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Commentator Andrew Wallenstein says there's a reason, though not a good one, for Italian American stereotypes on TV.
commentator andrew wallenstein says there's a reason. though not a good one for italian american stereotypes on,
Commentator Andrew Wallenstein says there's a reason though not a good one for Italian American stereotypes on
commentator andrew wallenstein says there's a reason, though not a good one, for italian american stereotypes on tv.
A word of advice to special interest groups who object to televised depictions of their people: Keep quiet. Complaining, it only generates more free publicity.
a word of advice to special interest groups who object to televised depictions of their people: keep quiet complaining it only generates more free
A word of advice to special interest groups who object to televised depictions of their people: Keep quiet Complaining it, only generates more free
a word of advice to special interest groups who object to televised depictions of their people: keep quiet. complaining, it only generates more free publicity.
That's good news for "Jersey Shore," which follows a distinctive subculture of young Italian Americans.
that's good news, for "jersey shore" which follows a distinctive subculture of young italian
That's good, news for "Jersey Shore" which follows a distinctive subculture of young Italian
that's good news for "jersey shore," which follows a distinctive subculture of young italian americans.
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Unidentified Woman #1: I love guidos.
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Unidentified Woman #1: I, love
unidentified woman #1: i love guidos.
Let's just say these people aren't whiling away their summer rereading the classics and playing croquet.
let's just say these people aren't whiling away their summer rereading the, classics and playing
Let's just say these people aren't whiling away; their summer. rereading the classics and playing
let's just say these people aren't whiling away their summer rereading the classics and playing croquet.
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Unidentified Man #1: I'm a good-looking, well-groomed Italian who's very, very good with the ladies.
unidentified man #1: i'm a good-looking well-groomed, italian who's very very good with the
Unidentified Man #1: I'm a good-looking well-groomed Italian who's very very good with the
unidentified man #1: i'm a good-looking, well-groomed italian who's very, very good with the ladies.
Yes, the men of "Jersey Shore" are a sight to behold, overindulging in alcohol, skin bronzer, hair gel. And the size of their biceps makes me wonder whether testosterone is the only substance that makes them prone to violent rage.
yes the men of "jersey shore" are a sight to behold overindulging in alcohol skin bronzer hair gel and the size of; their biceps makes me wonder whether testosterone is. the only substance that makes them, prone to violent
Yes the men of "Jersey Shore" are a sight to behold overindulging; in alcohol skin bronzer hair, gel And the size of their biceps makes me wonder whether testosterone is the only substance that makes them prone to violent
yes, the men of "jersey shore" are a sight to behold, overindulging in alcohol, skin bronzer, hair gel. and the size of their biceps makes me wonder whether testosterone is the only substance that makes them prone to violent rage.
The problem is viewers can't seem to get enough of programming with these stereotypes, and for that, they have one show they can blame: "The Sopranos."
the problem is viewers can't seem, to get enough. of programming with, these. stereotypes and for that they have one show they can blame: "the
The problem is viewers can't seem to get enough of programming with these stereotypes and for that they have one show they can blame: "The
the problem is viewers can't seem to get enough of programming with these stereotypes, and for that, they have one show they can blame: "the sopranos."
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(As Tony Soprano) I could converse with her because she had something to say.
(as tony soprano) i could converse with, her because she had something to
(As Tony Soprano) I could converse. with her because. she had something to
(as tony soprano) i could converse with her because she had something to say.
(As Carmela Soprano) I am here. I have things to say.
(as carmela soprano) i am here i, have things to
(As. Carmela Soprano) I am here I have, things to
(as carmela soprano) i am here. i have things to say.
(As Tony Soprano) Besides bringing the (censored) chairs down, did you sign to live in trust.
(as tony; soprano) besides bringing the (censored) chairs down did you sign to live in
(As. Tony Soprano) Besides bringing, the (censored) chairs. down did, you sign to live in.
(as tony soprano) besides bringing the (censored) chairs down, did you sign to live in trust.
Ah, Englewood, oh, my gosh. Englewood Cliffs. My (unintelligible) my uncle used to have a jobber. He was a jobber. He had a warehouse there.
ah englewood oh my gosh englewood cliffs my (unintelligible) my, uncle used to have a jobber he, was a jobber. he had a warehouse
Ah Englewood oh my gosh Englewood Cliffs My (unintelligible) my uncle used to; have a jobber He was a jobber He had, a warehouse
ah, englewood, oh, my gosh. englewood cliffs. my (unintelligible) my uncle used to have a jobber. he was a jobber. he had a warehouse there.
While the anti-Gadhafi forces are celebrating the fall of Ajdabiya today, they say the situation for fellow rebels in the western city of Misrata is grim. Pitched battles and government shelling continued today, witnesses say, and there's almost no water or electricity.
while the anti-gadhafi forces are celebrating the fall of. ajdabiya today they say the situation for fellow rebels in the western city of misrata is grim pitched battles and government shelling continued today witnesses say and there's almost no water or
While, the anti-Gadhafi forces are celebrating the fall of Ajdabiya today they say the situation for fellow rebels in the western city of Misrata is grim Pitched battles and government shelling continued. today witnesses say and there's almost no water or
while the anti-gadhafi forces are celebrating the fall of ajdabiya today, they say the situation for fellow rebels in the western city of misrata is grim. pitched battles and government shelling continued today, witnesses say, and there's almost no water or electricity.
Simon Brooks, with the International Committee of the Red Cross in Libya, says the Gadhafi regime continues to block access to Misrata, in violation of the laws of armed conflict.
simon brooks with the, international. committee. of the red cross, in libya, says the gadhafi regime, continues to block access to misrata, in violation of the. laws of, armed
Simon Brooks with the International Committee. of the Red Cross in Libya says, the Gadhafi regime continues to block access to Misrata in violation of the laws of armed
simon brooks, with the international committee of the red cross in libya, says the gadhafi regime continues to block access to misrata, in violation of the laws of armed conflict.
You know, that access needs to happen. And it needs to happen today. We are told that there aren't these needs. We don't find that credible. And it's inconsistent with the facts. We have the right to say we have a role here, and we wish to act.
you know that access needs to happen and it; needs to happen today we are told that there aren't these needs we don't find that credible and it's inconsistent with the facts we have the right to say we have a role here and we. wish to
You, know that access needs to happen And it needs to; happen today We. are told that there aren't these needs We don't find that credible; And; it's inconsistent with the facts, We have the right to say we have a role here and we wish to
you know, that access needs to happen. and it needs to happen today. we are told that there aren't these needs. we don't find that credible. and it's inconsistent with the facts. we have the right to say we have a role here, and we wish to act.
In Ajdabiya, soon there's more gunfire, and some explosions are heard. It's not celebratory mortar fire. Twenty-four-year-old rebel fighter Salah Maloum says small clashes continue.
in ajdabiya soon; there's more, gunfire and some. explosions are heard it's not celebratory mortar, fire, twenty-four-year-old rebel fighter salah maloum says small clashes
In Ajdabiya soon there's more gunfire and some explosions are heard It's not, celebratory mortar fire Twenty-four-year-old rebel fighter Salah Maloum says small clashes
in ajdabiya, soon there's more gunfire, and some explosions are heard. it's not celebratory mortar fire. twenty-four-year-old rebel fighter salah maloum says small clashes continue.
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You really don't know where Gadhafi snipers are hitting you from, he says. They shoot and run away. We even found some women snipers on a rooftop near the hospital just this morning.
you really don't, know where gadhafi snipers are hitting you from he says they shoot, and run away. we even found some women snipers on; a rooftop near the hospital just this
You really don't know where Gadhafi snipers are hitting you. from he says They shoot and run away We even found some women snipers on a rooftop near the hospital just this
you really don't know where gadhafi snipers are hitting you from, he says. they shoot and run away. we even found some women snipers on a rooftop near the hospital just this morning.
Some rebel forces here say civilians are foolish for rushing back into the city so soo - that it's not fully secure. But rebels are doing very little to stop them from coming.
some rebel forces here say civilians are foolish for rushing back into the city so soo - that it's not fully secure but rebels are doing very little to stop them from
Some rebel forces here say civilians are foolish for rushing back, into the city so soo - that it's not fully secure But rebels are doing very little to stop them from
some rebel forces here say civilians are foolish for rushing back into the city so soo - that it's not fully secure. but rebels are doing very little to stop them from coming.
Eric Westervelt, NPR News, Ajdabiya.
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: Finally this hour, if you're looking for a thriller to read, Brad Meltzer has a suggestion. He's the author of a stack of bestselling thrillers. It's no surprise, then, that one of his favorite books is in that same genre. Here's Brad Meltzer with his pick for our series, You Must Read This.
: finally this hour if you're looking for. a thriller to read brad meltzer; has a suggestion he's, the author of a stack of bestselling thrillers it's no surprise. then that one of his favorite books is in. that same genre here's brad meltzer with his pick for, our series you; must read
: Finally, this hour if you're looking for a thriller to read Brad Meltzer has a suggestion He's the author of a, stack of bestselling thrillers It's no surprise then that one of his favorite books is in that same genre Here's. Brad Meltzer with his pick for our series You Must Read
: finally this hour, if you're looking for a thriller to read, brad meltzer has a suggestion. he's the author of a stack of bestselling thrillers. it's no surprise, then, that one of his favorite books is in that same genre. here's brad meltzer with his pick for our series, you must read this.
And that's when his agent told me the film rights were snatched up years ago. Years later, when I first found Google, I again found myself searching for Ken Grimwood. That's when I found that he died in 2003, and when I also realized I wasn't his only believer. At the time, there were fan sites dedicated to "Replay." H...
and that's when his agent told me the film rights were snatched up years ago years later when i first found, google i again found myself. searching, for ken grimwood that's when i, found that he died in 2003, and when i also realized i, wasn't his only believer at. the time there were; fan sites dedicated to "replay" h...
And that's when, his agent told, me the. film rights were snatched up years ago Years later when I first found. Google. I again found myself, searching for Ken Grimwood That's when I found that he died in 2003, and when I; also realized I wasn't his only believer At, the time there were fan sites dedicated to "Replay" ...
and that's when his agent told me the film rights were snatched up years ago. years later, when i first found google, i again found myself searching for ken grimwood. that's when i found that he died in 2003, and when i also realized i wasn't his only believer. at the time, there were fan sites dedicated to "replay." h...
: Brad Meltzer is a bestselling author, most recently of the "The Book of Lies." He lives in Florida. The recommendation you just heard was the novel "Replay" by Ken Grimwood. For more You Must Read This recommendations, you can go to our Web site. That's at npr.org.
: brad meltzer is a, bestselling author most; recently, of the "the book, of lies" he lives in. florida the recommendation you, just heard was the novel "replay" by ken grimwood for more you must read this recommendations you can go to our web site that's. at
: Brad Meltzer is, a bestselling author most recently of the "The, Book of Lies" He, lives in Florida The recommendation you just heard was the novel "Replay" by Ken Grimwood For more You Must Read This recommendations you can go to our Web site That's at
: brad meltzer is a bestselling author, most recently of the "the book of lies." he lives in florida. the recommendation you just heard was the novel "replay" by ken grimwood. for more you must read this recommendations, you can go to our web site. that's at npr.org.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Andrea Seabrook.
from. npr news this is all things considered, i'm andrea
From; NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Andrea
from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm andrea seabrook.
This year's Cinderella team in college basketball is North Carolina's Davidson. Cinderella because no one expected them to look so good at the ball - or I guess I should say with the ball.
this, year's cinderella, team in. college basketball is north carolina's davidson cinderella because no one expected them to look so. good at the ball - or i guess i should say with the
This year's Cinderella team in college basketball is North Carolina's Davidson Cinderella because no one; expected them to look so good at the ball - or I guess. I should say with the
this year's cinderella team in college basketball is north carolina's davidson. cinderella because no one expected them to look so good at the ball - or i guess i should say with the ball.
Last night, Davidson, a school with just 1,700 students, didn't just beat the University of Wisconsin, which has 29,000 undergrads, Davidson clobbered them 73-56. The win sends them from the Sweet 16 to the Elite 8 in the March Madness tournament. Tenth seeded Davidson faces Number 1 seed Kansas tomorrow afternoon.
last night davidson a school with just 1,700 students didn't just beat the university of wisconsin which has 29,000 undergrads davidson clobbered them 73-56. the win sends them from the sweet 16 to the elite 8 in the, march madness tournament tenth seeded davidson faces number 1 seed kansas tomorrow,
Last night, Davidson a school with just 1,700 students didn't just beat the University of Wisconsin. which has 29,000 undergrads. Davidson clobbered them 73-56. The win sends them from the Sweet 16 to the Elite 8 in the March Madness tournament Tenth seeded Davidson faces Number 1 seed Kansas tomorrow
last night, davidson, a school with just 1,700 students, didn't just beat the university of wisconsin, which has 29,000 undergrads, davidson clobbered them 73-56. the win sends them from the sweet 16 to the elite 8 in the march madness tournament. tenth seeded davidson faces number 1 seed kansas tomorrow afternoon.
Now, if Davidson is like Cinderella teams of the past, Christopher Gruber should get ready for a deluge. He's the school's vice president for admissions and financial aid, and he joins us now from Davidson. Congratulations, sir.
now if davidson is like cinderella teams of the past christopher gruber should get ready for a deluge he's the school's, vice president, for admissions and financial aid and he joins us. now from davidson congratulations
Now, if Davidson; is like Cinderella teams of the past Christopher. Gruber should get ready for a deluge He's the school's vice president for admissions and financial aid and he joins us. now from Davidson Congratulations
now, if davidson is like cinderella teams of the past, christopher gruber should get ready for a deluge. he's the school's vice president for admissions and financial aid, and he joins us now from davidson. congratulations, sir.
Thank you very much. It's an exciting time to be in Davidson.
thank you very, much it's; an exciting time to be in
Thank you very much It's an exciting time to be in
thank you very much. it's an exciting time to be in davidson.
Have you been able to process the news yet?
have you been. able to process the news
Have you, been able to process the news
have you been able to process the news yet?
It's a little unreal I have to tell you.
it's a little unreal i have to tell,
It's a little unreal I have to tell
it's a little unreal i have to tell you.
Now, you work in admissions. Have you noticed any additional attention since the team reeled off these big wins?
now you work in admissions. have you noticed any additional attention. since the team reeled off these, big
Now you work in admissions, Have you; noticed any additional attention since the team, reeled off these big
now, you work in admissions. have you noticed any additional attention since the team reeled off these big wins?
We have. We have had people that are attending other colleges and universities asking I think I would like to transfer. Can I send an application in now?
we have we have had people. that are, attending other colleges and universities asking i think; i would like to, transfer can i send an application, in
We have We have had people that are attending other colleges and universities asking. I. think, I would like to transfer Can I send an application in
we have. we have had people that are attending other colleges and universities asking i think i would like to transfer. can i send an application in now?
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We have had unsolicited applications come in the mail just in the past week, and some of them wanted to be on the basketball team…
we have had unsolicited applications come in the mail just in the past week and some of them wanted to be on the basketball
We have had unsolicited applications come in the mail just in the. past week and some of them wanted to be, on the basketball
we have had unsolicited applications come in the mail just in the past week, and some of them wanted to be on the basketball team…
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…as well. So we have had some traffic since that first win last Friday.
…as well so we have had some traffic since, that first win last
…as well So we have had some traffic since that first win last.
…as well. so we have had some traffic since that first win last friday.
Now, I've got somebody in the studio with me right now who can offer you some advice, I think. His name is Robert Baker. He is the director of sports management at George Mason University. They were the Cinderellas of the tournament in 2006. How are you, Mr. Baker?
now i've got somebody in the studio with me. right now who can offer you some advice i think his name is robert baker he is the. director of. sports management at george mason university they, were the; cinderellas, of the tournament in, 2006. how are you mr
Now. I've got somebody in the studio with me right now who can offer you some advice I; think His name, is Robert, Baker He is the director of sports management at George Mason University They were the Cinderellas of the tournament in. 2006. How are you Mr
now, i've got somebody in the studio with me right now who can offer you some advice, i think. his name is robert baker. he is the director of sports management at george mason university. they were the cinderellas of the tournament in 2006. how are you, mr. baker?
I'm doing fine, thank you.
i'm doing fine thank
I'm doing fine thank
i'm doing fine, thank you.
Now, Mr. Baker, meet Christopher Gruber.
now mr baker meet christopher
Now; Mr Baker meet Christopher
now, mr. baker, meet christopher gruber.
Christopher, it's great to meet you.
christopher, it's great to. meet;
Christopher it's great to. meet
christopher, it's great to meet you.
MR. GRUBER: Oh, I'm anxious for this advice, please. Prep me, prep me.
mr gruber: oh i'm anxious for this advice please prep me prep
MR GRUBER: Oh I'm anxious for this advice please. Prep me prep
mr. gruber: oh, i'm anxious for this advice, please. prep me, prep me.
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I don't know if it's possible to be completely prepped for this.
i don't know if it's possible to be completely prepped. for
I don't know if it's possible to be, completely prepped for
i don't know if it's possible to be completely prepped for this.
So, tell us what happened to George Mason after the 2006 tournament.
so tell us, what happened to george mason after the
So tell us what happened to George Mason after. the
so, tell us what happened to george mason after the 2006 tournament.
There was a 350 percent increase in inquiries, much like you're already experiencing. Whether it's by phone, e-mail, they just kept coming in. Our out-of-state applicants went up 40 percent. So, a lot of people heard about us, I think, as a result of the final four.
there, was a 350 percent increase in inquiries much like. you're already experiencing whether it's by. phone e-mail they just kept coming in our out-of-state, applicants went up, 40 percent so a lot of people heard about us i think as a result of the final
There was a 350 percent increase in inquiries much like. you're already experiencing Whether it's. by phone e-mail. they just. kept coming in Our out-of-state applicants went up 40 percent So a lot of people heard about us I think as a result of the final
there was a 350 percent increase in inquiries, much like you're already experiencing. whether it's by phone, e-mail, they just kept coming in. our out-of-state applicants went up 40 percent. so, a lot of people heard about us, i think, as a result of the final four.
We tried to establish and get our arms around a media exposure value, which we conservatively estimate that as $677 million.
we tried, to, establish and get our arms, around a media exposure. value which, we conservatively estimate. that as
We tried to. establish and get our arms around a media. exposure value which we conservatively estimate that as
we tried to establish and get our arms around a media exposure value, which we conservatively estimate that as $677 million.
Just the press from being in the Final Four.
just the press from being in the final
Just the press from being in the Final
just the press from being in the final four.
Just the exposure, absolutely.
just the exposure
Just the exposure
just the exposure, absolutely.
Okay. You got a question, Steven?
okay you got a, question
Okay You got a question
okay. you got a question, steven?
McCain voted for the don't ask, don't tell policy in 1993, and in April last year he wrote a letter to the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network saying, quote, "I remain opposed to the open expression of homosexuality in the U.S. military."
mccain voted for the don't ask don't tell policy in 1993, and in april last year he wrote a letter to the servicemembers legal defense network saying quote "i remain opposed to the open expression of homosexuality in. the u.s
McCain voted for the don't ask, don't tell policy in 1993, and in April last year he wrote a letter to the Servicemembers Legal Defense Network, saying quote "I remain opposed to the open expression of homosexuality in the U.S
mccain voted for the don't ask, don't tell policy in 1993, and in april last year he wrote a letter to the servicemembers legal defense network saying, quote, "i remain opposed to the open expression of homosexuality in the u.s. military."
Last November, here's what McCain had to say at a YouTube GOP candidate debate when a gay retired general asked him about allowing gays to serve openly in the armed forces.
last november. here's what, mccain had to say at a youtube gop candidate debate when a gay retired general asked him about allowing gays to serve openly in the armed
Last November here's what McCain had to say at a YouTube GOP candidate debate when a gay retired general asked him about allowing gays to serve openly in the armed
last november, here's what mccain had to say at a youtube gop candidate debate when a gay retired general asked him about allowing gays to serve openly in the armed forces.
All the time I talk to our military leaders, beginning with our Joint Chiefs of Staff and the leaders in the field, such as General Petraeus and General Odierno and others who are designated leaders with the responsibility of the safety of the men and women under their command and their security and protect them as bes...
all the time i. talk to our military leaders beginning with our joint chiefs of staff. and the leaders in, the field such as general petraeus, and general odierno and others who are designated leaders with the, responsibility of the safety of. the men. and women under their, command and their security and protect, them...
All; the time, I talk to our military leaders beginning with our Joint Chiefs of Staff and the. leaders in, the. field such as General Petraeus and General Odierno and others who are designated leaders with the responsibility of the safety of the men and women under their command and their security and protect them as,...
all the time i talk to our military leaders, beginning with our joint chiefs of staff and the leaders in the field, such as general petraeus and general odierno and others who are designated leaders with the responsibility of the safety of the men and women under their command and their security and protect them as bes...
The two candidates' stances on don't ask, don't tell are watched closely by at least one group of voters. A Harris poll done this month found that among gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered Americans, 60 percent support Obama compared to 14 percent who favor McCain. David Welna, NPR News, The Capitol.
the two candidates' stances on don't, ask don't tell are watched closely by at least; one group of voters, a harris poll done this, month found that among gay lesbian bisexual and transgendered americans 60 percent support obama compared to 14 percent who favor mccain david, welna npr news the
The, two candidates' stances on don't ask don't tell are watched closely by at. least one group. of voters. A Harris poll done this month found that, among, gay lesbian bisexual and transgendered Americans, 60 percent support Obama compared to 14 percent who, favor. McCain David Welna NPR News The,
the two candidates' stances on don't ask, don't tell are watched closely by at least one group of voters. a harris poll done this month found that among gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered americans, 60 percent support obama compared to 14 percent who favor mccain. david welna, npr news, the capitol.
From NPR News, this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED. I'm Michele Norris.
from npr news this is, all things considered i'm michele
From NPR News this is ALL THINGS CONSIDERED I'm Michele
from npr news, this is all things considered. i'm michele norris.
We're going to start this hour on Capitol Hill, where Republicans leaders were forced to pull their budget cutting bill from the floor this afternoon. Conservatives and moderate Republicans wrangled over details all day. Party leaders even offered to strip a portion of the bill that would have auth...
we're going to start this hour. on capitol hill where republicans leaders were forced to pull their budget cutting bill from the floor this afternoon conservatives and moderate republicans wrangled over details all day party leaders even offered to. strip a portion of, the bill that would have auth...
We're going to start this. hour on Capitol Hill where Republicans leaders were forced to pull their budget cutting bill from the floor this, afternoon Conservatives and moderate Republicans wrangled over details all day Party leaders even offered, to strip; a, portion of, the bill that would. have ...
we're going to start this hour on capitol hill, where republicans leaders were forced to pull their budget cutting bill from the floor this afternoon. conservatives and moderate republicans wrangled over details all day. party leaders even offered to strip a portion of the bill that would have auth...
Republican leaders insist that it was lawmakers Veterans Day plans that forced them to pull this bill from the floor today and, said GOP conference leader Deborah Pryce, they'll just bring it up next week instead.
republican leaders insist that it was lawmakers veterans day plans that forced them to pull this bill from the floor today and said gop conference leader deborah pryce they'll just bring it up next week
Republican leaders. insist that it was, lawmakers Veterans. Day plans. that forced them to pull this bill from the floor. today and, said GOP; conference leader Deborah, Pryce they'll just bring it up next week
republican leaders insist that it was lawmakers veterans day plans that forced them to pull this bill from the floor today and, said gop conference leader deborah pryce, they'll just bring it up next week instead.
Every member has certain things that they have trouble with, and we just virtually ran out of time.
every member has, certain things that they have trouble with and we just virtually ran out of
Every member has certain things that they have trouble with and we just virtually ran out of
every member has certain things that they have trouble with, and we just virtually ran out of time.
But the longer it takes Republicans to get this bill passed, the longer Democrats have to wail against its $50 billion in cuts to Medicaid, school lunches, food stamps and other programs. Democrats, led by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, said they would keep up the pressure.
but the longer it takes republicans to get this bill passed the longer democrats have to wail against its $50 billion in cuts to medicaid school lunches food stamps; and other programs, democrats led by minority, leader nancy pelosi said they would keep up the
But the longer it takes Republicans to get this bill passed the longer Democrats have to, wail against. its $50 billion in cuts to Medicaid school lunches food stamps and other programs Democrats; led by Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said they would keep up the
but the longer it takes republicans to get this bill passed, the longer democrats have to wail against its $50 billion in cuts to medicaid, school lunches, food stamps and other programs. democrats, led by minority leader nancy pelosi, said they would keep up the pressure.
It was a bill that was anti-family, anti-taxpayer, anti-American. And their pulling it today is a failure on the part of the Republicans.
it was a bill that was anti-family anti-taxpayer anti-american, and their pulling it today is a failure on the part of. the
It was a bill that was anti-family anti-taxpayer anti-American And, their pulling it today is a failure on the part of the.
it was a bill that was anti-family, anti-taxpayer, anti-american. and their pulling it today is a failure on the part of the republicans.
Moderate Republicans are feeling that pressure, and not just from Democrats. The moderate Main Street Caucus opposes many parts of their own party's bill, especially the measure to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, or ANWR, to oil drilling. Washington state's Dave Reichert said his office ...
moderate republicans are feeling that pressure, and not just from democrats the. moderate main street caucus. opposes many parts of their own party's bill especially the measure to open the arctic national wildlife refuge or anwr to oil drilling washington state's dave, reichert said his office ph...
Moderate Republicans are feeling that pressure and not, just from Democrats The moderate Main Street Caucus, opposes many parts of their, own party's bill especially the measure to open the Arctic National, Wildlife Refuge or ANWR to oil drilling Washington state's. Dave Reichert said his office p...
moderate republicans are feeling that pressure, and not just from democrats. the moderate main street caucus opposes many parts of their own party's bill, especially the measure to open the arctic national wildlife refuge, or anwr, to oil drilling. washington state's dave reichert said his office ...
Within the last week and a half or so alone, my office took nearly 1,600 phone calls, e-mails, etc., coming in, and they were running about 95 percent in favor of not drilling in ANWR.
within the last week and a half or so alone my office took nearly 1,600 phone calls e-mails, etc., coming in and, they were running. about 95 percent in, favor of not drilling in
Within the last week and a, half or so alone my office; took nearly. 1,600 phone calls e-mails etc., coming in and they were running, about 95 percent in favor of not drilling in
within the last week and a half or so alone, my office took nearly 1,600 phone calls, e-mails, etc., coming in, and they were running about 95 percent in favor of not drilling in anwr.
And so moderate leaders, including New Hampshire's Charlie Bass, brokered a deal with Republican leaders to get ANWR out of the bill.
and so moderate leaders including new hampshire's charlie bass brokered a deal with republican leaders to get anwr out of the
And so moderate leaders including New Hampshire's Charlie Bass brokered a deal with Republican leaders to get ANWR out of the
and so moderate leaders, including new hampshire's charlie bass, brokered a deal with republican leaders to get anwr out of the bill.
At this point, the budget package will not contain the provisions to drill in the arctic refuge.
at this point the. budget package will not contain the provisions to drill in the arctic
At this, point the budget package will not contain the provisions to drill in the arctic
at this point, the budget package will not contain the provisions to drill in the arctic refuge.
The operative words here are `at this point.' Republican leaders made no promises to moderates that ANWR wouldn't be just popped back in the bill when the budget goes into House-Senate negotiations. But Maryland's Wayne Gilchrest says they're standing firm.
the operative words. here are `at this point' republican; leaders made no promises to moderates that anwr wouldn't be just; popped back in; the bill when the, budget goes into house-senate negotiations but maryland's wayne gilchrest says, they're standing
The operative words, here are `at this point' Republican leaders made no promises to moderates that ANWR wouldn't be just popped back in the bill when the budget goes into House-Senate negotiations But Maryland's Wayne Gilchrest says they're standing
the operative words here are `at this point.' republican leaders made no promises to moderates that anwr wouldn't be just popped back in the bill when the budget goes into house-senate negotiations. but maryland's wayne gilchrest says they're standing firm.
If a conference report comes back with ANWR in it, then we will vote against it.
if a conference report comes back with anwr in it then we will vote against
If a conference report comes back with ANWR in it then we will vote against
if a conference report comes back with anwr in it, then we will vote against it.
Other Republicans have their own problems with the bill, so leaders will have a lot of work to do if they're going to try to bring it up again next week. Andrea Seabrook, NPR News, the Capitol.
other republicans; have, their own problems with the bill so leaders will have a lot of work to do, if they're going to try to bring it, up again next week andrea seabrook. npr news the
Other Republicans have their own problems with the bill so leaders will have a lot of work to do if they're going, to try to bring it up again next week Andrea Seabrook NPR News the
other republicans have their own problems with the bill, so leaders will have a lot of work to do if they're going to try to bring it up again next week. andrea seabrook, npr news, the capitol.
Urgent talks about the U.S. threat of tariffs continue. One set of talks took place today at the State Department between delegates from the U.S. and Mexico, another across town at the White House. Both the U.S. and Mexico say they are making progress, but the Trump administration says Mexico must do more to stop migra...
urgent talks about. the u.s threat of tariffs continue one set of talks took. place today at the state department between delegates from the u.s and mexico another across town at the white house both the u.s and mexico say; they are making progress but the trump. administration says, mexico must, do more to stop. migra...
Urgent talks about the U.S threat of tariffs continue One. set of talks, took place today at. the. State Department between delegates from the U.S and Mexico another across town at the, White House Both. the, U.S and Mexico say they are making progress but the Trump, administration says Mexico must do more to. stop. mi...
urgent talks about the u.s. threat of tariffs continue. one set of talks took place today at the state department between delegates from the u.s. and mexico, another across town at the white house. both the u.s. and mexico say they are making progress, but the trump administration says mexico must do more to stop migra...
Now, among those arguing against the tariffs are former U.S. ambassadors to Mexico. Seven of them have written a letter; these are ambassadors who served both Democratic and Republican administrations. And their letter argues the tariffs would actually cripple Mexico's ability to tackle migration. John Negroponte is on...
now among those arguing against the tariffs are former u.s ambassadors to, mexico seven of them have written a letter these are ambassadors who served both democratic and republican administrations and. their letter argues the tariffs. would actually, cripple mexico's ability to tackle migration john negroponte is one ...
Now among those arguing against the, tariffs are former U.S ambassadors to Mexico Seven of them have written a letter these are ambassadors who served, both Democratic and Republican administrations And their letter argues the tariffs would actually cripple Mexico's ability. to tackle migration John Negroponte is one o...
now, among those arguing against the tariffs are former u.s. ambassadors to mexico. seven of them have written a letter; these are ambassadors who served both democratic and republican administrations. and their letter argues the tariffs would actually cripple mexico's ability to tackle migration. john negroponte is on...
Thank you.
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thank you.
So the letter that y'all have signed argues that tariffs not only wouldn't solve the challenges at the border but would make things worse. How so?
so the letter that y'all have signed argues that tariffs not only wouldn't solve the challenges at the border but would make things; worse how
So the, letter that y'all have signed argues that tariffs not only wouldn't solve the challenges at the border but would make things worse How
so the letter that y'all have signed argues that tariffs not only wouldn't solve the challenges at the border but would make things worse. how so?
Well, I think the main way they would make things worse is one can imagine a series of knock-on effects from a 5% tariff and certainly from a 25% tariff...
well i think the main way they would make, things worse is one can imagine, a series of knock-on effects from a 5% tariff and certainly from a
Well I think the main way they would make things worse is one can imagine a series of knock-on effects from a 5% tariff and certainly from a;
well, i think the main way they would make things worse is one can imagine a series of knock-on effects from a 5% tariff and certainly from a 25% tariff...
Which is what the president has said they'll escalate to.
which is what the president has said they'll escalate
Which is what the president has said they'll escalate,
which is what the president has said they'll escalate to.
...Exactly - which they would roll up to that - in terms of Mexico's ability to export to the United States. So it would be a serious setback, both in terms of the volume of exports, likely, and possibly over the longer term - medium or longer term, the willingness of people to invest in Mexico. So that creates declini...
...exactly - which they would roll up to that - in terms of mexico's ability to export to the united states so it would be a serious setback both in terms of the volume of exports likely and possibly. over the longer term - medium. or longer term the, willingness of. people to invest in mexico so that. creates declinin...
...Exactly - which they would roll up to that - in terms of Mexico's ability to export to the United States So it would be a serious setback both in terms of the, volume; of exports, likely and possibly over the longer term - medium or longer term the willingness, of people to invest in, Mexico So that creates. declini...
...exactly - which they would roll up to that - in terms of mexico's ability to export to the united states. so it would be a serious setback, both in terms of the volume of exports, likely, and possibly over the longer term - medium or longer term, the willingness of people to invest in mexico. so that creates declini...
You're arguing that tariffs would hurt the economy both in the U.S. and Mexico. And if you hurt Mexico's economy, it would hurt their ability to grapple with migrants...
you're arguing that tariffs would, hurt the, economy both in the u.s and mexico; and if you hurt mexico's economy it; would hurt their ability to grapple with
You're arguing that tariffs would hurt the economy both in the U.S and Mexico And if you hurt Mexico's economy it would hurt their ability to grapple with
you're arguing that tariffs would hurt the economy both in the u.s. and mexico. and if you hurt mexico's economy, it would hurt their ability to grapple with migrants...
Correct.
correct.
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Yes, indeed.
yes
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yes, indeed.
You also argue that just, in principle, linking immigration and trade is a really bad idea. Why? What's the risk?
you also argue that just in principle linking immigration and trade. is a. really bad idea why? what's the
You also argue. that just, in principle linking immigration and trade is. a really bad idea Why? What's the
you also argue that just, in principle, linking immigration and trade is a really bad idea. why? what's the risk?
But having said all that, there really are parallels here. And the fundamental problem is the same, even if the degree of it is not. And that problem is that we essentially have created a government that we're not paying for. And we like to talk about the idea of, oh, well, if only we can get rid of waste, fraud and ab...
but having said all that, there really are parallels here and the fundamental problem is the same even if, the degree of it, is not and, that problem is that. we essentially have created a government that we're not paying for and we like to talk about the, idea of oh well if only, we can get rid of waste fraud and
But having said all that there really are parallels here And the fundamental problem is the, same even if the degree of it is not And that problem is that we essentially have created a government. that we're not paying for And; we like to talk about the idea of oh well. if only we can get rid of waste fraud and
but having said all that, there really are parallels here. and the fundamental problem is the same, even if the degree of it is not. and that problem is that we essentially have created a government that we're not paying for. and we like to talk about the idea of, oh, well, if only we can get rid of waste, fraud and ab...
Mm-hmm.
mm-hmm.
...of these terrible politicians and all the stuff. But the reality is, that's not the main problem. And the main problem isn't the war in Iraq, as expensive as it's been. It's not the stimulus program, as much money as that has caused. It's this long-term disconnect between the fact that, on the one hand, we like Medi...
...of these terrible politicians and all the stuff but the reality is that's, not. the main problem, and the main problem isn't the war in iraq as expensive as it's been it's not the stimulus program, as much money as that has caused it's this long-term disconnect between the fact that on. the one hand we like medicare...
...of these terrible politicians, and; all; the stuff But, the. reality is that's not the main problem And the main problem isn't the war, in Iraq, as expensive as it's been It's not the stimulus program as much money as that has. caused It's this long-term disconnect between, the fact that on the one hand we like Medi...
...of these terrible politicians and all the stuff. but the reality is, that's not the main problem. and the main problem isn't the war in iraq, as expensive as it's been. it's not the stimulus program, as much money as that has caused. it's this long-term disconnect between the fact that, on the one hand, we like medi...
Interesting article in USA Today, today, which reported that the tax rate last year, the end of last year, was the lowest since 1950.
interesting article in usa, today today which, reported that the tax, rate last year the end of last year, was the lowest since
Interesting article in USA Today today which reported that the tax rate last year the end of last, year was the lowest since
interesting article in usa today, today, which reported that the tax rate last year, the end of last year, was the lowest since 1950.
That's right. The main reason for that is during a recession, tax collections go down because people's income goes down, and also the government put in some one-time tax breaks. But it's also a reflection of the fact that, essentially, every economic group has had their taxes cut over the last 30 years. The very rich h...
that's right, the main reason for that, is, during. a. recession tax collections. go down because people's income goes down. and also, the government put in some one-time tax breaks but it's also a reflection, of the fact that essentially every. economic, group has had their taxes cut over the last 30 years. the very; ...
That's right The main reason for. that, is during a recession tax collections go down because people's income goes down and also the government put in some one-time tax breaks But it's also a reflection of the fact that essentially every economic group has had. their taxes cut over the last 30 years The very rich have ...
that's right. the main reason for that is during a recession, tax collections go down because people's income goes down, and also the government put in some one-time tax breaks. but it's also a reflection of the fact that, essentially, every economic group has had their taxes cut over the last 30 years. the very rich h...
Your colleague at The New York Times, Paul Krugman, wrote a blog since your column came out today. Does he throw that into arguments - by the way, does he ever - Pulitzer Prize winner, excuse me, Nobel Prize-winning economist...
your colleague at the new york times paul, krugman wrote a, blog since; your column came out today does, he throw that into; arguments - by the way does he ever - pulitzer prize winner excuse me nobel prize-winning
Your colleague at The New York Times, Paul Krugman wrote a blog since your column came out today Does he throw that into arguments - by the way does he ever - Pulitzer. Prize winner excuse me, Nobel Prize-winning
your colleague at the new york times, paul krugman, wrote a blog since your column came out today. does he throw that into arguments - by the way, does he ever - pulitzer prize winner, excuse me, nobel prize-winning economist...
Nobel Prize winner.
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Nobel Prize
nobel prize winner.
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Even better.
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even better.
Did he throw that - every once in a while, settle the arguments he...
did he throw that - every once in a while settle the arguments
Did he throw that - every once in a while settle the arguments
did he throw that - every once in a while, settle the arguments he...
I mean he's based in Princeton most of the time.
i mean he's based in princeton most of the
I, mean he's based in. Princeton most of the
i mean he's based in princeton most of the time.
So you don't run into him much.
so you don't run into him
So you don't run into him
so you don't run into him much.
He's still a professor. I see him occasionally, but actually more not at the Times than at the Times.
he's still a professor i see him occasionally but actually more not at the times than at, the.
He's still a. professor I see him occasionally but actually more not at the Times than at the
he's still a professor. i see him occasionally, but actually more not at the times than at the times.
But anyway, he questions your calculation of how far the U.S. debt will - you say Greece's debt is about 115 percent of its gross domestic product today, that you projected that to equal, of U.S. debt, to equal 140 percent of gross domestic product within two decades. And he says, well, that's based on a lot of faulty ...
but anyway, he questions your calculation of how far the u.s debt will - you say greece's debt is about 115 percent of its gross domestic product today that you projected that to equal of u.s debt to equal 140 percent of gross domestic product within; two, decades. and he says well. that's based on, a lot of faulty and...
But anyway. he questions your calculation of how far the U.S debt will - you say Greece's debt is about 115 percent of. its gross domestic product today that you projected that to equal, of U.S debt to equal 140 percent of gross domestic product within two decades And, he says well that's based on a lot of faulty and v...
but anyway, he questions your calculation of how far the u.s. debt will - you say greece's debt is about 115 percent of its gross domestic product today, that you projected that to equal, of u.s. debt, to equal 140 percent of gross domestic product within two decades. and he says, well, that's based on a lot of faulty ...
Yes. Although in the end, I think we actually agree - he may not agree we agree - but he basically said that he takes issue with the notion that we are similar to Greece. And so, to some extent, that is a matter of semantics. I agree, things aren't as bad in this country as they are in Greece. But I still think they're...
yes; although in the end i think we actually agree - he may not agree we agree - but he basically said that he takes issue with. the. notion that we are similar to greece. and so to some extent that, is a matter of semantics i, agree; things aren't as; bad in this country as. they are in greece but i still think they'r...
Yes Although. in the end I, think we actually agree - he, may not agree we agree - but he. basically said. that he takes issue with the notion that we are similar to Greece And, so to some extent that is a matter of semantics I agree things aren't as bad in this, country as they are in Greece But I still think they're ...
yes. although in the end, i think we actually agree - he may not agree we agree - but he basically said that he takes issue with the notion that we are similar to greece. and so, to some extent, that is a matter of semantics. i agree, things aren't as bad in this country as they are in greece. but i still think they're...
That's what he says, yeah.
that's what he says
That's what he says.
that's what he says, yeah.
...GDP. Yeah. That's a really big deal. I mean, more than 6 percent of GDP is getting close to a trillion dollars in today's terms. Now, we don't need to make that adjustment immediately, but that's a really significant adjustment. So I'm happy to - for the sake of the debate - agree that an adjustment of 6 percent of ...
...gdp yeah that's, a really big deal i mean more than 6 percent of gdp is getting close to a trillion dollars in; today's terms now we don't need to make. that adjustment immediately but that's a really significant adjustment so. i'm happy to - for the sake of the, debate - agree that an adjustment of 6 percent of. gd...
...GDP Yeah That's a really big deal I mean more than 6 percent of GDP is getting, close to a trillion dollars in today's terms Now we don't need to make. that adjustment immediately but that's a really significant adjustment So I'm happy to - for the sake of the debate - agree that an, adjustment, of 6 percent of GDP ...
...gdp. yeah. that's a really big deal. i mean, more than 6 percent of gdp is getting close to a trillion dollars in today's terms. now, we don't need to make that adjustment immediately, but that's a really significant adjustment. so i'm happy to - for the sake of the debate - agree that an adjustment of 6 percent of ...
Well - and let's get some input from listeners on how we get there. The two options seem to be cut spending or raise taxes. What would you be willing to give up? What would you be willing to pay more for to avoid a Greece-like problem if it something along the lines of a trillion - and do we say a trillion dollars? A t...
well - and let's get some input from listeners on how. we get there the two options seem to be cut spending, or raise taxes what would you be willing, to give up? what would you be. willing to pay; more for to avoid a greece-like problem if it something along the lines of a. trillion - and do we say. a trillion dollars...
Well - and let's get some input from listeners, on how we get there The, two options seem to be cut spending. or raise. taxes What would you be willing to give up? What would you be willing to pay more for to avoid a Greece-like problem if it something along the lines of a trillion - and do, we say a, trillion dollars?...
well - and let's get some input from listeners on how we get there. the two options seem to be cut spending or raise taxes. what would you be willing to give up? what would you be willing to pay more for to avoid a greece-like problem if it something along the lines of a trillion - and do we say a trillion dollars? a t...
Well, it's a year - although, again, it's not something we need to start doing immediately.
well it's a year - although again it's not something we need to start doing
Well it's a year - although again it's. not something. we, need to start doing
well, it's a year - although, again, it's not something we need to start doing immediately.