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With Ron Artest? | with ron | With Ron | with ron artest? |
Right. So on sensitive news stories, as with all broadcast outlets, there is concern about how, you know, the network performs, as it would be the case in how the newspaper performs. | right so on sensitive news stories as with all broadcast outlets there is, concern about how you know the network performs as it would be the case, in how. the newspaper | Right So on sensitive, news stories as with all broadcast outlets there is concern about how you, know. the network performs as it would be the case in how the. newspaper, | right. so on sensitive news stories, as with all broadcast outlets, there is concern about how, you know, the network performs, as it would be the case in how the newspaper performs. |
You were a sports editor at The Washington Post for many years. Do you figure that the mission of ESPN is different from that of a newspaper? | you were a sports editor at the washington post for many years do you figure that the mission of espn is different from that of a | You were a sports editor at The Washington Post, for many years Do you figure that the mission of ESPN is different from that of a | you were a sports editor at the washington post for many years. do you figure that the mission of espn is different from that of a newspaper? |
Well, I think the network casts an enormous net in the world of sports, and it's a very significant voice in the sports world and in the culture in general. And, you know, hopefully, you know, what I can do is influence through whatever critical observations I can make in hopes of making an impact ... | well i think the network casts an enormous net in. the world of sports and it's a very significant voice in; the sports world. and in the culture in. general and you know hopefully. you know what i can do is influence through whatever critical observations. i can make. in hopes of making an impact ... | Well. I think the network casts an enormous net in the world of. sports and it's a very significant voice, in the sports world and in the culture in general. And you know hopefully you know what I can do is influence through; whatever critical observations I can make in hopes of making an impact in... | well, i think the network casts an enormous net in the world of sports, and it's a very significant voice in the sports world and in the culture in general. and, you know, hopefully, you know, what i can do is influence through whatever critical observations i can make in hopes of making an impact ... |
There's a column in the newspaper USA Today, talking about a potential minefield for you in this role as ombudsman at ESPN, specifically talking about conflicts of interest that ESPN might have covering events that it owns, "Monday Night Football," for example, NFL games. Are you convinced that you... | there's a column in the newspaper usa today talking about a potential. minefield for you in this role as ombudsman at espn specifically talking about conflicts of interest that espn might have covering events that, it owns "monday, night football" for example nfl games are you convinced that you ha... | There's a column in the, newspaper USA Today; talking about a potential. minefield for you in this role as ombudsman at ESPN specifically talking about conflicts of interest that ESPN might have covering events that it owns "Monday Night Football" for example NFL games Are. you convinced that. you ... | there's a column in the newspaper usa today, talking about a potential minefield for you in this role as ombudsman at espn, specifically talking about conflicts of interest that espn might have covering events that it owns, "monday night football," for example, nfl games. are you convinced that you... |
Well, I do have the same free rein I had as a sports editor of The Washington Post in that it's my role to be responsible to what we cover and to, you know, what we do. Now you mention ESPN may broadcast "Monday Night Football" and telecast "Monday Night Football." They don't own "Monday Night Foo... | well i do have the same free rein. i had as a sports editor of the washington post in that it's. my role, to be. responsible to what, we cover and to you know what we do now you mention espn may broadcast "monday night football" and telecast "monday night. football" they don't own "monday night fo... | Well I do have the same free rein I had as a sports editor of The Washington Post in that it's my role to be responsible to what we cover and to you know what we do Now you mention ESPN may broadcast "Monday Night Football" and telecast "Monday Night Football" They don't own "Monday Night Football... | well, i do have the same free rein i had as a sports editor of the washington post in that it's my role to be responsible to what we cover and to, you know, what we do. now you mention espn may broadcast "monday night football" and telecast "monday night football." they don't own "monday night foo... |
Here's one other thing that puzzles me. The press release from ESPN mentions that your own son produces an ESPN program, "Around the Horn." | here's one other thing that puzzles me the press release from espn mentions that your own son produces an espn program "around the | Here's, one other thing that; puzzles me The press. release from ESPN mentions that your own son produces an ESPN program "Around, the | here's one other thing that puzzles me. the press release from espn mentions that your own son produces an espn program, "around the horn." |
Correct. | correct. | ||
What do you do about that? | what do you, do about | What do you do about | what do you do about that? |
For the 35 years my son's been alive, I've offered constructive criticism and advice to him, and most of it, he's rejected. And if I write or talk about his show, I will have full disclosure, as we did in this press release, that he's my son. | for the 35 years my son's been alive i've offered constructive criticism and advice to him and most of it he's rejected and if i write or talk about his show i, will have full disclosure as we did in this, press release that he's my | For the 35 years my son's been alive I've offered constructive criticism and advice to him and most of it he's rejected, And, if I write or talk about his show I will have full disclosure as we did in this. press release that he's my | for the 35 years my son's been alive, i've offered constructive criticism and advice to him, and most of it, he's rejected. and if i write or talk about his show, i will have full disclosure, as we did in this press release, that he's my son. |
Thank you, Ari. | thank you | Thank you. | thank you, ari. |
After I left the CCC camp, I went to the Norfolk Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Virginia. That's where I learned to run engine lathe and I made part for ships. And I wanted to volunteer for the Army, but I was drafted. And drafted and was sent to Camp Ellis, Illinois where I take my basic training and went to - overseas in a... | after i left. the ccc camp i went to the norfolk navy yard in portsmouth. virginia that's where i learned to run engine lathe and. i made part, for ships and, i wanted to volunteer for; the army but i was drafted; and drafted and was sent to camp ellis illinois. where i take my basic training and went, to - overseas, i... | After I, left the CCC. camp I went, to the. Norfolk Navy Yard in; Portsmouth Virginia That's where I learned to run engine lathe and I made part for ships And I wanted to volunteer for the, Army but; I was drafted, And drafted, and was, sent to Camp Ellis Illinois where. I take, my basic training and went. to - oversea... | after i left the ccc camp, i went to the norfolk navy yard in portsmouth, virginia. that's where i learned to run engine lathe and i made part for ships. and i wanted to volunteer for the army, but i was drafted. and drafted and was sent to camp ellis, illinois where i take my basic training and went to - overseas in a... |
What was it like in the military? You mentioned that you were in segregated schools. How did people of different races get along in the military when you were in? | what; was it, like in the military? you mentioned that you were in segregated schools how did people of. different races get along in the military when you were. | What was, it like in the, military? You mentioned that. you were in segregated schools How did people of different races get along in the military when you were | what was it like in the military? you mentioned that you were in segregated schools. how did people of different races get along in the military when you were in? |
There was no such things as a mixed company. And the companies that I were in at that time were all black and they had white officers. Of course, you could still see the segregation in some of the fellows was, that were from the south, you know. And I recall one incident in Frankfurt, Germany where during the mess peri... | there was no such things as, a, mixed company and the companies. that i were in, at that time were all black and they had white officers of course you could still see the segregation in some of the fellows was that were from the south you know and i recall one incident in frankfurt germany where during the mess period ... | There was no such things as a mixed company And the companies that I, were in at that time were all black and they, had white officers Of course you. could still see the segregation in some of the fellows was that were from the south, you know And I. recall one. incident in, Frankfurt Germany where during the mess peri... | there was no such things as a mixed company. and the companies that i were in at that time were all black and they had white officers. of course, you could still see the segregation in some of the fellows was, that were from the south, you know. and i recall one incident in frankfurt, germany where during the mess peri... |
So you were ready to stand up for yourself? | so you. were ready to stand up for | So you were ready to stand up for, | so you were ready to stand up for yourself? |
Oh, absolutely, 100 percent. | oh absolutely, | Oh absolutely | oh, absolutely, 100 percent. |
Do you ever talk to the students that you went to college with recently, students who were maybe sometimes 60 years younger than you, about what you have lived and what you have gone through? Do you ever tell them these kinds of stories? | do you ever, talk to the students that, you went to college with recently students who; were maybe sometimes 60 years. younger than you about what you have lived and what you, have gone through? do, you ever tell. them these kinds of | Do you. ever talk to the students that. you went to college with recently students who were maybe sometimes 60 years younger than you about what you have lived and what. you have gone through? Do you ever tell them these kinds of | do you ever talk to the students that you went to college with recently, students who were maybe sometimes 60 years younger than you, about what you have lived and what you have gone through? do you ever tell them these kinds of stories? |
In some of my classes, some of the fellows would ask me about the segregated South. I would reveal to them, like in one instance, we had a history major and he was just tickled to death to learn this stuff firsthand from somebody who had actually been through it. Example, I used to tell him that at Norfolk Navy Yard, t... | in some of my classes some of the fellows would ask. me about the segregated south i would reveal to them like in one instance we had a history major and he was just tickled to death to, learn this stuff firsthand from somebody who had actually been through it example i used to tell him, that at; norfolk navy yard the ... | In some of my classes. some of the, fellows would ask me. about the segregated South I would. reveal to them like in one instance we had. a history major and he was just tickled to death to learn this stuff firsthand from somebody who had actually been through it Example I used to tell him that at Norfolk Navy Yard the... | in some of my classes, some of the fellows would ask me about the segregated south. i would reveal to them, like in one instance, we had a history major and he was just tickled to death to learn this stuff firsthand from somebody who had actually been through it. example, i used to tell him that at norfolk navy yard, t... |
All right, let's flash forward a little bit to what your life was like. You had served in the Army and then the Army Reserves and you began school classes, but you dropped out to help your family. | all right let's flash forward a little bit to what your life, was like you had served in the army and then. the. army reserves and you began school classes but you dropped out to help your | All right let's flash forward a little bit to what your life was like You had served in the Army and then. the Army Reserves and you began school classes but you dropped, out. to. help your | all right, let's flash forward a little bit to what your life was like. you had served in the army and then the army reserves and you began school classes, but you dropped out to help your family. |
Did you ever feel, wow, I have missed my chance? | did you ever feel wow i have missed my | Did you ever feel wow I; have missed. my | did you ever feel, wow, i have missed my chance? |
No, ma'am. I never felt that way. You know, having kids and you want them to be educated, knowing what it is like to be not educated. | no ma'am i never felt that way, you know having kids, and. you want them to be educated knowing what it is like to be not | No ma'am I. never felt that, way You know having kids and you want them to be educated knowing what it is like to be not | no, ma'am. i never felt that way. you know, having kids and you want them to be educated, knowing what it is like to be not educated. |
Did you ever think, I'm going to be older than most of the professors, let alone the students? Did you ever worry about that? | did you ever, think i'm going to be. older than most of the professors let alone the students? did you ever, worry about | Did you ever think I'm going to be older, than most of the professors let alone the students? Did you ever worry about | did you ever think, i'm going to be older than most of the professors, let alone the students? did you ever worry about that? |
No, ma'am. No, ma'am. To be honest with you, when I was in class, I thought I was young as the youngest student there. I just enjoyed myself immensely. I felt not out of place. I felt in place. And we got along just like peas in a pod. | no, ma'am no ma'am to, be honest; with you when i was in class i thought; i, was young as the youngest. student there i just enjoyed myself immensely i felt not out of place. i felt in place. and we got along, just like peas. in a | No ma'am No. ma'am To. be honest with you when I was in class. I thought I, was; young as the youngest student there I just enjoyed myself immensely I felt not out of place I felt in place And we got along just like peas in a | no, ma'am. no, ma'am. to be honest with you, when i was in class, i thought i was young as the youngest student there. i just enjoyed myself immensely. i felt not out of place. i felt in place. and we got along just like peas in a pod. |
What were some of the challenging parts of school? What did you find the hardest? | what were some of the challenging. parts of. school? what did, you find the | What were; some of the challenging parts of school? What, did you find the | what were some of the challenging parts of school? what did you find the hardest? |
Reading, studying my lessons. You know, because I had to read more, you know, and because, you know, as you get older, your short-term memory sort of fails you once in a while. So to make sure that you got the material where you could reproduce it, you had to study a little harder and do a little more research. | reading studying my, lessons you know because i had to read more you know and because you know as you get older your short-term memory sort of fails you once in a while, so to make. sure that you got the material where you could, reproduce it you had to study a little harder and do a little more | Reading studying my lessons You know because. I had to read more you, know and because you; know as you get older your short-term, memory sort of fails you once in a, while; So to make sure that you got the material where you could reproduce it you had to study, a little harder and do a little more | reading, studying my lessons. you know, because i had to read more, you know, and because, you know, as you get older, your short-term memory sort of fails you once in a while. so to make sure that you got the material where you could reproduce it, you had to study a little harder and do a little more research. |
So tell me what graduation day was like? | so tell me, what graduation day was; | So tell me what graduation day was | so tell me what graduation day was like? |
Oh, the best day of my life, I guess. Life doesn't get any better. Life doesn't get any better. With my family there, all my friends cheering me on, I felt like I was 16 years old. What a day. What a day. I was happy. Everybody was pleased. They gave me a good ovation. I really enjoyed it. I really did. I cannot explai... | oh the best day of my life i guess life doesn't get any better life doesn't get any better with my family there all my friends cheering me on i felt like i was 16 years old what a day. what a day i was happy everybody was pleased they gave me. a good ovation i really enjoyed it i really did i cannot explain to you in w... | Oh the. best day of my life I guess Life doesn't get any better Life doesn't get any better, With my family there all my friends cheering me on I felt; like. I was 16 years, old. What, a day What a day. I was happy Everybody was pleased They gave, me a good ovation I really, enjoyed it I really did I cannot explain to ... | oh, the best day of my life, i guess. life doesn't get any better. life doesn't get any better. with my family there, all my friends cheering me on, i felt like i was 16 years old. what a day. what a day. i was happy. everybody was pleased. they gave me a good ovation. i really enjoyed it. i really did. i cannot explai... |
So if there is somebody out there listening, and I'm sure there are people who are over 70 or over 80, and who have thought, well, I'd like to go back and pick up that extra degree and - but I don't know if it's practical, why would you tell them that it's something that's good to do? | so if there is somebody out there listening and i'm sure there are, people who are over. 70 or over; 80, and, who have thought well i'd like to go back and pick; up that extra degree and - but i don't know if it's practical why would you. tell, them that it's something that's good to | So if. there is somebody out. there listening and I'm sure. there are people. who are over 70 or over 80, and, who have thought well I'd like to go back, and pick up that extra degree and - but I don't, know if, it's practical why would you tell them that it's something that's good to | so if there is somebody out there listening, and i'm sure there are people who are over 70 or over 80, and who have thought, well, i'd like to go back and pick up that extra degree and - but i don't know if it's practical, why would you tell them that it's something that's good to do? |
First thing, why would it not be practical? If it's something someone wants and something they had missed all of their lives, and they know as they're getting older that they're getting closer to the end of the line, it is something they want to do before they pass on. You know, you didn't come here to stay and you wil... | first thing why would; it. not be practical? if, it's something someone wants. and something, they had. missed all of their; lives and they know as they're getting older that they're getting, closer to the end of the line it is something, they want; to do before they pass on, you know you didn't come. here to stay and ... | First thing why would it not be practical? If it's something someone wants and, something they had missed all of their lives and they know as they're getting older that they're getting closer to the end of the line it is something they want to do before they pass on You know you. didn't come here to stay; and you. will... | first thing, why would it not be practical? if it's something someone wants and something they had missed all of their lives, and they know as they're getting older that they're getting closer to the end of the line, it is something they want to do before they pass on. you know, you didn't come here to stay and you wil... |
And as far as health goes, what's your best advice for how to stay healthy? | and as far as health, goes what's, your best advice for how to, stay | And as far as health goes what's your best advice for how to stay | and as far as health goes, what's your best advice for how to stay healthy? |
First, I would like to say I have never had a headache in my life. I don't take no medications for nothing. All my vital signs are good. You have to pay attention to what you eat, not eat too much fat, watch your salt intake, watch your alcohol intake, stay away from drugs and smoking. | first i. would like to say i have never, had a headache in my life i don't take no medications. for nothing all my vital signs are good you have to pay attention to what you eat not eat too much fat watch your, salt intake watch your alcohol intake stay away from, drugs and | First I would like to say I have never had, a headache; in my life, I don't take no medications for nothing All my vital signs are good You have to pay attention to what you eat not eat too. much fat watch your salt intake watch your alcohol intake stay away from drugs and | first, i would like to say i have never had a headache in my life. i don't take no medications for nothing. all my vital signs are good. you have to pay attention to what you eat, not eat too much fat, watch your salt intake, watch your alcohol intake, stay away from drugs and smoking. |
That's good advice all around. Thank you, Mr. Garrett. | that's good advice all, around thank you mr | That's good, advice all around Thank you Mr | that's good advice all around. thank you, mr. garrett. |
You're quite welcome. Thank you. | you're quite welcome, thank | You're quite welcome Thank | you're quite welcome. thank you. |
Eighty-seven-year-old Clarence Garrett is the oldest graduate in the history of the University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee. | eighty-seven-year-old; clarence garrett is, the. oldest graduate in the. history of the university of wisconsin. | Eighty-seven-year-old Clarence Garrett is the oldest graduate in the history of the University of Wisconsin. | eighty-seven-year-old clarence garrett is the oldest graduate in the history of the university of wisconsin, milwaukee. |
And now we're going to go to the rally of the Juggalos in Washington, D.C., today. They are devoted followers of the rap duo Insane Clown Posse. They put on the band's clown face paint. They repeat the band's - if I may - crude, often violent lyrics. In 2011, the FBI classified the Juggalos as a gang, members who do co... | and now we're going to go to the. rally of the juggalos in, washington d.c., today they are devoted, followers of, the rap, duo insane clown posse they put on the band's clown face paint they repeat, the band's - if, i may - crude, often violent lyrics in 2011, the fbi classified the juggalos as a gang members who do c... | And now we're going to go to the rally of the Juggalos in Washington D.C., today They are devoted followers of the rap duo Insane Clown Posse They put on the band's clown face paint They repeat the band's - if I may - crude often violent lyrics In 2011, the. FBI classified the Juggalos. as a gang members who do commit ... | and now we're going to go to the rally of the juggalos in washington, d.c., today. they are devoted followers of the rap duo insane clown posse. they put on the band's clown face paint. they repeat the band's - if i may - crude, often violent lyrics. in 2011, the fbi classified the juggalos as a gang, members who do co... |
Nathan Rabin's in our studios. He is what amounts to a sympathetic biographer. He's written a couple of books about the Insane Clown Posse and the Juggalos. | nathan rabin's in our studios he, is what amounts to a sympathetic biographer he's written a couple of books about. the insane clown posse and the | Nathan Rabin's in our studios He is what amounts to a sympathetic biographer He's written a couple of books about the Insane Clown Posse and the | nathan rabin's in our studios. he is what amounts to a sympathetic biographer. he's written a couple of books about the insane clown posse and the juggalos. |
Mr. Rabin, thanks for being with us. | mr. rabin thanks, for being with | Mr Rabin thanks for being with | mr. rabin, thanks for being with us. |
Oh, thank you. It's a pleasure. | oh thank, you it's a | Oh thank you It's a | oh, thank you. it's a pleasure. |
Who are they? | who. are; | Who are | who are they? |
Well, one sounds faster than the other. But it - you know, you don't have any kind of experiential point of reference. But think of it like, if we all agree that red was fire engine red and not ruby red, well then okay, let's talk about fire engine red. That's what we have to do with broadband. | well one sounds faster than the other but it - you; know you don't have any. kind of experiential point of reference but think of it, like if we. all agree that red was fire engine red. and not ruby red well then okay let's talk about fire engine red that's what we have, to do with | Well one sounds faster; than the other, But it - you know you don't have any kind of, experiential point of reference But think of it like if we all. agree that red was fire engine red and not ruby red well then okay let's talk about fire engine red That's what we have. to do with | well, one sounds faster than the other. but it - you know, you don't have any kind of experiential point of reference. but think of it like, if we all agree that red was fire engine red and not ruby red, well then okay, let's talk about fire engine red. that's what we have to do with broadband. |
But essentially, again, the two candidates that talked openly and consistently about broadband access are Obama and Edwards. Clinton does a job of it, too, but it's a little more vague. And interestingly, just in terms of how all of these issues are addressed, when you go to the various Web sites, and I did, which ones... | but essentially again the two candidates that talked openly and consistently. about broadband access are obama and edwards clinton does, a job of it too, but it's a little more vague and. interestingly just in terms of how all of these issues are addressed when you go to, the various web sites and i did which ones talk... | But essentially again the two candidates that talked, openly and consistently about broadband access are Obama and Edwards Clinton. does a job of it too but. it's a little more vague And interestingly just in terms of how all of these issues are addressed when you go to the. various Web sites and I did which ones talk ... | but essentially, again, the two candidates that talked openly and consistently about broadband access are obama and edwards. clinton does a job of it, too, but it's a little more vague. and interestingly, just in terms of how all of these issues are addressed, when you go to the various web sites, and i did, which ones... |
Well, Hillary Clinton under issues, its innovation agenda of which technology is but a small subset. Obama has an issue area that specifically called technology and innovation. Edwards has innovation and another bullet point called open media, and he connects innovation and media, which is important. | well. hillary clinton under, issues its innovation agenda of which technology is but a small subset obama. has an issue area that specifically called technology and innovation edwards has innovation and another bullet, point called open media and he connects innovation and media which is | Well Hillary Clinton under issues its innovation agenda of which. technology is but a. small subset Obama has an issue area that specifically called technology and innovation Edwards has innovation and another bullet point called open media and he connects innovation and media which is | well, hillary clinton under issues, its innovation agenda of which technology is but a small subset. obama has an issue area that specifically called technology and innovation. edwards has innovation and another bullet point called open media, and he connects innovation and media, which is important. |
Romney, Giuliani and let's throw in Mike Huckabee, none of them talked about anything explicitly as relates to technology that is easy to find within several minutes. | romney giuliani and let's throw in mike huckabee none of them, talked about, anything explicitly as relates to technology that is easy to find within several | Romney Giuliani and let's throw in Mike Huckabee, none of them talked about anything explicitly as relates to technology that is easy to find within several | romney, giuliani and let's throw in mike huckabee, none of them talked about anything explicitly as relates to technology that is easy to find within several minutes. |
All right. Well, let's… | all right well | All right. Well, | all right. well, let's… |
If it's in there, I couldn't find it. | if it's in there i couldn't find | If it's in there I couldn't find | if it's in there, i couldn't find it. |
Let's move on to network neutrality. That's something that bloggers who come on our roundtable - when we ask people what they want to talk about, they're always like, net neutrality, net neutrality. First of all, what the heck is that? | let's move on to network neutrality that's something that bloggers who come on our roundtable - when we ask people what they want to talk about they're always like, net neutrality net neutrality first. of all what the heck is | Let's move. on to network neutrality That's something that bloggers who come on our roundtable - when we ask people what they want; to talk about they're always like net neutrality net neutrality, First of all what the heck is | let's move on to network neutrality. that's something that bloggers who come on our roundtable - when we ask people what they want to talk about, they're always like, net neutrality, net neutrality. first of all, what the heck is that? |
Well, it's the Internet's founding principle that access should not be denied to individuals or organizations based on the content they provide or seek to find based on the nature of that content, the application or type. It's like the - it is tantamount to digital rights like civil rights. You don't want any discrimin... | well it's the internet's. founding principle. that access should not be denied to individuals or. organizations based on the content they provide or seek to find based on the nature of that content the; application or type it's like the - it is tantamount to digital rights like civil rights you don't want any discrimin... | Well it's the Internet's founding principle that. access should not be denied to individuals or organizations based on the content they provide. or seek to. find based on the nature of that content the application or type It's like the - it is tantamount to digital rights, like civil rights You don't want any discrimin... | well, it's the internet's founding principle that access should not be denied to individuals or organizations based on the content they provide or seek to find based on the nature of that content, the application or type. it's like the - it is tantamount to digital rights like civil rights. you don't want any discrimin... |
If you are not a friend of Verizon, does Verizon have the right to say, hey, I'm making access to you either impossible or painfully slow, just because you're not a partner with me, or Comcast or whomever, any of the big boys. That's something that a lot of people, regardless of political ideology, feel strongly that t... | if you are not a friend of verizon; does verizon have the right to say; hey i'm making access to you either impossible or painfully slow just because you're not a partner with me or comcast or whomever any of the big boys that's something that a lot. of; people regardless of political ideology feel strongly that. this ... | If you are not a friend of Verizon does Verizon have the right to say hey. I'm making access to you either impossible or painfully slow just because you're not a partner with me or Comcast or whomever any of the big boys That's something that a lot. of people regardless of political ideology feel strongly that this is ... | if you are not a friend of verizon, does verizon have the right to say, hey, i'm making access to you either impossible or painfully slow, just because you're not a partner with me, or comcast or whomever, any of the big boys. that's something that a lot of people, regardless of political ideology, feel strongly that t... |
So you said it's sort of like these political questions can be like, do you love your mother, it's like everyone's going to say yes. What are people saying on this? | so, you said it's; sort of like these. political questions can be like do you love; your mother it's like everyone's going to. say yes what are people saying on | So you said it's sort of like these political questions can be like do you love; your mother it's like. everyone's going. to say yes What are people saying. on | so you said it's sort of like these political questions can be like, do you love your mother, it's like everyone's going to say yes. what are people saying on this? |
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…the folks who are really promoting - who are strongly supporting network neutrality are, in fact, Obama and Edwards, in really kind of consistent, explicit terms. Clinton does so as well, but not as stridently. And I think you can find a connection between how they're running their campaigns and how they are crafting ... | …the folks who are really promoting - who are strongly. supporting network neutrality are in fact obama and edwards in really kind of consistent explicit terms clinton does so as well but not as stridently and i think you can find a connection between. how they're running their campaigns and how they are crafting their... | …the folks who are; really promoting - who, are strongly. supporting network neutrality are. in fact Obama and Edwards in really kind of consistent explicit terms Clinton does so as well but not as stridently And I think you can find a. connection between how, they're running their campaigns and how they are crafting t... | …the folks who are really promoting - who are strongly supporting network neutrality are, in fact, obama and edwards, in really kind of consistent, explicit terms. clinton does so as well, but not as stridently. and i think you can find a connection between how they're running their campaigns and how they are crafting ... |
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…they're on both sides of the political spectrum but they tend to be more Democratic than Republican and as a result, those are the folks who are overwhelmingly active online who - Edwards and Obama have a much stronger connection than does Hillary Clinton. | …they're, on both. sides of the political spectrum but they tend to be more democratic than republican and as. a result those are the, folks; who are overwhelmingly active; online who - edwards and obama have a much stronger connection than does hillary | …they're on both sides of the political spectrum but they tend to be more Democratic than Republican and, as a; result those are the folks who are overwhelmingly active online who - Edwards and Obama have a much stronger connection than does Hillary | …they're on both sides of the political spectrum but they tend to be more democratic than republican and as a result, those are the folks who are overwhelmingly active online who - edwards and obama have a much stronger connection than does hillary clinton. |
All right, Chris, we're going to have to wrap it up there. Thanks so much. We've been talking with Chris Rabb who runs the media consulting firm, Visceral Ventures. He joined us from Philadelphia. | all right chris we're going to have to wrap it up; there thanks so much we've been talking with chris, rabb who runs the media consulting firm visceral ventures he joined us from | All right Chris we're going to have to wrap it up there Thanks so, much We've been talking with Chris Rabb who; runs the media consulting firm Visceral Ventures He joined us from | all right, chris, we're going to have to wrap it up there. thanks so much. we've been talking with chris rabb who runs the media consulting firm, visceral ventures. he joined us from philadelphia. |
Back now with Day To Day. Here's a scary scenario. Multiple terrorist attacks in the Pacific Northwest. Several hijacked planes flying over the United States, and a major hurricane approaching the East Coast. | back now with day to, day here's a scary, scenario multiple terrorist attacks in the, pacific northwest several hijacked planes flying over the united states and a major, hurricane approaching the. east | Back, now with Day To Day Here's a scary scenario Multiple terrorist attacks in the Pacific, Northwest Several hijacked planes flying over the United States and a major hurricane, approaching, the East | back now with day to day. here's a scary scenario. multiple terrorist attacks in the pacific northwest. several hijacked planes flying over the united states, and a major hurricane approaching the east coast. |
Well happily it's only pretend. It was for a training exercise for the U.S. military and dozens of Federal and state agencies. They were testing how the U.S. Northern Command in Colorado Springs might deal with a major terrorist attack. | well happily it's only. pretend it. was for a training exercise for the u.s military and dozens of federal and. state agencies they were testing; how the u.s. northern command in colorado springs might deal with a major terrorist | Well happily it's only. pretend It, was for a training exercise for the U.S military and dozens of Federal, and state agencies They were testing how the U.S Northern. Command in Colorado Springs might deal with a, major terrorist | well happily it's only pretend. it was for a training exercise for the u.s. military and dozens of federal and state agencies. they were testing how the u.s. northern command in colorado springs might deal with a major terrorist attack. |
NPR's defense correspondent Guy Raz was at the headquarters of U.S. Northern Command to watch what happened. | npr's defense correspondent guy. raz was at. the headquarters of u.s northern command to, watch. what. | NPR's. defense correspondent Guy Raz was at the, headquarters of U.S Northern Command to. watch what, | npr's defense correspondent guy raz was at the headquarters of u.s. northern command to watch what happened. |
Its 7:30 in the morning, and the highest ranking military and civilian officials in charge of protecting North America are gathering in a room to begin the morning crisis meeting. This is U.S. Northern Command headquarters in Colorado Springs, and the underground briefing room is called the Battle Cab. The news channel... | its 7:30 in the morning and the highest ranking military and civilian officials in charge of protecting north america are gathering in a room to begin the morning crisis meeting this is u.s northern command headquarters in colorado, springs and the underground briefing room is called the battle cab the news channel eve... | Its 7:30 in the morning and the highest ranking military. and civilian officials in. charge of protecting, North America are gathering in a room to begin the morning crisis. meeting This is U.S Northern Command headquarters, in Colorado Springs and the underground briefing room is called, the. Battle Cab The news chann... | its 7:30 in the morning, and the highest ranking military and civilian officials in charge of protecting north america are gathering in a room to begin the morning crisis meeting. this is u.s. northern command headquarters in colorado springs, and the underground briefing room is called the battle cab. the news channel... |
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We have breaking news at this hour. Just moments ago a large explosion rocked the Seattle waterfront near the state ferry terminal. Initial reports... | we have breaking news at, this hour just, moments ago a, large explosion rocked the seattle waterfront near the state. ferry terminal initial | We have breaking news at this hour Just moments ago a large explosion rocked the Seattle waterfront near the state ferry terminal Initial | we have breaking news at this hour. just moments ago a large explosion rocked the seattle waterfront near the state ferry terminal. initial reports... |
Now in case you're just joining this story, that was a fake news cast. The network's called WNN, and it's a simulated 24 hour cable news channel run by the Department of Defense. The station is reporting a remarkable convergence of events, all happening simultaneously. And it's all being followed by the stern faced gen... | now in case you're. just joining this story, that was a, fake news cast the network's called wnn and it's a simulated 24 hour cable news channel run by the department of defense. the station is reporting. a remarkable convergence of events all happening simultaneously and it's all being followed by the stern faced gene... | Now in case you're just joining this story that was a fake news cast The network's called WNN and it's a, simulated. 24 hour cable news channel run by the Department of Defense The station is reporting a remarkable convergence of events all happening simultaneously And it's all being followed by the, stern faced genera... | now in case you're just joining this story, that was a fake news cast. the network's called wnn, and it's a simulated 24 hour cable news channel run by the department of defense. the station is reporting a remarkable convergence of events, all happening simultaneously. and it's all being followed by the stern faced gen... |
Here's what they know so far. Terrorists have set off truck bombs loaded with a deadly chemical agent across the Pacific Northwest. As many as six commercial planes have been hijacked, two have already been shot down, and to top it off, a category four hurricane is approaching Washington, D.C. Could it happen? | here's what they know so far terrorists have, set off truck bombs loaded with a deadly chemical agent across the pacific northwest. as many as six commercial planes have been hijacked two have already. been shot down and to top it off a category four hurricane is approaching washington d.c could it | Here's what they know, so far Terrorists have set off truck bombs loaded with a deadly chemical agent across the. Pacific Northwest As many as six commercial planes have been hijacked two; have already been shot down and to top it off. a category four hurricane is approaching Washington D.C Could it | here's what they know so far. terrorists have set off truck bombs loaded with a deadly chemical agent across the pacific northwest. as many as six commercial planes have been hijacked, two have already been shot down, and to top it off, a category four hurricane is approaching washington, d.c. could it happen? |
General VICTOR "GENE" RENUART (Commander, U.S. Northern Command Headquarters): I think prudence tells you, you have to expect it could occur. | general victor "gene" renuart (commander. u.s northern command headquarters): i think prudence tells you you have to expect it could | General, VICTOR "GENE" RENUART (Commander U.S Northern, Command Headquarters): I think prudence tells you you have to expect it could | general victor "gene" renuart (commander, u.s. northern command headquarters): i think prudence tells you, you have to expect it could occur. |
This is General Gene Renuart, the man ultimately responsible for the security of the United States. | this is general gene renuart. the. man ultimately responsible for the security of, the united | This is General Gene Renuart. the man ultimately responsible for the security of the United | this is general gene renuart, the man ultimately responsible for the security of the united states. |
Can I put a time line on it? I know that terrorist organizations are trying increasingly to find a way in. | can i, put a time line on it? i, know that terrorist organizations, are trying increasingly to find a way | Can I put a time line on it? I know that terrorist organizations are trying increasingly to find a way | can i put a time line on it? i know that terrorist organizations are trying increasingly to find a way in. |
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That's correct. I mean, if you look at the - the ancient Greeks fought wars with the ancient Persians for several hundred years, from about 300 - 500 to 300 B.C., struggling over the same turf. And the people who came to occupy them later, the - you know, the Byzantine Christians, fought the same wars. And then the Tur... | that's, correct i mean if you look at the - the, ancient greeks fought wars with the ancient persians. for several hundred years from about 300 - 500 to 300 b.c., struggling, over the same turf and the people who. came to occupy, them, later the - you know the, byzantine christians fought the same. wars and then the tu... | That's correct I mean, if you. look; at the - the ancient, Greeks. fought wars with the ancient Persians for several hundred years from about 300 - 500 to 300 B.C., struggling over the same turf And; the people who came to occupy them, later, the - you know the Byzantine Christians fought the same. wars, And then the T... | that's correct. i mean, if you look at the - the ancient greeks fought wars with the ancient persians for several hundred years, from about 300 - 500 to 300 b.c., struggling over the same turf. and the people who came to occupy them later, the - you know, the byzantine christians, fought the same wars. and then the tur... |
Yet, Islam was also an organizing principle of an empire that exploded out of Arabia in the 7th century, and to, well, dominate much of the world - to conquer Spain and, well, right to the gates of Vienna. | yet islam was also an organizing principle of an empire that exploded out of arabia in the 7th century and to well dominate, much of the world - to conquer spain. and well right to the gates of | Yet Islam was also an organizing principle of an empire that exploded out of Arabia in the 7th century and to well dominate much. of the world - to conquer Spain and well right to, the gates of, | yet, islam was also an organizing principle of an empire that exploded out of arabia in the 7th century, and to, well, dominate much of the world - to conquer spain and, well, right to the gates of vienna. |
Well, that's true. On the other hand, it was fascinating how relatively easy the Muslim conquest was. And one fascinating reason here, Neal, is that the Islamic vision of Jesus was that he was a great prophet with an all-time message for Muslims, as well, but he was not literally the son of God. This is what Christians... | well that's true on, the other hand it, was fascinating how relatively easy the muslim conquest was and one fascinating reason here neal is that the, islamic vision of jesus, was that he was a great prophet with an. all-time message for muslims as well, but he was. not literally the, son of god this is what christians,... | Well that's true On the other hand it was fascinating how relatively easy the Muslim conquest. was And one fascinating reason here Neal is that the Islamic vision of Jesus was that he was a great, prophet with an, all-time message for Muslims as well. but he was not; literally the son of God This is what. Christians we... | well, that's true. on the other hand, it was fascinating how relatively easy the muslim conquest was. and one fascinating reason here, neal, is that the islamic vision of jesus was that he was a great prophet with an all-time message for muslims, as well, but he was not literally the son of god. this is what christians... |
Yet, again, it can't be argued that the Muslim empire that took over much part of the world could ever have been possible without some organizing principle, and indeed, that principle was Islam. | yet. again it can't be argued that the muslim, empire that took over much part of the world could, ever have been possible without some organizing principle and indeed. that principle was | Yet again. it can't be argued that the Muslim empire that took over much part of the world could ever; have. been possible without some organizing principle and indeed that principle was | yet, again, it can't be argued that the muslim empire that took over much part of the world could ever have been possible without some organizing principle, and indeed, that principle was islam. |
Absolutely, and I agree with you. And that's not the point that I'm arguing. I'm not arguing that Islam has not had great impact on the Middle East region and its cultures and civilization. I mean, it's had a glorious civilization in its day. But I'm arguing that the relation - the nature of conflict between the West a... | absolutely and i agree with you and that's not the point that i'm arguing i'm not arguing that islam has, not had great impact on the middle east region and its cultures and civilization i mean it's had a glorious civilization in its day but i'm arguing that the relation - the nature of conflict between the west and, t... | Absolutely and I agree with you And. that's not the, point. that I'm arguing I'm not arguing, that Islam has. not had great impact on the Middle East region and its cultures and civilization I mean it's had a glorious. civilization in its day But I'm arguing. that the relation - the nature of conflict between the West ... | absolutely, and i agree with you. and that's not the point that i'm arguing. i'm not arguing that islam has not had great impact on the middle east region and its cultures and civilization. i mean, it's had a glorious civilization in its day. but i'm arguing that the relation - the nature of conflict between the west a... |
You also point out the example of the Middle East conflict, sometimes portrayed as a three-sided conflict between Christians and Jews and Muslims. Nevertheless, if you said all of those Muslims were Christian, they would have been no more accepting of the state of Israel. | you also point out the example of the middle east conflict sometimes portrayed as a three-sided conflict between christians and jews and muslims nevertheless if, you said all of those muslims, were christian they would have been no more accepting of the state of | You also point out the example of the Middle, East conflict sometimes portrayed as a three-sided conflict between Christians and Jews and Muslims Nevertheless if you said all of those Muslims. were Christian they would have been no more accepting of the state of | you also point out the example of the middle east conflict, sometimes portrayed as a three-sided conflict between christians and jews and muslims. nevertheless, if you said all of those muslims were christian, they would have been no more accepting of the state of israel. |
Well, that's right. And, I mean, the whole Arab-Israeli thing has nothing to do with Islam, really, because the Jews who had suffered incredible persecution in Europe, and slaughter and discrimination, and it culminating in the Holocaust, ended up migrating to Palestine to get away from all of that, and displaced Pales... | well that's right and i mean the whole arab-israeli thing has nothing to do with islam really because the jews who had suffered, incredible, persecution in europe and slaughter and discrimination and it culminating in the holocaust. ended up migrating to palestine to get away from all of that and displaced palestinians... | Well that's right, And I mean the whole Arab-Israeli thing has nothing, to do. with Islam really because the Jews who had suffered incredible persecution in Europe and slaughter. and discrimination and it culminating in the Holocaust ended up migrating. to Palestine to get away from all of that and displaced. Palestini... | well, that's right. and, i mean, the whole arab-israeli thing has nothing to do with islam, really, because the jews who had suffered incredible persecution in europe, and slaughter and discrimination, and it culminating in the holocaust, ended up migrating to palestine to get away from all of that, and displaced pales... |
But there are, as you know, those who will argue that Islam is a fundamentally violent religion that calls on forced conversion, among other things. | but there are, as you know those who will argue that islam is a fundamentally violent religion. that, calls on forced conversion among other | But there are as, you know those who, will argue that Islam is a fundamentally violent religion that calls, on forced conversion among other | but there are, as you know, those who will argue that islam is a fundamentally violent religion that calls on forced conversion, among other things. |
Well, that, I think you know, is really very inaccurate. Forced conversions - there's a law - there's a line in the Quran explicitly saying that no force in religion. So - but this is not to say that various religions at many - at various times in history have not broken their own commandments. Certainly Christian armi... | well that i think you, know is really very inaccurate forced conversions - there's a law - there's a line in the quran explicitly, saying that no force in religion so - but this is not to say that various religions at many - at various times in. history have not, broken their own, commandments certainly christian armie... | Well that I think you know is really very inaccurate Forced conversions - there's; a law - there's a line in the Quran explicitly saying, that no, force in religion So - but this is not to say that various religions at many - at various times in history have not broken their, own commandments Certainly Christian armies... | well, that, i think you know, is really very inaccurate. forced conversions - there's a law - there's a line in the quran explicitly saying that no force in religion. so - but this is not to say that various religions at many - at various times in history have not broken their own commandments. certainly christian armi... |
One of the great tensions between the East and West to this day are those series of military expedition known as the Crusades. Do you think Europeans would have been eager to be traveling to that part of the world had not the Holy Land been held by what they regarded as infidels? | one. of the great, tensions between the east and west to this day are those series of military expedition known as the crusades do you think europeans would have been, eager to be traveling to that part of. the world had not the holy land been held by what. they. regarded as | One of the great tensions between the East and West to this day are those series of military expedition known as the Crusades Do you think, Europeans, would have been eager to. be traveling, to that part of the world had not the Holy Land been held by what they regarded as | one of the great tensions between the east and west to this day are those series of military expedition known as the crusades. do you think europeans would have been eager to be traveling to that part of the world had not the holy land been held by what they regarded as infidels? |
Well, yeah. That's really a fascinating question, because I think the Crusades, in our eyes in the West, are the sort of preeminent example of cultural conflict. But, you know, it's interesting that Jerusalem fell to Muslims sometime in the 7th century, and it was only about 500 years later that suddenly, they decided ... | well yeah that's really a fascinating question because i think. the crusades in our eyes in the west are the sort of preeminent example of cultural conflict but you. know it's interesting that jerusalem fell to. muslims sometime in the 7th century and it was only about. 500 years later, that suddenly they decided in eu... | Well yeah That's really a; fascinating question, because I think the Crusades in our eyes in the West are the sort, of preeminent, example of, cultural conflict But you know it's interesting that Jerusalem fell to, Muslims sometime in the 7th. century and it was only about 500 years later that suddenly they decided in ... | well, yeah. that's really a fascinating question, because i think the crusades, in our eyes in the west, are the sort of preeminent example of cultural conflict. but, you know, it's interesting that jerusalem fell to muslims sometime in the 7th century, and it was only about 500 years later that suddenly, they decided ... |
But hey, we talked about Islam as a banner. Christianity was a glorious banner for what ended up being an invasion of the East, establishment of city-states run by Christians, and even the sacking of Christian Constantinople itself at that time. So, you know, you can easily take Islam out of that and find pretty simila... | but hey we talked about islam as a. banner, christianity was. a glorious banner for what ended up being an invasion of the east, establishment of city-states run by christians and even the sacking of, christian constantinople itself, at that time so you know you can easily take islam out of that and, find pretty, simil... | But hey we talked about Islam as a banner Christianity was a glorious banner for what ended up being an. invasion, of the East establishment of city-states run by Christians and even the sacking of Christian Constantinople itself at that time So you, know you can easily take Islam out of, that and find pretty similar | but hey, we talked about islam as a banner. christianity was a glorious banner for what ended up being an invasion of the east, establishment of city-states run by christians, and even the sacking of christian constantinople itself at that time. so, you know, you can easily take islam out of that and find pretty simila... |
And indeed, in the course of human events, you argue that had Islam not been there, the Western, in their interests - or what they regarded as their interests - would have found something else to crusade about. | and. indeed in the course of human events you argue that had islam not been, there the western in their. interests - or what they regarded as their interests, - would have found something, else to crusade | And, indeed in the course of human events you argue that had Islam not been there the Western in their interests - or what they regarded as their interests - would have found something else to crusade. | and indeed, in the course of human events, you argue that had islam not been there, the western, in their interests - or what they regarded as their interests - would have found something else to crusade about. |
Yeah. I mean, you know, when you start moving outside of Europe for areas to conquer, you can only go east to Russia, and Europeans did. Or they could go south and east to the Middle, and that's why this area has been a classic grounds of clash between East and West. But I think Western, you know, expansionism, the who... | yeah i. mean you know. when you start moving outside of europe for areas to conquer you can only go east to russia and europeans, did or they could go south and east to the middle, and that's. why this area has been a classic grounds of clash; between east and west but i think western you know. expansionism the whole c... | Yeah I mean you know when you start moving outside, of Europe for areas to conquer you can only go east to; Russia. and. Europeans. did Or, they could go south and east to the Middle and that's why this area has been a classic grounds of clash between East and West But I think Western you know expansionism the whole co... | yeah. i mean, you know, when you start moving outside of europe for areas to conquer, you can only go east to russia, and europeans did. or they could go south and east to the middle, and that's why this area has been a classic grounds of clash between east and west. but i think western, you know, expansionism, the who... |
So nothing special - specially religious there, except again, Islam was a great banner for many Muslims who were struggling against French or English or Dutch or other forms of foreign European imperialism. | so. nothing special - specially religious there except again islam was. a great banner for many muslims who were struggling against french or english or dutch. or other, forms; of foreign european | So nothing special - specially religious there except again Islam was a great banner for many Muslims who were struggling against French or English or Dutch or other forms of. foreign European | so nothing special - specially religious there, except again, islam was a great banner for many muslims who were struggling against french or english or dutch or other forms of foreign european imperialism. |
And you focus on the Western depredations into Islamic lands. Nevertheless, this does cut both ways. | and you focus on the western, depredations into islamic lands, nevertheless; this, does cut both | And you; focus on the Western depredations into Islamic lands Nevertheless. this does cut both | and you focus on the western depredations into islamic lands. nevertheless, this does cut both ways. |
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But apart from that, it was mostly the other way around. The West by then was getting much stronger and able to send its armies there. And, you know, Neal, in terms of violence, it's interesting to consider, the really most hideous killings of human beings in the history of humanity took place in the 20th century and l... | but apart from that it was mostly the other way, around the; west. by then was getting much stronger and able to, send its armies there and you know neal in terms of violence it's interesting to consider the really most hideous killings of human beings in the, history of humanity took place in the 20th century and larg... | But apart; from that it, was mostly the other way around The West by then was getting much stronger and able to send. its armies there And you, know Neal. in terms of violence it's interesting to consider the really most hideous killings. of human beings in the history of humanity took place in the 20th, century. and l... | but apart from that, it was mostly the other way around. the west by then was getting much stronger and able to send its armies there. and, you know, neal, in terms of violence, it's interesting to consider, the really most hideous killings of human beings in the history of humanity took place in the 20th century and l... |
Including some in the Middle East, though both conflicts, the Middle East was something of a sideshow. | including some in. the middle east though both conflicts the middle east was something. of a | Including some in the Middle East though both conflicts the Middle East, was something of a | including some in the middle east, though both conflicts, the middle east was something of a sideshow. |
Yeah, exactly. I mean, the Europeans carried their war to the Middle East and wanted various states to line up with them against the Germans or against later in the Cold War against the Russians. | yeah exactly i mean; the europeans carried their war, to the middle east and wanted various states, to line up with, them against the germans or, against later in the cold war against the | Yeah, exactly I mean the. Europeans carried their war to the Middle East. and wanted various states to line up with them against the Germans or against later in the Cold War against the | yeah, exactly. i mean, the europeans carried their war to the middle east and wanted various states to line up with them against the germans or against later in the cold war against the russians. |
But, you know, you're hard put to find anything remotely in the annals of Islam that show the numbers of people butchered, as were butchered by the 20th in the 20th century by Western Europeans. | but you, know you're hard put to find anything remotely in the annals. of islam that show the numbers of people butchered as, were butchered by the 20th in the 20th century by western | But you know you're hard put to find anything remotely in the annals of Islam that show the numbers of people butchered as were butchered by the 20th in the 20th century by Western | but, you know, you're hard put to find anything remotely in the annals of islam that show the numbers of people butchered, as were butchered by the 20th in the 20th century by western europeans. |
Now, look, I'm not saying that Western Europeans are inherently more evil. Not - they are not. Nobody is inherently more evil. But they created and developed and perfected the weapons of mass destruction going back hundreds of years which gave them an advantage in the ability to impose their authority absolutely on mos... | now, look. i'm not saying that western europeans are inherently more evil not - they are not nobody is, inherently more evil but they created and developed and perfected the weapons, of, mass destruction going back hundreds of years. which gave them an advantage in the ability to impose their. authority absolutely on m... | Now, look I'm not saying that Western Europeans are inherently more evil Not, - they are not Nobody is inherently more. evil But they created and developed and perfected the weapons of mass destruction going back hundreds. of years which gave them an advantage in the ability to, impose, their authority absolutely on mo... | now, look, i'm not saying that western europeans are inherently more evil. not - they are not. nobody is inherently more evil. but they created and developed and perfected the weapons of mass destruction going back hundreds of years which gave them an advantage in the ability to impose their authority absolutely on mos... |
Industrialize the means of mass killing. | industrialize the means of mass | Industrialize the means of mass | industrialize the means of mass killing. |
Exactly. | exactly. | ||
And we're talking with Graham Fuller about his most recent book, "A World Without Islam." When we come back from a short break, we'll be taking your phone calls. What would we wanted to find out what you think about the thesis. Would the world be different, largely different, if Islam had never existed? 800-989-8255. ... | and we're talking with graham fuller about his most recent book "a. world without islam" when we, come back from, a short break we'll be taking your phone calls what. would we wanted to find out what, you think about the thesis would the world be different largely different if islam had never. existed? 800-989-8255. e... | And we're talking with Graham Fuller about his most recent book "A World Without. Islam" When we come back from a short break we'll be taking your phone calls What would we wanted to find. out what you think about, the thesis, Would the world. be, different, largely different if Islam had never existed? 800-989-8255. ... | and we're talking with graham fuller about his most recent book, "a world without islam." when we come back from a short break, we'll be taking your phone calls. what would we wanted to find out what you think about the thesis. would the world be different, largely different, if islam had never existed? 800-989-8255. ... |
We'll also be talking with Graham Fuller about the implications of his thesis for U.S. foreign policy going into the future. Stay with us. I'm Neal Conan. It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR News. | we'll also be talking with graham fuller about the implications of his thesis for. u.s foreign policy going into the future stay with us i'm neal conan it's the talk of the nation from npr | We'll also be talking with Graham Fuller about the implications, of his. thesis for U.S foreign policy going into the future Stay with us I'm Neal Conan It's the TALK OF THE NATION from NPR | we'll also be talking with graham fuller about the implications of his thesis for u.s. foreign policy going into the future. stay with us. i'm neal conan. it's the talk of the nation from npr news. |
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This is TALK OF THE NATION. I'm Neal Conan in Washington. We're talking with Graham Fuller about his book, "A World Without Islam." You can dig in to what Fuller describes as the immaculate conception theory of crises abroad in an excerpt from his book at our website. Go to npr.org. Click on TALK OF THE NATION. | this is talk of the nation i'm neal conan in washington we're, talking with graham fuller about his. book "a world without islam" you can dig in to what. fuller describes as the immaculate conception theory of crises abroad in an excerpt from his book at our website go to npr.org click on talk of the | This is TALK OF THE, NATION I'm Neal Conan, in Washington We're talking with. Graham Fuller about his book "A World. Without Islam" You can, dig. in to what Fuller describes as, the immaculate. conception theory of crises. abroad, in an excerpt from, his. book at our website Go to npr.org Click on TALK OF THE | this is talk of the nation. i'm neal conan in washington. we're talking with graham fuller about his book, "a world without islam." you can dig in to what fuller describes as the immaculate conception theory of crises abroad in an excerpt from his book at our website. go to npr.org. click on talk of the nation. |
You can also join the conversation. Our phone number, 800-989-8255. Email is talk@npr.org. Let's go to Drew. Drew's on the line with us from Richmond. | you can also join the, conversation our phone number 800-989-8255. email; is talk@npr.org let's. go to drew, drew's on the line, with us from | You can also join; the conversation Our phone, number 800-989-8255. Email is, talk@npr.org Let's go to Drew Drew's on the line with us from | you can also join the conversation. our phone number, 800-989-8255. email is talk@npr.org. let's go to drew. drew's on the line with us from richmond. |
Hi. I was just wondering if you guys could discuss the legacy of colonialism in the Middle East, specifically the (unintelligible) agreement and how the borders that were drawn weren't necessarily sustainable to the Middle -people of the Middle East and weren't drawn regarding their best interest. | hi i was just wondering if you guys could discuss the legacy of colonialism in the middle. east specifically the (unintelligible) agreement and how the borders that were drawn weren't necessarily sustainable to the middle -people of the middle east and weren't drawn regarding their, best | Hi I. was just wondering if you guys could discuss, the legacy of colonialism in the Middle East specifically the, (unintelligible) agreement and how the borders that were drawn weren't necessarily sustainable to the Middle -people of the Middle East and weren't. drawn regarding their best | hi. i was just wondering if you guys could discuss the legacy of colonialism in the middle east, specifically the (unintelligible) agreement and how the borders that were drawn weren't necessarily sustainable to the middle -people of the middle east and weren't drawn regarding their best interest. |
Graham Fuller, a situation that not only pertains to the Middle East but to much of Africa as well. | graham fuller a situation that; not only pertains. to the middle east but to much of africa as | Graham Fuller a situation that not only, pertains to the Middle, East. but to much of Africa as | graham fuller, a situation that not only pertains to the middle east but to much of africa as well. |
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