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Thank you, Joe.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, joe.
Blake Gopnik is the chief art critic for the Washington Post. He joined us from the Post studios in Washington, D.C.	blake gopnik is the chief art critic for the washington post, he. joined us from the post studios in washington	Blake Gopnik is the chief art critic for the Washington Post He joined us from the Post studios in Washington	blake gopnik is the chief art critic for the washington post. he joined us from the post studios in washington, d.c.
This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. I'm Joe Palca.	this is talk of the nation from npr news i'm joe	This is TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News I'm Joe,	this is talk of the nation from npr news. i'm joe palca.
You heard Ron talking there about the inevitable comparisons to Watergate which prompted us to wonder how valid are the analogies between what was happening back in the early 1970s and today? So to answer that, we've called someone with firsthand knowledge of the Nixon White House, John Dean. He was White House counsel...	you heard ron talking there. about. the inevitable comparisons to watergate which. prompted us to wonder, how valid are the analogies between what was happening back in the early 1970s and today? so to answer that we've. called someone with. firsthand knowledge of the nixon white house john dean he was white house coun...	You, heard Ron talking there about the inevitable comparisons to Watergate which prompted us to wonder how valid, are the analogies between what was, happening back in the. early 1970s and today? So to answer. that we've called someone with firsthand. knowledge of the Nixon White House John Dean He was White House coun...	you heard ron talking there about the inevitable comparisons to watergate which prompted us to wonder how valid are the analogies between what was happening back in the early 1970s and today? so to answer that, we've called someone with firsthand knowledge of the nixon white house, john dean. he was white house counsel...
In the decades since, he has served as a banker, an author, and he's become something of an expert on presidential ethics. John Dean is on the line from his home in Beverly Hills, Calif. John, thanks for joining us.	in the decades since he has served as a banker an author and he's become something of, an. expert on presidential; ethics john dean is on the line from his home in beverly hills calif john thanks, for joining	In the decades since he has served as a, banker an author and he's become something of an expert on presidential ethics John Dean is on the line from his. home in, Beverly Hills Calif John thanks for joining	in the decades since, he has served as a banker, an author, and he's become something of an expert on presidential ethics. john dean is on the line from his home in beverly hills, calif. john, thanks for joining us.
My pleasure.	my	My	my pleasure.
I have to ask what went through your mind as you watched this week's events unfold?	i have to. ask, what went through your, mind as you watched this week's events	I have to ask what went through your. mind as you watched this week's events	i have to ask what went through your mind as you watched this week's events unfold?
Well, it's kind of been several weeks where we've had echoes of Watergate at the Comey firing, of course, raised memories for many of the so-called Saturday Night Massacre. There was a difference, but there are some stylistic similarities. The difference being that Archibald Cox, the Watergate prosecutor was openly def...	well it's kind of been. several weeks where we've had echoes of watergate at the comey firing of course raised memories for many of the so-called saturday night massacre there was a difference but. there are some stylistic similarities the, difference being that archibald cox the watergate prosecutor was openly defying...	Well. it's kind of been several weeks. where we've had echoes of Watergate at the Comey firing of course, raised memories for many of the so-called Saturday Night Massacre There was a difference but there are some stylistic similarities The difference being that Archibald Cox the Watergate prosecutor was openly defying...	well, it's kind of been several weeks where we've had echoes of watergate at the comey firing, of course, raised memories for many of the so-called saturday night massacre. there was a difference, but there are some stylistic similarities. the difference being that archibald cox, the watergate prosecutor was openly def...
President Trump warned Jim Comey yesterday via tweets that Comey had better hope there are no tapes of their conversations which, as you know, one of the legacies of Watergate is that since then, presidents have avoided taping their calls, taping their conversations because they can be subpoenaed. Were you surprised to...	president trump warned jim comey yesterday via tweets that comey had better, hope there are no tapes of their conversations which. as you know one of the legacies, of watergate is that since then presidents have avoided taping their calls taping their conversations because they, can be subpoenaed were you surprised to ...	President Trump warned Jim Comey yesterday via tweets that Comey had, better hope there are no tapes of their conversations which as you know one of the, legacies of Watergate is that since. then presidents have avoided taping their calls taping their conversations because they can be subpoenaed Were you surprised to h...	president trump warned jim comey yesterday via tweets that comey had better hope there are no tapes of their conversations which, as you know, one of the legacies of watergate is that since then, presidents have avoided taping their calls, taping their conversations because they can be subpoenaed. were you surprised to...
Trump must know - he's old enough to be aware of Watergate that by saying exactly what he said, he's raising that whole specter again. And it's just another comparison with Watergate. And that isn't a comparison most presidents seek to put on their presidency.	trump must know - he's old enough to. be aware; of watergate that by. saying exactly what, he said he's, raising that whole. specter again and it's. just another comparison with watergate and that isn't a comparison most, presidents seek to put on their	Trump must know - he's old enough to be aware of Watergate that by saying exactly what he said he's raising that; whole specter again And it's just another comparison with Watergate And that, isn't a comparison most presidents seek to put on their	trump must know - he's old enough to be aware of watergate that by saying exactly what he said, he's raising that whole specter again. and it's just another comparison with watergate. and that isn't a comparison most presidents seek to put on their presidency.
As a trained lawyer, what legal questions were raised for you this week? Is there any evidence of the president overstepping his legal authority that you have seen?	as a trained lawyer what legal questions were raised for you this; week? is there any evidence of the, president. overstepping his. legal authority that you. have	As a trained lawyer, what legal questions were raised. for you this week? Is, there any evidence of the president overstepping; his legal authority that you have	as a trained lawyer, what legal questions were raised for you this week? is there any evidence of the president overstepping his legal authority that you have seen?
I haven't seen a technical violation of any of the statutes, the obstruction statutes or what have you. I have seen a parallel with what ended up in Nixon's articles of impeachment where he was charged with interfering with the FBI investigation. Obviously, removing Comey is not a direct blocking of an investigation, b...	i haven't seen a technical violation of any of the statutes the obstruction statutes or what have you i have seen a parallel. with what ended up in, nixon's articles of impeachment where he was charged with interfering with the. fbi investigation obviously removing comey is not a direct, blocking of an investigation bu...	I haven't seen a technical violation of any of the statutes the obstruction statutes, or what have you I have seen a parallel with what ended up in Nixon's articles of impeachment where, he was charged with interfering. with the. FBI investigation Obviously removing Comey is not a direct blocking of an. investigation b...	i haven't seen a technical violation of any of the statutes, the obstruction statutes or what have you. i have seen a parallel with what ended up in nixon's articles of impeachment where he was charged with interfering with the fbi investigation. obviously, removing comey is not a direct blocking of an investigation, b...
We last talked to you back in February when everybody was talking about the Monday Night Massacre, which would be when Trump fired than acting Attorney General Sally Yates. Are we going to have a Monday night, a Tuesday night, a Wednesday night...	we, last talked, to. you back in. february when everybody was talking about the; monday, night massacre which; would be when trump fired than acting attorney general sally yates are we going to have a monday night a tuesday night a wednesday	We last talked to you back, in. February when everybody was talking about the Monday Night Massacre which would be when Trump. fired than acting Attorney General Sally Yates Are we going to have a Monday night a Tuesday night a Wednesday,	we last talked to you back in february when everybody was talking about the monday night massacre, which would be when trump fired than acting attorney general sally yates. are we going to have a monday night, a tuesday night, a wednesday night...
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I mean, is there a point where the analogy gets overblown?	i mean is there a point where the analogy gets	I mean. is. there a point where the analogy gets	i mean, is there a point where the analogy gets overblown?
Yeah.			yeah.
That being noted, do you know anything about the substance of this case?	that being noted do you know anything about the. substance of this	That being noted do. you know anything about the substance of this	that being noted, do you know anything about the substance of this case?
Substance is that in the beginning they have under pressure, she had made some statements and later when they questioned again, she denied, said that those things that she had said were not right. And, again, when there was a court hearing, Roxana again denied to what (unintelligible). So there was -and it was written ...	substance is that. in the beginning they have under pressure she had made some statements and later when they questioned again she denied, said that those things that she. had said were not right and again when there was a court, hearing roxana again denied to; what (unintelligible). so there was -and it was written in...	Substance is that in the beginning they have under pressure she had made some statements and later when they questioned again she denied said that those things that she had said were not right And again when there was; a court hearing Roxana again denied to what (unintelligible). So there was. -and it was written in th...	substance is that in the beginning they have under pressure, she had made some statements and later when they questioned again, she denied, said that those things that she had said were not right. and, again, when there was a court hearing, roxana again denied to what (unintelligible). so there was -and it was written ...
This is a difficult question to ask, Mr. Saberi, for all the obvious reasons, but do you have reason to think she was coerced into making statements at any point?	this is a difficult question to ask mr saberi for all, the obvious reasons, but do. you have reason to think she was coerced into; making statements at. any.	This is a. difficult question to ask Mr Saberi for all the obvious reasons but do, you have reason to think she was coerced into making statements at any	this is a difficult question to ask, mr. saberi, for all the obvious reasons, but do you have reason to think she was coerced into making statements at any point?
Yes, I have. I have reason and she has herself said that, yeah. (unintelligible) was also deceived. She was deceived to talk - they told her that if she says like this they will free her and then they didn't free her. Later she found out that it was a trick, yeah.	yes i have i have reason and she has herself; said that yeah (unintelligible) was also deceived she was deceived to talk - they told her that if she says like this they will free, her and then they didn't free her later she found out that it was a trick	Yes I have I have reason and she has herself said that yeah (unintelligible) was also deceived She was deceived to. talk - they told her that if she, says like this they will, free her and then they didn't free her Later she found out that it was a trick	yes, i have. i have reason and she has herself said that, yeah. (unintelligible) was also deceived. she was deceived to talk - they told her that if she says like this they will free her and then they didn't free her. later she found out that it was a trick, yeah.
And her lawyer was not allowed to ask for bail. Was he permitted to say anything in her defense?	and her lawyer was not allowed to ask for bail was he permitted to say anything in her	And her, lawyer was not allowed to ask, for bail Was, he permitted to say anything in her	and her lawyer was not allowed to ask for bail. was he permitted to say anything in her defense?
Her lawyer said that her objection should be written down and signed. And that is all he could say. There was not really, like, defense since - in other courts that he happens to know. They wanted just to speak their own words, yeah.	her lawyer said that her objection should be written down and signed, and that is all he could say there was not really like defense since - in other courts that he, happens, to know they wanted just to speak their own words	Her, lawyer said, that, her objection should be written down and signed And that is. all he could say There was not really like defense since - in other courts that he happens to know They wanted just to speak. their own words	her lawyer said that her objection should be written down and signed. and that is all he could say. there was not really, like, defense since - in other courts that he happens to know. they wanted just to speak their own words, yeah.
And have the Iranian officials made any of the evidence public?	and have the iranian officials made any of the evidence	And have the Iranian officials made any of, the evidence	and have the iranian officials made any of the evidence public?
I don't think they have any evidence, and I haven't heard any evidence that can be made public.	i; don't think they have. any evidence and i haven't heard any evidence that can be made	I don't think they have any. evidence and I haven't heard any evidence that, can be made	i don't think they have any evidence, and i haven't heard any evidence that can be made public.
Forgive me for not knowing, Mr. Saberi. Do you have any legal options? Can you appeal this case?	forgive me for not knowing mr saberi, do you have any legal options? can. you appeal this	Forgive me for not knowing, Mr Saberi Do you have any legal options? Can you appeal this	forgive me for not knowing, mr. saberi. do you have any legal options? can you appeal this case?
Yes, we can appeal. And we are going to appeal for this case, yeah.	yes we can appeal and we, are going to appeal for this case	Yes we can appeal And we are going to appeal for this case	yes, we can appeal. and we are going to appeal for this case, yeah.
Do you know how your daughter's doing? Have you been able to see her?	do you know, how your daughter's doing? have you been able to see	Do you. know how your daughter's; doing? Have you been able to, see	do you know how your daughter's doing? have you been able to see her?
She is very weak and frail last time we saw. And she wanted to go on hunger strike but we persuaded her not to do so. And after this most probably she will, even though when we visit her we want to ask her not to do so. But she is quite depressed about this matter, and she wants to go on hunger strike. And if she does,...	she is very. weak and frail last. time we saw and she wanted to, go on hunger strike but we persuaded her not to do so and after this most probably she will even, though when we. visit her we, want to ask her not to, do so but she is quite depressed, about this matter and she wants to go on, hunger strike and if she. d...	She is very; weak. and frail last. time we saw And she wanted to go on hunger strike, but we persuaded her. not to do so And after this most probably she will even though when we visit her we want to ask her not to do so But she is quite depressed about this matter and she wants to go on hunger strike, And if she does ...	she is very weak and frail last time we saw. and she wanted to go on hunger strike but we persuaded her not to do so. and after this most probably she will, even though when we visit her we want to ask her not to do so. but she is quite depressed about this matter, and she wants to go on hunger strike. and if she does,...
Reza Saberi joining us from Tehran where Iran's revolutionary court has sentenced his daughter, journalist Roxana Saberi, to eight years in prison.	reza; saberi joining us from tehran where iran's revolutionary court has sentenced his daughter, journalist roxana saberi to eight years in	Reza. Saberi joining us from Tehran where Iran's revolutionary court has sentenced his daughter journalist Roxana Saberi to. eight years in	reza saberi joining us from tehran where iran's revolutionary court has sentenced his daughter, journalist roxana saberi, to eight years in prison.
NPR's CEO Vivian Schiller has released this statement: We are deeply distressed by this harsh and unwarranted sentence. Ms. Saberi has already endured a form of confinement in Evin prison, and we are deeply concerned for her well-being. Through her work for NPR over several years we know her as an established and respe...	npr's ceo vivian schiller has released this statement: we are deeply distressed by this harsh and unwarranted sentence ms saberi has already endured a. form of confinement in evin prison and, we are deeply concerned for her well-being through her. work for npr. over several years we know her as an established and respe...	NPR's CEO Vivian. Schiller has released this statement: We are deeply distressed by this harsh and unwarranted sentence. Ms Saberi has already endured a; form of confinement in Evin prison and we, are deeply concerned for her well-being Through her work for NPR over several years, we know her; as an established, and re...	npr's ceo vivian schiller has released this statement: we are deeply distressed by this harsh and unwarranted sentence. ms. saberi has already endured a form of confinement in evin prison, and we are deeply concerned for her well-being. through her work for npr over several years we know her as an established and respe...
For the rest of the hour, we're going to talk about what the melting ice - what of ice melting around the world and these glaciers - what some of that ice might tell us about the origins of life on Earth. Because locked in the ice in Antarctica is sort of a biological catalog. It's a record of the microorganisms that i...	for the. rest of the hour we're going to talk about what the melting ice - what of ice melting around the world and these glaciers - what some of that ice might tell us about, the origins of life on; earth because locked in the. ice in antarctica, is sort of a biological catalog it's a record of the microorganisms that...	For the rest of the hour we're going to; talk about what the melting ice - what of ice melting around the world and these glaciers - what some of that ice, might tell us about the origins of life on Earth Because locked, in the ice in Antarctica, is sort of a biological, catalog It's a record. of the microorganisms tha...	for the rest of the hour, we're going to talk about what the melting ice - what of ice melting around the world and these glaciers - what some of that ice might tell us about the origins of life on earth. because locked in the ice in antarctica is sort of a biological catalog. it's a record of the microorganisms that i...
To find out, researchers collected samples of ice from glaciers in Antarctica. The ice ranged in age from a hundred thousand years old to eight million years old. They took the ice samples back to the lab, melted the ice, to see if they could get any of the ancient organisms trapped in the ice to grow. What happened? W...	to find out researchers collected; samples of ice from glaciers in antarctica the ice ranged in age from a hundred thousand years old to eight million years old they took, the ice samples back, to the lab melted the ice to see if they could get any of. the ancient organisms trapped in the ice to grow what happened? wel...	To find out researchers collected samples. of ice. from glaciers in, Antarctica The ice. ranged; in age from a hundred thousand years old to eight, million years old They took the ice samples; back to the lab, melted the ice. to see if. they could get any of the ancient organisms trapped in the ice to grow What happene...	to find out, researchers collected samples of ice from glaciers in antarctica. the ice ranged in age from a hundred thousand years old to eight million years old. they took the ice samples back to the lab, melted the ice, to see if they could get any of the ancient organisms trapped in the ice to grow. what happened? w...
Thanks for talking with us today, Dr. Bidle.	thanks for talking with us today dr	Thanks for, talking with us today Dr	thanks for talking with us today, dr. bidle.
Oh, my pleasure, Ira. Thanks for the interest.	oh, my pleasure ira thanks for the	Oh my pleasure Ira Thanks for the	oh, my pleasure, ira. thanks for the interest.
Well, I started you off down there. Tell us what happened when you melted that ice and started to grow, what was in it?	well; i started you off down there tell us what happened when you melted. that ice and started. to grow what was in	Well I started you off down, there Tell us what, happened when you melted that ice and started to grow what was in	well, i started you off down there. tell us what happened when you melted that ice and started to grow, what was in it?
Well, we actually examined a couple of different types of ice ranging in ages. Well, the youngest was about 100,000 years old and the oldest was about eight million years old, which represents the oldest ice on Earth that we know of. And so we were interested in looking to see if we could find microorganisms encased in...	well we. actually examined a couple of different types of ice ranging in ages well the youngest was about 100,000 years old and the oldest was about eight million years old which represents the oldest ice on earth that we, know of and so we were interested in looking to see, if we could find microorganisms encased in t...	Well, we actually examined a, couple of different types of ice; ranging in ages Well the youngest was about 100,000 years old and the oldest was about eight million years old which represents the oldest ice on Earth that we know. of And, so we were interested in looking to see if. we could. find microorganisms. encased...	well, we actually examined a couple of different types of ice ranging in ages. well, the youngest was about 100,000 years old and the oldest was about eight million years old, which represents the oldest ice on earth that we know of. and so we were interested in looking to see if we could find microorganisms encased in...
So we melted both of these ices, after, of course, we decontaminated them from potential surface contamination of microbes that are around today. And we first looked to see who was in the ice and who could grow. What we found is that the organisms that were in the ice were a variety of organisms that you would find are...	so we melted both of these ices after of, course we decontaminated them from potential surface contamination of microbes that are around today and we first looked to see who was in the; ice and who could grow what we found is that the organisms that were in the ice were a variety of organisms that you. would find are c...	So we, melted, both of. these ices after of course we decontaminated them, from potential surface contamination of. microbes that are around today And, we first looked to see who was in the ice and who could grow What we found is that the. organisms that were in the ice were a variety of, organisms that you would, find...	so we melted both of these ices, after, of course, we decontaminated them from potential surface contamination of microbes that are around today. and we first looked to see who was in the ice and who could grow. what we found is that the organisms that were in the ice were a variety of organisms that you would find are...
And that was quite a difference, wasn't it?	and that was; quite a difference. wasn't	And that was quite a difference wasn't	and that was quite a difference, wasn't it?
Yes, of course. And we sort of expected that type of difference because these two ice samples differ quite dramatically in the amount of time they've been frozen and locked up in the glaciers. And then with that, they would be exposed to different levels of - or doses of cosmic radiation that comes in to the Antarctic....	yes of course and we sort of expected that type of difference because these two ice samples differ. quite dramatically in. the amount of time they've, been frozen and locked up in the glaciers and then with that they would be exposed to different. levels of - or doses of cosmic radiation that comes. in, to the antarcti...	Yes of course And we sort of expected that type of difference, because these two ice samples differ; quite dramatically in the amount of time they've been frozen and locked up in the glaciers And then with that they would be exposed to different levels of - or doses of cosmic. radiation that. comes in to the Antarctic ...	yes, of course. and we sort of expected that type of difference because these two ice samples differ quite dramatically in the amount of time they've been frozen and locked up in the glaciers. and then with that, they would be exposed to different levels of - or doses of cosmic radiation that comes in to the antarctic....
So the cosmic rays sort of disrupted DNA and chop it up.	so the cosmic, rays sort, of disrupted dna and chop it	So the cosmic rays sort of disrupted DNA and chop it	so the cosmic rays sort of disrupted dna and chop it up.