-secret history of american. roots | Throughout his noble, career Robert Lee Bernside much like Alvin Lee Jerry Lee John. Lee and all the other great boogiemen unlocked the not-so-secret history of American roots | throughout his noble career, robert lee bernside, much like alvin lee, jerry lee, john lee and all the other great boogiemen, unlocked the not-so-secret history of american roots music. |
Raw milk can contain up to 400 species of bacteria and fungi and it's that complex community that intrigues the scientists gathered at this country farm. Scientists here have studied everything from tangy stilton to creamy brie. Different types of cheeses have different microbial tenants- less to do with geography and ... | raw milk can contain up to 400 species of bacteria and fungi and it's that complex community that, intrigues the. scientists gathered at this. country farm scientists here have studied everything from tangy stilton to creamy brie different types of cheeses have different microbial tenants- less to do with geography and... | Raw milk. can contain, up, to; 400 species of. bacteria and fungi and it's that complex. community that intrigues, the scientists gathered at this country farm Scientists here have. studied, everything from tangy stilton to creamy brie Different types, of cheeses, have. different microbial tenants- less to do with geog... | raw milk can contain up to 400 species of bacteria and fungi and it's that complex community that intrigues the scientists gathered at this country farm. scientists here have studied everything from tangy stilton to creamy brie. different types of cheeses have different microbial tenants- less to do with geography and ... |
D'AMICO: There's a very good chance, much like our other, you know, sort of pro-biotic foods or our microbe rich few foods, that consumption of them will influence the gut microbiome and could in turn have some positive benefits. | d'amico: there's a very good chance much like our other you know sort of pro-biotic foods or our microbe rich few foods that consumption, of them will influence the gut microbiome and could in turn have some positive | D'AMICO: There's a very good chance, much like our other you know sort of pro-biotic foods or, our microbe rich few foods that consumption of them will influence. the; gut; microbiome and could in turn have some positive | d'amico: there's a very good chance, much like our other, you know, sort of pro-biotic foods or our microbe rich few foods, that consumption of them will influence the gut microbiome and could in turn have some positive benefits. |
Those gains could include boosting metabolism or stopping bad bugs from taking hold. But this is a cheese lover's speculation. The microbes in our guts and in our foods are so complex that it's hard to work out how they affect each other. Farm owner Jamie Montgomery is delighted to find that his cheese is so scientific... | those gains could include, boosting metabolism or stopping bad bugs from taking hold but this is, a cheese lover's speculation the microbes in our guts and in, our foods are so, complex, that it's hard to work, out how they affect each other farm owner jamie montgomery is delighted to find that his cheese is so scienti... | Those gains; could include boosting metabolism or stopping bad bugs from taking hold But, this is a cheese lover's speculation The microbes in our guts and in our foods are so complex that it's hard, to. work out how they affect each other Farm owner Jamie. Montgomery is delighted to, find that his cheese is so scienti... | those gains could include boosting metabolism or stopping bad bugs from taking hold. but this is a cheese lover's speculation. the microbes in our guts and in our foods are so complex that it's hard to work out how they affect each other. farm owner jamie montgomery is delighted to find that his cheese is so scientific... |
The scientists appear to be in agreement. They're all saying that in cheese they're probably scratching the surface. And I love that. | the scientists appear to be in agreement they're all. saying that in cheese they're probably scratching the surface and i love | The scientists. appear to be in agreement They're all saying that in cheese they're probably scratching the surface, And I love | the scientists appear to be in agreement. they're all saying that in cheese they're probably scratching the surface. and i love that. |
It looks like Montgomery's cheese will be safe from copycats for a while. For NPR News, I'm Keri Smith in Somerset. | it looks like montgomery's cheese will be safe from copycats for a while for, npr news i'm keri smith in | It looks like Montgomery's cheese, will be, safe from, copycats for a while For NPR News I'm Keri Smith in | it looks like montgomery's cheese will be safe from copycats for a while. for npr news, i'm keri smith in somerset. |
This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News. I'm Susan Stamberg in for Scott Simon. In an encouraging sign for the U.S. economy, the Labor Department told us yesterday that the country gained 163,000 jobs in July. That was better than expected but not all signs are pointing up. In a separate government survey, the unemployme... | this is weekend edition from npr news i'm susan stamberg in for scott simon in an. encouraging sign for the u.s economy the labor department told us yesterday that the country gained 163,000 jobs in july that was better than; expected but not all signs are pointing, up, in a separate government survey. the unemployment... | This is WEEKEND EDITION from NPR News I'm Susan Stamberg in for Scott Simon In an encouraging sign for the U.S economy the Labor Department. told us yesterday that the country gained 163,000 jobs in July That was better than expected but. not all signs are pointing up In a separate government survey the unemployment ra... | this is weekend edition from npr news. i'm susan stamberg in for scott simon. in an encouraging sign for the u.s. economy, the labor department told us yesterday that the country gained 163,000 jobs in july. that was better than expected but not all signs are pointing up. in a separate government survey, the unemployme... |
Every summer, some of the country's top economists, Wall Street analysts, some Federal Reserve Bank officials, they come together for a retreat at a place called Leen's Lodge up near the Canadian border. They debate the state of the economy, they think big thoughts and they do some fly fishing. | every summer some of. the country's top economists wall street analysts some, federal reserve, bank officials. they. come together; for a retreat at a place called leen's lodge up near the canadian border they debate, the state of the economy they think; big thoughts and. they do some fly | Every summer some of, the country's top, economists Wall Street analysts, some Federal Reserve Bank officials they, come together for a retreat at a, place called Leen's Lodge, up near the Canadian border They debate the state of the economy they, think. big, thoughts and. they do some fly | every summer, some of the country's top economists, wall street analysts, some federal reserve bank officials, they come together for a retreat at a place called leen's lodge up near the canadian border. they debate the state of the economy, they think big thoughts and they do some fly fishing. |
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #1: So, where is the future's (unintelligible)? | unidentified man. #1: so where is the future's. | UNIDENTIFIED MAN #1: So where is the future's | unidentified man #1: so, where is the future's (unintelligible)? |
Ninety (unintelligible). | ninety | Ninety | ninety (unintelligible). |
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #2: Up ninety (unintelligible)? | unidentified man #2: up ninety | UNIDENTIFIED MAN #2: Up ninety | unidentified man #2: up ninety (unintelligible)? |
But Friday morning, nobody was fishing. They were leaning forward around their laptops and a television to get this latest jobs report. | but friday morning nobody was; fishing they were leaning forward around their laptops and a television to, get this latest jobs | But Friday, morning nobody was fishing They were leaning forward around their laptops and a television to get this latest jobs | but friday morning, nobody was fishing. they were leaning forward around their laptops and a television to get this latest jobs report. |
UNIDENTIFIED MAN #3: Hundred and sixty-three thousand. | unidentified man #3: hundred and sixty-three | UNIDENTIFIED MAN #3: Hundred and sixty-three | unidentified man #3: hundred and sixty-three thousand. |
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The clapping wasn't really all that rowdy, in part because the numbers were better but still not great. The economy was gaining well over 200,000 jobs a month at the start of the year, but then it sputtered. Stuart Hoffman is chief economist of PNC Financial Services Group. | the clapping, wasn't really all that rowdy in part because the numbers were better but still not great, the economy was gaining well over 200,000 jobs a month at the start of the year but then it. sputtered stuart hoffman is chief economist of pnc financial services | The clapping wasn't, really all, that rowdy. in part because the numbers. were better but still not great The economy was gaining well over 200,000 jobs, a month at the start of the year but then. it sputtered Stuart Hoffman is chief economist of, PNC Financial Services | the clapping wasn't really all that rowdy, in part because the numbers were better but still not great. the economy was gaining well over 200,000 jobs a month at the start of the year, but then it sputtered. stuart hoffman is chief economist of pnc financial services group. |
Which is not an economy firing on all cylinders, but likewise, this is an economy whose motor has not conked out. | which is not an economy firing on. all cylinders but, likewise this is an economy. whose motor has not conked | Which, is not an economy firing on. all cylinders but likewise this is an economy whose motor has not conked | which is not an economy firing on all cylinders, but likewise, this is an economy whose motor has not conked out. |
Yeah, and what we've seeing for months was every month it was lower, lower, lower, lower. | yeah and what, we've seeing for months was every month it was lower lower lower | Yeah and what we've seeing for months was every month it was lower, lower lower | yeah, and what we've seeing for months was every month it was lower, lower, lower, lower. |
Yes, after decelerating, going down in April, May, June, July is your rebound. | yes after decelerating going down in april may june july, is your | Yes after decelerating going down, in April, May, June July is your, | yes, after decelerating, going down in april, may, june, july is your rebound. |
And while growth is still pretty weak, Hoffman thinks that this latest report throws cold water on the notion that the country is sliding back into the recession - or maybe make that cold holy water. | and while growth is still pretty weak hoffman thinks that, this latest report throws cold water on the notion that the country is sliding back into the. recession - or maybe make that cold holy | And while growth is still pretty, weak Hoffman thinks that. this, latest report throws cold water on the notion that the country is sliding back into the recession; - or. maybe make that cold holy | and while growth is still pretty weak, hoffman thinks that this latest report throws cold water on the notion that the country is sliding back into the recession - or maybe make that cold holy water. |
But it really does drive a stake in the heart of what I call the vampire economists, that always are going to find the worst in all these numbers, who've been calling recession, or are always saying there's a recession around the corner. They always just want to suck the blood out of the economy. | but it really. does drive a stake in the heart of what i call, the vampire economists that always are going to find the worst in all these numbers who've been calling recession or are always saying there's a. recession around the corner they always just; want. to suck the blood out of; the | But it really does drive, a stake in the heart. of what I call the vampire economists that always are going to find the worst in all; these numbers who've been calling recession or are always saying there's a recession around. the corner They always just. want to suck the blood out of the | but it really does drive a stake in the heart of what i call the vampire economists, that always are going to find the worst in all these numbers, who've been calling recession, or are always saying there's a recession around the corner. they always just want to suck the blood out of the economy. |
Hoffman thinks that too much doomsday talk hurts confidence. But, of course, just having 8.3 percent unemployment gives many Americans a very good reason for concern, even if they themselves have a job. | hoffman thinks that too much, doomsday talk hurts confidence but of course just; having. 8.3 percent unemployment gives many americans a very good reason for concern, even if they, themselves have. a | Hoffman thinks, that too much doomsday. talk hurts confidence But of course just having 8.3 percent unemployment gives many Americans a very good reason for concern even if. they themselves have a. | hoffman thinks that too much doomsday talk hurts confidence. but, of course, just having 8.3 percent unemployment gives many americans a very good reason for concern, even if they themselves have a job. |
There was a Pew study that said over 60 percent of people know someone who's chronically unemployed. | there was a pew study that said over 60 percent of people know someone who's chronically | There was a Pew study that said over 60 percent of people know someone. who's chronically | there was a pew study that said over 60 percent of people know someone who's chronically unemployed. |
Constance Hunter is a former investment officer for AXA Investment Managers. | constance hunter is a former investment officer for axa investment | Constance Hunter. is, a former investment, officer for AXA Investment | constance hunter is a former investment officer for axa investment managers. |
That affects the psychology of everybody, not just the unemployed. | that affects the psychology of everybody not just the | That affects the psychology of everybody not just, the | that affects the psychology of everybody, not just the unemployed. |
And then there's what's going on with U.S. corporations. Give me an example. Make up a company, make up a product, you know. | and then there's. what's going on with u.s corporations give me an example make up a company, make up a. product you | And then; there's what's going on with U.S corporations Give me an example Make up a company make up. a product you | and then there's what's going on with u.s. corporations. give me an example. make up a company, make up a product, you know. |
Whatever. We are a company that making widgets, you know... | whatever we are a company, that making widgets you | Whatever We, are, a company that making widgets you | whatever. we are a company that making widgets, you know... |
Martin Barnes is chief economist at BCA Research. He says a lot of companies actually right now have money, they're in pretty good shape, they could be inventing new products and hiring more people, but they're worried about the trouble in Europe or whatever else. And so often they end up saying, well, let's wait six m... | martin barnes is chief economist at bca research he says a lot; of companies actually right now have money they're in pretty good shape they could be inventing new products and hiring more people but they're worried about the trouble in europe or whatever else and so often they end up saying well let's wait, six months... | Martin Barnes is chief economist at BCA, Research He says a lot of companies actually right now have money they're in pretty good shape they could be inventing new products and hiring more people but they're worried about the trouble in, Europe or; whatever, else And so often they end up saying well let's wait, six mon... | martin barnes is chief economist at bca research. he says a lot of companies actually right now have money, they're in pretty good shape, they could be inventing new products and hiring more people, but they're worried about the trouble in europe or whatever else. and so often they end up saying, well, let's wait six m... |
So, we meet again in six months and we look back and say, you know, we were really right to wait. 'Cause look how crappy the economy's been doing the past six months. Yeah, of course the economy was crap the last six months because we and every company like us sat on their hands. We never hire anyone. If we had gone ou... | so we meet again in six months and we look back and. say you know we were really right to wait 'cause look how crappy the economy's been doing the past six months yeah of course the economy was crap the last six months because we and every company, like us sat on their hands we, never hire anyone if we had gone out and... | So we meet again in six months and we look back and say you know we were. really. right to wait 'Cause look. how crappy the economy's. been doing. the past six months Yeah of course the economy was crap the last six months because we and every. company like us sat on their hands We never hire anyone If we had gone out ... | so, we meet again in six months and we look back and say, you know, we were really right to wait. 'cause look how crappy the economy's been doing the past six months. yeah, of course the economy was crap the last six months because we and every company like us sat on their hands. we never hire anyone. if we had gone ou... |
Barnes thinks that the economy will slowly keep recovering. But then there are those vampire economists, as Hoffman calls them, David Rosenberg, former chief economist of Merrill Lynch, now with Gluskin Sheff and Associates, thinks that unemployment will keep rising. | barnes thinks that the economy will slowly keep recovering but then there are those vampire economists as hoffman calls them david rosenberg former. chief economist of. merrill lynch now with gluskin sheff and associates thinks. that unemployment will keep | Barnes thinks, that the economy will slowly keep recovering But then there are those vampire economists as Hoffman calls them David Rosenberg former chief economist of Merrill Lynch now with Gluskin, Sheff and Associates thinks that unemployment will keep | barnes thinks that the economy will slowly keep recovering. but then there are those vampire economists, as hoffman calls them, david rosenberg, former chief economist of merrill lynch, now with gluskin sheff and associates, thinks that unemployment will keep rising. |
I think that the broad measures of unemployment are going to be worse a year from now. And all you really have to do is go to the optometrist, get a good pair of glasses and look at the data. The economy is slowing down visibly. | i think that the broad measures of unemployment are going to be. worse a year, from now and all you really have, to, do is. go to the optometrist get a good. pair of glasses. and look at the data the economy is slowing down | I think that the broad measures of unemployment are going to. be worse a. year from now And all you really have to do is go to the optometrist get a good pair of, glasses and look at the data The economy is. slowing down | i think that the broad measures of unemployment are going to be worse a year from now. and all you really have to do is go to the optometrist, get a good pair of glasses and look at the data. the economy is slowing down visibly. |
But there is usually an optimist somewhere in the bunch too. | but there is usually an, optimist somewhere in the bunch | But there is usually an optimist somewhere in the bunch | but there is usually an optimist somewhere in the bunch too. |
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Mike Dooley is climbing out of a canoe at the dock. He used to work at the International Monetary Fund and is now with Cabezan Investment Corp. He thinks that we're about to have an unexpected breakthrough in Europe and that that will help the U.S. economy too. So, when you're looking off at this beautiful lake here, c... | mike dooley, is climbing out, of a canoe at the dock he, used. to work at; the international, monetary fund and is now with, cabezan. investment, corp he thinks that we're, about to. have an unexpected breakthrough in europe and that that will help the u.s economy too so when you're looking off at this beautiful lake h... | Mike Dooley is climbing out of a canoe at the dock He used to. work at the International Monetary Fund and is now with Cabezan Investment Corp; He thinks that we're about to have an unexpected. breakthrough in Europe and that that will help the; U.S economy too So. when you're looking off at this beautiful lake here, c... | mike dooley is climbing out of a canoe at the dock. he used to work at the international monetary fund and is now with cabezan investment corp. he thinks that we're about to have an unexpected breakthrough in europe and that that will help the u.s. economy too. so, when you're looking off at this beautiful lake here, c... |
Yes, I am. Well, I sure hope I'm right. | yes i am well i sure hope i'm | Yes I am Well I sure hope I'm | yes, i am. well, i sure hope i'm right. |
Well, Bart Gelman, who had been a reporter here at The Washington Post some years ago, came to us with the story. We're certainly glad that he did. We came to the conclusion fairly quickly that this is a story that we needed to do. It carried risks for us legally and reputationally(ph), but this is an organization that... | well bart, gelman who had been a reporter here at the washington post some years ago came. to us with the story, we're certainly glad that he did we came to the, conclusion fairly quickly that this is a story that. we needed to do it carried risks. for us legally and reputationally(ph), but this is an organization, tha... | Well Bart Gelman who had been a reporter here at The Washington Post some years ago came to us with the story We're certainly glad that he did We came to the conclusion fairly quickly that this is a story that we needed to do It carried risks for us; legally and reputationally(ph), but this is an. organization that; in... | well, bart gelman, who had been a reporter here at the washington post some years ago, came to us with the story. we're certainly glad that he did. we came to the conclusion fairly quickly that this is a story that we needed to do. it carried risks for us legally and reputationally(ph), but this is an organization that... |
And there has been some criticism from people who think that Edward Snowden is a lawbreaker. I mean there's a congressman, Representative Peter King, a Republican from New York, who slammed Columbia University for giving Pulitzers to what he called Snowden's enablers. I mean, how do you respond to that criticism? | and there, has, been some criticism from people who think that edward snowden is a lawbreaker i mean there's a; congressman representative, peter king a republican from new york who, slammed columbia. university for; giving pulitzers to what he called snowden's enablers i mean, how do you respond to that | And there has. been some criticism from people, who think that. Edward Snowden is a lawbreaker I mean there's a congressman Representative Peter King a Republican from New. York who slammed Columbia University for giving Pulitzers to what he called Snowden's enablers. I mean how do you respond to that | and there has been some criticism from people who think that edward snowden is a lawbreaker. i mean there's a congressman, representative peter king, a republican from new york, who slammed columbia university for giving pulitzers to what he called snowden's enablers. i mean, how do you respond to that criticism? |
Well, I understand the controversy and I always welcome debate about these kinds of things. These are not easy issues. We're certainly not dismissive of national security's concerns. The throughout the story over many months, we've had many conversations, detailed conversations, sometimes difficult conversations, with ... | well, i understand the controversy and, i always welcome debate about, these kinds of things, these are not easy issues; we're certainly not dismissive of national security's, concerns the throughout the story over many months we've had many conversations, detailed conversations sometimes difficult conversations with t... | Well I understand the controversy and I. always welcome debate about these kinds. of, things These. are not easy issues We're certainly not dismissive of national security's concerns The throughout the story over many months we've had many conversations detailed conversations sometimes difficult conversations with the ... | well, i understand the controversy and i always welcome debate about these kinds of things. these are not easy issues. we're certainly not dismissive of national security's concerns. the throughout the story over many months, we've had many conversations, detailed conversations, sometimes difficult conversations, with ... |
Does the government always get to decide what the bounds of what the press should report? Does the government get to decide that a national security will be implemented without any public debate entirely in secret - with huge weaknesses and oversight, and that on the grounds of national security, it should never be rep... | does the government always, get, to decide what the; bounds of what the press should report? does the. government get to decide that a national security will; be implemented without any public debate entirely in secret - with huge weaknesses and oversight and that on the. grounds of national security it should never be... | Does the government always get to decide what the bounds of what the press should. report? Does the government get to decide, that a national security will be implemented, without, any public debate entirely in secret - with huge weaknesses and, oversight and that on the grounds. of national security it should never be... | does the government always get to decide what the bounds of what the press should report? does the government get to decide that a national security will be implemented without any public debate entirely in secret - with huge weaknesses and oversight, and that on the grounds of national security, it should never be rep... |
In tough economic times, when it comes to defending the size of your reporting staff, how much of difference could winning a couple of Pulitzers make? | in tough economic times when it comes to defending the size of your reporting staff how much of difference could winning a couple of pulitzers | In tough economic times when it, comes to defending the size of your reporting staff how much of difference could winning a couple of Pulitzers | in tough economic times, when it comes to defending the size of your reporting staff, how much of difference could winning a couple of pulitzers make? |
I hope a lot. But who knows? You know, we look at the resources that we have. We're fortunate now to - we had a wonderful owner in the past. The reputation of The Washington Post exists because of the commitment of the Graham family to this institution. But we have a terrific owner now as well in Jeff Bezos. He has alr... | i hope a lot but who knows? you know we look at the resources that. we have we're fortunate now to - we had a wonderful owner in the past, the reputation of. the washington post exists because of the commitment of the graham family to this institution but we. have a terrific owner now as well in jeff bezos he has alrea... | I hope a lot But who knows? You know we look at the resources that we have We're fortunate now to - we had a wonderful owner in the past. The reputation of The, Washington Post exists because of the commitment, of. the Graham family to this institution But we have a terrific owner. now as well in Jeff. Bezos He has alr... | i hope a lot. but who knows? you know, we look at the resources that we have. we're fortunate now to - we had a wonderful owner in the past. the reputation of the washington post exists because of the commitment of the graham family to this institution. but we have a terrific owner now as well in jeff bezos. he has alr... |
How does your approach to journalism mesh with his? | how does your approach to journalism mesh. with | How does your, approach to journalism mesh with, | how does your approach to journalism mesh with his? |
Well, I think we need to hold true to our traditional values. But the way that we deliver news is changing dramatically - even the way that we write news. We are today and are becoming more of a digital society. It's a different medium. It's not just a matter of being digital, but it's also being mobile. And so we need... | well i think we need to hold true to our traditional values but the way that we deliver news is changing dramatically, - even the way that we. write news we are today and are becoming more of a digital society it's a different; medium, it's not just, a. matter of, being digital but it's also being mobile and so we need... | Well I think we need to hold true to our traditional values But the way that we. deliver news is changing dramatically - even the way that we write news We are today and are becoming more of a, digital society It's a different medium It's not just a matter of, being digital but it's also being mobile And so; we need to... | well, i think we need to hold true to our traditional values. but the way that we deliver news is changing dramatically - even the way that we write news. we are today and are becoming more of a digital society. it's a different medium. it's not just a matter of being digital, but it's also being mobile. and so we need... |
In what has been some very difficult years for The Washington Post and very difficult years for newspapers, sum up, if you can, what message is being sent by these two prizes. | in what has been some very difficult years for, the washington post and very; difficult years for, newspapers sum up if, you can what message is being sent by, these two | In what has been. some. very difficult years for; The Washington Post, and, very difficult years. for newspapers sum up if you can what message is, being sent, by these two | in what has been some very difficult years for the washington post and very difficult years for newspapers, sum up, if you can, what message is being sent by these two prizes. |
News organizations need to remain ambitious. They need to do the hardest stories and the most important stories and that they need to invest the resources in order to deliver those stories successfully. And that if it requires confronting powerful institutions that we're willing to do, that we're willing to take risks ... | news organizations need to remain ambitious they need to do the hardest stories and the most important stories and that they need to invest the resources in, order to deliver those stories, successfully and that if it requires confronting. powerful, institutions. that we're willing to do that we're willing to take risk... | News organizations need to remain ambitious They need to do the hardest stories and; the most important stories and that they need to invest the resources. in order to deliver those stories successfully And that if it requires confronting powerful institutions that we're willing to do that we're willing to take risks i... | news organizations need to remain ambitious. they need to do the hardest stories and the most important stories and that they need to invest the resources in order to deliver those stories successfully. and that if it requires confronting powerful institutions that we're willing to do, that we're willing to take risks ... |
Marty Baron is the executive editor of The Washington Post. Marty, congratulations to you and your staff and thanks for joining us. | marty baron is, the executive editor of the washington post marty, congratulations to you and your staff, and thanks for joining | Marty Baron is the executive editor of The Washington Post Marty congratulations to you and your staff and thanks for joining | marty baron is the executive editor of the washington post. marty, congratulations to you and your staff and thanks for joining us. |
Thank you very much. | thank you. very | Thank; you very | thank you very much. |
You know the sophomore curse, when someone has trouble following up on his or her first work? Well, singer-songwriter Linda Perhacs might have found a way to beat it - just wait years to take that second try. She released her first album, "Parallelograms," in 1970. Her second, "The Soul of All Natural Things," is just ... | you know the sophomore curse when someone has trouble following. up on his. or her first work? well singer-songwriter linda perhacs might have found a way to beat it - just wait years to take that second try she released her. first album "parallelograms" in 1970. her second "the soul of all natural things" is just. out... | You know; the sophomore curse when someone has trouble following up on his or her, first work? Well singer-songwriter Linda Perhacs might have found a way to beat it - just wait years to take that second try She. released her first album "Parallelograms" in 1970. Her second "The Soul, of All Natural Things" is just out... | you know the sophomore curse, when someone has trouble following up on his or her first work? well, singer-songwriter linda perhacs might have found a way to beat it - just wait years to take that second try. she released her first album, "parallelograms," in 1970. her second, "the soul of all natural things," is just ... |
Perhacs is now 70 years old. It might not surprise you to hear that she never quit her day job. | perhacs is now 70 years old it; might not surprise you to hear that she never quit her day | Perhacs is now 70 years old It might not surprise you to hear that she never quit her day | perhacs is now 70 years old. it might not surprise you to hear that she never quit her day job. |
I worked five and six days a week as a dental hygienist. And I do my music - all recordings were made on a Sunday morning about 8 or 9 o'clock, for the new album. Every spare moment I have, I run to do the music. | i worked five and six days. a, week as a dental hygienist and i do, my music - all recordings were made on a sunday morning about 8 or 9 o'clock for the new album every spare moment i have i run. to do the | I worked five and six days a week as a dental hygienist And I. do my music - all recordings were made on a Sunday. morning about 8 or 9 o'clock for the new. album Every spare moment I have I run to, do the | i worked five and six days a week as a dental hygienist. and i do my music - all recordings were made on a sunday morning about 8 or 9 o'clock, for the new album. every spare moment i have, i run to do the music. |
So dental hygienist six days a week or so, and Sunday mornings making music. | so dental hygienist six days. a week or so and sunday mornings making | So dental hygienist six days a week or so and Sunday mornings making | so dental hygienist six days a week or so, and sunday mornings making music. |
Well, I get half a Saturday off, too, and alternate Saturdays. (Laughter) | well, i get half a saturday off too and alternate saturdays. | Well, I get half a Saturday. off too and. alternate Saturdays | well, i get half a saturday off, too, and alternate saturdays. (laughter) |
(SOUNDBITE OF SONG) | (soundbite of | (SOUNDBITE OF, | (soundbite of song) |
When she came in to chat with us, I asked Linda about her life back in 1970. She was commuting from her home in a bohemian enclave in California's Topanga Canyon, to a dentist's office in Beverly Hills. | when she came in to chat with; us i asked linda about her life back in 1970. she was commuting. from her home in a bohemian enclave in california's topanga, canyon to a dentist's office in beverly | When she came in to chat with us I asked Linda about her life back in 1970. She was commuting from her home in a bohemian enclave in California's Topanga; Canyon to a dentist's office in Beverly | when she came in to chat with us, i asked linda about her life back in 1970. she was commuting from her home in a bohemian enclave in california's topanga canyon, to a dentist's office in beverly hills. |
I lived in two different worlds. My professor from USC asked me to work for him, and he was a periodontist. So I drove to the address, and it was almost on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills. I was suddenly, overnight, in the midst of all of Hollywood: Cary Grant... | i lived in two different worlds; my professor from usc asked me to work for him and he was a periodontist so i drove to the address and it was almost on rodeo; drive in beverly hills i, was suddenly overnight in the midst of all of hollywood: cary. | I lived in two different worlds, My professor from. USC asked me to work for him and he, was a periodontist So I drove to. the address and it was almost on Rodeo Drive in Beverly, Hills I was suddenly overnight in the midst of all of Hollywood: Cary | i lived in two different worlds. my professor from usc asked me to work for him, and he was a periodontist. so i drove to the address, and it was almost on rodeo drive in beverly hills. i was suddenly, overnight, in the midst of all of hollywood: cary grant... |
Wow... | wow... | ||
...Paul Newman, Henry Fonda and his family... | ...paul newman henry fonda and his, | ...Paul Newman, Henry Fonda and his | ...paul newman, henry fonda and his family... |
This list is amazing. | this list is | This list is | this list is amazing. |
Dinah Shore. Oh, yeah. | dinah shore oh | Dinah Shore Oh | dinah shore. oh, yeah. |
All those people whose teeth you became very familiar with. | all those, people whose teeth you became very familiar | All those people whose teeth you became very familiar | all those people whose teeth you became very familiar with. |
Daily. Yeah, daily. But I had another life, and that was in Topanga Canyon, surrounded by the hippie culture - in that environment. I began to pay attention to these little Volkswagens driving by with little painted flowers on them, and tried to figure out: What's going on out here? It's like an explosion of activity; ... | daily yeah daily but; i had another life and that was in topanga canyon surrounded by the hippie culture - in, that environment i began to pay attention to these little, volkswagens driving by with little painted flowers on them and tried to figure out: what's going on out here? it's like an explosion of activity new. ... | Daily Yeah daily But I had another; life, and that was in Topanga. Canyon surrounded by the. hippie culture - in that environment I. began to pay attention to these little Volkswagens driving by with, little painted flowers, on them and tried to figure out: What's going on out here? It's like an explosion of activity n... | daily. yeah, daily. but i had another life, and that was in topanga canyon, surrounded by the hippie culture - in that environment. i began to pay attention to these little volkswagens driving by with little painted flowers on them, and tried to figure out: what's going on out here? it's like an explosion of activity; ... |
There was an important moment when you are working as a dental hygienist. One of your famous patients is Leonard Rosenman. | there, was an important moment when you are, working as a dental hygienist one of your famous patients is leonard | There, was an important moment when you are working as a, dental hygienist; One of your famous patients is Leonard | there was an important moment when you are working as a dental hygienist. one of your famous patients is leonard rosenman. |
Yes. | yes. | ||
He was an Academy Award-winning film composer. I'm sort of imagining him lying down in the chair, and you worked on his teeth - or what was going on? | he was an. academy award-winning film composer i'm sort of imagining. him lying down in the chair and you worked on his, teeth - or what was going | He was an Academy Award-winning film composer I'm sort. of imagining, him lying down in the chair and, you worked on his teeth - or what was going | he was an academy award-winning film composer. i'm sort of imagining him lying down in the chair, and you worked on his teeth - or what was going on? |
That might change. The FBI and Justice Department are conducting a federal civil rights investigation, and charges against the former deputy could be forthcoming. For NPR News, I'm Laura Hunsberger in Columbia, South Carolina. | that might change the fbi and justice department are conducting a, federal civil rights, investigation and charges against the former deputy could be forthcoming for npr news i'm laura hunsberger in columbia south | That might change The FBI, and Justice Department. are conducting a federal civil rights investigation and charges against the former deputy could be forthcoming For NPR. News I'm Laura Hunsberger in Columbia, South | that might change. the fbi and justice department are conducting a federal civil rights investigation, and charges against the former deputy could be forthcoming. for npr news, i'm laura hunsberger in columbia, south carolina. |
Clam diggers in Washington state are keeping their socks on this summer. Health officials have banned shellfish harvesting along the shoreline of Puget Sound because of high levels of marine biotoxins. It's the worst so-called red tide in years. From member station KUOW in Seattle, Ruby DeLuna reports. | clam diggers in washington state are keeping their socks on this summer health, officials have banned shellfish harvesting along the shoreline of puget sound because of high levels of marine. biotoxins it's the worst so-called red tide in years from, member station kuow in; seattle ruby deluna | Clam diggers in, Washington state. are keeping their, socks, on this summer Health officials have banned shellfish, harvesting along the shoreline of Puget Sound because of high levels of marine biotoxins It's the worst so-called red tide in years From member station KUOW in Seattle Ruby DeLuna | clam diggers in washington state are keeping their socks on this summer. health officials have banned shellfish harvesting along the shoreline of puget sound because of high levels of marine biotoxins. it's the worst so-called red tide in years. from member station kuow in seattle, ruby deluna reports. |
In the 20-some years of his career, Frank Cox has never seen biotoxin levels this high. Cox keeps a watchful eye on marine biotoxins for the state department of Health. He thinks this current algae bloom is related to this summer's high temperature. | in the 20-some years of his career frank cox. has never seen biotoxin levels this high cox keeps a watchful eye on marine biotoxins for the state department of health he thinks this current algae bloom, is related to this summer's high | In the 20-some years of his career Frank Cox has never seen biotoxin levels this high Cox keeps a watchful. eye on; marine biotoxins for the state department of; Health He thinks this current; algae bloom is related to this summer's high | in the 20-some years of his career, frank cox has never seen biotoxin levels this high. cox keeps a watchful eye on marine biotoxins for the state department of health. he thinks this current algae bloom is related to this summer's high temperature. |
My belief is that the weather that we're having has produced just about ideal conditions for the Alexandrium algae to grow, and many sites in Puget Sound are extremely toxic right now. | my belief is that, the weather that we're having has produced just, about ideal conditions, for. the alexandrium algae to grow and many sites. in puget sound are extremely toxic right, | My belief is that the weather that we're having has, produced just about ideal, conditions for the Alexandrium algae to grow and many, sites in Puget Sound are extremely, toxic right | my belief is that the weather that we're having has produced just about ideal conditions for the alexandrium algae to grow, and many sites in puget sound are extremely toxic right now. |
Cox says Alexandrium algae produces toxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning. This type of algae is food for plankton that shellfish feed on. The toxins don't harm shellfish, but they do affect humans and can be fatal. | cox says alexandrium algae produces, toxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning. this type, of algae is food for plankton that shellfish feed on the toxins don't harm shellfish but they do affect humans and can be | Cox says Alexandrium algae produces toxins that cause paralytic, shellfish poisoning This type of algae. is food for plankton that shellfish feed on The toxins don't harm. shellfish but they do affect, humans and can be | cox says alexandrium algae produces toxins that cause paralytic shellfish poisoning. this type of algae is food for plankton that shellfish feed on. the toxins don't harm shellfish, but they do affect humans and can be fatal. |
This summer has been unusually warm. Combine that with calm air and no rain, the algae grows rapidly. Those same weather conditions are perfect for clam digging, a popular activity in Washington State. But not this season. | this summer has been unusually warm combine that with calm air and no rain the algae grows rapidly those same, weather. conditions are perfect for clam digging a popular activity in washington state but not this | This summer has been unusually warm Combine that, with, calm air and no rain the algae grows rapidly Those same weather conditions; are perfect for clam. digging a popular activity in Washington State. But not this | this summer has been unusually warm. combine that with calm air and no rain, the algae grows rapidly. those same weather conditions are perfect for clam digging, a popular activity in washington state. but not this season. |
(Soundbite of ocean) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of | (soundbite of ocean) |
Beaches along Puget Sound are closed because of the red tide. There are signs warning people about the dangers of shellfish poisoning. | beaches along puget sound are closed because of the red tide there are signs warning people about the dangers, of shellfish | Beaches along Puget Sound are closed because. of the red tide There are signs warning people about the dangers of shellfish | beaches along puget sound are closed because of the red tide. there are signs warning people about the dangers of shellfish poisoning. |
(Soundbite of restaurant) | (soundbite of | (Soundbite of | (soundbite of restaurant) |
I got a coco prawns coming up. | i got a coco prawns coming | I got a coco prawns coming | i got a coco prawns coming up. |
At Salty's on Alki, a seafood restaurant on Alki Beach in West Seattle, business remains brisk. Restaurant manager Mary Davis says the beach closures haven't dampened people's appetite for scallops, clams and mussels. | at salty's on alki a. seafood restaurant on alki beach in west seattle. business remains brisk restaurant manager mary davis says the beach closures haven't dampened people's appetite for scallops clams and | At Salty's on Alki a seafood restaurant on Alki Beach. in West Seattle business remains brisk Restaurant manager Mary Davis says the beach closures. haven't dampened people's appetite for scallops clams and | at salty's on alki, a seafood restaurant on alki beach in west seattle, business remains brisk. restaurant manager mary davis says the beach closures haven't dampened people's appetite for scallops, clams and mussels. |
They are popular. It's northwest fare, and people in Seattle and people that come to Seattle, clams and mussels are a big part of what we do here and what we serve in Seattle. | they, are popular. it's, northwest. fare and people in seattle and people that come to seattle clams and mussels. are a big part of what we do here and what we serve in | They, are popular It's northwest, fare and people in Seattle and people that come to Seattle. clams and mussels are a big. part of what we do, here and what we serve in | they are popular. it's northwest fare, and people in seattle and people that come to seattle, clams and mussels are a big part of what we do here and what we serve in seattle. |
Restaurants get their shellfish from commercial growers. So far the beach closures haven't affected large shellfish farms. Even so, growers like Bill Dewey of Taylor Shellfish are wary. | restaurants. get their shellfish from commercial growers so far the beach closures haven't affected large shellfish farms even so growers like bill dewey of taylor shellfish are | Restaurants get their shellfish from commercial growers So far the beach closures, haven't affected large shellfish farms Even so growers like, Bill Dewey of. Taylor, Shellfish. are | restaurants get their shellfish from commercial growers. so far the beach closures haven't affected large shellfish farms. even so, growers like bill dewey of taylor shellfish are wary. |
We really want to reassure shellfish consumers that the industry is committed to providing a safe and wholesome product and abiding by the regulations as far as red tide and doing all the monitoring that's required. You know, we work hard to provide a safe product, and occasionally Mother Nature throws us a loop here. | we really want to reassure shellfish consumers that the industry is committed to providing a, safe and wholesome product and abiding by the, regulations as far as red tide, and doing all, the monitoring that's required you know we work hard to provide. a safe product and occasionally mother nature throws us a, loop, | We really want to reassure shellfish consumers, that the industry is committed, to providing a. safe and wholesome product and abiding. by the regulations as far, as red tide and doing all the monitoring that's required You, know we work hard to provide a safe product and occasionally Mother Nature throws us a, loop | we really want to reassure shellfish consumers that the industry is committed to providing a safe and wholesome product and abiding by the regulations as far as red tide and doing all the monitoring that's required. you know, we work hard to provide a safe product, and occasionally mother nature throws us a loop here. |
Just before the current red tide, the industry was already reeling from a Vibrio bacteria outbreak last month. More than a hundred people became ill after eating contaminated oysters. Local supermarkets and restaurants had to pull raw oysters off the menu. Grower Dewey says the Vibrio closure cost his company %150,000 ... | just before the current red tide, the industry was already reeling from a vibrio bacteria outbreak last month more than a hundred people became ill after eating contaminated oysters local supermarkets and restaurants, had. to pull raw oysters off, the menu grower dewey says the vibrio. closure cost his company %150,000... | Just before the current red tide the industry was already reeling from a Vibrio, bacteria outbreak last month More than a hundred people became ill after eating contaminated oysters Local supermarkets and restaurants. had to pull, raw oysters off the. menu Grower Dewey says the Vibrio closure, cost, his company %150,00... | just before the current red tide, the industry was already reeling from a vibrio bacteria outbreak last month. more than a hundred people became ill after eating contaminated oysters. local supermarkets and restaurants had to pull raw oysters off the menu. grower dewey says the vibrio closure cost his company %150,000 ... |
One thing is certain. Both the Vibrio and algae outbreaks are weather-driven, and until temperatures return to normal, scientists will continue to test shellfish for toxin levels. For NPR News, I'm Ruby DeLuna in Seattle. | one thing is certain both the vibrio and algae. outbreaks are weather-driven and until temperatures return to normal scientists will continue to, test. shellfish, for toxin levels for npr news i'm ruby deluna in | One thing is certain, Both the Vibrio and algae outbreaks are weather-driven and until temperatures return to normal scientists will continue to test shellfish for toxin levels For NPR News I'm Ruby DeLuna in | one thing is certain. both the vibrio and algae outbreaks are weather-driven, and until temperatures return to normal, scientists will continue to test shellfish for toxin levels. for npr news, i'm ruby deluna in seattle. |
This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News. I'm Debbie Elliott. | this is all things considered from, npr news i'm debbie | This is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED from NPR News I'm Debbie | this is all things considered from npr news. i'm debbie elliott. |
In Iraq today, the new year began with at least 12 car bombings, eight of those in Baghdad alone. No one was killed; 20 people were injured. Elsewhere, two bombings targeted Americans; six civilians were hurt in those two incidents. | in iraq today the new year began with at least 12 car bombings eight of those in baghdad alone no one was; killed 20 people were injured elsewhere, two bombings targeted americans six civilians were hurt in, those two | In Iraq today the new year began with at least; 12 car bombings eight. of those in Baghdad alone No one was killed 20 people were injured Elsewhere two bombings targeted. Americans; six civilians were hurt in those two | in iraq today, the new year began with at least 12 car bombings, eight of those in baghdad alone. no one was killed; 20 people were injured. elsewhere, two bombings targeted americans; six civilians were hurt in those two incidents. |
Back stateside, President Bush wrapped up his Texas vacation with a visit to wounded servicemen and women at Brook Army Medical Center in San Antonio. He spent some time with 50 of the injured and their families and awarded nine Purple Hearts. | back stateside president, bush; wrapped up his texas vacation with, a; visit to wounded servicemen and women at brook army medical, center in san antonio he spent some time with 50 of; the injured and, their families and awarded nine purple | Back stateside President Bush wrapped up his Texas vacation with a visit to wounded servicemen and women at Brook Army Medical Center in San Antonio. He spent some time with 50 of the injured and their families and awarded nine Purple | back stateside, president bush wrapped up his texas vacation with a visit to wounded servicemen and women at brook army medical center in san antonio. he spent some time with 50 of the injured and their families and awarded nine purple hearts. |
A new poll suggests eroding support for President Bush and his Iraq policy among members of the military's professional corps. The poll, by the Army Times Publishing Company, comes out tomorrow. Army Times has no formal tie to the armed services, but the newsweeklies it publishes are widely read b... | a new poll suggests eroding support for president bush and. his iraq policy among members of the military's professional corps the poll by the army times publishing company comes out tomorrow army times has no formal tie to the armed services but the newsweeklies it publishes are widely, read by m... | A new poll suggests eroding support for President Bush, and. his Iraq policy among members of the military's professional corps The; poll by the Army Times Publishing Company comes out tomorrow Army Times has, no formal tie to the armed services but the newsweeklies it publishes are widely read by... | a new poll suggests eroding support for president bush and his iraq policy among members of the military's professional corps. the poll, by the army times publishing company, comes out tomorrow. army times has no formal tie to the armed services, but the newsweeklies it publishes are widely read b... |
Hello, sir. | hello | Hello | hello, sir. |
Hi there. | hi | Hi | hi there. |
For the first time, your poll showed only a bare majority of those surveyed supporting the president's conduct of the war. How significant was the drop? | for the first time your poll showed only a bare majority of. those surveyed supporting the president's conduct of the war. how significant was the | For the first time your poll, showed only a, bare majority of those surveyed; supporting. the president's conduct of the war. How significant was the | for the first time, your poll showed only a bare majority of those surveyed supporting the president's conduct of the war. how significant was the drop? |
Well, it's down 9 points, from 63 percent approval last year to 54 percent approval this year, and that's a pretty steep drop for this population. | well it's down 9 points from 63 percent approval last. year to 54 percent approval this year and that's a pretty steep, drop for this | Well it's down 9 points. from 63 percent approval last year to 54 percent approval this year, and that's a pretty steep drop for this | well, it's down 9 points, from 63 percent approval last year to 54 percent approval this year, and that's a pretty steep drop for this population. |
What does that tell us? | what does that tell | What does that. tell | what does that tell us? |
I think it tells us that the people that we survey, who tend to be the more career-oriented people in the military, are starting to have some misgivings about how well it's going and whether or not their commander in chief has it exactly right. | i think; it tells us that the people that we survey who tend to be the, more, career-oriented people in the military are starting to have some misgivings about how well it's going and whether or not their, commander. in chief has it exactly | I think it tells us that the people that we, survey who tend, to be the more career-oriented people in the military are. starting to have some misgivings; about how well it's going and whether or not their; commander. in chief has it exactly | i think it tells us that the people that we survey, who tend to be the more career-oriented people in the military, are starting to have some misgivings about how well it's going and whether or not their commander in chief has it exactly right. |
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