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So there were these briefings over this last weekend in Baghdad where U.S. military officials said that they had tied senior leaders - top leaders in the Iranian government, presumably including President Ahmadinejad - to these weapons coming into Iraq.	so there were these briefings. over. this last weekend in, baghdad where u.s military officials said that they had tied senior leaders - top. leaders in the iranian government presumably including president ahmadinejad - to these weapons coming into	So there were these briefings over, this last. weekend in, Baghdad where U.S military officials said that they had tied senior leaders - top leaders in the; Iranian government presumably including President Ahmadinejad - to these weapons coming into	so there were these briefings over this last weekend in baghdad where u.s. military officials said that they had tied senior leaders - top leaders in the iranian government, presumably including president ahmadinejad - to these weapons coming into iraq.
What do we know about this Qods Force?	what do we know about this qods	What do we know about this Qods	what do we know about this qods force?
Well it's an elite unit inside the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. And it's - as the president said it's part of the Iranian government. What we don't know is whether the president of Iran himself ordered them to send these weapons to Iraq.	well, it's an, elite unit inside the iranian revolutionary guard and it's. - as the president said. it's, part, of the iranian; government what, we don't know is whether the president of. iran himself ordered them to send these weapons to	Well it's an elite unit inside. the Iranian Revolutionary Guard And it's - as the president said it's part of the Iranian; government What we don't know is. whether the president of Iran himself ordered them to send these. weapons to	well it's an elite unit inside the iranian revolutionary guard. and it's - as the president said it's part of the iranian government. what we don't know is whether the president of iran himself ordered them to send these weapons to iraq.
But the Qods Force is part of the Iranian government. It is a kind of elite military unit. That's what we know.	but the qods force is, part of the iranian government it, is a kind of elite military unit that's what we	But the Qods Force is part of the, Iranian government It is a kind of elite military unit That's what we	but the qods force is part of the iranian government. it is a kind of elite military unit. that's what we know.
So there was quite a lot of back and forth in this press conference because General Peter Pace, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had sort of raised questions about whether or not the top tier of the Iranian government was indeed tied to this.	so there was quite a lot of back and forth in this press conference because general peter pace chairman of the, joint chiefs of staff had sort of raised questions about. whether or not the top tier of the, iranian government was indeed tied to,	So there was quite a, lot of back and forth in this press conference because General Peter Pace chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had sort of raised questions about whether or not the top tier of the Iranian government was indeed tied to	so there was quite a lot of back and forth in this press conference because general peter pace, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, had sort of raised questions about whether or not the top tier of the iranian government was indeed tied to this.
The president said, well, we know the weapons are coming in, so there. All this comes as the House is debating the Iraq war. And how about what Mr. Bush had to say on that, Mara?	the president said well we know the weapons are coming in so there all this, comes as, the house is debating the iraq war and how about what mr bush had to, say on that	The president said well we know the weapons are coming in so there All this comes, as the House, is debating the Iraq war And. how about what Mr Bush had to say on. that	the president said, well, we know the weapons are coming in, so there. all this comes as the house is debating the iraq war. and how about what mr. bush had to say on that, mara?
Well I thought it was interesting. And I think the president really looked ahead to the next phase of the debate over Iraq. Right now the House is debating this non-binding resolution disapproving his plan to increase troops in Baghdad. And he certainly is against that.	well i thought it was interesting and i, think the, president really looked ahead to the next phase of the debate over iraq right now the house is debating this non-binding resolution disapproving his plan to increase troops in baghdad and he certainly is against	Well I. thought it. was, interesting And I think the president really, looked, ahead to the next phase of the debate over, Iraq Right now the House is debating this non-binding resolution disapproving his plan to increase troops in Baghdad And he certainly is against	well i thought it was interesting. and i think the president really looked ahead to the next phase of the debate over iraq. right now the house is debating this non-binding resolution disapproving his plan to increase troops in baghdad. and he certainly is against that.
But then he said pretty soon we're going to debate a binding piece of legislation. And that's a bill providing emergency funding. And our troops are counting on everyone in Washington, D.C., to support them and make sure they have the resources they need.	but then he said. pretty. soon we're going to debate a binding piece of legislation and that's a bill providing emergency funding and our troops are counting on everyone in washington d.c., to support them and make sure they have the resources they	But then he said pretty soon we're going to debate a binding piece of legislation And that's a bill providing. emergency funding, And our troops are counting on everyone in Washington D.C., to support them and make sure they have. the resources they	but then he said pretty soon we're going to debate a binding piece of legislation. and that's a bill providing emergency funding. and our troops are counting on everyone in washington, d.c., to support them and make sure they have the resources they need.
So he is laying down a marker for the next debate about funding. And the debate that the president wants to have is if you vote against the funding you are not supporting the troops.	so he is laying, down a. marker for the next debate about funding and the debate that the president wants, to have is if you, vote against the funding you are not, supporting, the	So. he is laying down a marker for the next. debate about funding, And the debate that the president wants to have is if you vote against the funding you are not supporting the	so he is laying down a marker for the next debate about funding. and the debate that the president wants to have is if you vote against the funding you are not supporting the troops.
And there are plenty of Democrats who want to see conditions - if not an outright cut - put on funding of the war. And that is going to come up when the emergency supplemental gets before Congress.	and there are plenty of democrats who want to see. conditions, - if not an outright cut - put on funding of the war and that is going to come up when the emergency supplemental gets before	And there are plenty of Democrats who want to see conditions - if not an, outright cut - put on, funding of the war And that, is going to come up when the emergency supplemental, gets before	and there are plenty of democrats who want to see conditions - if not an outright cut - put on funding of the war. and that is going to come up when the emergency supplemental gets before congress.
And some Democrats are very wary of going there, too. They don't want to be accused of not supporting the troops. And they're happy to kind of leave the debate at a non-binding resolution expressing disapproval of the president's policy.	and some democrats are, very wary of going there too they don't want to be accused of not supporting the. troops and they're, happy to kind, of leave the debate at a, non-binding resolution expressing disapproval of the president's	And some Democrats are very wary of going there too They don't want to be accused of not supporting the troops And they're happy to; kind of leave the debate at a, non-binding resolution expressing disapproval of the president's	and some democrats are very wary of going there, too. they don't want to be accused of not supporting the troops. and they're happy to kind of leave the debate at a non-binding resolution expressing disapproval of the president's policy.
He also mentioned the votes in the Senate in support of General Petraeus, the new commander in Iraq, saying the Democrats voted for General Petraeus and now they want to vote against the policies and ideas that General Petraeus talked about and said that he was going to go lead. And here's a contradiction for the Democ...	he also mentioned the votes in the senate in support of general, petraeus, the new commander in iraq saying the democrats voted for general petraeus and now they want to vote. against the policies and ideas that general petraeus talked about and said that he was going to go lead and, here's a contradiction for the	He. also mentioned the votes; in the Senate in support of General Petraeus the new commander in Iraq saying the Democrats voted. for General Petraeus and; now they want to vote against the policies and ideas, that General Petraeus talked about and said that he was going. to go lead And here's a contradiction for the	he also mentioned the votes in the senate in support of general petraeus, the new commander in iraq, saying the democrats voted for general petraeus and now they want to vote against the policies and ideas that general petraeus talked about and said that he was going to go lead. and here's a contradiction for the democ...
So he talked in political terms as well.	so he talked in political terms as	So he, talked in. political terms as	so he talked in political terms as well.
There's no doubt that this - you just saw a preview of the next phase of this debate.	there's no doubt that this - you just saw a. preview of the next phase of this	There's no doubt that this - you just saw a preview of the next phase of this	there's no doubt that this - you just saw a preview of the next phase of this debate.
Yeah. There were other issues including the relationship that Mr. Bush has with the Russian leader Vladimir Putin.	yeah there. were other issues including the relationship that mr bush has with the russian leader vladimir	Yeah There were other issues including the relationship that, Mr Bush has with the Russian leader Vladimir	yeah. there were other issues including the relationship that mr. bush has with the russian leader vladimir putin.
Yeah. That was actually a nice moment in this press conference -interesting moment. He was asked, gee, is Putin that just slammed the United States a couple days ago the same man whose soul you looked into and said that you could do business with?	yeah that was actually a nice moment in this press conference -interesting moment, he was asked gee is putin that just slammed the united states. a; couple days ago the same man whose soul. you looked into; and said. that you could do business	Yeah That was actually a nice moment in this press conference -interesting moment He was asked gee, is Putin that just slammed the United States, a couple days; ago the same; man whose soul you. looked into and said that you could do business	yeah. that was actually a nice moment in this press conference -interesting moment. he was asked, gee, is putin that just slammed the united states a couple days ago the same man whose soul you looked into and said that you could do business with?
And it was interesting because the president did not respond in kind to Putin. He actually said there's a lot that we can work together on. It's a very complicated relationship. We have disagreements but we also have common ground.	and it was interesting. because the president did not respond in kind to putin he. actually said there's a lot that we. can work. together on it's a very complicated relationship we have disagreements but we also have, common	And it was interesting because the president did not respond in. kind. to Putin. He actually said there's a lot that, we can work together on It's a very complicated, relationship We have disagreements but we also have common	and it was interesting because the president did not respond in kind to putin. he actually said there's a lot that we can work together on. it's a very complicated relationship. we have disagreements but we also have common ground.
And he's going to continue to work with Vladimir Putin. But there are many people in the United States - in the government and in the Congress - who feel the relationship is deteriorating. And clearly the president wasn't willing to go that far today.	and he's going to continue to work. with vladimir putin but there are many people in the united states, - in the government and in the congress - who feel the. relationship, is deteriorating and clearly the president wasn't willing to go that, far	And he's going to continue to work with Vladimir Putin; But there are many people in the United States - in the government and in the Congress. - who feel the relationship is deteriorating And clearly the president wasn't; willing to go that; far	and he's going to continue to work with vladimir putin. but there are many people in the united states - in the government and in the congress - who feel the relationship is deteriorating. and clearly the president wasn't willing to go that far today.
Mara Liasson, NPR political correspondent, joining us from Washington. Mara, thank you.	mara liasson npr, political correspondent joining us, from washington mara thank	Mara Liasson NPR political correspondent joining us. from Washington Mara, thank	mara liasson, npr political correspondent, joining us from washington. mara, thank you.
Thank you, Alex.	thank you	Thank you	thank you, alex.
Computer worms didn't stop many of you from dropping us an email or a comment on our Web site. Every Tuesday, we read from some of those messages.	computer worms didn't stop, many of you from dropping us an email or a comment on our web, site every tuesday we read from. some. of those,	Computer worms didn't stop many of you, from dropping us an email or a comment on our Web site Every Tuesday we read from. some of. those	computer worms didn't stop many of you from dropping us an email or a comment on our web site. every tuesday, we read from some of those messages.
Two weeks ago we talked about domestic violence. Conventional wisdom holds that abusers never change. One of our guests, a psychologist who works at a domestic violence center, explained that some abusers never change, but some do.	two weeks ago we talked about domestic violence conventional wisdom holds; that abusers never change one of our guests a psychologist who works at a domestic violence center explained that some abusers never change. but some	Two weeks ago we talked. about domestic violence Conventional wisdom holds that abusers never change One, of our guests; a psychologist who works at a domestic violence center explained that some abusers never change but some	two weeks ago we talked about domestic violence. conventional wisdom holds that abusers never change. one of our guests, a psychologist who works at a domestic violence center, explained that some abusers never change, but some do.
Deborah Devine(ph), a therapist in Chico, California, emailed to disagree. The unfortunate truth is that we do not have reliable data that these men change. Even well-meaning therapy professionals can inadvertently put victims at further risk. Most women will not leave abusers if they feel he will actually change.	deborah devine(ph), a therapist in chico california emailed to disagree the unfortunate truth is that we do, not have reliable data that these men change even well-meaning therapy professionals can inadvertently put, victims at further risk most women will not leave abusers if they feel, he will actually	Deborah, Devine(ph), a therapist in Chico California emailed to disagree The, unfortunate truth is that, we. do not have reliable data that these men change, Even well-meaning therapy; professionals can inadvertently. put victims at further risk Most women will not; leave abusers if they feel he will actually.	deborah devine(ph), a therapist in chico, california, emailed to disagree. the unfortunate truth is that we do not have reliable data that these men change. even well-meaning therapy professionals can inadvertently put victims at further risk. most women will not leave abusers if they feel he will actually change.
You can go online these days to rave about your favorite restaurants, complain about a lousy plumber, and you can post reviews of your doctors too. Now, some doctors insist that their patients sign a legal document waiving their right to post any unauthorized review.	you, can go online these days to rave about your favorite restaurants, complain, about a lousy plumber and you can post. reviews of your doctors too now some doctors insist that their patients sign a legal document waiving their right to post any unauthorized	You can go. online these days to rave about. your favorite restaurants complain, about a lousy plumber and you can post reviews of your doctors too Now. some doctors insist that their patients sign. a legal document waiving their, right to post any unauthorized	you can go online these days to rave about your favorite restaurants, complain about a lousy plumber, and you can post reviews of your doctors too. now, some doctors insist that their patients sign a legal document waiving their right to post any unauthorized review.
Give them a break, complained Paula, a listener in Tucson. If one patient doesn't like the doctor, that person has every right to go somewhere else. Maybe the patient was a jerk and the doctor was doing his or her best.	give them a break complained paula a listener in tucson if one patient doesn't like the doctor that person, has every right to go somewhere else. maybe the patient was a jerk, and the doctor was doing, his or her	Give them a break complained Paula a listener, in, Tucson If one, patient doesn't. like the. doctor; that person has. every right to go, somewhere else Maybe the patient was a jerk and the doctor was doing his or her	give them a break, complained paula, a listener in tucson. if one patient doesn't like the doctor, that person has every right to go somewhere else. maybe the patient was a jerk and the doctor was doing his or her best.
Thanks, Neal.	thanks	Thanks	thanks, neal.
Hi, thanks for taking the call. I appreciate all the good work the prime minister is doing on behalf of peace.	hi thanks for taking the call i appreciate all the good work, the prime minister is. doing on behalf of	Hi thanks for taking the call I appreciate all the good, work, the prime minister is doing on behalf of	hi, thanks for taking the call. i appreciate all the good work the prime minister is doing on behalf of peace.
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What is an average dinner for the family?	what is an. average, dinner. for the	What is, an average dinner, for the	what is an average dinner for the family?
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