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But in this case, the degree to which the government has paid for the vaccine research and development is a little bit more than usual when the government contracts and gives its intellectual property to private companies.	but in this case the degree to which the government has paid for the vaccine research and development is a little bit more than, usual when the government contracts and gives its intellectual property to private.	But in this, case the degree to which the government has paid for the vaccine. research and development is a little bit more than usual when. the. government contracts and gives its intellectual property to private	but in this case, the degree to which the government has paid for the vaccine research and development is a little bit more than usual when the government contracts and gives its intellectual property to private companies.
Is there something really widely symbolic here that's really representative of the drug industry in that it's taxpayer-funded? This isn't really the free market, but in the end, a company gets a product and they can say, well, it's the free market. We can charge 20 times what you think we should charge if there's an em...	is, there something really widely symbolic here that's really representative of the. drug, industry in that. it's taxpayer-funded? this isn't really the, free market but in. the end a company gets a, product and they can say well it's the. free market we can charge 20 times what you think, we should charge; if there's ...	Is there something really widely. symbolic here that's really representative of the drug industry, in that it's taxpayer-funded? This isn't really the free, market but in the end a company gets a, product, and they can say well it's the free market We can charge 20 times what. you. think, we should charge if there's an...	is there something really widely symbolic here that's really representative of the drug industry in that it's taxpayer-funded? this isn't really the free market, but in the end, a company gets a product and they can say, well, it's the free market. we can charge 20 times what you think we should charge if there's an em...
Yeah, and that's what people like Dr. Gee in Louisiana say. They're worried that the taxpayers have paid for this and they will pay again when Medicaid and public health departments have to buy the vaccine. Yet, the government is not getting any assurance that Sanofi will charge consumers in the U.S. a fair price or an...	yeah and. that's what people, like dr gee in louisiana say they're worried that the taxpayers have paid for this and they will pay again when medicaid and public health departments have to buy the; vaccine. yet the; government, is not getting any assurance that sanofi will charge consumers in the u.s a fair price or an...	Yeah and that's what people like Dr Gee in Louisiana say They're worried that the taxpayers have paid. for this and they will pay again when Medicaid and public, health, departments have to buy the vaccine Yet the government, is not, getting any assurance that Sanofi will charge consumers in the U.S, a fair price or an...	yeah, and that's what people like dr. gee in louisiana say. they're worried that the taxpayers have paid for this and they will pay again when medicaid and public health departments have to buy the vaccine. yet, the government is not getting any assurance that sanofi will charge consumers in the u.s. a fair price or an...
The U.S. pays more for drugs than any other country in the world.	the. u.s pays more for drugs than any other country in the	The U.S pays more; for. drugs than, any other country in the	the u.s. pays more for drugs than any other country in the world.
And is there any reason to suspect this particular company of price gouging? Let's remember, they haven't actually sold the thing yet.	and is there any reason to suspect this, particular company of price gouging? let's remember they haven't actually sold the thing;	And, is there any reason to suspect this, particular company of price; gouging? Let's remember they haven't actually sold the thing,	and is there any reason to suspect this particular company of price gouging? let's remember, they haven't actually sold the thing yet.
Well, they aren't any different than other drug companies, but they do charge more in the U.S. for other drugs than they charge in other countries. So it's a pattern, and there's no reason to think that they'll do any different here.	well they aren't any different than other. drug companies. but, they do charge more in the u.s for; other drugs than they charge, in other countries so. it's a pattern and there's no reason to think that they'll do any different	Well they aren't any different than other drug companies but they do charge. more in the U.S for other drugs than; they charge in other countries So it's a pattern and there's no reason to think that they'll do any different	well, they aren't any different than other drug companies, but they do charge more in the u.s. for other drugs than they charge in other countries. so it's a pattern, and there's no reason to think that they'll do any different here.
OK. Alison, thanks as always.	ok alison thanks as	OK Alison thanks, as	ok. alison, thanks as always.
Thank you, Steve.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, steve.
That's NPR's Alison Kodjak this morning. And one final note as we get your guide to the news today. Manuel Noriega, the former leader of Panama, has died.	that's npr's alison kodjak this morning and one final note as we get, your guide to the news today manuel noriega the former leader of panama has	That's NPR's Alison Kodjak this. morning And. one final note as we get your guide to the news today Manuel Noriega, the, former leader of Panama has,	that's npr's alison kodjak this morning. and one final note as we get your guide to the news today. manuel noriega, the former leader of panama, has died.
Isn't that a name that's just remained on our consciousness for so many years?	isn't that a name that's just remained on our consciousness, for, so many	Isn't that a name that's just remained on; our consciousness for so many	isn't that a name that's just remained on our consciousness for so many years?
Yeah.			yeah.
He was a strong man in the 1980s, first an ally of the United States but then really an obstacle. He was accused of interfering with an election that didn't go his way.	he was. a strong man in the 1980s first an ally of the united states but then really an obstacle he, was accused of interfering with an election that didn't go his	He was a strong man in the 1980s first an ally of the United States but then really an obstacle He was accused of interfering with an election that didn't go his	he was a strong man in the 1980s, first an ally of the united states but then really an obstacle. he was accused of interfering with an election that didn't go his way.
And the United States military under President George H.W. Bush removed him from power in 1989, blasting rock music at an annoying volume at the building where Manuel Noriega took shelter. He spent years afterward in and out of prison.	and the united states, military under president george h.w; bush, removed him from power in 1989, blasting rock music at an annoying volume at the building where manuel noriega took shelter he spent years afterward in and out of	And the United States military under President George H.W Bush removed him from power in 1989, blasting rock music at, an annoying, volume at. the building where Manuel Noriega took shelter He spent years afterward in, and out of	and the united states military under president george h.w. bush removed him from power in 1989, blasting rock music at an annoying volume at the building where manuel noriega took shelter. he spent years afterward in and out of prison.
This next story is a story of retaliation. The U.S. Senate approved a package of tough financial sanctions against North Korea, Iran and Russia. This was one way for Congress to punish Moscow for meddling in the 2016 election. And now Russia has responded. It says it will shut down a U.S. embassy retreat outside Moscow...	this. next story is a story of retaliation the u.s, senate approved a package of tough financial sanctions against north korea iran and russia; this was one way for. congress to punish moscow for meddling in the 2016 election and now russia has responded it says it will shut. down a u.s embassy retreat, outside, moscow...	This next story is a story of retaliation The U.S Senate approved a, package of tough financial sanctions against North Korea Iran and Russia This was one way for Congress to punish Moscow for meddling in the 2016 election And now Russia has responded It says it will shut. down a U.S embassy retreat outside. Moscow and...	this next story is a story of retaliation. the u.s. senate approved a package of tough financial sanctions against north korea, iran and russia. this was one way for congress to punish moscow for meddling in the 2016 election. and now russia has responded. it says it will shut down a u.s. embassy retreat outside moscow...
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So what else are you learning about this response by Russia to these U.S. sanctions? Are the property seizures a big deal?	so what else are you learning about this response by russia to these u.s sanctions? are the property seizures a big	So what else are you learning about this. response by Russia to these; U.S sanctions? Are. the property seizures a big	so what else are you learning about this response by russia to these u.s. sanctions? are the property seizures a big deal?
I'd say it's more symbolic, whereas, you know, slimming down the diplomatic mission to such a small number obviously will degrade those diplomats' abilities to work in Russia. The kind of the diplomatic retreat that's being shuttered - it's much more symbolic. It goes back to diplomatic facilities in the United States ...	i'd say it's more symbolic whereas you, know slimming down the diplomatic mission to such a small number obviously will degrade, those diplomats' abilities to work in russia the kind, of the diplomatic retreat that's being shuttered - it's, much more symbolic it goes back to diplomatic facilities, in the united states ...	I'd say it's more symbolic whereas you know slimming down the diplomatic mission to such a small number obviously will degrade those diplomats' abilities to work in Russia The kind of the diplomatic retreat that's being shuttered - it's; much more, symbolic It goes back to. diplomatic facilities in the United States th...	i'd say it's more symbolic, whereas, you know, slimming down the diplomatic mission to such a small number obviously will degrade those diplomats' abilities to work in russia. the kind of the diplomatic retreat that's being shuttered - it's much more symbolic. it goes back to diplomatic facilities in the united states ...
So what kind of reduction in staff at the U.S. Embassy and consulates does Russia want?	so what kind of reduction in staff at the u.s embassy and consulates does russia	So what kind of reduction, in staff, at the U.S Embassy and consulates does Russia	so what kind of reduction in staff at the u.s. embassy and consulates does russia want?
The Russia foreign ministry has made it clear that it wants the U.S. diplomatic mission to reduce its staff to 455 people. And who that exactly means is still unclear. That could be anybody from the cleaning lady to the Russians who work there to the diplomats and the ambassador himself. So it's - there's a number of l...	the russia foreign. ministry. has made it clear. that it wants the u.s diplomatic mission to reduce its staff to 455 people and who that exactly means is still. unclear that, could be anybody from the cleaning lady to the russians who work there to the, diplomats; and the ambassador himself so it's - there's a number o...	The. Russia foreign ministry has made it clear that it. wants the U.S diplomatic mission to reduce its staff to 455 people And who that exactly means is still unclear, That could be anybody from the cleaning lady; to the Russians who work there to the diplomats and the ambassador, himself So it's - there's a number of ...	the russia foreign ministry has made it clear that it wants the u.s. diplomatic mission to reduce its staff to 455 people. and who that exactly means is still unclear. that could be anybody from the cleaning lady to the russians who work there to the diplomats and the ambassador himself. so it's - there's a number of l...
Right. And we don't know exactly what the total number of people employed at these places is. But it's safe to say that that reduction could be hundreds of people. Is that right?	right, and we, don't know. exactly what the total number of, people employed at these places is but it's safe to say that that reduction could be hundreds of, people. is that	Right And we, don't know exactly what the total number of people employed at these places is But it's safe to say that, that reduction could be hundreds of people Is. that	right. and we don't know exactly what the total number of people employed at these places is. but it's safe to say that that reduction could be hundreds of people. is that right?
Absolutely. We could be talking from anywhere in the low hundreds in some conservative estimates. I think more people right now are looking at a higher number.	absolutely we could; be talking from anywhere in the low hundreds in some conservative estimates i think more people right; now are. looking at. a higher	Absolutely We could be talking from anywhere in the low hundreds in some conservative estimates I think more people right now are looking at a higher	absolutely. we could be talking from anywhere in the low hundreds in some conservative estimates. i think more people right now are looking at a higher number.
And so what does this response mean about the relationship between the U.S. and Russia, which was already not very good?	and so what does this response mean about the relationship between, the u.s and russia which was already not very	And so what does this response. mean about the relationship between the U.S and. Russia which was already, not very	and so what does this response mean about the relationship between the u.s. and russia, which was already not very good?
Yeah. I mean, everybody knew that relations between Russia and the United States were not great. They were pretty bad. And they had been that way kind of since 2014.	yeah i mean, everybody knew that relations between russia and the united states were not, great they were, pretty bad and they had been that way kind of since	Yeah I mean everybody knew that relations between Russia and the United States were not great They were pretty bad And they had been that way kind of since	yeah. i mean, everybody knew that relations between russia and the united states were not great. they were pretty bad. and they had been that way kind of since 2014.
When Russia annexed Crimea.	when russia annexed	When; Russia annexed	when russia annexed crimea.
Correct. And obviously, tensions grew even more after the 2016 election. But there was a window of opportunity in which they could have gotten better - at least that was Moscow's hope. But with that hope gone in Moscow, you're basically going to see an acceleration of this downward trajectory.	correct. and obviously. tensions grew even more after the 2016 election but there was a window of opportunity in which they could. have, gotten, better - at least that was moscow's hope but. with that; hope gone in moscow you're basically going to see an acceleration of this downward	Correct And obviously tensions grew even more after the 2016 election But there was a window of; opportunity in which they could have gotten better - at least that was Moscow's hope But with that hope gone in Moscow you're basically going to see an acceleration of this downward	correct. and obviously, tensions grew even more after the 2016 election. but there was a window of opportunity in which they could have gotten better - at least that was moscow's hope. but with that hope gone in moscow, you're basically going to see an acceleration of this downward trajectory.
And I mean, you talked about how the news of the sanctions is being received in Moscow. What else are you hearing there? What else are people's reactions not just to the sanctions, but to Russia's response?	and i mean you talked about how the news of the sanctions is being received in moscow what else are you hearing there? what else are people's reactions not just to the sanctions but to russia's	And I mean you talked about how the. news of the sanctions is being received in Moscow What else are you hearing there? What else, are people's reactions, not just to the sanctions but to Russia's	and i mean, you talked about how the news of the sanctions is being received in moscow. what else are you hearing there? what else are people's reactions not just to the sanctions, but to russia's response?
If you speak to the Russian officials, they say these measures have been a long time coming. You know, Russia was sanctioned at the end of 2016. If you remember, there was 35 diplomats that were thrown out of the United States. They had a diplomatic retreat that was shuttered to them. And they played this in a very con...	if you speak to the russian officials they say these measures have been a long time coming you know, russia was sanctioned at. the end of 2016. if you remember there. was 35 diplomats that were thrown out of the united. states they had a diplomatic retreat that. was shuttered to. them and they played. this, in a very c...	If you speak to the Russian officials they say these measures have been a long time coming You know Russia was sanctioned at the end of 2016. If you remember there, was 35 diplomats that were thrown out of the United States. They had a diplomatic retreat that was shuttered to them And they played, this in a very concil...	if you speak to the russian officials, they say these measures have been a long time coming. you know, russia was sanctioned at the end of 2016. if you remember, there was 35 diplomats that were thrown out of the united states. they had a diplomatic retreat that was shuttered to them. and they played this in a very con...
Tom Grove of The Wall Street Journal. We reached him at the Journal's bureau in Moscow. Thank you so much.	tom, grove of the, wall street journal we reached. him at the journal's bureau in moscow thank you so	Tom, Grove of The Wall Street Journal We reached him at the Journal's bureau in Moscow Thank you. so	tom grove of the wall street journal. we reached him at the journal's bureau in moscow. thank you so much.
Thank you.	thank,	Thank	thank you.
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President Trump announced new restrictions on U.S. travel to Cuba last month, but cruises were allowed to continue. The cruise industry saw a big opportunity after the Obama administration began allowing Americans to visit Cuba, and the business is growing. NPR's Greg Allen sent this report from Miami.	president trump announced new, restrictions on u.s travel to cuba last month but. cruises were allowed to continue, the cruise industry, saw a big opportunity after the obama administration began allowing americans to visit cuba and the business is growing npr's greg allen sent this report from	President Trump announced new restrictions on U.S travel to Cuba last month but cruises were allowed. to continue The cruise industry saw a big opportunity, after the Obama administration began allowing Americans to visit Cuba and the. business is growing NPR's Greg Allen sent this report. from,	president trump announced new restrictions on u.s. travel to cuba last month, but cruises were allowed to continue. the cruise industry saw a big opportunity after the obama administration began allowing americans to visit cuba, and the business is growing. npr's greg allen sent this report from miami.
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Nearly every day at the Port of Miami, cruise ships pull away from the docks, headed to Caribbean destinations, places like the Bahamas, Turks and Caicos and increasingly Cuba. Kim Bird of Dallas was one of those waiting to board a liner to Havana.	nearly every day at the port of miami cruise ships pull, away from the docks headed to caribbean destinations places like the bahamas turks and caicos and increasingly, cuba kim bird. of dallas. was one of those waiting to. board a liner to,	Nearly every day at the. Port of Miami cruise ships pull away from the docks headed to Caribbean destinations places like the Bahamas Turks and Caicos and increasingly Cuba Kim Bird of Dallas was; one of those waiting to board; a liner to	nearly every day at the port of miami, cruise ships pull away from the docks, headed to caribbean destinations, places like the bahamas, turks and caicos and increasingly cuba. kim bird of dallas was one of those waiting to board a liner to havana.
Cruised many times. Cuba's a place I've always wanted to just see.	cruised many, times cuba's a place i've always wanted, to just	Cruised many times Cuba's a; place I've always wanted to just	cruised many times. cuba's a place i've always wanted to just see.
Bird was with her friend Alyssa Bain, a travel agent from Miami. Bain is booking a lot of trips to Cuba for clients, and she wanted to check it out for herself. When she heard last month President Trump was getting ready to announce a new Cuba policy, she was concerned.	bird was with her friend alyssa bain a travel agent, from miami bain is booking. a lot; of trips to cuba for. clients and she wanted to check it out, for herself. when she heard last month president trump, was getting ready to announce a new cuba policy she was	Bird was with her friend Alyssa Bain a travel agent from Miami Bain is booking a lot; of trips to Cuba for clients and she wanted to check it out for herself When she, heard last month President Trump was getting ready to announce. a new Cuba policy she was	bird was with her friend alyssa bain, a travel agent from miami. bain is booking a lot of trips to cuba for clients, and she wanted to check it out for herself. when she heard last month president trump was getting ready to announce a new cuba policy, she was concerned.
At first but now no - as far as travel goes, cruises - definitely no change at all.	at first. but now no - as far as travel goes cruises - definitely no change at	At first but now no - as far; as. travel goes cruises, - definitely no change at	at first but now no - as far as travel goes, cruises - definitely no change at all.
What will change is that it largely ends individual travel. Everyone except Cuban-Americans visiting family now can only go with groups on humanitarian, cultural or educational trips. That's a policy that leaves cruise ships in the clear. Cruisers are advised they need to fill out an affidavit and take part in an educa...	what will change is that it largely ends individual travel everyone except cuban-americans visiting family now can only go with groups on humanitarian cultural or educational trips that's a policy that leaves cruise ships in the clear cruisers are advised they. need to fill out an affidavit and take part in an educatio...	What will change, is that it largely ends individual travel Everyone except Cuban-Americans visiting family now can only go with groups on humanitarian, cultural or educational trips, That's a policy that leaves cruise ships in the clear Cruisers are advised they need to fill out an affidavit and take part in an educat...	what will change is that it largely ends individual travel. everyone except cuban-americans visiting family now can only go with groups on humanitarian, cultural or educational trips. that's a policy that leaves cruise ships in the clear. cruisers are advised they need to fill out an affidavit and take part in an educa...
Well, Jackson Diehl, thanks a lot for talking with us.	well jackson diehl thanks a lot for talking with	Well Jackson. Diehl thanks a. lot for talking with	well, jackson diehl, thanks a lot for talking with us.
But that right to face your accuser guaranteed in the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution wasn't written to apply to impeachment, says David Dorsen, a former assistant chief counsel on the Senate Watergate Committee.	but that right to face your accuser guaranteed in the sixth amendment to the constitution wasn't written, to apply to impeachment. says david dorsen a former assistant chief counsel on the, senate watergate	But that right to face your accuser guaranteed in the Sixth Amendment to. the Constitution wasn't written to apply to impeachment says David Dorsen a former assistant chief counsel on the Senate Watergate	but that right to face your accuser guaranteed in the sixth amendment to the constitution wasn't written to apply to impeachment, says david dorsen, a former assistant chief counsel on the senate watergate committee.