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And I'm Robert Siegel. With about as much enthusiasm as someone going in for a root canal, Senate Republicans have voted to raise the government's limit for how much it can borrow. They raised the debt ceiling by nearly $800 billion, allowing the national debt to swell to $9 trillion. Democrats voted against the measur...	and i'm, robert siegel with about as much enthusiasm as someone going in for. a root canal senate republicans have voted to raise the government's limit for how much it can borrow they raised the debt, ceiling by nearly $800 billion allowing the national debt to swell to $9 trillion democrats voted against the measure ...	And I'm Robert Siegel With about. as much. enthusiasm as someone going in for a root canal Senate Republicans have voted to raise the government's, limit for how much it can borrow They raised, the debt ceiling by nearly $800 billion allowing the national debt to swell to $9 trillion, Democrats voted. against the measu...	and i'm robert siegel. with about as much enthusiasm as someone going in for a root canal, senate republicans have voted to raise the government's limit for how much it can borrow. they raised the debt ceiling by nearly $800 billion, allowing the national debt to swell to $9 trillion. democrats voted against the measur...
Here's NPR's David Welna.	here's npr's, david	Here's, NPR's David;	here's npr's david welna.
As chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, Alabama Republican Richard Shelby oversees a lot of money lending and Shelby did not relish one bit the vote he cast today raising the debt ceiling.	as. chairman of the senate banking committee alabama republican richard shelby oversees a lot of, money lending and shelby did not relish one. bit the vote he cast today raising the debt	As chairman of the Senate Banking Committee Alabama Republican Richard Shelby oversees a lot of money, lending. and Shelby did not relish, one bit the vote he cast today raising the debt	as chairman of the senate banking committee, alabama republican richard shelby oversees a lot of money lending and shelby did not relish one bit the vote he cast today raising the debt ceiling.
I wish we didn't have to deal with the debt limit. I wish we were running a big surplus instead of creating a deficit and borrowing money.	i wish we didn't have to deal; with the debt limit i, wish we were running a big surplus instead of, creating. a deficit and; borrowing	I wish we didn't. have to deal with the debt limit I wish we were running a big surplus instead of creating a deficit and borrowing	i wish we didn't have to deal with the debt limit. i wish we were running a big surplus instead of creating a deficit and borrowing money.
There actually were budget surpluses five years ago and talk of paying down the national debt, but those surpluses have since become big deficits and Congress has had to raise the government's borrowing authority by $3 trillion. It's done this at the same time its approved tax cuts costing the U.S. Treasury hundreds of...	there actually were budget surpluses five years ago and talk of paying down the national debt but those, surpluses have since become big deficits and congress has had to raise the government's borrowing authority by $3 trillion it's done this at the same time its approved, tax cuts costing. the u.s treasury hundreds of...	There actually were, budget surpluses five years ago and, talk of paying down the national debt but those surpluses have since become big deficits and Congress has had to raise the government's borrowing authority by $3 trillion It's done this at the same time its approved tax cuts. costing the; U.S Treasury hundreds o...	there actually were budget surpluses five years ago and talk of paying down the national debt, but those surpluses have since become big deficits and congress has had to raise the government's borrowing authority by $3 trillion. it's done this at the same time its approved tax cuts costing the u.s. treasury hundreds of...
We will hear a lot of criticism that President Bush's tax cuts are responsible for our rising public debt, but the facts show otherwise.	we will, hear a lot of criticism, that president bush's tax cuts are responsible for. our rising, public debt but the facts show	We will hear a lot of criticism that President Bush's tax; cuts. are, responsible for our rising public debt but the, facts show	we will hear a lot of criticism that president bush's tax cuts are responsible for our rising public debt, but the facts show otherwise.
Grassley argued the tax cuts have cost about 900 billion dollars while the debt's risen nearly three times that much.	grassley argued the tax cuts have. cost about 900 billion dollars while the, debt's risen nearly. three. times, that	Grassley argued the tax cuts have cost about 900 billion dollars while the debt's risen nearly three. times that	grassley argued the tax cuts have cost about 900 billion dollars while the debt's risen nearly three times that much.
Thus the President's tax cuts account for about 30 percent of the increase in the Federal debt.	thus the president's tax cuts account for about, 30 percent of the increase in, the federal	Thus the. President's tax cuts account; for about. 30 percent of the increase in the Federal	thus the president's tax cuts account for about 30 percent of the increase in the federal debt.
And Minnesota Republican Norm Coleman maintained the tax cuts have actually been good for the economy.	and minnesota republican norm coleman maintained the tax cuts have actually been good for the	And Minnesota Republican; Norm Coleman maintained the tax cuts have, actually been good for the	and minnesota republican norm coleman maintained the tax cuts have actually been good for the economy.
We've got five million new jobs since the tax cuts of 2003 and I would think even the worst critics would tell you the reason we had 240,000 new jobs last month and 30 months of consecutive job growth is because of the tax cuts.	we've, got five million new jobs since the tax cuts of 2003 and i, would think even the worst critics. would tell you, the reason we had 240,000 new jobs last month and 30 months of consecutive job. growth. is because of the tax	We've got five million new jobs since the tax cuts of 2003 and I, would. think even the worst critics would tell, you the. reason we had 240,000 new jobs last month and 30 months of consecutive job, growth is because of the tax	we've got five million new jobs since the tax cuts of 2003 and i would think even the worst critics would tell you the reason we had 240,000 new jobs last month and 30 months of consecutive job growth is because of the tax cuts.
But New Jersey Democrat Frank Lautenberg said the tax cuts Republicans defend are forcing the government to borrow more and more.	but new jersey democrat, frank lautenberg said the tax. cuts republicans defend are forcing the government, to borrow more. and	But New Jersey Democrat Frank Lautenberg said the tax cuts Republicans defend are forcing the government to, borrow more and	but new jersey democrat frank lautenberg said the tax cuts republicans defend are forcing the government to borrow more and more.
They've got to make a decision as to whether or not they're going to stick to their commitment to give the wealthiest among us more tax breaks or continue the tax breaks or whether or not they're going to face up to the reality and say we just can't continue to build debt and we're going to hold their feet to the fire ...	they've. got to make a decision as to whether or not they're going to stick to. their commitment to give the wealthiest among us more tax breaks or continue the tax breaks or whether or not, they're going to face up to the reality, and say we just can't continue to build debt and we're going to hold their feet to the f...	They've got to. make a decision, as to whether or not they're going to stick to their commitment to give the wealthiest among us more tax breaks, or, continue the; tax breaks or whether or not they're going. to face. up. to the reality and say we, just can't continue to build debt and we're going to hold their, feet to...	they've got to make a decision as to whether or not they're going to stick to their commitment to give the wealthiest among us more tax breaks or continue the tax breaks or whether or not they're going to face up to the reality and say we just can't continue to build debt and we're going to hold their feet to the fire ...
But rather than demanding a repeal of the tax cuts, Senate Democrats simply refused to go along with raising the debt ceiling. Here's their leader Harry Reid as the Senate was about to vote.	but rather than demanding a repeal of the tax; cuts senate democrats simply, refused to go along, with raising the debt ceiling here's their leader harry reid as the senate was about to	But rather than demanding a repeal of, the tax. cuts Senate Democrats. simply refused to go along. with raising the debt ceiling Here's their leader Harry Reid as the Senate was about to	but rather than demanding a repeal of the tax cuts, senate democrats simply refused to go along with raising the debt ceiling. here's their leader harry reid as the senate was about to vote.
We're being asked to do what shouldn't be asked of us, to increase the debt to almost nine trillion dollars. I hope everyone walking down to these desks today will understand what they're doing, what they're doing to our country. On this side of the aisle, we know.	we're being asked to do what shouldn't be asked of us to increase the debt to almost nine trillion dollars i hope everyone walking down to these desks today, will. understand what. they're doing what they're doing to our country on this side. of the aisle we	We're being asked to do what shouldn't be asked of us to increase the debt to almost nine trillion. dollars I hope everyone walking down to these desks. today will understand what they're doing what they're doing to. our country On this side of the aisle, we.	we're being asked to do what shouldn't be asked of us, to increase the debt to almost nine trillion dollars. i hope everyone walking down to these desks today will understand what they're doing, what they're doing to our country. on this side of the aisle, we know.
And on that Democratic side of the aisle, no one voted for the bigger debt limit. Neither did three Republicans, but 52 Republicans did, including Norm Coleman, who shrugged when asked when the debt limit will have to be raised again.	and on that democratic side, of the aisle no one. voted for the bigger debt limit neither did three. republicans but 52 republicans did including norm coleman who shrugged when asked, when the debt limit will. have to be raised	And on that Democratic side of the aisle no one voted for the bigger debt limit Neither did three Republicans but 52 Republicans did including Norm, Coleman who, shrugged when, asked when the debt limit will have to be raised	and on that democratic side of the aisle, no one voted for the bigger debt limit. neither did three republicans, but 52 republicans did, including norm coleman, who shrugged when asked when the debt limit will have to be raised again.
I don't know. I hope we continue to grow this economy and I hope that we're successful in putting some lids on spending that we might not find ourselves in that position again.	i don't know i hope we continue to grow, this economy and, i hope that we're successful in putting some, lids. on spending. that we might not, find ourselves in that. position	I don't know I hope we continue to grow, this economy and I hope that we're successful in putting some lids on spending that we might not, find ourselves in that position	i don't know. i hope we continue to grow this economy and i hope that we're successful in putting some lids on spending that we might not find ourselves in that position again.
But just a couple of hours later, Coleman was back on the Senate floor voting to add seven billion dollars in spending to next year's budget.	but just a couple of hours later coleman was back on the senate floor voting to add seven billion dollars; in, spending to next; year's	But. just a couple of hours later Coleman was back on the Senate floor. voting to. add seven billion dollars in; spending to next, year's	but just a couple of hours later, coleman was back on the senate floor voting to add seven billion dollars in spending to next year's budget.
David Welna, NPR News, the Capitol.	david welna, npr news the	David Welna NPR News the	david welna, npr news, the capitol.
This week delivered some unsettling news for Alaska. The news is that North Korea successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of hitting Alaska, also of hitting Hawaii. And the fear is that one day, North Korea might be capable of strapping a nuclear warhead onto that missile. Alaska...	this week delivered some unsettling news for alaska the news is that. north korea successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of hitting alaska also of hitting hawaii and the fear is that one day north korea might be capable of strapping, a nuclear warhead onto that missile, alaska p...	This week delivered some unsettling news for Alaska The news is that North Korea successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of hitting Alaska also of hitting; Hawaii And the fear is that one day North Korea might be capable of strapping a nuclear warhead onto that missile Alaska Pub...	this week delivered some unsettling news for alaska. the news is that north korea successfully tested an intercontinental ballistic missile that appeared capable of hitting alaska, also of hitting hawaii. and the fear is that one day, north korea might be capable of strapping a nuclear warhead onto that missile. alaska...
Fairbanks, Alaska, seems safe enough, nearly 400 miles into the state's vast interior. But resident Henry Cole still feels unsettled.	fairbanks, alaska seems safe enough nearly 400 miles into the, state's. vast interior but resident henry cole still feels	Fairbanks Alaska seems. safe enough nearly. 400 miles into the. state's vast interior But resident Henry Cole still feels	fairbanks, alaska, seems safe enough, nearly 400 miles into the state's vast interior. but resident henry cole still feels unsettled.
They can now get me. And so that's what makes me angry.	they can. now get me and so that's what makes me	They can, now get me And, so that's. what makes me	they can now get me. and so that's what makes me angry.
I'm an alien from Englewood, the other side of the state.	i'm an alien from; englewood the other side of the	I'm an alien. from Englewood, the other, side of the.	i'm an alien from englewood, the other side of the state.
It has come up before. You know, I formed The Model Alliance with the support of other models and various industry stakeholders six years ago in 2012. And one of the first issues we raised was this concern about lack of privacy in the backstage changing areas. There's a bit of a sense that, you know, oh, boo hoo, poor ...	it has come up before you know i formed the model alliance with the support of other models and various industry stakeholders. six years ago. in. 2012. and one. of, the; first issues we raised was this concern about lack of privacy in the backstage changing areas there's a bit of a; sense that you know oh boo hoo; poor...	It has come up before You know I formed The Model Alliance with the support of other. models and various industry stakeholders six years ago in 2012. And one of the first issues we, raised was this concern about lack of privacy in the backstage changing areas There's a bit of a sense that you know oh, boo hoo poor, fas...	it has come up before. you know, i formed the model alliance with the support of other models and various industry stakeholders six years ago in 2012. and one of the first issues we raised was this concern about lack of privacy in the backstage changing areas. there's a bit of a sense that, you know, oh, boo hoo, poor ...
And, you know, the objectification of models' bodies has really led to models being treated more like props without any consideration for their very human and reasonable concerns for privacy and, you know, dignity back stage. You know, pursuing a modeling career shouldn't be taken as implicit consent for being sexually...	and, you know the objectification of; models' bodies has really led to models being treated. more like props without any consideration for their very human and reasonable concerns for privacy and you know dignity back stage you know pursuing, a modeling career shouldn't, be taken as implicit consent for being sexually,...	And you. know the objectification of models' bodies, has really led to models being treated, more like props without any consideration for their very human and reasonable concerns for privacy and you know dignity back stage You know pursuing a modeling career shouldn't be taken as implicit consent for being sexually	and, you know, the objectification of models' bodies has really led to models being treated more like props without any consideration for their very human and reasonable concerns for privacy and, you know, dignity back stage. you know, pursuing a modeling career shouldn't be taken as implicit consent for being sexually...
So if you've agreed to model a ball gown, for example, that doesn't give somebody the right to take a picture of you backstage in a thong as you're waiting to put that ball gown on. And that's what you're experiencing here.	so if you've agreed to model a ball gown for example that; doesn't give somebody the right to take a picture of you backstage in a thong as you're waiting to put that ball gown on and that's what you're experiencing	So if you've agreed to. model a ball gown for example. that doesn't give. somebody the right to take a picture of you backstage in a thong as, you're waiting to put that ball gown on And that's what you're experiencing	so if you've agreed to model a ball gown, for example, that doesn't give somebody the right to take a picture of you backstage in a thong as you're waiting to put that ball gown on. and that's what you're experiencing here.
Right. Yes. I mean, the model, if she's appearing in a show and is walking down the runway in clothing, has not implicitly given her consent to be photographed nude when she is, you know, trying to change backstage.	right yes i mean the model if she's appearing in. a show, and is walking down the runway in clothing has not implicitly given her consent to be photographed nude when she is you know, trying to, change	Right Yes I mean. the model if she's, appearing in a show, and is walking down the runway in clothing has not, implicitly, given her consent to be photographed nude when she is you know trying, to change	right. yes. i mean, the model, if she's appearing in a show and is walking down the runway in clothing, has not implicitly given her consent to be photographed nude when she is, you know, trying to change backstage.
How do you feel about - I mean, as you mentioned, you've been in this industry a long time. And you've been fighting for some of these changes for a long time. Do you feel like you're getting somewhere?	how do you feel about - i mean as you mentioned you've been in this industry a long time and you've been fighting for some of these changes for a long time do you feel like you're getting	How do you feel about - I mean as you mentioned you've been in this industry, a long time And you've been fighting for some of these changes for a long time Do, you feel like. you're getting	how do you feel about - i mean, as you mentioned, you've been in this industry a long time. and you've been fighting for some of these changes for a long time. do you feel like you're getting somewhere?
One would hope. I feel like for the first time in a long time, people are finally listening. You know, the media landscape has changed, which is a huge part of it. I made a documentary back in 2009 called "Picture Me" which chronicled my and other models' experiences in the industry. And some of us told stories of sexu...	one would hope i feel like for the first time in a long time people. are finally listening you know the media landscape has changed which is a huge part of. it i made a documentary, back in 2009 called "picture me" which chronicled my and other models' experiences in, the industry, and some of us told stories of sexual...	One would hope I feel like for the first time in a long, time people are finally listening You know the media landscape has changed which is a huge part of it I made a documentary back in 2009 called "Picture Me" which, chronicled my and other models' experiences in the industry And some of us told stories of sexual ab...	one would hope. i feel like for the first time in a long time, people are finally listening. you know, the media landscape has changed, which is a huge part of it. i made a documentary back in 2009 called "picture me" which chronicled my and other models' experiences in the industry. and some of us told stories of sexu...
And now, of course, The New York Times has championed women, particularly actresses, who have come forward with these allegations against Harvey Weinstein and now male models speaking out about photographers like Mario Testino and Bruce Weber. So I definitely think that, you know, the media has a huge role to play in t...	and now. of course the new york times has championed. women particularly actresses, who, have come forward with these allegations against harvey weinstein and now, male models speaking out about photographers like mario testino and bruce, weber so i definitely think that you know the media has a huge role to play in th...	And now of course The New York Times has championed women particularly actresses who have come forward. with these allegations against. Harvey Weinstein and now male, models speaking out, about photographers like Mario Testino and Bruce Weber So I definitely think that you know the media has. a huge role to play, in th...	and now, of course, the new york times has championed women, particularly actresses, who have come forward with these allegations against harvey weinstein and now male models speaking out about photographers like mario testino and bruce weber. so i definitely think that, you know, the media has a huge role to play in t...
That's Sara Ziff. She's the founding director of Model Alliance. And she was kind enough to allow us to call her at home in New York. Sara Ziff, thank you so much for speaking with us.	that's sara ziff she's the founding director of model alliance and, she was kind enough. to allow us to call. her at home in new york sara ziff thank you so much for, speaking with	That's. Sara, Ziff She's the founding director of Model Alliance And she was kind enough to allow us to call, her at home in New York Sara Ziff thank you so much for speaking with	that's sara ziff. she's the founding director of model alliance. and she was kind enough to allow us to call her at home in new york. sara ziff, thank you so much for speaking with us.
Thanks so much.	thanks so	Thanks so	thanks so much.
Republicans say this tax bill will create jobs. One place we know it's going to create a lot of work is the IRS. The bill contains hundreds of pages of changes to the tax code, and the IRS has to figure out how to interpret and implement them at a time when it's strapped for cash and workers. NPR's Brian Naylor reports...	republicans say this tax bill will create jobs one place we know. it's going to create a lot of work is the irs the bill contains hundreds of pages of changes to the tax code and the irs, has to, figure. out how, to interpret and. implement them at a time when it's strapped for; cash and workers npr's brian naylor	Republicans say this tax bill will create jobs One. place we know it's going to create a lot of work is the IRS The bill contains hundreds of pages of changes to the tax code. and the IRS has to, figure out how to interpret and implement them at a time when it's strapped for cash and workers NPR's Brian Naylor	republicans say this tax bill will create jobs. one place we know it's going to create a lot of work is the irs. the bill contains hundreds of pages of changes to the tax code, and the irs has to figure out how to interpret and implement them at a time when it's strapped for cash and workers. npr's brian naylor reports...
The Trump administration is promising that most taxpayers will notice a difference in their paystubs early next year. Here's Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on CBS's "Face The Nation."	the trump administration is promising that most taxpayers will notice a difference in their. paystubs early next year here's treasury secretary steven mnuchin on cbs's "face the	The Trump administration is promising that most taxpayers will notice a difference in their paystubs early next year Here's Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on CBS's "Face The	the trump administration is promising that most taxpayers will notice a difference in their paystubs early next year. here's treasury secretary steven mnuchin on cbs's "face the nation."
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We're already working at the IRS to update the tax forms and update the tax charts, and they're going to see this in their paychecks in February.	we're already working at the irs to update. the tax forms and update the tax charts and they're going to see, this in their paychecks in,	We're already working at the IRS to. update the tax forms and update the tax, charts and they're going to see this in their paychecks, in	we're already working at the irs to update the tax forms and update the tax charts, and they're going to see this in their paychecks in february.
It sounds relatively simple to change withholding tables. Just plug some new numbers into the computer. But former IRS commissioner John Koskinen says even simple changes are complex thanks to Kennedy-era computer programs the agency uses.	it sounds relatively simple to change withholding tables just plug some new numbers into the, computer but former; irs commissioner john koskinen says even simple changes are complex thanks to kennedy-era. computer programs the agency	It sounds relatively simple to change withholding tables. Just plug some new numbers into the computer But former IRS, commissioner John Koskinen says; even simple changes are complex thanks to Kennedy-era computer programs the agency	it sounds relatively simple to change withholding tables. just plug some new numbers into the computer. but former irs commissioner john koskinen says even simple changes are complex thanks to kennedy-era computer programs the agency uses.
For the IRS, providing new forms is often a challenge because a lot of our forums are hard-coded. So you don't just enter a little thing in your computer. You actually have to go into the code and change the date or change the forms.	for the irs providing new forms is often a challenge because a, lot of our forums are hard-coded so you don't. just enter a little thing in your computer you actually have to go into the code and change the, date or change the	For the IRS. providing new forms is often a challenge because a lot of, our forums. are hard-coded So, you don't just enter a little thing in your computer You actually have to go into the code and, change the date or change the	for the irs, providing new forms is often a challenge because a lot of our forums are hard-coded. so you don't just enter a little thing in your computer. you actually have to go into the code and change the date or change the forms.
Making the job more difficult, since 2010, the IRS's budget has been slashed by $900 million, resulting in 21,000 fewer employees. Koskinen, an Obama appointee who stepped down from the agency just last month, worries the IRS could find itself in a disastrous spiral.	making the job more difficult since, 2010, the irs's budget has been slashed by $900 million resulting in 21,000 fewer, employees koskinen an obama appointee who stepped down from the agency just last month worries the irs could find. itself in; a disastrous	Making the job more difficult since. 2010, the IRS's budget has been slashed by $900 million resulting in 21,000 fewer employees Koskinen an Obama appointee who stepped; down from the agency just last month worries the IRS could find itself in a disastrous	making the job more difficult, since 2010, the irs's budget has been slashed by $900 million, resulting in 21,000 fewer employees. koskinen, an obama appointee who stepped down from the agency just last month, worries the irs could find itself in a disastrous spiral.
My concern has been that if the budget continues to be cut - and that's what the House and Senate are proposing to do even with this massive tax overhaul. If you continue to cut the budget, you're actually at some point going to make the IRS dysfunctional.	my concern has been that if the budget continues to be cut - and that's, what, the house and senate are proposing to do even with this massive tax overhaul if you continue to cut the budget; you're actually at some point going to make the irs	My concern has been that if the budget continues to be cut - and that's what the House and Senate are proposing to do even with this massive tax overhaul, If you, continue to. cut the; budget you're actually at some point going to make the. IRS	my concern has been that if the budget continues to be cut - and that's what the house and senate are proposing to do even with this massive tax overhaul. if you continue to cut the budget, you're actually at some point going to make the irs dysfunctional.
The last time a major tax overhaul was approved in 1986, Congress actually appropriated more money for the IRS to hire additional personnel. This time the president and House and Senate leaders have all proposed deeper cuts in the agency's budget. Tony Reardon heads up the National Treasury Employees Union, which repre...	the last time a major tax overhaul was approved in 1986, congress actually appropriated more money for the irs to hire additional personnel this time the president and house and senate leaders have all proposed; deeper, cuts in the agency's, budget tony reardon heads up the national treasury; employees union which repr...	The last time a major tax overhaul was approved in 1986, Congress actually appropriated more money for, the IRS to hire additional personnel This. time the president and. House and Senate leaders have all proposed deeper cuts in the agency's budget. Tony Reardon heads up, the National Treasury Employees. Union which re...	the last time a major tax overhaul was approved in 1986, congress actually appropriated more money for the irs to hire additional personnel. this time the president and house and senate leaders have all proposed deeper cuts in the agency's budget. tony reardon heads up the national treasury employees union, which repre...