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Once the programs were passed by Congress and signed by President Johnson, you were involved with running Medicare as part of the job as commissioner of Social Security. What issues did you run into in putting Medicare into place?
once the programs were passed by congress. and signed; by. president johnson, you were involved with running medicare as part of the job as commissioner of social, security what issues did, you run into in putting, medicare into
Once the, programs were passed by Congress, and signed by President Johnson you were involved with running Medicare as part of the job, as commissioner of Social Security What issues, did you run into in putting Medicare. into
once the programs were passed by congress and signed by president johnson, you were involved with running medicare as part of the job as commissioner of social security. what issues did you run into in putting medicare into place?
Well, it was a fantastically massive job. The--Part B of Medicare, the coverage of doctors, is a voluntary plan. We had to try to reach every elderly person in the United States, like 19 million elderly people, and get an informed reaction from them. They had to file a claim if they were for it, ...
well it. was a fantastically massive. job the--part, b of medicare the coverage of doctors is a voluntary plan we had to, try to reach every elderly person in the united, states like 19 million elderly people and get an informed reaction from them they had. to. file a claim if they were for it an...
Well it was a fantastically. massive job The--Part B of Medicare the coverage of doctors is a voluntary plan We had to try to reach every elderly person, in the United States like 19 million elderly, people and get an informed reaction from them They had to file; a claim if they were for it and t...
well, it was a fantastically massive job. the--part b of medicare, the coverage of doctors, is a voluntary plan. we had to try to reach every elderly person in the united states, like 19 million elderly people, and get an informed reaction from them. they had to file a claim if they were for it, ...
All these things, the most remarkable thing, in my career, really, was the cooperation that we got everywhere. Other government agencies all put--pitched in to make this work. It ran from things like the US Postal Service truck having on the side of the truck that `Remember the deadline to sign up...
all these things the most remarkable thing in my career. really, was. the. cooperation that we got everywhere other government agencies all, put--pitched in to make this work it ran from things like the us postal service truck having on the side of the truck that `remember the deadline to sign up,...
All these things the most remarkable thing in my career really was the cooperation that we got everywhere Other government agencies all. put--pitched in to make this work It ran from, things like the US Postal Service truck having on the side. of the truck that `Remember the deadline to sign up is...
all these things, the most remarkable thing, in my career, really, was the cooperation that we got everywhere. other government agencies all put--pitched in to make this work. it ran from things like the us postal service truck having on the side of the truck that `remember the deadline to sign up...
Robert Ball, we appreciate your time today. Thanks very much for joining us. Robert Ball worked under President Lyndon Johnson to implement Medicare and he joined us today by phone from his office in Mitchellville in Maryland.
robert ball we appreciate your time today thanks very much for joining us robert ball worked under president lyndon johnson to implement medicare and he joined us today by phone from his office in mitchellville in
Robert Ball we appreciate your time today Thanks very much for, joining us, Robert Ball worked under President Lyndon. Johnson to implement Medicare. and he joined us today by phone from his office in Mitchellville in
robert ball, we appreciate your time today. thanks very much for joining us. robert ball worked under president lyndon johnson to implement medicare and he joined us today by phone from his office in mitchellville in maryland.
Joining us now on the phone is one of Medicare and Medicaid's chief opponents in the 1960s. Edward Annis fought against the socialized health-care programs as president of the American Medical Association and he's with us now from his home in the mountains of northeastern Alabama.
joining us now on the phone is one. of medicare and medicaid's chief opponents in the 1960s edward, annis fought against the socialized health-care, programs as president of the american medical association and he's with us now from his home in the mountains of northeastern
Joining us now on the phone is one of Medicare, and Medicaid's chief opponents in the 1960s Edward Annis fought against the socialized health-care programs as president of the American Medical Association and he's, with us. now from his home in the mountains of, northeastern
joining us now on the phone is one of medicare and medicaid's chief opponents in the 1960s. edward annis fought against the socialized health-care programs as president of the american medical association and he's with us now from his home in the mountains of northeastern alabama.
Good of you to be with us on TALK OF THE NATION.
good of you to be with us on talk of the
Good of you to be with us on, TALK OF THE
good of you to be with us on talk of the nation.
Thank you; it's a pleasure.
thank you it's a
Thank you it's a
thank you; it's a pleasure.
Now you vehemently opposed Medicare and Medicaid through both the Kennedy and the Johnson administrations. Tell us why.
now you vehemently opposed medicare, and medicaid; through both the kennedy and the johnson administrations, tell us
Now you vehemently opposed Medicare and Medicaid through both the, Kennedy and the Johnson administrations Tell us
now you vehemently opposed medicare and medicaid through both the kennedy and the johnson administrations. tell us why.
Well, the American Medical Association, and I spoke for most of the doctors of this country, believed that anybody in this nation who needs medical care should have it when they need it as long as they need it, whether they can pay for it or not. We opposed the program that would put a tax on young...
well the american medical association and i spoke for most of the doctors of this country believed that anybody in; this nation who needs medical care should have it when they need it as long as they need it whether they can pay for it or not we opposed the program that would put a tax. on young wo...
Well the American Medical Association and I spoke for most of. the doctors of, this country believed that; anybody in this nation who needs medical care should have it. when they need it as long as they need it whether they can; pay for it or not We, opposed. the program that. would put a tax on yo...
well, the american medical association, and i spoke for most of the doctors of this country, believed that anybody in this nation who needs medical care should have it when they need it as long as they need it, whether they can pay for it or not. we opposed the program that would put a tax on young...
And so our whole feeling was that the programs that should have been implemented and should have been carried on was one that started and operated under President Kennedy. It had been signed in law by President Eisenhower as one of his last things before he left office. That was the Kerr-Mills bil...
and, so our whole feeling was that the programs that should have been implemented and should have been carried on was one that; started and operated. under president kennedy it had been signed in law by president eisenhower as one of. his last things before he left office that was the. kerr-mills
And so, our whole feeling. was that the programs that should have been, implemented and should. have been carried on was one; that started and operated under President Kennedy, It had been signed in law. by. President Eisenhower. as one of his last. things before he left office That; was the Kerr-...
and so our whole feeling was that the programs that should have been implemented and should have been carried on was one that started and operated under president kennedy. it had been signed in law by president eisenhower as one of his last things before he left office. that was the kerr-mills bil...
The Kerr-Mills bill was designed to help any elderly that were in need of income because of illness or accident. They didn't have to sell a house, they didn't have to sell their car. If they merely had inadequate income, it was working, and working well, and I reported it for the Ways and Means Co...
the kerr-mills bill was designed to help any elderly that were in need of; income because of illness or accident, they didn't have to, sell a house, they didn't have to sell their car if they merely had inadequate income it was working and working well; and i reported it for the ways and means com...
The Kerr-Mills bill was designed to help any elderly that were in need of income because; of, illness or accident They didn't have to sell a house they didn't have to sell. their car If they. merely, had. inadequate income it, was working and working well and I reported it for the Ways and Means C...
the kerr-mills bill was designed to help any elderly that were in need of income because of illness or accident. they didn't have to sell a house, they didn't have to sell their car. if they merely had inadequate income, it was working, and working well, and i reported it for the ways and means co...
Well, you just heard Robert Ball say that Medicare has fulfilled his fondest wishes for it 40 years later. Have you changed your mind at all? What do you think?
well you just heard robert, ball say that medicare has fulfilled his; fondest wishes for it 40 years, later. have you changed your mind, at all? what do you
Well you just heard Robert Ball say that Medicare has fulfilled his fondest wishes for it, 40 years later Have you changed your mind at all? What do you
well, you just heard robert ball say that medicare has fulfilled his fondest wishes for it 40 years later. have you changed your mind at all? what do you think?
No, my position is that today Medicare is a--being controlled and run and doctors are being dictated to by non-medical people. Managed care, for example, has made multimillionaires. Each year they make more money. And they're ripping off hundreds of millions of dollars that should go for health c...
no my position is that. today medicare is a--being controlled, and run and doctors are being dictated to by, non-medical people. managed care for example has, made multimillionaires each year they make more money and they're ripping off hundreds of millions of, dollars that should go for health; ...
No my position is that today Medicare is a--being controlled and run. and doctors are being dictated, to by non-medical. people Managed care for example has made multimillionaires Each. year they make more money And they're ripping off hundreds of millions of dollars that should go. for health ca...
no, my position is that today medicare is a--being controlled and run and doctors are being dictated to by non-medical people. managed care, for example, has made multimillionaires. each year they make more money. and they're ripping off hundreds of millions of dollars that should go for health c...
In retrospect, Robert Ball was also mentioning this was a fall-back position, that, really, the idea that they'd hoped to get through was a national health-care plan. A lot of people might say they regret they didn't get that done back in the Truman and, later, the Kennedy administrations, or the J...
in retrospect robert ball was also mentioning this was, a fall-back position, that really the idea that they'd hoped to get. through was a national health-care plan a lot of people might say they. regret they didn't, get that done back in the truman and later the kennedy, administrations or the joh...
In retrospect Robert Ball was also mentioning this was a fall-back position that really the idea that they'd hoped to get. through was a national health-care plan A lot of people might say they, regret, they didn't get that done back in the Truman and later the Kennedy administrations or the, Johns...
in retrospect, robert ball was also mentioning this was a fall-back position, that, really, the idea that they'd hoped to get through was a national health-care plan. a lot of people might say they regret they didn't get that done back in the truman and, later, the kennedy administrations, or the j...
Got you.
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got you.
Well, having visited the so-called universal health-care system in both Canada and in England, I can tell you that in England they always left it open for private patients. Patients could still go to their own doctor instead of a national health service. In Canada, however, no one can go to anyone...
well, having visited the so-called universal health-care system in. both canada and in england i can tell you that in england they always. left it open for private patients. patients could still go to their own doctor instead of a national health service in canada however no one can go to anyone e...
Well having visited the so-called universal health-care system in both Canada and in England I can tell you that; in. England they always, left it open, for private patients Patients could still go to their. own doctor instead of a national health service In Canada however no one can go to anyone ...
well, having visited the so-called universal health-care system in both canada and in england, i can tell you that in england they always left it open for private patients. patients could still go to their own doctor instead of a national health service. in canada, however, no one can go to anyone...
Edward Annis, thank you for your time today. We appreciate it.
edward annis thank you for, your time today we appreciate
Edward Annis thank, you for your time today We appreciate
edward annis, thank you for your time today. we appreciate it.
Thank you.
thank
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thank you.
Edward Annis is former president of the American Medical Association.
edward annis is, former president of the american medical
Edward Annis is former president of the American Medical,
edward annis is former president of the american medical association.
This week, public radio stations around the country are examining the issue of globalization and how we are all connected. For the past five years, Foreign Policy magazine, along with the A.T. Kearney consulting firm, have tried to actually measure globalization country by country with something th...
this week public radio stations around the country are examining the issue of globalization and how we are all connected for the past five years foreign policy magazine along with the a.t kearney consulting firm have tried to actually measure globalization country by country with something they cal...
This week public radio stations around the country are examining the, issue of globalization and how we are all connected For the past five years Foreign Policy magazine along with the A.T Kearney consulting firm have tried to actually measure globalization country by country with something they ca...
this week, public radio stations around the country are examining the issue of globalization and how we are all connected. for the past five years, foreign policy magazine, along with the a.t. kearney consulting firm, have tried to actually measure globalization country by country with something th...
Thank you. How are you?
thank you how are.
Thank you How are
thank you. how are you?
What--I'm fine. What exactly does the index measure?
what--i'm fine; what exactly does the index
What--I'm fine What exactly does the, index
what--i'm fine. what exactly does the index measure?
It measures the way in which countries are related to each other, the ties that unite countries. And we look at a variety of indexes. We look at economic--the traditional ways of measuring trade and investment, but we also look at technology--the number of Internet users, or we look at the nationa...
it measures the way in which countries are related to, each other the ties that unite countries and we look at a variety of indexes we look at economic--the traditional ways of measuring trade and investment but we also look at technology--the number of internet users or we look at the national tr...
It measures the way in which countries are related to each other the, ties that unite; countries And we look at a variety of indexes We look at economic--the traditional ways of measuring trade and investment but we also look; at technology--the number of Internet users or, we look at the national...
it measures the way in which countries are related to each other, the ties that unite countries. and we look at a variety of indexes. we look at economic--the traditional ways of measuring trade and investment, but we also look at technology--the number of internet users, or we look at the nationa...
And what does that tell you?
and what does that tell
And; what. does that tell
and what does that tell you?
It tells us we have--we measure 62 countries that account for 96 percent of the world economy and about 85 percent of the world's population. And it gives us a ranking. And the top-ranked country is Singapore.
it tells us we have--we measure 62 countries that account for 96 percent of the world, economy and about 85 percent, of the world's population and it gives us a ranking and the top-ranked country is
It tells us we have--we measure 62 countries that account for 96 percent of the world economy and. about 85 percent of the world's population And it gives us a ranking And the top-ranked country is
it tells us we have--we measure 62 countries that account for 96 percent of the world economy and about 85 percent of the world's population. and it gives us a ranking. and the top-ranked country is singapore.
Singapore is sort of related to more countries in more ways than any other country?
singapore is sort of related to, more countries in more ways than any other
Singapore is sort of related to more countries in more; ways than any. other
singapore is sort of related to more countries in more ways than any other country?
Right. According to the four clusters, the four baskets, of numbers that we look, which are economic, the personal people-to-people contact, and then technology--communications--and political. The second one is Ireland, and the third is Switzerland, and the United States comes in at fourth place.
right according to the four clusters the four. baskets of numbers that we look which are economic the personal. people-to-people contact and then technology--communications--and political the second one is ireland and the third is switzerland and the united, states. comes, in at fourth,
Right According to the four clusters the four baskets of numbers that we look which are economic the personal people-to-people contact and then technology--communications--and, political The second one is Ireland and the third is Switzerland and the United States comes in at fourth
right. according to the four clusters, the four baskets, of numbers that we look, which are economic, the personal people-to-people contact, and then technology--communications--and political. the second one is ireland, and the third is switzerland, and the united states comes in at fourth place.
Wow. So you've got two countries that are islands and one that is the absolute archetype of isolation in the mountains.
wow so you've got two, countries that are islands and one that is the absolute archetype of isolation in the
Wow So you've got two countries that are islands and; one that is the absolute, archetype of isolation in the
wow. so you've got two countries that are islands and one that is the absolute archetype of isolation in the mountains.
Yes. We also have the Netherlands and Canada...
yes we, also have the netherlands and
Yes We also have the Netherlands and
yes. we also have the netherlands and canada...
Wow.
wow.
...Denmark, Sweden, as...
...denmark sweden
...Denmark Sweden
...denmark, sweden, as...
So are there correlations between sort of life within those countries, their relations generally internationally, and their interconnectedness?
so. are there correlations. between. sort of life within those countries their relations. generally internationally and their,
So are there, correlations. between sort of, life within those. countries their relations generally internationally. and, their
so are there correlations between sort of life within those countries, their relations generally internationally, and their interconnectedness?
Yes. One of the fascinating results of having done this now for five years is that we look at our ranking and then compare that ranking with other rankings; for example, the way in which countries are ranked on how religious they are, or income distribution or happiness. There is a happiness index....
yes one of the fascinating results of having done this now for five, years is that we look, at our ranking and then compare that ranking with other rankings for example the way in which countries are ranked on how, religious they are or income distribution or happiness there is; a happiness index ...
Yes, One, of the fascinating results of having done this, now for five years is that we look at our ranking. and then compare that ranking. with other rankings for example the way in which countries are ranked on how religious they are or income distribution or happiness There, is a happiness index...
yes. one of the fascinating results of having done this now for five years is that we look at our ranking and then compare that ranking with other rankings; for example, the way in which countries are ranked on how religious they are, or income distribution or happiness. there is a happiness index....
How so?
how
How
how so?
Well, for example, more globalized countries--countries that have more links with the rest of the world--have a better income distribution than those that don't. The less globalized you are, the worse is economic justice and distribution in your country.
well for example more globalized countries--countries that have more links with the rest of the world--have a better income distribution than those that don't, the less, globalized you are the worse; is economic justice and distribution in your
Well for example more globalized countries--countries, that have more links with the rest of the world--have a better income distribution than those that don't The less globalized you are the worse is economic, justice and distribution in your
well, for example, more globalized countries--countries that have more links with the rest of the world--have a better income distribution than those that don't. the less globalized you are, the worse is economic justice and distribution in your country.
Yeah. How do you measure that? When you talk about the--you're not talking about overall wealth; you're talking about the distribution of wealth in countries with greater connectedness.
yeah how do you measure that? when, you talk about the--you're not talking about overall wealth you're talking about the distribution of wealth in countries, with greater
Yeah How do you measure that? When you talk about the--you're, not talking about overall wealth. you're talking about the distribution of wealth in countries with greater
yeah. how do you measure that? when you talk about the--you're not talking about overall wealth; you're talking about the distribution of wealth in countries with greater connectedness.
Right. We just look at our ranking and--which measures globalization, and then we look at other rankings and, you know, countries do measure the income distribution. There are measures that tell you which countries have better or worse income distributions. And we discovered that our ranking is c...
right we just look at our ranking and--which measures globalization and then we look at other rankings and you know countries do measure the income distribution there are measures that tell you which countries have better or worse income distributions and we discovered that our ranking is contrar...
Right We just look at our ranking and--which measures globalization and then we look at other rankings and you know countries do measure the income, distribution There are measures; that tell you which countries have, better or. worse income distributions And. we discovered that our ranking is co...
right. we just look at our ranking and--which measures globalization, and then we look at other rankings and, you know, countries do measure the income distribution. there are measures that tell you which countries have better or worse income distributions. and we discovered that our ranking is c...
What are some of the other surprises?
what are some, of the other
What are. some of the other
what are some of the other surprises?
Well, the globalization and the environment--global countries tend to be more environmentally friendly. They are indexes. These are--we don't have all those indexes. We use other people's indexes. We measure globalization and then compare it to others. Corruption, for example--the more open, th...
well the globalization and the environment--global countries, tend to be more, environmentally friendly they are. indexes these are--we don't have all those indexes we use other people's indexes we measure globalization and then. compare it to others corruption for example--the more open the mo...
Well the globalization and the environment--global countries tend to be more environmentally friendly They are indexes These are--we don't have all those indexes We use other people's. indexes We measure globalization and then compare it to others Corruption. for, example--the more, open the mo...
well, the globalization and the environment--global countries tend to be more environmentally friendly. they are indexes. these are--we don't have all those indexes. we use other people's indexes. we measure globalization and then compare it to others. corruption, for example--the more open, th...
Have you speculated about why this might be, why this--it certainly is counterintuitive on all three of those scores. Any idea what's going on?
have you speculated about why this. might be why this--it certainly. is counterintuitive on all three of, those scores. any idea what's going
Have. you speculated about why this might be why; this--it certainly is counterintuitive on all, three of those scores Any idea. what's going
have you speculated about why this might be, why this--it certainly is counterintuitive on all three of those scores. any idea what's going on?
Well, we have been very careful not to ascribe causalities here. We're not saying that one thing causes the other. We just show that there are these surprising results, that the more globalized a country is, the more links it has with the rest of the world, it fares differently. For example, anoth...
well we have been very careful not to ascribe causalities here we're not saying that; one thing causes the other we just show that there are these surprising results that the more globalized a country is the more links it has with the rest, of the world it fares differently for example another one...
Well we have been very careful not to ascribe causalities here We're not. saying that one thing causes the other We just show that. there are these surprising results that, the more globalized a country is the more links it, has with the rest of the. world it fares differently For. example. anothe...
well, we have been very careful not to ascribe causalities here. we're not saying that one thing causes the other. we just show that there are these surprising results, that the more globalized a country is, the more links it has with the rest of the world, it fares differently. for example, anoth...
That was true of international adoptees as well. In the long term cultural differences just didn't turn out to be as problematic as people thought. And there's another finding in the study which challenges a common assumption. Many people seem to feel that children adopted at an older age are more likely to experience ...
that was true of international adoptees as well in the long term, cultural differences just didn't turn out to be as problematic as people thought and there's another finding in the study which challenges a common assumption many, people seem to, feel that, children adopted. at an older age are more likely to experienc...
That was true of, international adoptees as well In the long term cultural differences just didn't turn out to be as problematic as people thought And there's. another finding in the study which challenges, a common assumption Many; people. seem to feel that, children adopted at an older age are more likely to experien...
that was true of international adoptees as well. in the long term cultural differences just didn't turn out to be as problematic as people thought. and there's another finding in the study which challenges a common assumption. many people seem to feel that children adopted at an older age are more likely to experience ...
There was no risk, not for the older adopted children, not for the young adopted children.
there. was no risk not for the. older adopted children not for the young adopted
There was no risk, not for the older adopted, children not for the young adopted
there was no risk, not for the older adopted children, not for the young adopted children.
Juffer says that this work, combined with a series of earlier studies which demonstrated that adopted children usually catch up to their non-adopted peers in physical, social and intellectual development, should change the way that people see adopted kids.
juffer says that this work combined with a series of earlier studies which, demonstrated that adopted children usually catch up to their non-adopted; peers in physical. social and intellectual development should change the way that people see adopted
Juffer, says that this work combined with a series of earlier. studies which demonstrated that adopted children usually catch up to their non-adopted peers in physical social, and intellectual development should change the way that. people see adopted
juffer says that this work, combined with a series of earlier studies which demonstrated that adopted children usually catch up to their non-adopted peers in physical, social and intellectual development, should change the way that people see adopted kids.
There's a stereotype idea that an adopted child, it means problem. But if you look at it and you look at all the studies, then you see a quite different picture.
there's. a stereotype idea that an, adopted child it means problem but if you look at, it and you look at all the studies then you see a quite different
There's a. stereotype idea that an adopted child it means problem But if you look at it; and you look at all the studies then you see a quite different
there's a stereotype idea that an adopted child, it means problem. but if you look at it and you look at all the studies, then you see a quite different picture.
But Steven Nickman of Harvard Medical School, who recently did a review of the adoption literature, says that while Juffer's study is careful and methodologically sound, there are some limits to her research.
but steven nickman of. harvard medical school who recently did a review of the adoption literature says that while juffer's; study is careful and methodologically sound there are some limits to her
But Steven Nickman of Harvard Medical School who recently did, a review of the. adoption literature says; that while Juffer's study is careful and methodologically sound there are some limits to her.
but steven nickman of harvard medical school, who recently did a review of the adoption literature, says that while juffer's study is careful and methodologically sound, there are some limits to her research.
They don't talk about the kids who were multiple placements. They don't talk about the kids who didn't stay in the adopted families. They talk specifically about kids who stayed in adopted families and grew up in them.
they don't talk about the kids who were multiple placements they don't talk about the kids who didn't, stay in the adopted families they talk specifically about kids who stayed in adopted families and grew. up in,
They don't talk about the kids who, were multiple placements, They don't talk about the kids who didn't stay in the, adopted families They talk specifically about kids who stayed in adopted families and grew up in
they don't talk about the kids who were multiple placements. they don't talk about the kids who didn't stay in the adopted families. they talk specifically about kids who stayed in adopted families and grew up in them.
Essentially, Nickman says, the study doesn't include many of the most difficult cases. And as someone who works with adopted kids, Nickman knows that not all adoptions turn out well; some are incredibly painful. Still, he says, he finds Juffer's work encouraging.
essentially nickman. says. the study doesn't include many of the. most difficult. cases and as someone who works with adopted kids, nickman knows that not all adoptions turn out well some are incredibly painful still he says he finds, juffer's work
Essentially Nickman says the study doesn't include many of the most. difficult cases, And; as someone who works with adopted kids Nickman knows that not all, adoptions, turn out well some are incredibly. painful Still he says he finds Juffer's work
essentially, nickman says, the study doesn't include many of the most difficult cases. and as someone who works with adopted kids, nickman knows that not all adoptions turn out well; some are incredibly painful. still, he says, he finds juffer's work encouraging.
The hopefulness that they're presenting is relatively new and gives us additional reason to hope and to reassure our families that if they stick with it, the kids are likely to turn out feeling pretty good about themselves.
the hopefulness that they're presenting is relatively new and. gives us additional reason to hope and to reassure our. families that if they stick with it the. kids are likely to turn out feeling pretty good about
The hopefulness that they're presenting is relatively new and. gives us additional reason to, hope, and to reassure our families that. if they stick with it the kids are likely to turn out feeling pretty, good about
the hopefulness that they're presenting is relatively new and gives us additional reason to hope and to reassure our families that if they stick with it, the kids are likely to turn out feeling pretty good about themselves.
And for Juffer, there's another lesson embedded in the results of her study. Part of what she feels the study demonstrates is that psychology's recent focus on the importance of very early childhood might be a little overdone.
and for juffer there's another lesson embedded. in the results of her; study part of what. she feels the study demonstrates. is that psychology's recent focus on the importance of very early childhood might be a little
And for Juffer there's another lesson embedded in the results of her study Part, of, what she feels the study demonstrates, is that psychology's recent focus on the importance of, very early, childhood might be, a, little
and for juffer, there's another lesson embedded in the results of her study. part of what she feels the study demonstrates is that psychology's recent focus on the importance of very early childhood might be a little overdone.
Some people think that the experience that you have in early childhood determine how the child will turn out and nothing can be changed, but what adoption shows us is that there may be - at first you see negative experiences in early childhood, but there are chances to change.
some people think that the experience that you have in early childhood determine how, the child will turn out and nothing can be changed but what adoption shows us is that there may be - at. first you see; negative experiences in early childhood but there are chances to
Some people think that the experience that, you have in early childhood, determine how the child will turn out and nothing can be changed but what adoption shows us is that, there may be - at first you see negative experiences in early. childhood, but there are, chances to
some people think that the experience that you have in early childhood determine how the child will turn out and nothing can be changed, but what adoption shows us is that there may be - at first you see negative experiences in early childhood, but there are chances to change.
Adopted children are living proof, she says, that we're not always prisoners of an unfortunate beginning.
adopted children are living proof she says that we're not always prisoners of, an unfortunate
Adopted children are living proof she says that we're not always prisoners. of an unfortunate
adopted children are living proof, she says, that we're not always prisoners of an unfortunate beginning.
Alix Spiegel, NPR News, Washington.
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MORNING EDITION and Los Angeles Times film critic Kenneth Turan says with their latest film they take those signatures to another level.
morning edition and los angeles times film critic kenneth turan says with their latest film they take those signatures to. another
MORNING EDITION and Los Angeles Times film critic Kenneth Turan says with their latest film they take those signatures to, another
morning edition and los angeles times film critic kenneth turan says with their latest film they take those signatures to another level.
With "No Country for Old Men," the Coen brothers dropped the mask. They've put violence on screen before, lots of it, but not like this. Not anything like this. "No Country for Old Men" doesn't celebrate or smile at violence; it despairs of it. This intense, nihilistic thriller tells the story of stolen drug money and ...
with "no country for old men" the coen. brothers dropped the mask they've put violence on screen before lots of it, but not like this not anything like, this "no country for. old men" doesn't celebrate or smile at violence it. despairs; of it this intense nihilistic thriller tells the story of stolen. drug money, and t...
With "No Country for Old, Men" the Coen brothers dropped the mask They've put violence on screen before lots of it but not. like this. Not anything like this "No Country for Old Men" doesn't celebrate or smile at violence it despairs of it This intense. nihilistic thriller, tells the story of stolen drug money and the,...
with "no country for old men," the coen brothers dropped the mask. they've put violence on screen before, lots of it, but not like this. not anything like this. "no country for old men" doesn't celebrate or smile at violence; it despairs of it. this intense, nihilistic thriller tells the story of stolen drug money and ...
(SOUNDBITE FROM MOVIE, "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN")
(soundbite from movie "no country for old
(SOUNDBITE. FROM MOVIE "NO COUNTRY FOR, OLD
(soundbite from movie, "no country for old men")
(As Wendell) A lab report from Austin on that boy by the highway.
(as. wendell) a lab report from austin on that; boy by the
(As Wendell) A lab report from. Austin on; that boy by the
(as wendell) a lab report from austin on that boy by the highway.
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) What was the bullet?
(as sheriff ed tom, bell) what was, the
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) What. was the
(as sheriff ed tom bell) what was the bullet?
(As Wendell) There weren't no bullet.
(as wendell) there weren't no
(As Wendell) There weren't no,
(as wendell) there weren't no bullet.
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) Weren't no bullet?
(as sheriff ed. tom bell) weren't no
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) Weren't no
(as sheriff ed tom bell) weren't no bullet?
(As Wendell) Yes, sir. Wasn't none. The Rangers and the DEA are headed back out to the scene this morning. You're going to join them?
(as wendell) yes sir wasn't none the rangers and the dea are headed back out to the. scene this morning you're going to join
(As Wendell) Yes sir Wasn't, none The Rangers and the DEA are headed back out to. the scene this morning You're going to join
(as wendell) yes, sir. wasn't none. the rangers and the dea are headed back out to the scene this morning. you're going to join them?
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) Any new bodies accumulate out there?
(as sheriff ed tom bell) any new bodies accumulate out
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) Any new bodies accumulate out
(as sheriff ed tom bell) any new bodies accumulate out there?
(As Wendell) No, sir.
(as wendell) no
(As Wendell) No;
(as wendell) no, sir.
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) Well, then I guess I can skip it.
(as sheriff ed tom bell) well then i guess i can skip
(As Sheriff Ed Tom Bell) Well then I guess I can skip
(as sheriff ed tom bell) well, then i guess i can skip it.
That's Tommy Lee Jones as a West Texas law man unnerved by the violence around him. Josh Brolin plays a local man who comes across millions in drug money and walks off with it. Sent to recover the cash is Javier Bardem, who chills the blood as a man who quite literally would as soon kill you as look at you.
that's tommy lee jones as a west texas law man unnerved by the violence around him josh brolin plays a local man, who comes across millions in drug money and. walks off, with it sent to recover the cash is javier bardem who chills the blood as a man who quite literally would as soon kill you as. look at
That's Tommy Lee, Jones as a West Texas law man unnerved by the violence around him Josh Brolin; plays a local man who comes across millions. in drug. money and walks off with it Sent to recover the cash is Javier Bardem who chills the. blood as a, man who quite literally would as soon kill you as look at
that's tommy lee jones as a west texas law man unnerved by the violence around him. josh brolin plays a local man who comes across millions in drug money and walks off with it. sent to recover the cash is javier bardem, who chills the blood as a man who quite literally would as soon kill you as look at you.
(SOUNDBITE FROM MOVIE, "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD MEN")
(soundbite. from movie "no country for old
(SOUNDBITE FROM MOVIE, "NO COUNTRY FOR OLD.
(soundbite from movie, "no country for old men")
(As Anton Chigurh) You know how this is going to turn out, don't you? I won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't. That's the best deal you're going to get.
(as anton chigurh) you know. how this is going to turn. out don't you? i, won't tell you, you can save yourself because, you can't that's the. best deal you're going to
(As Anton Chigurh) You know how this is going. to turn out don't, you? I won't tell you you can save yourself because, you can't That's the best deal you're going to
(as anton chigurh) you know how this is going to turn out, don't you? i won't tell you you can save yourself, because you can't. that's the best deal you're going to get.
As the film begins, a confident deputy says I got it under control, and in moments he is dead. He didn't have anywhere near the mastery he imagined. And in this despairing vision, neither does anyone else.
as the film begins, a. confident deputy. says, i got it under control and in moments he is dead he didn't have anywhere near the mastery he. imagined, and. in this despairing vision neither does anyone.
As the film. begins a confident deputy, says, I got it. under control and in moments he, is dead He didn't have anywhere near the mastery he imagined And. in this despairing vision neither does anyone
as the film begins, a confident deputy says i got it under control, and in moments he is dead. he didn't have anywhere near the mastery he imagined. and in this despairing vision, neither does anyone else.
See clips for "No Country for Old Men," plus lots more about what's playing in theaters this week at our Web site, npr.org/movies.
see clips for "no country for old. men" plus lots. more. about what's playing in theaters this week at our web site
See clips for "No Country, for. Old, Men" plus lots more about what's playing in theaters this week at our Web, site
see clips for "no country for old men," plus lots more about what's playing in theaters this week at our web site, npr.org/movies.
And here in California the saga of the wayward whales continues.
and here in california the saga of the wayward whales
And here in California the saga of the wayward whales
and here in california the saga of the wayward whales continues.
Two endangered humpbacks have spent the last week swimming in the Sacramento River, far from their ocean home. Yesterday rescuers tried a new tactic to get the whales to move on - making a whole lot of noise.
two endangered humpbacks have spent the last week swimming in the sacramento river far from their ocean home yesterday rescuers tried a, new, tactic to get the whales to move on - making a whole lot of
Two, endangered humpbacks have spent. the last week swimming in, the Sacramento River. far from their ocean home Yesterday. rescuers tried a new tactic to; get the whales to move on - making a whole lot of
two endangered humpbacks have spent the last week swimming in the sacramento river, far from their ocean home. yesterday rescuers tried a new tactic to get the whales to move on - making a whole lot of noise.
Tamara Keith of member station KQED filed this postcard from one of the boats in the Flotilla, trying to get the whales to go back to the sea.
tamara keith. of member station kqed filed this postcard from one of the boats in the flotilla trying to get the whales to. go back to the
Tamara Keith of member station KQED filed this postcard from one of the boats; in the Flotilla trying to get the whales to, go back. to the
tamara keith of member station kqed filed this postcard from one of the boats in the flotilla, trying to get the whales to go back to the sea.
We've got a dozen boats here, and we're forming what's called the skirmish line, basically to push the whales, to encourage the whales to go back south.
we've got a. dozen. boats here and we're forming what's called. the skirmish line basically to push, the whales to encourage the whales to go back
We've; got a dozen boats here and we're forming what's called the skirmish line, basically to push the, whales to encourage the whales to go, back
we've got a dozen boats here, and we're forming what's called the skirmish line, basically to push the whales, to encourage the whales to go back south.
All right. Now that we got a pretty good line, let's push forward and try the same thing we were doing yesterday on the channel.
all right now that we got a pretty good line let's push forward and try the same thing we were doing yesterday on the
All right Now that. we got a pretty good line let's push forward and try, the same thing we were doing yesterday on the
all right. now that we got a pretty good line, let's push forward and try the same thing we were doing yesterday on the channel.
I'm Keith Milan. I run the Martha. The idea is to line up all of the boats in a direct line across the channel and started to banging and the clanging. Hopefully it'll start driving the whale seaward.
i'm keith milan i run the martha. the idea is to. line up all of the boats in a direct line across the channel and started. to. banging and the clanging hopefully it'll. start driving the whale
I'm Keith Milan I, run the Martha The idea; is to line up all of the boats in a direct. line across the channel and started to banging and the clanging Hopefully it'll. start driving the whale
i'm keith milan. i run the martha. the idea is to line up all of the boats in a direct line across the channel and started to banging and the clanging. hopefully it'll start driving the whale seaward.
(Soundbite of bell ringing)
(soundbite of bell
(Soundbite of bell
(soundbite of bell ringing)
Each boat has a ten-foot long pipe that's about three inches wide, hanging off the edges against the water. The instructions are to bang on the pipe for three seconds rapidly and then pause and then keep banging until they drive the whale south.
each boat has a, ten-foot long pipe that's about three inches wide hanging off the edges against the water the instructions are to bang on the pipe for, three seconds rapidly and then pause and then keep banging until they drive the whale
Each boat has a ten-foot long pipe that's about, three; inches wide, hanging off the edges against the water The instructions are to bang on, the pipe for three seconds rapidly and then pause and then keep banging until; they, drive the whale
each boat has a ten-foot long pipe that's about three inches wide, hanging off the edges against the water. the instructions are to bang on the pipe for three seconds rapidly and then pause and then keep banging until they drive the whale south.
Yeah, that part appears - I think it's the last chapter. He closes the book with that amazing scene. It's so terrifying.
yeah that part appears - i think it's the last chapter he closes the. book with, that amazing scene it's so
Yeah that part appears - I think it's the; last chapter He closes, the book with that. amazing scene It's so.
yeah, that part appears - i think it's the last chapter. he closes the book with that amazing scene. it's so terrifying.
I knew you were coming on today, so I knew what happened, that you're obviously alive, but my heart was pounding.
i knew you were coming on today, so, i knew what happened that. you're obviously alive but my heart was
I knew you were coming on today so I knew what happened that; you're obviously alive but my heart was
i knew you were coming on today, so i knew what happened, that you're obviously alive, but my heart was pounding.
Well, basically, you got to expect things, like I've bailed out three times now. I got shot down and then had a problem when I re-entered the atmosphere above 100,000 feet with the NF-104. And those are the things that you have to train yourself and also know your equipment, like your ejection seats, your pressure suit...
well basically you got to expect things like i've bailed out three times now i got shot down and then had a problem when i re-entered the atmosphere above 100,000 feet with the nf-104. and those are; the. things that you have to train yourself and also know your equipment like your ejection seats. your pressure suits a...
Well basically; you got to expect things like I've bailed out three times now I; got shot down and then had a problem when I re-entered the atmosphere above 100,000 feet with the NF-104. And those are the things that you have. to train yourself and also know your equipment like your ejection seats your pressure suits a...
well, basically, you got to expect things, like i've bailed out three times now. i got shot down and then had a problem when i re-entered the atmosphere above 100,000 feet with the nf-104. and those are the things that you have to train yourself and also know your equipment, like your ejection seats, your pressure suit...
This is SCIENCE FRIDAY from NPR. I'm Ira Flatow, with Annette Heist and Flora Lichtman, talking with General Chuck Yeager, who, 65 years ago, broke the sound barrier.
this. is science friday; from npr i'm ira flatow, with annette heist and flora lichtman talking with general chuck yeager who 65 years ago broke the sound
This is SCIENCE; FRIDAY from. NPR, I'm Ira. Flatow with, Annette Heist and Flora Lichtman talking with General Chuck Yeager who, 65 years ago broke the sound
this is science friday from npr. i'm ira flatow, with annette heist and flora lichtman, talking with general chuck yeager, who, 65 years ago, broke the sound barrier.
You, according to the book and according to history, you had to keep that secret, did you not?
you according. to the book and according to history you had to keep. that secret. did. you
You according to the book. and according to history you had. to keep that secret did you
you, according to the book and according to history, you had to keep that secret, did you not?
The Air Force didn't release the fact that we had exceeded the speed of sound, you know, for a few months, and basically that was good because what it did, it had let us develop flying tails on our fighters. And it took the British and the French and the Soviet Union, you know, about five years to solve their problem w...
the air force, didn't release. the fact; that we had exceeded the speed of sound you know for a few months and basically that was good because what it, did it had let us develop flying tails on our fighters and it took the british and the french and the soviet union you know about five years to solve their problem, wit...
The Air Force didn't release the fact that we had exceeded the speed of sound you know for a. few months and basically that was. good because what. it, did it had, let us develop, flying tails. on our fighters And it took the British and the French and the Soviet Union you know about five years to; solve their problem ...
the air force didn't release the fact that we had exceeded the speed of sound, you know, for a few months, and basically that was good because what it did, it had let us develop flying tails on our fighters. and it took the british and the french and the soviet union, you know, about five years to solve their problem w...
Did - there was fear at that point. What were you feeling? As you got close to Mach 1 and got close to the sound barrier, what might happen?
did - there was fear at that point what were you feeling? as, you got close to mach 1 and got. close to the sound barrier what might
Did - there was fear at that point What. were you feeling? As. you got close to Mach 1 and got close to the sound barrier what might
did - there was fear at that point. what were you feeling? as you got close to mach 1 and got close to the sound barrier, what might happen?
Hey, you're busy. But - you know.
hey you're busy but - you
Hey you're busy But - you
hey, you're busy. but - you know.
What do I do next?
what. do i do
What do, I do
what do i do next?
You really don't have any feeling at all. You just - you know, that's your job, and you do it.
you really don't have any feeling at all you just - you know that's your. job and you do
You. really don't have any feeling. at all You, just - you know that's your job and you do
you really don't have any feeling at all. you just - you know, that's your job, and you do it.
Mm-hmm. And you did it very well. And were you disappointed about not getting the acclaim you might have had had you done something like this today or years ago?
mm-hmm. and you did it very well and were you disappointed about not getting the acclaim you might have had had you done something like this today or years,
Mm-hmm And you did it very. well And were you disappointed about not getting, the acclaim you might have had had you done something like this today or years
mm-hmm. and you did it very well. and were you disappointed about not getting the acclaim you might have had had you done something like this today or years ago?
No, no. Basically, what I was doing, there's one word to describe. That's duty. I was a military pilot. I had a job to do, and I did it. And, you know, they blow a lot of the crap out of shape today, like, you know, on the national program. It's really - I was just thinking back on the first shuttle landing on a lake b...
no no basically what i was doing. there's one word to describe that's duty i was a. military pilot i had a job to do and i did it and you know they blow a lot of the crap, out of shape today like you know on the national program it's really - i was just thinking back on the first shuttle landing on a lake bed when i wa...
No no Basically what I was doing there's one word to describe That's duty I was a military pilot I had a job to do and I did it And you know they blow. a lot. of the, crap out of shape today like you know on; the national program It's really - I was just thinking back on the first shuttle landing on a lake bed when I w...
no, no. basically, what i was doing, there's one word to describe. that's duty. i was a military pilot. i had a job to do, and i did it. and, you know, they blow a lot of the crap out of shape today, like, you know, on the national program. it's really - i was just thinking back on the first shuttle landing on a lake b...
That's me.
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that's me.
Oh, OK. You remember that?
oh ok you remember
Oh OK You remember
oh, ok. you remember that?
I certainly do.
i certainly
I certainly
i certainly do.
OK. You know, I said to myself, you know, we - time has passed. I wonder how many trillions of dollars NASA has wasted since that first landing. That's my attitude.
ok you know i said to myself you know we - time has passed, i wonder how many trillions of dollars nasa has wasted since that first landing that's my
OK You know I, said to myself you, know we - time has passed I wonder how many trillions of. dollars NASA has wasted since that first, landing That's my
ok. you know, i said to myself, you know, we - time has passed. i wonder how many trillions of dollars nasa has wasted since that first landing. that's my attitude.
Still your attitude? Has NASA wasted a lot of money, do you think?
still your attitude? has nasa wasted a lot of money do you
Still your. attitude? Has NASA wasted a lot of money do you
still your attitude? has nasa wasted a lot of money, do you think?
Yes. A lot of money.
yes a lot of;
Yes A lot of
yes. a lot of money.
Because.
because.
Well, let's - it was easy.
well let's - it, was
Well, let's - it was
well, let's - it was easy.
Yeah.
yeah.
It's like the last, I think, the last three guys that walked on the moon, and, you know, it was waste of money.
it's like the last i think the last three guys that, walked, on the moon and you know it was, waste of
It's like the last I think the last three guys that walked on the moon and you know it was waste of
it's like the last, i think, the last three guys that walked on the moon, and, you know, it was waste of money.
Should we go - should we not waste money going to Mars, do you think?
should we go - should we not waste money going to mars do you
Should, we go - should we not waste money going to. Mars. do you
should we go - should we not waste money going to mars, do you think?