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The remaining members of the Petits Chanteurs, Haiti's renowned boy's and men's chorus, began the first post-quake concert by serenading Bel Air, a downtown neighborhood that's still choked with dusty debris.	the remaining, members of the petits chanteurs haiti's renowned boy's and men's chorus began the first post-quake concert by serenading bel air. a. downtown, neighborhood that's still choked, with dusty	The remaining members of the Petits Chanteurs Haiti's renowned boy's and men's chorus began the first post-quake concert by serenading Bel Air a downtown neighborhood that's still, choked with dusty	the remaining members of the petits chanteurs, haiti's renowned boy's and men's chorus, began the first post-quake concert by serenading bel air, a downtown neighborhood that's still choked with dusty debris.
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Questions now about new airport security rules announced this week by the Transportation Security Administration. Passengers from 14 countries are now subject to extra screening. Do these rules make flying safer, and do they violate civil liberties?	questions now about new airport security rules announced this week by the transportation security administration passengers from 14 countries are now subject to extra screening do these rules make, flying safer and do they violate civil	Questions now about new airport security. rules announced this week by the Transportation Security Administration Passengers from 14 countries are now subject to extra screening, Do these rules make flying safer and do they violate civil	questions now about new airport security rules announced this week by the transportation security administration. passengers from 14 countries are now subject to extra screening. do these rules make flying safer, and do they violate civil liberties?
Not only, no. In this country, the live grows wild on the hills, in the woodland. In the early Bronze Age, four millennia BC, they were already cultivating the olives on a large scale and everybody whoever lived in this country more or less used to produce olive oil and we're still producing olive...	not only no in this country, the, live grows; wild on the hills in, the, woodland in the early bronze age four millennia bc they were already cultivating the olives on, a, large scale and everybody, whoever lived in this country more or less used to produce olive oil and we're still producing oliv...	Not only no In this country the live grows wild on the hills in the woodland In the early Bronze Age four millennia BC they were already cultivating the olives. on a large scale and everybody whoever lived in; this country more or less used to produce olive oil and. we're still producing olive oil...	not only, no. in this country, the live grows wild on the hills, in the woodland. in the early bronze age, four millennia bc, they were already cultivating the olives on a large scale and everybody whoever lived in this country more or less used to produce olive oil and we're still producing olive...
Rafael Frankel edited the history and technology of olive oil in the Holy Land. We reached him at his home in the western Galilee.	rafael. frankel edited the history and technology. of olive oil in the holy land we. reached him at his. home. in the western	Rafael Frankel, edited the history and. technology of olive oil in the. Holy Land We reached him at, his home in. the western	rafael frankel edited the history and technology of olive oil in the holy land. we reached him at his home in the western galilee.
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We're in the last few weeks of the Supreme Court's current term, and justices still have loads of decisions to hand down - two dozen, to be precise. And some of those may come as soon as Monday. We'll bring in NPR's legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg. Nina, thanks so much for being with us.	we're in, the last, few weeks of the, supreme court's current term and justices still have loads of decisions to hand down - two dozen to be precise and some of those, may come as soon as monday we'll bring in npr's legal, affairs correspondent nina. totenberg nina thanks so much for being with	We're in the last few weeks of the Supreme Court's current term and, justices still have loads of. decisions to hand down - two dozen to be precise And some of those may come as. soon as Monday We'll bring in NPR's legal affairs correspondent Nina Totenberg Nina. thanks. so much for being with	we're in the last few weeks of the supreme court's current term, and justices still have loads of decisions to hand down - two dozen, to be precise. and some of those may come as soon as monday. we'll bring in npr's legal affairs correspondent nina totenberg. nina, thanks so much for being with us.
My pleasure, as always, Scott.	my pleasure as always	My pleasure as always	my pleasure, as always, scott.
Twenty-four cases in which there are no decision. I gather a dozen could be of particular interest. Which ones do you most anticipate?	twenty-four cases in which there are no decision i gather a dozen could be of particular interest which, ones do you most	Twenty-four cases, in which there are no decision I gather a, dozen; could be of, particular interest Which ones do you most	twenty-four cases in which there are no decision. i gather a dozen could be of particular interest. which ones do you most anticipate?
Well, there are three big ones. The first is what I call the cross case. This is a giant cross on public property in Bladensburg, Md. It's a World War I war memorial. And civil libertarians have objected to it because they see the cross as a symbol of Christianity and that it ought to be on private property, maintained...	well there are three big. ones the first is what i call the cross, case, this is a giant cross on public property. in bladensburg md it's a world war i war memorial and civil libertarians have objected to it because they see the, cross as a, symbol of christianity and that it ought to be on private property maintained ...	Well there are three big ones The first is what. I call the cross, case This is a giant cross, on public property in Bladensburg, Md It's a World War, I war memorial And civil libertarians have objected to it. because they see the cross as a symbol of Christianity and that it ought to be, on private property maintained...	well, there are three big ones. the first is what i call the cross case. this is a giant cross on public property in bladensburg, md. it's a world war i war memorial. and civil libertarians have objected to it because they see the cross as a symbol of christianity and that it ought to be on private property, maintained...
And then there's a gerrymandering case from North Carolina and from Maryland - how state legislatures draw the lines, in this case, for congressional districts. And they do it usually to entrench their own political power. But it's gotten, with the advent of computers, kind of wild. And the Supreme Court is being asked...	and then there's a gerrymandering. case from north carolina, and from maryland - how, state legislatures draw the lines in this case for, congressional districts and they do it usually to entrench their own political, power but it's, gotten with the advent of, computers kind. of wild and the supreme court is being aske...	And then there's a gerrymandering case from North Carolina and from Maryland - how state legislatures, draw the lines in this case. for congressional. districts And, they do it. usually; to entrench their own political power But it's gotten with. the advent of computers kind. of wild And the, Supreme Court is being. as...	and then there's a gerrymandering case from north carolina and from maryland - how state legislatures draw the lines, in this case, for congressional districts. and they do it usually to entrench their own political power. but it's gotten, with the advent of computers, kind of wild. and the supreme court is being asked...
And then the last case is a test of the addition of the citizenship question on the census, a question that hasn't been there in 70 years and that opponents of the question claim would lead to a big undercount. And they say that the Trump administration is doing it for partisan reasons.	and then the last case is a test of the addition of the citizenship, question on the census a question that hasn't been there in 70 years and, that opponents; of the question. claim. would lead to a big undercount, and they say that the trump administration is doing it for partisan.	And then the, last case is a test of the addition of the citizenship question on the census a question that hasn't been there in 70 years and that opponents of the question claim would lead to a big undercount And they say that the Trump administration is doing it for partisan	and then the last case is a test of the addition of the citizenship question on the census, a question that hasn't been there in 70 years and that opponents of the question claim would lead to a big undercount. and they say that the trump administration is doing it for partisan reasons.
Why are there still so many outstanding cases?	why are. there still so, many outstanding	Why are there still so many; outstanding	why are there still so many outstanding cases?
Well, I don't actually know, except one has to assume there are very big differences among the justices, between the court's five Conservatives and four Liberals - Justice Ginsburg hinted at that in a recent speech - but also, even among the Conservatives themselves, the rationales for how they're going to rule. There ...	well i don't actually know except one has to assume there are. very big differences among the justices between the court's five conservatives and four liberals, - justice ginsburg hinted, at. that in a. recent speech - but also even among the conservatives themselves. the, rationales. for how they're. going to rule the...	Well I don't actually know except one has to assume there are very big differences among the justices between the court's five Conservatives and four Liberals - Justice, Ginsburg, hinted, at, that in a recent speech - but, also even among. the Conservatives themselves the rationales for how they're going to rule, There...	well, i don't actually know, except one has to assume there are very big differences among the justices, between the court's five conservatives and four liberals - justice ginsburg hinted at that in a recent speech - but also, even among the conservatives themselves, the rationales for how they're going to rule. there ...
As you see it, what's at stake for the court this term?	as you. see it what's at stake for, the court this	As, you see it what's, at stake for the court this	as you see it, what's at stake for the court this term?
Well, there's no secret about this. The chief justice has been very clear. He doesn't want the court to be seen as a partisan institution. The other members of the court, both liberal and conservative, go around saying that this isn't a partisan institution at all. That's the message they want to convey, which is sort ...	well there's no secret about this the chief justice has been very clear he doesn't want the court to be seen as a partisan institution; the other. members of the court both liberal and. conservative go around saying that this isn't a partisan institution at all that's the message they want to convey. which is. sort of ...	Well there's no secret about this The chief justice has been very clear He doesn't want the court. to be seen as a partisan institution The other; members. of the court both liberal, and conservative go. around saying that this isn't a, partisan institution at all That's the message they want to; convey which, is sort ...	well, there's no secret about this. the chief justice has been very clear. he doesn't want the court to be seen as a partisan institution. the other members of the court, both liberal and conservative, go around saying that this isn't a partisan institution at all. that's the message they want to convey, which is sort ...
But is that possible in this day and age, when we know by their - in their own account, conservative Republicans have tried to win elections so they can win Supreme Court appointments and you have several Democrats running for president now on the issue of enlarging the court?	but is that possible in this day and age when we know, by their; - in their own, account conservative. republicans have tried to win elections so they can win supreme; court appointments, and you have several democrats running for president now on the issue of enlarging the	But is that possible in this day and age when, we know by. their - in their own account conservative Republicans have tried to win elections so they can win Supreme Court appointments and you have several Democrats running for president now on the. issue of enlarging the	but is that possible in this day and age, when we know by their - in their own account, conservative republicans have tried to win elections so they can win supreme court appointments and you have several democrats running for president now on the issue of enlarging the court?
You know, I wish I knew whether it's even possible anymore to have a Supreme Court that doesn't look partisan. I had always thought you really could. But if you look at the two cases before the court that are overtly partisan, the gerrymandering case and the census case, both would structurally allow Republicans to ent...	you know i wish i knew whether it's even possible anymore to have a, supreme court that doesn't look partisan i had always thought you really could but if you look at the two cases before, the court that, are overtly partisan the gerrymandering case, and the census case both would structurally allow republicans to entr...	You know I wish I knew whether it's even possible anymore to have a Supreme Court that doesn't look partisan I had always thought you really could But if. you look at the two cases before, the court that, are overtly partisan the gerrymandering case and; the census case both would structurally allow Republicans to entr...	you know, i wish i knew whether it's even possible anymore to have a supreme court that doesn't look partisan. i had always thought you really could. but if you look at the two cases before the court that are overtly partisan, the gerrymandering case and the census case, both would structurally allow republicans to ent...
You know, I interviewed Justice Stevens about a month and a half ago for a piece about his new book. And even he, a lifetime Republican, although deemed a Liberal on the court, appointed by President Ford, said it was hard for him to see the current court as apolitical. He said he still has hope, and so do I, but it's ...	you know i interviewed justice stevens about a month and a half ago for a piece about his new book and even he a lifetime republican although deemed a liberal on the court appointed by president ford said it was hard for him to see the current court as apolitical he said he still has hope and so do. i but it's	You know; I interviewed Justice Stevens about a month and a half, ago for a piece about his new, book And even he a lifetime Republican although deemed a Liberal on the court appointed by President Ford said it was hard for; him to see the current court as apolitical He said he still has hope and so do. I but it's	you know, i interviewed justice stevens about a month and a half ago for a piece about his new book. and even he, a lifetime republican, although deemed a liberal on the court, appointed by president ford, said it was hard for him to see the current court as apolitical. he said he still has hope, and so do i, but it's ...
NPR's Nina Totenberg, thanks so much.	npr's nina totenberg thanks so	NPR's Nina Totenberg thanks so	npr's nina totenberg, thanks so much.
Thank you, Scott.	thank you	Thank, you	thank you, scott.
Al Franken served in the U.S. Senate for just under a decade, representing the state of Minnesota. But in late 2017, when Franken was accused by several women of touching or kissing them in inappropriate ways, his career was derailed. There was all kinds of pressure on him to resign, and eventually, he announced on the...	al franken served in the u.s senate for just under a decade representing the state of minnesota but in late 2017, when franken was accused by several, women of touching or kissing them in inappropriate ways his career was derailed there was all kinds of, pressure on him to resign and eventually he announced on the sena...	Al Franken served in the U.S Senate for just, under a decade representing the state of Minnesota But; in late 2017, when Franken was accused by several women of touching or kissing them in inappropriate ways his career was derailed There was all kinds of pressure on him to resign and eventually he announced on the Sena...	al franken served in the u.s. senate for just under a decade, representing the state of minnesota. but in late 2017, when franken was accused by several women of touching or kissing them in inappropriate ways, his career was derailed. there was all kinds of pressure on him to resign, and eventually, he announced on the...
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I of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval Office.	i of all people am aware that, there is some irony in the fact that i am leaving while a man who, has bragged on tape about his history, of. sexual assault, sits; in the oval	I of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that I am leaving while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the Oval	i of all people am aware that there is some irony in the fact that i am leaving, while a man who has bragged on tape about his history of sexual assault sits in the oval office.
Al Franken has stayed out of the public eye ever since, but he's now gone on the record with his first major interview since his resignation. He talked with New Yorker staff writer Jane Mayer, who joins us now. Hi, Jane.	al franken has stayed out of the public eye ever. since but he's now gone on, the record with his first major interview since his resignation he talked with new yorker staff writer jane mayer who joins us now hi	Al Franken has stayed out of the public eye ever since but he's now gone on the record with his first major interview, since his resignation He talked. with New, Yorker staff writer Jane Mayer who joins us. now Hi	al franken has stayed out of the public eye ever since, but he's now gone on the record with his first major interview since his resignation. he talked with new yorker staff writer jane mayer, who joins us now. hi, jane.
Hi. How are you?	hi how are	Hi How are	hi. how are you?
I'm well. Thanks for being here. So you asked former Senator Al Franken flat-out whether he regrets his decision to walk away from the Senate. What did he say?	i'm well thanks for. being here. so you asked former. senator al franken flat-out whether he regrets his decision to walk away from the, senate what did he	I'm well Thanks for being here So you asked. former Senator Al Franken flat-out whether he regrets his, decision to walk away. from the Senate What did he	i'm well. thanks for being here. so you asked former senator al franken flat-out whether he regrets his decision to walk away from the senate. what did he say?
He said he absolutely regrets that he resigned. And it was interesting to me. Seven senators who called on him to resign told me that they also regret it and considered a - one of - in some cases, in the case of Senator Leahy, one of the worst mistakes that they've made since being in the Senate. So there's been a kind...	he said he absolutely regrets that he resigned and it was interesting to me seven senators who called. on him to resign told me that they also regret it and considered a - one of - in some cases in the case of senator leahy one of the worst mistakes that they've made since being, in the senate so there's been a kind of...	He said he absolutely regrets that he resigned And it was interesting to me Seven senators who called, on him to resign told me that they also regret it and considered a - one of - in some cases in the case of Senator Leahy one of the worst mistakes that, they've made since, being in the Senate So there's been a, kind ...	he said he absolutely regrets that he resigned. and it was interesting to me. seven senators who called on him to resign told me that they also regret it and considered a - one of - in some cases, in the case of senator leahy, one of the worst mistakes that they've made since being in the senate. so there's been a kind...
Why? I mean, especially Patrick Leahy, who's served for decades in the Senate, he's saying it's the biggest mistake of his political career? How come?	why? i mean especially patrick leahy who's served for decades in the senate he's saying it's. the biggest mistake, of his political career? how	Why? I mean especially Patrick Leahy who's served for decades in the. Senate he's saying it's the biggest mistake of his political career? How	why? i mean, especially patrick leahy, who's served for decades in the senate, he's saying it's the biggest mistake of his political career? how come?
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When everyone sees that global growth is slowing down, it's not just the U.S. We're also seeing China and Europe slowing down. They go, oh, no. It's going to be harder than ever to dig our way out of this mess.	when everyone sees that global growth, is, slowing down it's not just the u.s we're also seeing china and europe slowing down they go oh no it's going to be harder than ever to dig our way out of this	When everyone sees that global growth is slowing down it's not just the U.S We're. also seeing China and Europe slowing down They go oh no It's going to be harder than ever to dig our way out, of this	when everyone sees that global growth is slowing down, it's not just the u.s. we're also seeing china and europe slowing down. they go, oh, no. it's going to be harder than ever to dig our way out of this mess.
Just last year, prospects seemed brighter. After the financial crisis, the global economy rebounded. But that growth has now stalled in ways that remind us how the global economy is interwoven.	just last year prospects seemed brighter after the, financial crisis the global. economy rebounded but. that growth. has now stalled in ways that remind us, how the global economy is	Just last year prospects seemed brighter After the financial, crisis the global economy rebounded But that growth has now stalled in ways that remind us how, the global economy is	just last year, prospects seemed brighter. after the financial crisis, the global economy rebounded. but that growth has now stalled in ways that remind us how the global economy is interwoven.
China, for example, has been booming, in part because of demand for its products in the U.S. and Europe. But Kenneth Rogoff points out that with U.S. and European consumers and businesses cutting back on their spending, even China gets hurt.	china for example has been booming in part because of demand for its products in the u.s and europe but kenneth rogoff points. out that with u.s and european consumers and businesses cutting; back on their spending even china gets	China for example has been booming in part because of demand for its products in the U.S and Europe But Kenneth Rogoff points out that with U.S and European consumers and, businesses cutting back on their spending even China gets	china, for example, has been booming, in part because of demand for its products in the u.s. and europe. but kenneth rogoff points out that with u.s. and european consumers and businesses cutting back on their spending, even china gets hurt.
Although it's still growing, China's not collapsing at all, it's notably slowing, and it's being affected by the rest of the world. And all of these things connect, so we're seeing all the major regions of the world slow down, and it's not clear where growth is going to come from in the coming quarters.	although it's. still. growing china's, not collapsing at all; it's notably slowing and it's being affected by the, rest of the world and all of these things connect so. we're seeing all the major regions of the world, slow down and it's not clear. where growth, is going to come from in the coming	Although it's still growing China's not collapsing at all. it's. notably. slowing and it's being affected by the rest of the world And all of these things connect. so we're seeing all the major regions of the world slow down and it's not clear where growth is going to come from in, the coming	although it's still growing, china's not collapsing at all, it's notably slowing, and it's being affected by the rest of the world. and all of these things connect, so we're seeing all the major regions of the world slow down, and it's not clear where growth is going to come from in the coming quarters.
Rogoff, the co-author of a book on the history of financial crises, points out that a slowdown like this is typical after a big financial crisis. In working so hard to get banks to lend again and consumers and businesses to spend again, governments drive themselves deep into debt.	rogoff the co-author of a book on the history of; financial crises points out that a, slowdown like this is typical after a big financial crisis in. working so hard to get banks to lend again and consumers and businesses to spend again governments drive themselves deep into	Rogoff the co-author of a book on the, history of financial crises points out, that a slowdown like this is typical after a big financial crisis In working so hard to get banks to lend again and consumers, and. businesses to spend again governments drive themselves deep into	rogoff, the co-author of a book on the history of financial crises, points out that a slowdown like this is typical after a big financial crisis. in working so hard to get banks to lend again and consumers and businesses to spend again, governments drive themselves deep into debt.
Cornell University economist Eswar Prasad points out that government debt has become a burden for all the big Western economies.	cornell, university economist, eswar prasad points out that government debt has become a burden for. all the big. western	Cornell University economist Eswar Prasad points out that government debt has become a, burden for all the big. Western	cornell university economist eswar prasad points out that government debt has become a burden for all the big western economies.
And the high levels of government debt that exist in virtually every advanced economy are going to be a real drag on their growth.	and the high levels of government debt that exist in; virtually every advanced economy are, going to be a, real drag on their	And the high levels of. government debt that exist in virtually every advanced economy. are going to be a real drag on their	and the high levels of government debt that exist in virtually every advanced economy are going to be a real drag on their growth.