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Then today on MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Secretary of Education Arne Duncan was asked whether he thinks gay couples should be able to marry. He replied: Yes, I do. When he's asked, President Obama says his position is evolving. In a blog post for the washingtonpost.com, columnist Jonathan Capehart argues it's about time fo...
then today on msnbc's "morning joe" secretary of education arne duncan was asked whether he thinks gay couples should be able to marry he replied: yes i. do when he's asked president obama says his position is evolving in. a blog post for the washingtonpost.com, columnist jonathan. capehart argues it's about time for p...
Then today on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" Secretary; of Education Arne, Duncan was asked. whether he thinks gay couples should be; able to marry He replied: Yes I do When he's asked President Obama says his position is evolving In a blog post for the washingtonpost.com columnist Jonathan Capehart argues it's about time for P...
then today on msnbc's "morning joe," secretary of education arne duncan was asked whether he thinks gay couples should be able to marry. he replied: yes, i do. when he's asked, president obama says his position is evolving. in a blog post for the washingtonpost.com, columnist jonathan capehart argues it's about time fo...
So how is this debate changing where you live? Give us a call, 800-989-8255. Email us: talk@npr.org. You can also join the conversation on our website. That's at npr.org. Click on TALK OF THE NATION. Jonathan Capehart joins us from the studios at The Washington Post. His blog post "Obama Should Follow Biden's Lead on S...
so how is this debate changing. where you live? give us a call 800-989-8255. email us: talk@npr.org you can. also join the, conversation on. our website. that's at npr.org click on talk of the nation jonathan capehart. joins us. from the studios at the washington post his blog post "obama. should, follow biden's lead o...
So how is this debate changing where you live? Give. us a call. 800-989-8255. Email us: talk@npr.org You can also join the conversation, on our website That's at npr.org Click on TALK OF. THE NATION Jonathan Capehart. joins us from the studios at The Washington Post His blog post "Obama Should Follow Biden's Lead on Sa...
so how is this debate changing where you live? give us a call, 800-989-8255. email us: talk@npr.org. you can also join the conversation on our website. that's at npr.org. click on talk of the nation. jonathan capehart joins us from the studios at the washington post. his blog post "obama should follow biden's lead on s...
Thank you very much, Neal.
thank you very much
Thank you very much
thank you very much, neal.
And you say that there's little to hold the president back at this point. His actions all seem to point in one direction.
and you say that. there's little, to hold, the president back at this point his actions all; seem to point in one.
And you say that there's little to. hold the president back at this point; His actions all seem to point in one
and you say that there's little to hold the president back at this point. his actions all seem to point in one direction.
Yeah. All of his actions for someone who's evolving, he's pretty much evolved. This is a president who last year decided that the so-called Defense of Marriage Act, which bans same-sex marriage at the federal level, was unconstitutional and would no longer be defended by the United States government against court chall...
yeah all of his actions for someone who's evolving he's pretty much evolved this is a president who last year decided that the so-called defense. of marriage act which bans, same-sex. marriage at the federal level was unconstitutional and would no longer be defended by the united states government, against court challe...
Yeah All, of his actions for someone. who's evolving he's pretty much evolved This is a president who last year decided. that the so-called Defense of Marriage Act which bans same-sex marriage at, the; federal level was unconstitutional and would no longer be defended by the United States government against court. chal...
yeah. all of his actions for someone who's evolving, he's pretty much evolved. this is a president who last year decided that the so-called defense of marriage act, which bans same-sex marriage at the federal level, was unconstitutional and would no longer be defended by the united states government against court chall...
And also this is a president who has publicly come out in favor of a bill to repeal the so-called Defense of Marriage Act that's being sponsored by California Senator Dianne Feinstein that would completely repeal DOMA. So for someone who's evolving, he's pretty much evolved. The only difference is his words saying I su...
and also this is a president who has publicly come out in favor of a. bill to repeal the so-called defense of marriage act that's being, sponsored by california senator dianne feinstein that would completely repeal doma so for someone who's evolving he's pretty much evolved the only difference is his words saying i sup...
And also this is a president who has publicly come out in favor of a bill to repeal. the so-called Defense of Marriage; Act that's being, sponsored by California Senator Dianne Feinstein that would completely repeal DOMA. So for someone who's evolving he's pretty much, evolved The only difference is his words saying I ...
and also this is a president who has publicly come out in favor of a bill to repeal the so-called defense of marriage act that's being sponsored by california senator dianne feinstein that would completely repeal doma. so for someone who's evolving, he's pretty much evolved. the only difference is his words saying i su...
Well, yet there are some political reasons why he might not want to. If you look at the poll results in North Carolina, there are a couple of big groups for whom the president will be relying on votes come November who oppose gay marriage. They would include Hispanics, and they would include African-Americans.
well. yet there are some political reasons why he might not want to if you look. at the poll results in north carolina there are a couple of big; groups for whom the president will be relying on votes come november who oppose gay marriage they would include hispanics and they would include
Well, yet there are some political reasons why he might not want to If. you look at, the poll results in North Carolina there are a couple of big groups for whom the president will be relying on votes come November who oppose gay marriage They would include Hispanics and they would. include
well, yet there are some political reasons why he might not want to. if you look at the poll results in north carolina, there are a couple of big groups for whom the president will be relying on votes come november who oppose gay marriage. they would include hispanics, and they would include african-americans.
Absolutely. And I understand that. And that's the luxury of being an opinion writer. I can say what I think he should do, but I also am mindful of a lot of the calculations that are involved that would, you know, force him and his re-election team to say, you know what, hold back a little bit, particularly in North Car...
absolutely and i. understand that and that's, the luxury of being an opinion writer i can say what; i think he should do but i also am mindful. of a lot of the calculations that are involved that would you know force him and his re-election team to say you know what, hold back a little bit particularly in, north caroli...
Absolutely And I understand that, And. that's the luxury of being an opinion writer I can say what I think he should do but I also am mindful, of a lot of the calculations that are involved that, would you know force him, and his re-election team to say you, know what hold, back a little bit particularly in North Carol...
absolutely. and i understand that. and that's the luxury of being an opinion writer. i can say what i think he should do, but i also am mindful of a lot of the calculations that are involved that would, you know, force him and his re-election team to say, you know what, hold back a little bit, particularly in north car...
North Carolina is a swing state, a state that the president won in 2008, and he was the first Democrat to win that state in a very long time. It's also the state where the president's nominating convention, or re-nominating convention, will be held later this summer. So there - as you mentioned, there are a lot of cons...
north. carolina is. a swing state a state that the, president won in; 2008, and, he was the, first democrat to; win that state in a very long time it's also the state where the president's nominating convention or re-nominating convention will be held later this summer so there - as you mentioned there are a lot of con...
North Carolina is. a swing state a; state that the president won in 2008, and he was the first Democrat to win that, state in a very long. time It's also the. state where, the president's nominating convention or re-nominating convention will be held. later this summer. So there - as you mentioned there are a lot of co...
north carolina is a swing state, a state that the president won in 2008, and he was the first democrat to win that state in a very long time. it's also the state where the president's nominating convention, or re-nominating convention, will be held later this summer. so there - as you mentioned, there are a lot of cons...
And you say would ban gay marriage. That would be its effect. It in fact would define marriage as between one man and one woman.
and you say would ban gay marriage that would be its effect it in fact; would define marriage as. between one man and one.
And you say would ban gay marriage. That would be its effect It in fact would define marriage as between one man; and one
and you say would ban gay marriage. that would be its effect. it in fact would define marriage as between one man and one woman.
Right.
right.
It doesn't explicitly ban gay marriage in that sense.
it doesn't explicitly ban gay marriage in that
It doesn't explicitly ban. gay marriage in that.
it doesn't explicitly ban gay marriage in that sense.
Right. Well, no, but...
right well no
Right Well no
right. well, no, but...
But it's - the last poll I saw showed that it was losing among Democrats.
but it's - the last poll i saw showed that it; was; losing among
But it's. - the last poll I saw showed that it was losing; among
but it's - the last poll i saw showed that it was losing among democrats.
Yes. Well, tomorrow, we will see - you're talking about North Carolina?
yes well tomorrow we will see - you're talking about, north
Yes Well tomorrow. we will see - you're talking about, North
yes. well, tomorrow, we will see - you're talking about north carolina?
Yes, indeed.
yes
Yes
yes, indeed.
Yeah. Tomorrow, we will see just exactly how this all shakes out and how it breaks down. One thing that I want to point out: North Carolina already, as a matter of state law, bans same-sex marriage. What Amendment One would do is attach an amendment to the state's constitution. So this would basically be piling on. The...
yeah; tomorrow we will see just exactly how this all. shakes out and how it, breaks. down one thing that i want to point out: north carolina already as a matter of state, law bans same-sex, marriage what amendment one would do is attach an amendment to the state's constitution so this would basically be piling on the o...
Yeah Tomorrow we will see just exactly how this all shakes out and. how it breaks down One thing that I want to point out: North Carolina already as a matter of state law bans, same-sex marriage What Amendment One would do is. attach an amendment to the. state's constitution So, this would basically be piling on The ot...
yeah. tomorrow, we will see just exactly how this all shakes out and how it breaks down. one thing that i want to point out: north carolina already, as a matter of state law, bans same-sex marriage. what amendment one would do is attach an amendment to the state's constitution. so this would basically be piling on. the...
It would make it very, very difficult to undo.
it would make it very very difficult to
It would make it very very, difficult to
it would make it very, very difficult to undo.
Correct. But the other thing that this amendment does is that it would make civil unions and domestic partnerships also illegal. So it goes a lot farther than just a simple constitutional amendment.
correct but the other thing that this amendment does is that it would; make civil unions and domestic partnerships also illegal so it goes a lot, farther than, just, a. simple constitutional
Correct But the other thing that this amendment does is that it would make civil unions, and domestic partnerships also illegal, So it goes a lot farther than just a, simple constitutional
correct. but the other thing that this amendment does is that it would make civil unions and domestic partnerships also illegal. so it goes a lot farther than just a simple constitutional amendment.
And this is - and the language varies from state to state, but...
and this is - and the language varies from state to, state
And this. is - and the. language. varies from state to state
and this is - and the language varies from state to state, but...
Right.
right.
...well over half the states have such amendments in their constitutions now.
...well over half the states have such amendments in their constitutions
...well over. half the states have such amendments in their constitutions
...well over half the states have such amendments in their constitutions now.
Correct. Correct. And no amendment that has gone up for public vote has been defeated. So it was already a steep hill to climb for those who are against Amendment One. And judging by the public opinion polls, North Carolina is not about to break a trend.
correct correct and no amendment that has gone up for public vote has been defeated so it was already a steep. hill to climb, for those who are against amendment one and judging by the public opinion polls north carolina, is not about to, break a
Correct Correct And, no amendment, that has gone up for public; vote, has been defeated So it was already, a steep hill to climb for those who are against Amendment One And. judging by the public opinion polls North Carolina is not about to. break. a
correct. correct. and no amendment that has gone up for public vote has been defeated. so it was already a steep hill to climb for those who are against amendment one. and judging by the public opinion polls, north carolina is not about to break a trend.
Who is that, Mike Flanagan?
who is that mike
Who is that Mike
who is that, mike flanagan?
Well, it's astonishing for a campaign to have contacts with senior intelligence officials of another nation, a strategic adversary of the United States. And then for the incoming national security adviser to discuss sanctions that are being imposed on that country by the outgoing administration - you know, it's just br...
well it's astonishing. for a campaign to, have contacts with senior intelligence officials of another nation a strategic adversary of the united states and then for the incoming national; security adviser to discuss sanctions that are being imposed on that country by the outgoing. administration - you know it's, just b...
Well it's astonishing for a campaign to have contacts with senior intelligence. officials of another nation a strategic adversary of the United States And then for the incoming national security adviser to discuss sanctions that are being imposed on that, country by the outgoing administration - you know it's just brea...
well, it's astonishing for a campaign to have contacts with senior intelligence officials of another nation, a strategic adversary of the united states. and then for the incoming national security adviser to discuss sanctions that are being imposed on that country by the outgoing administration - you know, it's just br...
Do you have any idea why a presidential campaign or people involved in it would be having phone conversations with intelligence officials in another country like Russia, if that indeed happened?
do you have any idea why a presidential campaign or people involved. in it would be having phone conversations with intelligence officials in another country like russia if that indeed
Do you have any idea why a presidential campaign or people involved in it would, be having phone conversations. with intelligence officials in another country like Russia if that indeed,
do you have any idea why a presidential campaign or people involved in it would be having phone conversations with intelligence officials in another country like russia, if that indeed happened?
It boggles the imagination. I have no idea why they would do that, knowingly at least. And I think this calls, really, for a full-scale investigation. You know, the one arm of the U.S. government that has not been involved in investigating these allegations so far is Congress. And I think Congress probably needs to ste...
it boggles the imagination i have no idea why they would do that knowingly at least and i think this calls. really. for a full-scale investigation you know the one arm of the u.s government that has not been involved in investigating these, allegations so far is congress and i think congress probably needs to step up i...
It boggles the imagination I have no idea why they would do that knowingly. at least And I think this calls really for a, full-scale investigation You know the one arm of the U.S government that has not been. involved, in investigating, these allegations so far is, Congress And I think Congress probably needs to; step ...
it boggles the imagination. i have no idea why they would do that, knowingly at least. and i think this calls, really, for a full-scale investigation. you know, the one arm of the u.s. government that has not been involved in investigating these allegations so far is congress. and i think congress probably needs to ste...
And those conversations are happening right now on Capitol Hill. Let's talk about this effort by the president, now, to fill this job that was vacated by Michael Flynn. How does all of this news change that? If you are someone considered for this job, what sorts of questions are you asking about this White House as you...
and, those conversations are happening right now on capitol hill. let's talk about; this effort by the. president now to fill this job that was vacated by michael flynn how does all of this news change that? if you are someone considered; for this job what sorts of questions, are you asking about this white house as yo...
And those conversations are happening right, now on Capitol Hill Let's talk about this effort by the president now to fill, this job that was vacated, by Michael, Flynn How does all of this news change, that? If you are someone considered for this job what sorts of. questions. are you asking about this White House as y...
and those conversations are happening right now on capitol hill. let's talk about this effort by the president, now, to fill this job that was vacated by michael flynn. how does all of this news change that? if you are someone considered for this job, what sorts of questions are you asking about this white house as you...
Well, if I were the candidate for national security adviser, which is a zero percent chance of that - but...
well if i were. the candidate for national security adviser which is a zero percent chance, of that
Well, if I. were the candidate for national security adviser which is. a zero percent chance of that
well, if i were the candidate for national security adviser, which is a zero percent chance of that - but...
(Laughter) OK, good to know. We can - we'll cross you off the list.
(laughter) ok good to know we can - we'll cross you off the
(Laughter) OK good to know We can - we'll cross, you off the
(laughter) ok, good to know. we can - we'll cross you off the list.
(Laughter) Yeah. I would be more concerned about process here. I would be concerned about a competing center of power in Steve Bannon's alternate NSC - National Security Council. I...
(laughter) yeah i would, be more concerned about process here i would be concerned about a competing center of power in steve bannon's, alternate nsc - national security council
(Laughter) Yeah I would be more concerned about process here I would be concerned about a competing center of power in Steve Bannon's alternate NSC - National. Security Council
(laughter) yeah. i would be more concerned about process here. i would be concerned about a competing center of power in steve bannon's alternate nsc - national security council. i...
Now, some would say in the White House that it's not his NSC - that he's involved in it but he's not running the thing.
now some, would say in the white house that it's not his nsc - that he's involved in it but he's not, running the
Now some would say in, the White House that it's not his NSC - that he's, involved in it, but he's not running the,
now, some would say in the white house that it's not his nsc - that he's involved in it but he's not running the thing.
Right. But he certainly has an alternate strategic initiatives group. And if I were the national security adviser, I'd say policy comes through here. I am the president's national security adviser. I should be the one that coordinates that policy. There shouldn't be a competing center of power in the West Wing.
right but he certainly has an alternate strategic initiatives group and if i were the national security adviser i'd say policy comes through here i am the president's, national security adviser i should be the one, that coordinates that policy, there shouldn't be a competing center of power in the west.
Right But he certainly has an alternate strategic initiatives group And if I were the national, security adviser I'd say policy comes, through here I am the president's national security adviser I should be the one that coordinates that. policy, There shouldn't. be a competing center of power, in the West
right. but he certainly has an alternate strategic initiatives group. and if i were the national security adviser, i'd say policy comes through here. i am the president's national security adviser. i should be the one that coordinates that policy. there shouldn't be a competing center of power in the west wing.
And so I would want that assurance from the president so that we can get rid of the chaos that has gripped the National Security Council staff ever since the inauguration. That would be my primary worry. And then, after that, I would probably get assurances that the administration has come clean with everything it know...
and so. i. would; want that assurance, from the president so that we can get, rid of the chaos that has gripped the national security, council staff ever since the inauguration that would be my primary worry, and then after that i would probably. get assurances that the administration has come clean with everything it ...
And so I would want that assurance from the president so that we. can get rid of the chaos that has gripped the National Security. Council staff ever since the inauguration That would be my, primary worry. And then after that I would, probably get assurances that the administration has come clean with everything it kno...
and so i would want that assurance from the president so that we can get rid of the chaos that has gripped the national security council staff ever since the inauguration. that would be my primary worry. and then, after that, i would probably get assurances that the administration has come clean with everything it know...
And briefly - it looks like, you know, General Petraeus; someone else being considered, Vice Admiral Bob Harward, acting national security adviser; retired Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg - people are suggesting that they're very different people than Michael Flynn.
and briefly - it looks like you know general petraeus someone else being considered vice admiral bob harward acting national, security adviser retired lieutenant general keith kellogg; - people are, suggesting that they're very different people than michael
And briefly - it looks like you, know General Petraeus someone else being considered Vice Admiral Bob Harward acting national security, adviser retired Lieutenant General Keith, Kellogg - people are suggesting that they're, very different people than Michael
and briefly - it looks like, you know, general petraeus; someone else being considered, vice admiral bob harward, acting national security adviser; retired lieutenant general keith kellogg - people are suggesting that they're very different people than michael flynn.
Yes, they are. For one thing, they were not involved in the campaign. They're very capable. I think Harward and General Petraeus are probably the two that would be tops on my list. And they both have advantages. Admiral Harward is well-known to Secretary Mattis, the defense secretary.
yes, they are for one thing they were not involved in the campaign they're very capable i think harward and general petraeus are probably the two that would be tops on my list and they both have advantages admiral harward is, well-known to secretary mattis the defense
Yes they are For one thing they. were not involved in the campaign They're very capable I think, Harward and General Petraeus are probably the two that would be tops on my list And they both have advantages Admiral Harward is well-known to Secretary Mattis the defense
yes, they are. for one thing, they were not involved in the campaign. they're very capable. i think harward and general petraeus are probably the two that would be tops on my list. and they both have advantages. admiral harward is well-known to secretary mattis, the defense secretary.
OK.
ok.
And General Petraeus is very capable in his own right, so I think either would be a good choice.
and general petraeus is very capable in his own right so i think, either, would be a good
And General. Petraeus, is very capable in his own right so; I think either would be. a, good
and general petraeus is very capable in his own right, so i think either would be a good choice.
We'll have to stop there. Peter Mansoor on Skype with us - thanks so much for joining us.
we'll. have to stop there peter mansoor on skype with us - thanks so much for joining
We'll have to stop there Peter Mansoor on Skype with us - thanks so much for joining
we'll have to stop there. peter mansoor on skype with us - thanks so much for joining us.
Thank you, David.
thank you
Thank you
thank you, david.
He is a retired Army colonel who is now a professor of military history at The Ohio State University.
he is a retired army colonel; who is now a professor of military history at the ohio state
He is a retired Army colonel who is now, a professor of military history at The Ohio State
he is a retired army colonel who is now a professor of military history at the ohio state university.
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this is talk. of the nation, science friday from npr news i'm joe palca ira flatow's
This is Talk of the Nation Science Friday from NPR News I'm Joe Palca Ira Flatow's
this is talk of the nation science friday from npr news. i'm joe palca. ira flatow's away.
Scientists say they have a new way to track animal populations. It doesn't involve micro-chips or radio collars. It turns out viruses can tell us a lot about the animals they infect. A new study in this week's Science magazine looks at a cougar population in western North America that's infected with a virus called FIV...
scientists say they have a new way to track animal populations it doesn't involve micro-chips or radio collars it turns out viruses can. tell us a. lot about the animals they infect. a new study in this week's science magazine looks at a cougar, population in western north america that's infected with a virus called fi...
Scientists say they. have a new way, to track, animal populations It doesn't. involve, micro-chips or radio collars It turns out viruses can tell us a. lot about the animals they infect A new study. in this week's Science magazine, looks at, a cougar population in western North America that's infected with a virus call...
scientists say they have a new way to track animal populations. it doesn't involve micro-chips or radio collars. it turns out viruses can tell us a lot about the animals they infect. a new study in this week's science magazine looks at a cougar population in western north america that's infected with a virus called fiv...
Here's the premise, the virus spreads from cougar to cougar. Once it's inside the animal, it starts to acquire genetic changes. So, different populations of cougars have different versions of the virus. By tracking the virus the scientists can essentially track the cats and learn more about their populations. It's a po...
here's the premise the, virus spreads from cougar to cougar once it's inside the animal it starts. to acquire genetic changes so different populations of, cougars have different, versions of the virus by tracking the virus the scientists can essentially track the. cats and learn more about their populations it's a pote...
Here's the premise the virus spreads from cougar to cougar Once it's inside the, animal it starts to acquire genetic, changes So different populations of cougars have different versions of the virus By tracking the virus the scientists can essentially, track the cats and learn more about their populations, It's, a pote...
here's the premise, the virus spreads from cougar to cougar. once it's inside the animal, it starts to acquire genetic changes. so, different populations of cougars have different versions of the virus. by tracking the virus the scientists can essentially track the cats and learn more about their populations. it's a po...
Joining us to talk about the research and what it means for wildlife conversation is the lead author on the science paper, Dr. Roman Biek. He did the research while he was a PhD student at the University of Montana. He is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the Department of Biology at Emory University. He joins us...
joining us to talk about the research and what it means. for wildlife conversation is the; lead author on the science paper dr roman biek he did, the research while he was a phd student at the university of montana he, is currently, a post-doctoral researcher in the, department of biology at emory university he, joins ...
Joining us to talk about the research and. what it means for wildlife. conversation is the lead author on the science paper Dr Roman Biek He did the research while he was a PhD, student at the University of, Montana. He is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the. Department of Biology at Emory University He, joins ...
joining us to talk about the research and what it means for wildlife conversation is the lead author on the science paper, dr. roman biek. he did the research while he was a phd student at the university of montana. he is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the department of biology at emory university. he joins us...
Great to be here.
great to be
Great to be
great to be here.
And I'd just like to say that if you're interested in more information on this topic and the others we'll be talking about this hour, you can go over to our website, sciencefriday.com, where you'll find links to information about the topics. So, the first question Dr. Biek is where did you get this idea of tracking an ...
and i'd just like, to say that if you're interested in, more information on this topic and. the others we'll. be talking about this hour. you. can go over to our website sciencefriday.com where you'll find links to information about the topics so the first question dr biek. is where did you get this idea of tracking, a...
And, I'd just like to say that if you're interested in more information on this topic and the others we'll be talking about this, hour you can go, over to our website sciencefriday.com where you'll find. links to information about the topics So the first question Dr Biek is where did you get this idea of tracking an an...
and i'd just like to say that if you're interested in more information on this topic and the others we'll be talking about this hour, you can go over to our website, sciencefriday.com, where you'll find links to information about the topics. so, the first question dr. biek is where did you get this idea of tracking an ...
Well, actually it was my PhD advisor, Dr. Mary (unintelligible) at the University of Montana, who came up with the basic idea together with people at the University of Auckland actually. And so they looked at viruses, and recognized how rapidly viruses are evolving, actually more rapidly than any other organisms we kno...
well actually it was my. phd advisor dr mary (unintelligible) at the university of montana who came up with the basic idea; together with; people at the university of auckland actually and. so they looked at viruses and recognized how rapidly viruses are evolving actually more rapidly than any, other organisms we know ...
Well actually it was my. PhD advisor Dr Mary (unintelligible) at the University; of, Montana who came. up with the basic idea together with people at the University of Auckland actually And so they looked at viruses and recognized how rapidly viruses. are evolving actually more rapidly than any other organisms; we, kno...
well, actually it was my phd advisor, dr. mary (unintelligible) at the university of montana, who came up with the basic idea together with people at the university of auckland actually. and so they looked at viruses, and recognized how rapidly viruses are evolving, actually more rapidly than any other organisms we kno...
I just want to remind our listeners that they're welcome to join this conversation. Our number is 1-800-989-8255; that's 1-800-989-TALK. So, I mean, what was the idea? I mean, if you're able to track the virus, what kinds of questions can you ask about the cougars in this case?
i just want to remind our listeners that they're welcome to join this conversation our number is 1-800-989-8255; that's 1-800-989-talk so i mean, what was the idea? i mean if you're able to track, the virus what kinds of questions can. you ask about the cougars in this
I just want. to remind our listeners, that they're welcome to join this. conversation Our number is 1-800-989-8255; that's. 1-800-989-TALK So I mean what was the idea? I mean if you're able to track the virus what kinds of questions can you ask about the cougars in, this
i just want to remind our listeners that they're welcome to join this conversation. our number is 1-800-989-8255; that's 1-800-989-talk. so, i mean, what was the idea? i mean, if you're able to track the virus, what kinds of questions can you ask about the cougars in this case?
Okay, Matthew, thanks very much for that call. Actually I was wondering, I mean, did you yourself go out and how do you get enough, what kind of sample do you get from the cougar to be able to tell what kind of virus it's got?
okay matthew. thanks, very much for that, call actually i was wondering i mean did, you yourself go out and how do you get enough what. kind of sample do you, get from the cougar, to be able to tell what kind of virus it's
Okay Matthew thanks very much for that call Actually I was wondering I mean did you yourself go out, and how, do you get enough what kind of sample do you get. from the cougar to be able to tell what kind of virus it's
okay, matthew, thanks very much for that call. actually i was wondering, i mean, did you yourself go out and how do you get enough, what kind of sample do you get from the cougar to be able to tell what kind of virus it's got?
It's no different than a pharmaceutical giant whose people are more interested in selling pills, as opposed to truly making patients healthy. I think we're going to see this in company after company - that their business models aren't exactly tracking to a world where it's all personal.
it's no different than a pharmaceutical giant whose people are more interested in, selling pills as opposed to truly making patients healthy i think we're going to; see this in company after company - that their business models aren't exactly. tracking to a world where it's all
It's, no different than a pharmaceutical giant. whose, people are more interested in selling pills as opposed. to truly making patients, healthy. I think we're going to. see this in company after company - that, their business models aren't exactly tracking to a, world where. it's. all
it's no different than a pharmaceutical giant whose people are more interested in selling pills, as opposed to truly making patients healthy. i think we're going to see this in company after company - that their business models aren't exactly tracking to a world where it's all personal.
Prop 8. And Amendment One here in North Carolina, it's ridiculous. It's not about anything except love and commitment to another person. And the fact that if I have someone in my family who is in a committed relationship, and they happen to be gay or lesbian, they are unable to get married or have a civil union. That, ...
prop, 8. and amendment, one here in. north carolina it's ridiculous it's not about anything except love and commitment to another person and the fact that if i have someone in my family who is in a committed relationship and they happen to be gay or lesbian they are unable to get married or have a civil union that to m...
Prop 8. And Amendment One here in North Carolina it's ridiculous It's not about anything except love and commitment to another person And the fact that if I have someone in my family who is in a committed relationship and they happen. to be gay or lesbian. they are unable to get married or have a civil. union That to m...
prop 8. and amendment one here in north carolina, it's ridiculous. it's not about anything except love and commitment to another person. and the fact that if i have someone in my family who is in a committed relationship, and they happen to be gay or lesbian, they are unable to get married or have a civil union. that, ...
Jonathan Capehart, if the president chooses - should this be a political issue? It's also coming up - and, Kim, thanks very much for the call. Should this be a political issue to be resolved by the ballot in referenda, by state legislatures, or should it be an issue to be decided by the courts?
jonathan, capehart if the president. chooses - should this be a political issue? it's also coming up - and, kim, thanks very much for the call should. this be a political, issue to be resolved by. the, ballot. in referenda; by state. legislatures or should. it be an issue to be decided by the.
Jonathan Capehart if the president chooses - should this be a political issue? It's also coming up - and Kim thanks very much; for, the call Should this be a political issue to be resolved by the, ballot in, referenda by state legislatures or should it be, an issue to be decided. by the
jonathan capehart, if the president chooses - should this be a political issue? it's also coming up - and, kim, thanks very much for the call. should this be a political issue to be resolved by the ballot in referenda, by state legislatures, or should it be an issue to be decided by the courts?
Well, look, I think if the courts step in and say to a state that you must honor and respect gay and lesbian relationships because the state legislature won't do it, I am perfectly fine with that. If a state legislature, the duly elected representatives of a particular state pass a bill and it's sent to the governor's ...
well look i think if the courts, step in and say to a state, that you must honor and respect gay and lesbian relationships because the state legislature won't do; it i am perfectly fine with that if a state legislature the duly elected representatives of a particular state, pass, a bill and it's sent to the governor's ...
Well look I think if the courts, step in and say to a state that you must honor and respect gay and lesbian relationships because the state legislature, won't do it I am perfectly fine with that If a state legislature the duly, elected representatives of a particular, state pass, a bill and. it's sent to the, governor'...
well, look, i think if the courts step in and say to a state that you must honor and respect gay and lesbian relationships because the state legislature won't do it, i am perfectly fine with that. if a state legislature, the duly elected representatives of a particular state pass a bill and it's sent to the governor's ...
But as we saw in New Jersey, where the state legislature signed it, passed the law in both chambers, sent it to Governor Christie and he vetoed it, saying that he thought that this - that the effort should be or the question should be given to the voters through a referendum, quite frankly I think that that is the wron...
but as. we saw in new jersey where the state legislature signed it passed the, law in both chambers sent it to governor christie and he vetoed. it saying that he thought that, this - that the effort should, be or the question should be given to the voters through a referendum quite frankly i think that that is the wron...
But as we saw in New Jersey where the state; legislature signed it passed the law in both chambers sent. it to Governor Christie; and he vetoed it saying that he thought that this - that the effort should be or the, question should, be, given to the voters through a referendum quite frankly I think that that is the wro...
but as we saw in new jersey, where the state legislature signed it, passed the law in both chambers, sent it to governor christie and he vetoed it, saying that he thought that this - that the effort should be or the question should be given to the voters through a referendum, quite frankly i think that that is the wron...
If that had been the case in the 1950s, in the 1960s, if people in America in general, in the South in particular, were asked to judge whether African-Americans should have the right to vote or the right to equal public accommodation, I don't think that vote would have gone the way we think it would today.
if that had. been the case in the 1950s in the 1960s if people in america in general in the south in particular were. asked to; judge whether african-americans should have the right to vote, or the right to equal public accommodation i don't, think that vote would have. gone the way we think it, would
If that, had been the case in the 1950s in the 1960s if people in America in general in the South in. particular were asked to judge whether African-Americans should have the right, to vote or the, right to equal public accommodation I don't think that vote would have gone the way we think it would.
if that had been the case in the 1950s, in the 1960s, if people in america in general, in the south in particular, were asked to judge whether african-americans should have the right to vote or the right to equal public accommodation, i don't think that vote would have gone the way we think it would today.
Let's go next to Michael. Michael is with us from Fayette in Alabama.
let's go next to michael michael is with us from fayette in
Let's go next to; Michael Michael is with; us from Fayette in
let's go next to michael. michael is with us from fayette in alabama.
Good afternoon. If I give my opinion on President Obama's - oh, how I wish the caller screener last week had allowed me when that wonderful, you know, sociologist and economist about living on...
good, afternoon if, i. give my opinion on president obama's - oh how i wish the caller screener last week had. allowed me when that wonderful you know sociologist and economist about living
Good, afternoon If I give my opinion on President, Obama's - oh how I wish the caller screener last week. had allowed me when that wonderful you know sociologist and economist about living
good afternoon. if i give my opinion on president obama's - oh, how i wish the caller screener last week had allowed me when that wonderful, you know, sociologist and economist about living on...
Michael. Michael. Michael, let's focus on today's issue today.
michael michael michael, let's focus on. today's issue
Michael Michael Michael let's, focus on today's issue
michael. michael. michael, let's focus on today's issue today.
I just wish he had mentioned people with mental illness and mental retardation and...
i, just wish he had mentioned people with mental illness and mental retardation
I just wish he had mentioned people with mental illness and mental retardation
i just wish he had mentioned people with mental illness and mental retardation and...
Michael.
michael.
Anyway. OK. Personally, I am against homosexual marriage not just because of the first chapter of Book of Romans in the New Testament, but also because they tend to - these marriages tend not to last long enough. I've read that they tend to have easy, quick divorces, which can be devastating for children which are invo...
anyway ok personally i am against homosexual marriage; not just because of the first chapter of book of; romans in the new testament but also because they tend to - these marriages. tend not. to last. long enough i've read that they tend to have easy quick divorces which can be devastating for children which are
Anyway OK Personally, I am against homosexual. marriage not, just because of the first chapter of Book of Romans in the New Testament but also because they tend to - these marriages. tend not to last long enough I've read that. they tend to have easy quick divorces which can be devastating for children which are
anyway. ok. personally, i am against homosexual marriage not just because of the first chapter of book of romans in the new testament, but also because they tend to - these marriages tend not to last long enough. i've read that they tend to have easy, quick divorces, which can be devastating for children which are invo...
However, having said that, we must make homosexual marriage legal, complete with all of the benefits. Punitive laws will not lead them to Christ. We got - if we say we love them, we have to prove it by our actions. And, unfortunately, you're going to hear a vastly different opinion in Christian - let's put it, be hones...
however having said that we must make homosexual marriage legal complete with all of the benefits punitive laws will not lead them to christ we got - if we say we love them we have to, prove it by our actions and unfortunately you're going to hear a vastly different opinion in, christian - let's put it, be honest prote...
However having said that we must make homosexual marriage legal complete with all of the benefits Punitive laws will not lead them to Christ We got - if we say we love them we have to prove it by our actions And unfortunately you're going to hear a vastly different opinion in Christian - let's put it be honest. Protest...
however, having said that, we must make homosexual marriage legal, complete with all of the benefits. punitive laws will not lead them to christ. we got - if we say we love them, we have to prove it by our actions. and, unfortunately, you're going to hear a vastly different opinion in christian - let's put it, be hones...
Not just Protestants, Michael. There's a few Catholics who are opposed to it as well, but thanks very much for the call. We appreciate it. Here's an email we have from Mike in Cookeville, Tennessee: We just had a first and very successful Pride in the Park celebration in my middle Tennessee town this past weekend. It w...
not just protestants michael there's a few, catholics who are opposed to it as well but thanks very; much for the call we appreciate it here's an email we have from mike in cookeville tennessee: we just had a first and very successful pride in the park celebration in my middle tennessee town, this past weekend it was s...
Not just Protestants. Michael There's a few Catholics who are opposed to it as well, but thanks very much, for the call We appreciate it Here's an email we, have. from Mike in Cookeville Tennessee: We just had. a first and very successful Pride in the Park celebration in, my middle Tennessee town this past weekend It w...
not just protestants, michael. there's a few catholics who are opposed to it as well, but thanks very much for the call. we appreciate it. here's an email we have from mike in cookeville, tennessee: we just had a first and very successful pride in the park celebration in my middle tennessee town this past weekend. it w...
And, Jonathan Capehart, that - in terms of changing people's opinion, as people began to understand, as more and more people came out, that this was their family, their friends, their co-workers, attitudes began to change in various places.
and jonathan capehart that - in terms of. changing people's opinion as people began to. understand as. more and more people came out that this was, their family their friends their co-workers attitudes began to change in various
And Jonathan Capehart that - in. terms of changing people's, opinion as people began to understand as more, and more people came out that this was. their family their friends their co-workers attitudes began to change in various
and, jonathan capehart, that - in terms of changing people's opinion, as people began to understand, as more and more people came out, that this was their family, their friends, their co-workers, attitudes began to change in various places.
Right. Attitudes began to change. People started talking more openly. You can go back as far as the AIDS crisis in the '80s and the '90s when people started coming out and talking about who they are. You add, on top of that, what was happening culturally in terms of plays, movies, and in particular, television. Vice Pr...
right attitudes, began to change people, started talking more openly you can go. back as far as the. aids crisis in the '80s and the, '90s when people started coming out and; talking about who they are you add; on top, of that what was happening culturally in terms of plays movies and in particular television vice pres...
Right Attitudes began to change People started talking. more openly You can. go back as far as the AIDS crisis in the '80s and the, '90s when people started coming out, and. talking. about who they are You add on top of that what was happening culturally in terms, of plays movies and in particular television Vice Presi...
right. attitudes began to change. people started talking more openly. you can go back as far as the aids crisis in the '80s and the '90s when people started coming out and talking about who they are. you add, on top of that, what was happening culturally in terms of plays, movies, and in particular, television. vice pr...
And, you know, you can't discount the power of comedy, the power of television and the power of seeing people and learning about people through that lens, which then allows people to have their eyes open more fully and allows friends, neighbors, relatives, co-workers, colleagues be able to talk about these issues more ...
and you know you can't discount the power, of comedy the power of television and. the power of seeing people and, learning about people through. that lens which then allows people to have their eyes open more fully and allows friends neighbors relatives co-workers colleagues be able to talk about these issues more open...
And you, know you can't discount, the power of comedy the power of television and the power of seeing people and learning about people through that lens which then, allows people to have their eyes open more fully and. allows friends neighbors relatives co-workers colleagues be able to talk about these issues more, ope...
and, you know, you can't discount the power of comedy, the power of television and the power of seeing people and learning about people through that lens, which then allows people to have their eyes open more fully and allows friends, neighbors, relatives, co-workers, colleagues be able to talk about these issues more ...
Just to remind that California did approve Proposition 8.
just to remind that california did approve proposition.
Just to remind that California did approve Proposition
just to remind that california did approve proposition 8.
Well, true. Well, true. But remember, Kim, you know, was fighting Proposition 8 in California, and she gets to North Carolina where Amendment One is there. There are a lot of people like Kim in North Carolina who find Amendment One offensive and appalling and even though this amendment probably, if you believe the poll...
well true well true. but remember kim you know was fighting proposition 8 in california and she gets to north carolina where; amendment one is there there are a lot of, people like kim in north carolina who find amendment one offensive and appalling and even though this amendment probably if you believe the polls will ...
Well true Well true But remember Kim you, know was fighting Proposition 8 in California and she. gets to North Carolina where Amendment One is, there There are a lot of people like Kim in North Carolina who find Amendment One offensive and appalling and even though, this amendment probably if you believe the polls will...
well, true. well, true. but remember, kim, you know, was fighting proposition 8 in california, and she gets to north carolina where amendment one is there. there are a lot of people like kim in north carolina who find amendment one offensive and appalling and even though this amendment probably, if you believe the poll...
Jonathan Capehart, a columnist for The Washington Post. His blog post "Obama Should Follow Biden's Lead On Same-Sex Marriage" can be - there's a link to it at our website. Go to npr.org, click on TALK OF THE NATION. And this is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. And let's go next to Stay(ph), and Stay's with us from Den...
jonathan capehart a, columnist, for the washington post his blog post "obama should follow biden's lead on same-sex marriage" can be - there's a link to it at our website go to npr.org, click on talk, of the nation and. this is talk of the. nation from npr news and let's go next to stay(ph), and stay's with us from
Jonathan Capehart a columnist for The Washington Post His blog post "Obama Should Follow Biden's Lead. On Same-Sex Marriage" can, be - there's a link to it at our website Go to npr.org click on. TALK OF THE NATION And this is TALK OF THE NATION. from NPR, News And let's go, next to, Stay(ph), and Stay's with us from.
jonathan capehart, a columnist for the washington post. his blog post "obama should follow biden's lead on same-sex marriage" can be - there's a link to it at our website. go to npr.org, click on talk of the nation. and this is talk of the nation from npr news. and let's go next to stay(ph), and stay's with us from den...
Hi. Thanks for having me on. My name is Stacy, and I'm calling from Denver where...
hi thanks for having me on my name is stacy and i'm calling from denver
Hi Thanks for having, me on My name is Stacy and I'm calling from Denver
hi. thanks for having me on. my name is stacy, and i'm calling from denver where...
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Where does the Obama campaign see Senator Biden as making them stronger? I think the phrase they are putting out today is "completing Senator Obama." And where do you, as a reasoned analyst, see some holes left to fill?
where does the obama campaign see senator biden as making them stronger? i think the phrase they are putting out today is "completing senator obama" and where do you as a reasoned analyst. see some holes left to
Where does, the Obama campaign see Senator Biden as making them stronger? I think the phrase they are putting out today is "completing Senator Obama" And where do you as a reasoned analyst see some holes left to,
where does the obama campaign see senator biden as making them stronger? i think the phrase they are putting out today is "completing senator obama." and where do you, as a reasoned analyst, see some holes left to fill?
And you should've just gone back with them and, you know, sorry for you but...
and you should've just gone. back with them and you know sorry for you
And you, should've just gone back with them and you know sorry for. you
and you should've just gone back with them and, you know, sorry for you but...
(CALLER): No, it's quite all right. We're out here in Denver. And we're actually witnessing a change happening at a legislative level. Last year, a civil unions bill - actually, the last couple of years, a civil unions bill has been up in front of both the House and the Senate and has died. We're actually now two days ...
(caller): no it's quite. all right we're out here in denver and we're actually witnessing a change happening at a legislative level last year a civil unions bill - actually, the last couple of years a civil unions bill has, been up in front of both the house and the senate and, has died we're actually now two days away...
(CALLER): No it's quite all right We're out here in Denver And we're actually witnessing a. change. happening, at a legislative level Last year. a civil unions bill - actually. the, last couple of years a civil unions bill; has been up in front of both the House and the, Senate and has died We're. actually now two days...
(caller): no, it's quite all right. we're out here in denver. and we're actually witnessing a change happening at a legislative level. last year, a civil unions bill - actually, the last couple of years, a civil unions bill has been up in front of both the house and the senate and has died. we're actually now two days ...
It didn't pass out at the first committee. It passed out at the second committee on Friday. And then actually, it's just one step away. There are a number of Republicans who are - will support it if it can get to the full House floor.
it didn't pass out at the first. committee it passed out at the second; committee on friday and then actually it's just one step away there are a number of republicans who are - will support it if it can get to the full house
It. didn't pass out at the first committee It passed, out at. the second committee on Friday And then actually it's just one step away There are a number of Republicans who are - will support it if it can get to the full House
it didn't pass out at the first committee. it passed out at the second committee on friday. and then actually, it's just one step away. there are a number of republicans who are - will support it if it can get to the full house floor.
And there's, I understand, a question of time. The clock may run out. The legislature may adjourn before a vote can be taken.
and there's i understand a question of time the. clock may run out the legislature may adjourn before a vote can be
And there's I understand a. question of time The clock may run out The legislature may adjourn before a vote can be
and there's, i understand, a question of time. the clock may run out. the legislature may adjourn before a vote can be taken.
(CALLER): Yeah, that's correct. That is correct. I know that the speaker of the House right now is getting a lot of pressure, I think, from both sides to, you know, either have it die or to take it to the full House. The session will end. It does need to be heard tomorrow for it to be able to move forward and be signed...
(caller): yeah that's correct. that is correct i know that. the speaker of the house right. now is getting a lot of pressure i think, from both sides to you know either. have. it die or. to, take it to the full house the session will end it does need to be heard tomorrow for it to be able to move forward and be signed ...
(CALLER): Yeah that's correct That, is correct I know that. the speaker of the House right now is getting a lot of pressure I think from both sides to you know, either have it die or to, take it to the full House The session will end It does need to be heard, tomorrow. for it to be able to move forward and; be signed b...
(caller): yeah, that's correct. that is correct. i know that the speaker of the house right now is getting a lot of pressure, i think, from both sides to, you know, either have it die or to take it to the full house. the session will end. it does need to be heard tomorrow for it to be able to move forward and be signed...
Stacy, thanks very much for the update. Appreciate it. Let's go next to - this is Gabriel. Gabriel with us from Norman in Oklahoma.
stacy thanks; very much for the update appreciate it let's, go next to - this, is gabriel gabriel with us from norman in
Stacy thanks. very much for the update Appreciate it Let's go next to - this is, Gabriel Gabriel with us from Norman in
stacy, thanks very much for the update. appreciate it. let's go next to - this is gabriel. gabriel with us from norman in oklahoma.
Yes.
yes.
How's the conversation changing there?
how's the conversation changing
How's the. conversation changing
how's the conversation changing there?
(CALLER): It's not. There's a basic sanction for civil unions, but the opinion toward gay marriage is very largely negative. I live in a college town so I don't see much of it, but I hear a lot about it.
(caller): it's, not there's a basic sanction for. civil unions, but the opinion toward gay marriage is very. largely, negative i live in a college town so i don't see much of it but i hear a lot about
(CALLER): It's not There's a basic sanction for. civil unions but the opinion toward gay marriage is very largely negative I live in a. college town so I don't see much of it but I. hear a lot about
(caller): it's not. there's a basic sanction for civil unions, but the opinion toward gay marriage is very largely negative. i live in a college town so i don't see much of it, but i hear a lot about it.
The negativity, you mean?
the negativity you
The negativity you
the negativity, you mean?
(CALLER): Yes.
(caller): yes.
And why is that do you think?
and why is that do, you,
And why is that do you
and why is that do you think?
(CALLER): I think it's also because of fundamentalist Christian values that tend toward - they just tend from the Bible like with the previous caller.
(caller): i think it's also because of, fundamentalist christian values that tend toward. - they just tend, from the bible like with the previous
(CALLER): I think it's also because. of fundamentalist Christian values that tend toward, - they just tend. from the, Bible like with the previous
(caller): i think it's also because of fundamentalist christian values that tend toward - they just tend from the bible like with the previous caller.
All right. Gabriel, thanks very much for the update.
all right gabriel thanks very much for the,
All right Gabriel thanks very much for the
all right. gabriel, thanks very much for the update.
(CALLER): All right.
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(caller): all right.
Jonathan Capehart, the conversation is also happening in any number of churches around the country.
jonathan capehart the conversation, is also happening in any number of churches around the
Jonathan Capehart the conversation is also happening in any number of churches around the
jonathan capehart, the conversation is also happening in any number of churches around the country.
Yes, it is. You've got in churches all over the country, all denominations. People are talking about this issue, grappling with his issue. There's no - I would argue that you can't paint with a broad brush that all Catholics or all Protestants or all churches are against marriage equality. I think that once people have...
yes, it is you've got in. churches all over the country all denominations people are talking about this issue grappling, with his issue there's no - i would argue that you can't, paint with a, broad brush that, all catholics, or all protestants or all. churches are against marriage equality i think that once people. ha...
Yes it is You've got in churches all over the country, all denominations People are talking about this, issue grappling with his issue There's no - I would argue that you can't paint with a broad brush that all; Catholics or all Protestants or all churches are against marriage equality I think that once people have an ...
yes, it is. you've got in churches all over the country, all denominations. people are talking about this issue, grappling with his issue. there's no - i would argue that you can't paint with a broad brush that all catholics or all protestants or all churches are against marriage equality. i think that once people have...
And I think the way the demographics are shifting on this issue, gay rights in general and marriage equality in particular, the shift is moving in the right direction. It's just a matter if time when the culture and the politics all meet up.
and i think the way the; demographics are shifting on this issue gay rights in general. and marriage equality, in particular the shift is moving in the right direction it's. just. a matter if time when the culture, and the politics all meet
And; I think the way the demographics are shifting on this issue gay rights in general and marriage equality in particular the shift is moving, in the right direction It's just a matter if time when the culture and. the politics all. meet
and i think the way the demographics are shifting on this issue, gay rights in general and marriage equality in particular, the shift is moving in the right direction. it's just a matter if time when the culture and the politics all meet up.
Jonathan Capehart, thanks very much for your time. Appreciate it.
jonathan capehart thanks very. much for your time appreciate
Jonathan Capehart thanks very much for your time, Appreciate
jonathan capehart, thanks very much for your time. appreciate it.
Thanks, Neal.
thanks
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thanks, neal.
Jonathan Capehart, a columnist for The Washington Post. Tomorrow, difficult decisions we face when caring for children and parents at the same time. Join us for that. It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. I'm Neal Conan in Washington.
jonathan capehart a columnist for the washington post tomorrow difficult decisions we face, when caring for children, and parents at the same time. join us. for that it's the, talk of the nation from npr news i'm. neal conan in
Jonathan Capehart a columnist for The Washington. Post Tomorrow difficult decisions we face when caring for children and parents at the same time Join. us for that It's the. TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News I'm, Neal Conan in
jonathan capehart, a columnist for the washington post. tomorrow, difficult decisions we face when caring for children and parents at the same time. join us for that. it's the talk of the nation from npr news. i'm neal conan in washington.
This week, Senator Elizabeth Warren had some suggestions for John Stumpf, the CEO of Wells Fargo.
this week senator elizabeth warren had some suggestions for john stumpf. the ceo of wells
This, week Senator Elizabeth Warren had some suggestions for John Stumpf the CEO of Wells
this week, senator elizabeth warren had some suggestions for john stumpf, the ceo of wells fargo.
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You should resign. You should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on. And you should be criminally investigated.
you should resign you should give back the money that you took while this. scam was going on and you should be criminally
You, should resign, You should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on And you should be criminally
you should resign. you should give back the money that you took while this scam was going on. and you should be criminally investigated.
Mr. Stumpf was testifying at a Senate Banking Committee hearing. Wells Fargo's been fined $185 million to settle allegations that over 5,000 bank employees created unauthorized accounts for customers to meet sales goals and inflate profits. Wells Fargo's fired 5,300 employees. John Stumpf has not resigned.
mr stumpf was testifying at a senate banking committee hearing wells fargo's been fined $185 million to settle allegations that over 5,000 bank employees created unauthorized, accounts for customers to meet sales goals; and inflate profits wells fargo's fired 5,300 employees john stumpf has not
Mr Stumpf was testifying at a Senate Banking Committee hearing Wells Fargo's been fined $185 million to settle allegations that over 5,000 bank, employees created unauthorized accounts for customers to meet sales goals and inflate profits Wells Fargo's fired 5,300 employees John Stumpf has not
mr. stumpf was testifying at a senate banking committee hearing. wells fargo's been fined $185 million to settle allegations that over 5,000 bank employees created unauthorized accounts for customers to meet sales goals and inflate profits. wells fargo's fired 5,300 employees. john stumpf has not resigned.