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On this program recently, we've been looking for examples of how the steep budget cuts, known as sequestration, are affecting different parts of the country. Today, the search takes us to the offices of federal public defenders. They are the lawyers who represent people without enough money to hire a lawyer. We begin in Columbus, Ohio where a senior federal public defender says he's quitting to spare his office from having to fire several younger lawyers.
on this program recently we've been looking for examples of how the steep budget cuts known as, sequestration are affecting different parts of the country today the search takes us to the offices of federal public defenders they are, the lawyers who represent people without, enough money to hire a lawyer we begin in columbus ohio where a senior federal public defender says he's quitting to spare his office from having to fire several younger
On this program recently we've been looking. for examples of. how the steep budget cuts known as sequestration are affecting different parts, of the country Today the search takes us to the offices of federal public, defenders They are the lawyers who represent people without enough money to hire a lawyer We begin in, Columbus Ohio where a. senior, federal, public defender. says he's quitting to spare his office from having to fire several younger
on this program recently, we've been looking for examples of how the steep budget cuts, known as sequestration, are affecting different parts of the country. today, the search takes us to the offices of federal public defenders. they are the lawyers who represent people without enough money to hire a lawyer. we begin in columbus, ohio where a senior federal public defender says he's quitting to spare his office from having to fire several younger lawyers.
NPR's Carrie Johnson reports.
npr's carrie johnson
NPR's Carrie Johnson
npr's carrie johnson reports.
Steven Nolder joined the Federal Public Defender's Office when it opened in Columbus, nearly 18 years ago. Nolder handled the first federal death penalty case in the district and defended a former NFL quarterback embroiled in a ticket fraud scheme.
steven nolder joined the federal public defender's. office when it opened in columbus nearly 18 years ago nolder handled the first federal death penalty case in the district, and defended a former nfl quarterback embroiled in a ticket fraud
Steven Nolder, joined the Federal Public Defender's Office when it, opened in Columbus nearly 18 years ago Nolder handled the first federal death penalty case in the district and defended a former NFL quarterback embroiled in a ticket fraud
steven nolder joined the federal public defender's office when it opened in columbus, nearly 18 years ago. nolder handled the first federal death penalty case in the district and defended a former nfl quarterback embroiled in a ticket fraud scheme.
But lately, Nolder says, his professional world has turned upside down.
but lately nolder. says his professional. world has turned upside
But lately Nolder says his professional world has turned upside
but lately, nolder says, his professional world has turned upside down.
In the last four or five months, the game has changed. And no longer is there an interest in quality representation by seemingly budget committees in Congress, but instead, it seems that money's going to rule the day.
in the last four or five months the game has changed and no longer is there an, interest in quality representation by seemingly, budget committees, in congress but. instead it, seems that; money's going to rule the
In the last, four or five months the game has changed And no longer is there an interest in quality representation by seemingly budget committees in Congress but. instead it seems that money's going. to rule the
in the last four or five months, the game has changed. and no longer is there an interest in quality representation by seemingly budget committees in congress, but instead, it seems that money's going to rule the day.
Nolder's being forced to slash his budget. But with little to trim, other than salaries and benefits, Nolder realized he'd have to make some tough decisions.
nolder's. being forced to slash his budget but with little to trim other than, salaries and benefits nolder realized he'd have to make some tough
Nolder's being forced to. slash his budget But with; little, to trim other than salaries and benefits Nolder realized he'd have. to make some tough
nolder's being forced to slash his budget. but with little to trim, other than salaries and benefits, nolder realized he'd have to make some tough decisions.
The people that came here to work for me, came from outside the district, moved their families here, are not necessarily licensed to practice law in the state of Ohio, they don't have to be to practice solely in federal court, and it seemed to me wholly unfair to target those people the last in, to be the first out, knowing they had no opportunities in this legal community.
the, people that came. here. to work for me came from, outside the district moved their families here are not necessarily licensed to practice law in the state of ohio they. don't, have to be to practice solely in federal court and it seemed to me, wholly unfair to, target those people the last in to be the, first out. knowing they had no opportunities in this legal
The people that came here, to work for me came from outside the district moved, their families here are not necessarily. licensed to practice law in the state of Ohio they don't have to be to practice solely in federal court, and, it seemed to me wholly unfair to target those people the last in, to be the first out knowing they had no opportunities in this legal
the people that came here to work for me, came from outside the district, moved their families here, are not necessarily licensed to practice law in the state of ohio, they don't have to be to practice solely in federal court, and it seemed to me wholly unfair to target those people the last in, to be the first out, knowing they had no opportunities in this legal community.
So Nolder did something that no one expected - he laid himself off, effective in June.
so nolder did something. that no. one expected - he laid himself off effective in
So. Nolder did something that no one expected - he laid himself off effective in
so nolder did something that no one expected - he laid himself off, effective in june.
It's very emotional, it's been an emotional 45 days to come to this point.
it's very emotional it's. been an emotional 45 days to come to this
It's very emotional it's been an emotional, 45 days to come to this
it's very emotional, it's been an emotional 45 days to come to this point.
Around the country, other public defenders are reaching the breaking point. In New York, public defenders told a judge this week, they need to delay the trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law because they're under orders to take five weeks of furloughs. And in Washington, D.C...
around the country other public defenders are reaching the breaking point. in new york public defenders told a judge this week they need. to delay the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law because they're under orders to take five weeks of furloughs and in washington
Around the country other public, defenders are reaching the breaking point In New York public, defenders told a judge this week they need to delay; the trial of Osama bin Laden's son-in-law because they're under, orders to take five weeks of furloughs And in Washington
around the country, other public defenders are reaching the breaking point. in new york, public defenders told a judge this week, they need to delay the trial of osama bin laden's son-in-law because they're under orders to take five weeks of furloughs. and in washington, d.c...
A.J. KRAMER: We have nothing left to cut. We can't not pay the rent and we - everything else is personnel. We can't send a computer to court.
a.j kramer: we have nothing left to cut. we can't not pay the rent and we - everything else is, personnel we can't, send a computer to
A.J KRAMER: We have. nothing left to cut We can't not pay. the rent and we - everything else is personnel We can't send a computer to
a.j. kramer: we have nothing left to cut. we can't not pay the rent and we - everything else is personnel. we can't send a computer to court.
That's A.J. Kramer, the top public defender in the Capitol. Kramer says the situation is the worst he's ever seen in 33 years in the system. Every decision about a case, he says, is coming under the microscope.
that's a.j kramer the top, public defender in, the capitol kramer says the situation, is the worst, he's ever seen in 33 years in the system every decision about a case he says is coming, under the
That's A.J Kramer the top public defender, in the Capitol Kramer says the situation is the worst he's ever seen; in. 33 years in the system Every decision about a case, he says is coming under the
that's a.j. kramer, the top public defender in the capitol. kramer says the situation is the worst he's ever seen in 33 years in the system. every decision about a case, he says, is coming under the microscope.
A lawyer gets to decide, or might decide that they ordinarily in the past would have had an expert work on some aspect of a case, and now they're thinking is this that going to cost me a furlough day if I hire this expert, and everybody else in the office a furlough day, so it really becomes a terrible ethical dilemma.
a lawyer gets to decide or might decide that they ordinarily in the past. would have had an expert work on some aspect. of a case and now they're thinking is this that. going to cost me a furlough day if i hire this expert. and everybody else in. the office a. furlough day so it really becomes a terrible, ethical
A lawyer gets to decide or. might decide that they ordinarily in the past would have had an, expert work, on, some, aspect. of a case and now they're thinking is this that going to cost me a. furlough. day if I, hire. this. expert and everybody else in the office, a furlough day so it really becomes a terrible ethical
a lawyer gets to decide, or might decide that they ordinarily in the past would have had an expert work on some aspect of a case, and now they're thinking is this that going to cost me a furlough day if i hire this expert, and everybody else in the office a furlough day, so it really becomes a terrible ethical dilemma.
It's not just defense lawyers who are howling. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer recently told the House Appropriations Committee that he's worried too.
it's not just defense lawyers who are howling supreme court justice stephen breyer recently told the house appropriations committee that he's, worried
It's. not just defense lawyers. who are howling Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, recently told the. House Appropriations Committee that he's, worried
it's not just defense lawyers who are howling. supreme court justice stephen breyer recently told the house appropriations committee that he's worried too.
At this moment, I would say the public defenders are below the level that would be minimum. And it does really seem to me that there is a serious problem in terms of crime, in terms of justice, in terms of adding costs to the system if you can't protect the defenders.
at this moment i would say the public defenders are below the level. that would be minimum and, it does really. seem to me that there is a. serious problem. in terms of crime. in terms of justice in terms of adding costs to the. system if you can't, protect the
At this moment I would say the public defenders are below the level that would be minimum And it does really seem to me that there is a serious problem in terms of crime in terms. of justice in terms of adding costs to the system if you can't protect the
at this moment, i would say the public defenders are below the level that would be minimum. and it does really seem to me that there is a serious problem in terms of crime, in terms of justice, in terms of adding costs to the system if you can't protect the defenders.
Just last month, the Justice Department celebrated the 50th anniversary of Gideon v. Wainwright. That Supreme Court ruling gave poor people facing criminal charges the right to a lawyer, even if they couldn't afford one.
just last month the justice, department. celebrated the 50th anniversary of, gideon v wainwright that supreme court ruling gave poor people facing criminal charges the right to a, lawyer even if they couldn't afford
Just last month; the Justice Department celebrated the 50th anniversary of Gideon v Wainwright That Supreme Court ruling gave poor people facing criminal charges the right to a, lawyer even. if, they couldn't afford
just last month, the justice department celebrated the 50th anniversary of gideon v. wainwright. that supreme court ruling gave poor people facing criminal charges the right to a lawyer, even if they couldn't afford one.
The obligation doesn't go away, even if longtime public defenders - like Steve Nolder in Columbus, Ohio - do.
the obligation doesn't go away even if. longtime public defenders - like steve nolder in columbus ohio
The obligation doesn't go away even, if longtime, public defenders - like Steve Nolder, in. Columbus Ohio
the obligation doesn't go away, even if longtime public defenders - like steve nolder in columbus, ohio - do.
These are not luxury services that we're providing. These are constitutionally mandated services, and because they're mandated, someone has to do it. We either do it, or the panel does it.
these are not, luxury, services that we're providing these are constitutionally mandated services and because they're mandated someone has to. do it we, either do it or the panel does
These are not luxury services that we're providing These are constitutionally mandated services and because they're mandated someone has to do it We either do it or the panel does
these are not luxury services that we're providing. these are constitutionally mandated services, and because they're mandated, someone has to do it. we either do it, or the panel does it.
The panel is a roster of private defense lawyers appointed by the court to represent poor defendants. Those private lawyers often cost more than the public defenders do, but without the same expertise, Nolder says.
the panel is a roster of private defense lawyers appointed by the court to represent poor defendants those, private lawyers often cost more. than the public defenders do but without the same expertise nolder
The panel is a roster of private defense lawyers appointed by the court to represent poor defendants Those private lawyers often cost, more than the public defenders do. but without the same expertise Nolder
the panel is a roster of private defense lawyers appointed by the court to represent poor defendants. those private lawyers often cost more than the public defenders do, but without the same expertise, nolder says.
So what Congress is forcing the American public to do is buy the $600 hammer. Pay more for less. It doesn't make sense.
so what congress is forcing the american public to do is buy the $600 hammer pay more for, less it doesn't make
So what Congress is forcing the American public to do is buy the. $600 hammer, Pay more for less, It doesn't, make
so what congress is forcing the american public to do is buy the $600 hammer. pay more for less. it doesn't make sense.
Michael Nachmanoff, the federal public defender in Virginia, says the whole system is on the verge of collapse. Nachmanoff says he hopes lawmakers will reverse some of the cuts - just as they did with meat inspectors.
michael nachmanoff the federal. public defender. in virginia says the whole system is, on the verge of collapse. nachmanoff says he hopes lawmakers will reverse some of the cuts - just as they did, with meat
Michael Nachmanoff the federal public defender in Virginia says the whole system is on the verge of collapse Nachmanoff says he hopes lawmakers will reverse some of, the cuts - just. as they did with meat
michael nachmanoff, the federal public defender in virginia, says the whole system is on the verge of collapse. nachmanoff says he hopes lawmakers will reverse some of the cuts - just as they did with meat inspectors.
I think that indigent defense is every bit as important as the food that we eat. For our clients it's a matter of their liberty, sometimes, their life.
i think that indigent defense is every. bit as. important as the food that we eat for our clients it's. a matter of their liberty sometimes their
I think, that indigent defense is every bit as, important as, the food that we eat For our clients it's a matter of their liberty sometimes their
i think that indigent defense is every bit as important as the food that we eat. for our clients it's a matter of their liberty, sometimes, their life.
Carrie Johnson, NPR News, Washington.
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Most are not the kinds of presidential friends and allies who sometimes get choice diplomatic posts. Mostly, they are career foreign service officers - careers now on hold. NPR's Michele Kelemen caught up with some of them.
most, are, not the kinds of presidential friends and allies who, sometimes get choice diplomatic; posts mostly they are career foreign service officers - careers; now on hold npr's michele, kelemen caught up, with some of
Most are not the kinds of presidential friends and allies who sometimes get choice diplomatic posts Mostly they are career foreign service. officers - careers now on hold NPR's. Michele Kelemen. caught up with some of
most are not the kinds of presidential friends and allies who sometimes get choice diplomatic posts. mostly, they are career foreign service officers - careers now on hold. npr's michele kelemen caught up with some of them.
It's been a tough year for Eric Schultz's family of four. They were planning to move from Ukraine to Zambia last summer. And he was excited to become an ambassador for the first time in his more than 25-year career. But he's stuck in a confirmation backlog, and they just got word that they have to find another temporary apartment in Northern Virginia.
it's been a tough. year for eric schultz's family of four they were planning. to, move from ukraine to zambia last summer and he was excited to become an ambassador for. the first time, in his more than 25-year career but he's stuck in a. confirmation backlog and they just got word that they have to find another. temporary apartment in northern
It's been a tough year for Eric Schultz's family, of four They were planning to move from Ukraine to Zambia last summer And he was excited to become an ambassador for the. first time in his more than 25-year career But he's stuck in a, confirmation backlog and they just got word that they have to find another temporary apartment in Northern
it's been a tough year for eric schultz's family of four. they were planning to move from ukraine to zambia last summer. and he was excited to become an ambassador for the first time in his more than 25-year career. but he's stuck in a confirmation backlog, and they just got word that they have to find another temporary apartment in northern virginia.
The building that we're in decided that they wanted to rent the apartment on an annual basis. And we can't commit to an annual lease because theoretically we could be leaving tomorrow.
the building that we're in decided that they wanted to rent the apartment on an. annual basis and we can't commit to an annual lease because theoretically we. could be leaving
The building that we're in decided that they wanted to rent the. apartment on an annual basis And we can't commit to. an annual lease, because theoretically we could be leaving
the building that we're in decided that they wanted to rent the apartment on an annual basis. and we can't commit to an annual lease because theoretically we could be leaving tomorrow.
He says it's been hardest on his boys, who are 12 and 9. All their stuff is in storage, and he remembers talking to them at the start of the school year last year. The older one didn't want to make friends it would be hard to leave. The younger one told him he had friends and no longer wanted to go to Africa.
he says it's been hardest on his boys, who. are 12 and, 9. all their stuff is in storage and he, remembers talking to them at the start. of the. school year last. year, the older one didn't want, to make friends it would be hard to leave the younger one told him he; had. friends and no longer wanted to go to
He says it's been hardest on his boys. who are 12 and 9. All their stuff is in. storage and he remembers talking to them. at the start of the school year, last year The older. one didn't want to make, friends; it would be hard to leave The younger, one told him he had friends, and no longer. wanted. to go to
he says it's been hardest on his boys, who are 12 and 9. all their stuff is in storage, and he remembers talking to them at the start of the school year last year. the older one didn't want to make friends it would be hard to leave. the younger one told him he had friends and no longer wanted to go to africa.
We had a - sort of a family meeting that evening, where we said, you know, carpe diem. You've just got to live this day a day at a time. I mean, there's - we have no control over this situation. By all means, make friends. Try to get what you can out of this.
we. had a - sort of a family meeting that evening where we said you know carpe diem you've just got, to live this day a day at a, time i mean there's, - we have no control over this situation, by. all means. make friends. try to get what you can out of
We had a - sort of a family meeting that evening where we said you know carpe diem You've just got. to live this day a day at a time, I mean there's - we have no control over this. situation By all means. make, friends Try. to get what. you can out of
we had a - sort of a family meeting that evening, where we said, you know, carpe diem. you've just got to live this day a day at a time. i mean, there's - we have no control over this situation. by all means, make friends. try to get what you can out of this.
The nominee to become ambassador to Albania, Donald Lu, has a similar tale. He, his wife and two children had just four suitcases when they came to Washington from New Delhi last summer.
the nominee to become ambassador to albania donald lu has a similar tale he. his wife and two, children had just four. suitcases when they came. to washington from new, delhi. last
The nominee to become ambassador. to Albania Donald Lu has a similar, tale. He his wife and two children had. just four. suitcases when they came to Washington from New Delhi last
the nominee to become ambassador to albania, donald lu, has a similar tale. he, his wife and two children had just four suitcases when they came to washington from new delhi last summer.
Throughout the fall, we kept on thinking we were about to leave. So we were reluctant to buy a whole wardrobe of clothing. So we'd just sort of piecemeal - every week buy another layer. We'd buy a sweater. We'd buy a jacket and hats and gloves.
throughout the fall we kept on. thinking we were about to leave. so we were reluctant to, buy a; whole wardrobe of clothing so we'd just sort, of piecemeal - every week buy another layer we'd buy a sweater we'd buy a jacket and hats and;
Throughout the fall we kept on thinking we were about to leave So we were reluctant, to buy a whole wardrobe of clothing So we'd. just sort of piecemeal - every week buy another layer We'd buy a sweater, We'd buy a jacket and hats and
throughout the fall, we kept on thinking we were about to leave. so we were reluctant to buy a whole wardrobe of clothing. so we'd just sort of piecemeal - every week buy another layer. we'd buy a sweater. we'd buy a jacket and hats and gloves.
His children started school in Virginia but kept expecting to move.
his children started, school in virginia but kept expecting to
His children started school in Virginia but kept expecting to
his children started school in virginia but kept expecting to move.
My son was funny. He said several times last year, oh, do you think we're leaving by, you know, end of this month? - because I really want to miss my math test or my, you know, English essay deadline. They've been good sports.
my son was funny he said several times; last year oh do you think we're leaving by. you; know end of this; month? - because i really want to miss my math test or my you know english essay. deadline they've been good.
My son was funny He said several times last year oh do you think we're leaving by you know end of this month? - because I really want to miss my math test or my you know English essay, deadline They've been good
my son was funny. he said several times last year, oh, do you think we're leaving by, you know, end of this month? - because i really want to miss my math test or my, you know, english essay deadline. they've been good sports.
But if he's not confirmed soon, the children won't be able to start the new school year in Albania. His wife, a public health specialist, also hasn't been able to work. Republicans and Democrats blame each other for the backlog. Last year, Majority Leader Harry Reid changed the Senate rules, and Republicans fought back. Reid says career government employees shouldn't have their lives disrupted by this political squabble.
but if, he's not. confirmed; soon, the children won't be able to start the. new school year in albania his wife a public health specialist also hasn't been able, to work republicans and democrats blame; each other for the backlog last year majority leader harry, reid changed the senate; rules. and. republicans fought back reid says career government employees shouldn't have their lives disrupted by, this. political
But if he's not confirmed soon the children won't be able to, start the new school year in Albania His wife a public health specialist also hasn't been able to work Republicans. and Democrats blame each other for. the backlog Last year Majority Leader Harry Reid changed the Senate, rules and Republicans fought. back Reid says career government employees shouldn't have their lives disrupted by this political,
but if he's not confirmed soon, the children won't be able to start the new school year in albania. his wife, a public health specialist, also hasn't been able to work. republicans and democrats blame each other for the backlog. last year, majority leader harry reid changed the senate rules, and republicans fought back. reid says career government employees shouldn't have their lives disrupted by this political squabble.
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Who are the Republicans hurting? They're not hurting me. Is this some payback for me?
who are the. republicans hurting? they're not hurting, me is this some payback; for
Who are. the Republicans hurting? They're, not; hurting me Is this some payback for
who are the republicans hurting? they're not hurting me. is this some payback for me?
A spokesman for Republican Mitch McConnell says it is Reid who sets the schedule, and the Senate is moving nominees on a regular and sustained basis and according to White House priorities. The ambassadors to Egypt and Iraq, for instance, move through in just a couple of months. Donald Lu, hoping to head to Albania, used his year in limbo in language training. He says others are not as lucky.
a spokesman for republican mitch, mcconnell says it is reid. who sets the. schedule and the senate is moving nominees on a regular and sustained basis and according to white house priorities the. ambassadors. to egypt and iraq for instance move through in just a couple of, months donald lu hoping to head to albania used his year in limbo in language. training he says others are not as
A spokesman for Republican Mitch McConnell. says it is Reid who, sets the schedule and the Senate is moving nominees on a regular and sustained basis and according to White House priorities The. ambassadors to Egypt and, Iraq. for instance move through. in just a couple of. months Donald Lu hoping to head to Albania used his year in limbo in language training, He says others are not as
a spokesman for republican mitch mcconnell says it is reid who sets the schedule, and the senate is moving nominees on a regular and sustained basis and according to white house priorities. the ambassadors to egypt and iraq, for instance, move through in just a couple of months. donald lu, hoping to head to albania, used his year in limbo in language training. he says others are not as lucky.
For those colleagues who haven't had language to fall back on, it's been really hard because for many of them, they're just sitting around in offices trying to fill their time doing odd jobs in the State Department.
for those colleagues who haven't had language to fall back on it's been really hard. because for many of them they're just, sitting, around in offices, trying to fill their time doing odd jobs in the state
For those colleagues who haven't had language to fall back on it's been really hard because for many of them. they're just sitting around, in offices trying to fill their time doing odd, jobs in the State
for those colleagues who haven't had language to fall back on, it's been really hard because for many of them, they're just sitting around in offices trying to fill their time doing odd jobs in the state department.
Eric Schultz says he's pitched in where he can on the crisis in Ukraine, but he really wants to go to Zambia and get to work.
eric schultz says he's. pitched in where he can on the, crisis in ukraine but he really wants, to go to, zambia and get to
Eric Schultz says he's pitched in where he can on the. crisis in Ukraine but he; really wants to go to Zambia and get, to
eric schultz says he's pitched in where he can on the crisis in ukraine, but he really wants to go to zambia and get to work.
The Russians have an expression, you know. (Russian spoken). Right? So you're sitting on your suitcases, waiting to go. That's basically what we've been doing for a year.
the russians have an expression you know (russian spoken). right? so you're sitting on your suitcases, waiting to go that's basically what we've been. doing for a
The Russians have an expression you know (Russian spoken). Right? So, you're sitting, on your suitcases waiting to go That's basically what we've been, doing for a
the russians have an expression, you know. (russian spoken). right? so you're sitting on your suitcases, waiting to go. that's basically what we've been doing for a year.
Michele Kelemen. NPR News, the State Department.
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While humanitarian aid is beginning to arrive, it's not getting to communities as quickly as people need it. That's what Nayantara Gurung Kakshapati told us earlier today. She's a freelance photographer who lives in Kathmandu. She says basic necessities like food are scarce, causing some people to panic.
while humanitarian aid is beginning to arrive, it's not getting to communities as quickly as people need it that's what nayantara gurung. kakshapati told us earlier today she's a freelance. photographer who lives in kathmandu she says basic necessities like food; are scarce causing some people to
While humanitarian aid is beginning to, arrive it's, not getting to communities as quickly as people, need it That's what Nayantara Gurung Kakshapati told us earlier today She's a freelance; photographer who lives in Kathmandu. She says basic necessities like food are scarce causing some people to
while humanitarian aid is beginning to arrive, it's not getting to communities as quickly as people need it. that's what nayantara gurung kakshapati told us earlier today. she's a freelance photographer who lives in kathmandu. she says basic necessities like food are scarce, causing some people to panic.
Today, we did have a somewhat scary experience. We were distributing bread in several vehicles, but there were areas where the number of people in a particular area was much higher than the amount of bread we had in stock in the car. And so people were almost mobbing the vehicles.
today we did, have a somewhat scary experience; we were distributing bread in several vehicles but there were areas where the number of people in a particular area was much. higher than the amount of bread we had in. stock in the car and so people were almost mobbing the
Today we did have a, somewhat scary experience We, were distributing bread in several. vehicles but there were. areas where, the number of, people in a particular area was much higher than the amount of bread we had in stock in. the car; And so. people were almost mobbing the
today, we did have a somewhat scary experience. we were distributing bread in several vehicles, but there were areas where the number of people in a particular area was much higher than the amount of bread we had in stock in the car. and so people were almost mobbing the vehicles.
Saurav Rana also went out to volunteer to help people today. We reached him earlier on a working, but scratchy, phone line. He told us it was the first time since Saturday's quake that he'd left his home. His entire family has been sleeping outside, something, he says, he can't get used to.
saurav rana also. went out to volunteer, to help people today we reached him earlier on a working but scratchy phone, line he told us. it was the first time since saturday's quake that he'd left his home his entire family has been, sleeping. outside something he says he can't, get used
Saurav Rana, also went out to volunteer to help people today, We reached him earlier on a working but scratchy phone line He. told us; it was the first time since Saturday's quake that he'd left his home His entire family has been sleeping outside something he says he can't get; used
saurav rana also went out to volunteer to help people today. we reached him earlier on a working, but scratchy, phone line. he told us it was the first time since saturday's quake that he'd left his home. his entire family has been sleeping outside, something, he says, he can't get used to.
First night was - once nightfall came and people got everyone to bed. I couldn't sleep. It's eerily quiet at night. It's like, you know, it's like watching a horror movie or, like, being in a horror movie, where you know something's going to happen, but you don't know when and what. And you're just waiting. You're just waiting for something to happen. It's - you know, it makes you very nervous. Today, I'm a lot more calm. Today was the first day I actually ventured out beyond my neighborhood, went and volunteered. I went and actually sort of walked over to my friends' places in a nearby area I can walk to. It was nice seeing them - nice seeing people who are safe. And, you know, it's - that really made me feel calm. But, like, having to come to terms with one's own mortality is really difficult. And at the same time, having to overcome that anxiety, take care of those around you, you know, old people, young people, everyone. It's been a very testing time - very difficult time.
first night was - once; nightfall came and people; got everyone to bed i couldn't sleep it's eerily. quiet at night it's like you know it's like watching a horror movie or, like being in a horror movie where you know something's going to happen but you don't know when and what and you're just waiting you're just waiting for. something to happen it's - you know it makes you very nervous today. i'm a lot. more calm. today was the first day i actually ventured out beyond my neighborhood went and volunteered i went and actually sort of walked over to my friends' places in a nearby area i can walk. to it was nice seeing them - nice seeing people, who are safe and you. know it's - that really made me feel calm but like having to come to, terms with one's own mortality is. really difficult and at the same time having to overcome that. anxiety take care of those around you you know old people, young people everyone it's been a very testing time - very difficult
First night was - once nightfall came and people got everyone to bed I couldn't sleep It's eerily, quiet at night It's like you know. it's like watching a horror movie or like being in a horror movie where you know something's going to happen but, you don't know when and what And you're just waiting You're just waiting for, something. to happen. It's - you know it makes you very nervous Today I'm a lot more. calm Today was the first day I. actually ventured out beyond my neighborhood went and volunteered I went and actually sort of walked over to my friends' places in a nearby area I can walk to It; was nice seeing. them - nice seeing people who are safe And you know it's, - that. really made me feel calm But like having to come to terms with one's own mortality is. really difficult And at the. same time having to overcome that anxiety take care of, those around, you you know. old people, young people everyone It's been a very testing time - very difficult
first night was - once nightfall came and people got everyone to bed. i couldn't sleep. it's eerily quiet at night. it's like, you know, it's like watching a horror movie or, like, being in a horror movie, where you know something's going to happen, but you don't know when and what. and you're just waiting. you're just waiting for something to happen. it's - you know, it makes you very nervous. today, i'm a lot more calm. today was the first day i actually ventured out beyond my neighborhood, went and volunteered. i went and actually sort of walked over to my friends' places in a nearby area i can walk to. it was nice seeing them - nice seeing people who are safe. and, you know, it's - that really made me feel calm. but, like, having to come to terms with one's own mortality is really difficult. and at the same time, having to overcome that anxiety, take care of those around you, you know, old people, young people, everyone. it's been a very testing time - very difficult time.
Is there anything you think people should understand about what's going on? I know you sort of have limited kind of Internet activity. You may see some of the coverage. What do you think people should understand that they don't?
is there anything you think people should understand about what's, going on? i know you sort of have limited kind of internet activity you may see some of the coverage what do you think people should understand that they
Is there anything you think people should understand about what's going on? I know you sort of have limited. kind of; Internet activity You may see some, of the coverage What do you think people should understand that. they
is there anything you think people should understand about what's going on? i know you sort of have limited kind of internet activity. you may see some of the coverage. what do you think people should understand that they don't?
So we were looking to identify the key proteins that would store long-term memories in a brain region called the hippocampus, which is the part of the brain that's responsible for memories of places and contexts in rodents, and in humans it's memory for episodes of our lives, for people, places and things.
so we were looking to identify the key proteins that would. store long-term memories in. a brain region, called the hippocampus which is the part of the brain that's responsible for memories of places and contexts in rodents and in, humans, it's memory for, episodes of our; lives for people places and
So we were looking to identify the key proteins that would store long-term memories in a brain region called the hippocampus which is the part of the brain that's responsible for memories of. places and contexts in rodents and in. humans it's memory for episodes, of our lives for people; places and
so we were looking to identify the key proteins that would store long-term memories in a brain region called the hippocampus, which is the part of the brain that's responsible for memories of places and contexts in rodents, and in humans it's memory for episodes of our lives, for people, places and things.
And how do they - how does memory storage work? What's the ABCs involved here?
and how do they - how; does memory; storage work? what's the abcs involved
And how do they - how, does memory storage work? What's the ABCs involved
and how do they - how does memory storage work? what's the abcs involved here?
Well, so the ABCs are that the initial storage of memory, the short-term memory, involves the connections between neurons and the synapses and the activation of neurotransmitter receptors and protein molecules at the synapse.
well so the abcs are that the initial, storage of memory the short-term, memory involves the connections between neurons and the synapses and the activation. of neurotransmitter receptors and protein molecules at the
Well so the ABCs are that the initial storage of. memory the short-term memory involves the connections between neurons and the synapses and the activation of neurotransmitter receptors and protein. molecules at the
well, so the abcs are that the initial storage of memory, the short-term memory, involves the connections between neurons and the synapses and the activation of neurotransmitter receptors and protein molecules at the synapse.
No, no, it's the - it's these regulatory mechanisms that sit above the layer of the gene that are controlling the extent to which that particular gene product is read out and made in the cell.
no no. it's the - it's these regulatory mechanisms, that sit above the layer of the, gene that are controlling the extent to which that particular. gene product is read out and made in the
No no it's the - it's these regulatory mechanisms that sit above the layer of the gene that are, controlling the extent to which that particular gene. product is read out and, made in the
no, no, it's the - it's these regulatory mechanisms that sit above the layer of the gene that are controlling the extent to which that particular gene product is read out and made in the cell.
So Stenson lines up a 12-foot putt for Johnson and challenges him to make it right there and then. Stenson's teammate Justin Rose, the reigning Olympic champion, slaps a $100 bill right next to the ball.
so stenson lines up, a 12-foot putt; for johnson, and challenges him to make it right there and then stenson's teammate justin rose the reigning olympic. champion slaps a $100 bill right next to. the
So Stenson lines up a 12-foot. putt. for Johnson and challenges him, to make it right there and then Stenson's teammate Justin Rose the, reigning Olympic champion slaps. a $100 bill right next to the
so stenson lines up a 12-foot putt for johnson and challenges him to make it right there and then. stenson's teammate justin rose, the reigning olympic champion, slaps a $100 bill right next to the ball.
We should go into golf-announcer mode.
we should go into golf-announcer
We should go into golf-announcer
we should go into golf-announcer mode.
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Johnson had to put his money where his mouth is in front of the best golfers in the world. No pressure, right?
johnson had. to put his money where his mouth is in front. of the best golfers in the world no pressure
Johnson had, to put his money where his mouth is in front of the best golfers in the world No pressure
johnson had to put his money where his mouth is in front of the best golfers in the world. no pressure, right?
So, wearing a red pullover, jeans and tattered loafers, David Johnson lined up the shot. The crowd went quiet. Rory McIlroy posted video on Instagram of the moment as Johnson took the biggest putt of his life.
so wearing a, red pullover jeans; and tattered loafers david johnson lined up the shot the crowd went quiet rory. mcilroy posted. video on instagram of the moment as johnson took the biggest, putt of his
So wearing a red pullover jeans and tattered loafers David Johnson lined up the shot The crowd went; quiet Rory McIlroy posted video on Instagram of the moment as Johnson took the biggest putt of his
so, wearing a red pullover, jeans and tattered loafers, david johnson lined up the shot. the crowd went quiet. rory mcilroy posted video on instagram of the moment as johnson took the biggest putt of his life.
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He nailed it.
he nailed
He nailed
he nailed it.
Johnson pumped his fists like Tiger Woods. He was immediately embraced by the Euro golfers who had put him on the spot.
johnson pumped his fists like tiger woods he was immediately embraced by the euro golfers who had put him on the
Johnson pumped his fists like Tiger Woods He, was immediately embraced by the Euro golfers who had put him on the
johnson pumped his fists like tiger woods. he was immediately embraced by the euro golfers who had put him on the spot.
Afterwards, a delirious Johnson described to a reporter from The St. Paul Pioneer Press what was going through his mind before he took the shot.
afterwards a delirious johnson described to. a reporter from the st paul pioneer press; what was going. through his mind before he took the
Afterwards a delirious, Johnson described to a reporter from The. St Paul Pioneer Press what was going through his mind before he took the
afterwards, a delirious johnson described to a reporter from the st. paul pioneer press what was going through his mind before he took the shot.
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I closed my eyes, swallowed my puke and hit the putt, and it happened to go in, so that was cool.
i. closed my eyes swallowed my puke and hit. the putt and it happened to go in so that was
I closed my eyes swallowed my, puke and hit the putt and. it happened to go in so that was
i closed my eyes, swallowed my puke and hit the putt, and it happened to go in, so that was cool.
Swallowed my puke? Is that what he said?
swallowed. my puke? is that what he
Swallowed my puke? Is that what he
swallowed my puke? is that what he said?
Golf claps, please.
golf claps
Golf claps
golf claps, please.
(Laughter). The words of David Johnson, the amateur golfer who, for one brief moment, showed up the pros.
(laughter). the words of david johnson, the amateur golfer who for one brief moment showed. up the,
(Laughter). The words of David Johnson the amateur golfer who, for one brief moment showed up the
(laughter). the words of david johnson, the amateur golfer who, for one brief moment, showed up the pros.
Good morning. I'm David Green, wondering if an ivory tower could be built with Lego blocks. Maybe that's a question for an incoming professor at the University of Cambridge in England. The school is looking to hire a professor of Lego. They got money for the position from the Lego Foundation. Whoever's in the job will lead a research department that studies the role of play in education. Cambridge says the person should already have experience in this, quote, "general field," so I guess that means an adult. You're listening to MORNING EDITION.
good morning. i'm david green wondering if an ivory tower could be built with lego blocks maybe that's a question for, an incoming professor at, the university. of cambridge, in england, the school is looking to hire a professor of lego they got money for the position from the lego foundation whoever's in the job will lead a research; department that studies the, role of play in education cambridge says the person should already; have experience in this quote. "general field" so i guess, that means an adult, you're listening to; morning
Good morning I'm David, Green wondering if an ivory tower could be built with Lego blocks Maybe that's a question for, an incoming professor. at the University of Cambridge in England The school; is looking to hire. a, professor of Lego They got money for the position from the Lego Foundation Whoever's in the job will lead a research department that studies the role of play in education, Cambridge says the person should already have experience in this quote "general field" so, I guess that means an adult You're listening to MORNING
good morning. i'm david green, wondering if an ivory tower could be built with lego blocks. maybe that's a question for an incoming professor at the university of cambridge in england. the school is looking to hire a professor of lego. they got money for the position from the lego foundation. whoever's in the job will lead a research department that studies the role of play in education. cambridge says the person should already have experience in this, quote, "general field," so i guess that means an adult. you're listening to morning edition.
NPR's business news starts with Twitter's IPO.
npr's business news starts with twitter's.
NPR's business news starts with Twitter's
npr's business news starts with twitter's ipo.
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As we all know, Twitter began trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday, and that little bluebird soared. By the closing bell, Twitter was worth nearly $25 billion.
as we all know twitter began trading on the new york stock exchange yesterday and that little bluebird soared by the closing bell twitter was worth nearly
As we all know Twitter began trading on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. and that, little bluebird soared By the closing bell Twitter was worth. nearly.
as we all know, twitter began trading on the new york stock exchange yesterday, and that little bluebird soared. by the closing bell, twitter was worth nearly $25 billion.
But this initial public offering really began in the middle of the week, with Twitter selling stock at $26 a share to big investors. It went public Thursday, and the price almost doubled.
but, this initial public offering really began in the middle of the week with twitter. selling stock, at $26 a; share to big investors it went public, thursday and the price almost
But this initial public offering really began in the middle of the week with Twitter selling stock at $26 a share to big investors It went public Thursday and the price almost
but this initial public offering really began in the middle of the week, with twitter selling stock at $26 a share to big investors. it went public thursday, and the price almost doubled.
NPR's Steve Henn reports.
npr's steve henn
NPR's Steve, Henn
npr's steve henn reports.
On Wall Street, when a newly issued IPO soars in value on the very first trade, that's called a pop. And this is what it sounds like.
on wall street when a newly issued ipo soars in value, on the very first trade that's called a pop and this is what it sounds.
On Wall Street when a newly, issued IPO soars in value on the very first trade that's called a pop And this is what it sounds
on wall street, when a newly issued ipo soars in value on the very first trade, that's called a pop. and this is what it sounds like.
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Forty-five dollars and 10 cents. Twitter opens at $45.10.
forty-five; dollars and 10 cents twitter opens at,
Forty-five. dollars and 10 cents. Twitter opens at,
forty-five dollars and 10 cents. twitter opens at $45.10.
Just hours earlier, on Wednesday night, Twitter raised $2 billion for itself, selling more than 70 million shares of share of stock to big, institutional investors. Thursday morning, those lucky investors got to start trading their shares of Twitter on the New York Stock Exchange.
just hours earlier on wednesday. night twitter raised $2 billion for itself selling more than, 70 million shares of share of, stock to big institutional investors thursday morning, those lucky investors got to start trading their shares of twitter on the new york stock
Just hours. earlier on Wednesday night Twitter raised $2 billion for. itself selling more than, 70 million shares of share; of stock to big institutional investors Thursday. morning those lucky investors got to, start, trading their shares of Twitter on the New York Stock
just hours earlier, on wednesday night, twitter raised $2 billion for itself, selling more than 70 million shares of share of stock to big, institutional investors. thursday morning, those lucky investors got to start trading their shares of twitter on the new york stock exchange.
Gary Bradshaw was not one of the lucky ones. Bradshaw is a retail stockbroker in Dallas, Texas.
gary bradshaw was not one of the lucky ones bradshaw; is a retail stockbroker in dallas
Gary Bradshaw was not one of. the lucky ones; Bradshaw is a retail stockbroker in Dallas
gary bradshaw was not one of the lucky ones. bradshaw is a retail stockbroker in dallas, texas.
I had a handful of clients that were wanting to buy Twitter.
i had a. handful of clients. that were wanting to buy
I had a handful, of clients that were wanting to buy
i had a handful of clients that were wanting to buy twitter.
He'd been getting calls all week.
he'd. been getting calls all
He'd been getting calls all
he'd been getting calls all week.
Course, they would all liked to have bought it at the $26 price. Unfortunately, we weren't able to get any stock there.
course they would all liked to. have bought it at the $26 price unfortunately we weren't able to get any stock
Course they; would all liked to have, bought it at the $26 price Unfortunately we weren't, able to get any stock
course, they would all liked to have bought it at the $26 price. unfortunately, we weren't able to get any stock there.
In the end, Twitter's share price soared so far, so fast, Bradshaw didn't buy anything. But the investors who got in early made roughly $1.5 billion in a single night.
in the end. twitter's share price soared so far so fast bradshaw didn't buy anything but the investors who got in early made roughly $1.5 billion in a single
In the end Twitter's share price soared so far so fast Bradshaw didn't buy anything But the. investors who; got in early made roughly $1.5 billion in a single
in the end, twitter's share price soared so far, so fast, bradshaw didn't buy anything. but the investors who got in early made roughly $1.5 billion in a single night.
Some argue that when a stock shoots up this way, the company loses out. It could have raised more money with a more open IPO. But John Kolz, at Credit Suisse, says its not that simple. It depends on the company's goals.
some argue that when a stock shoots up this way the company loses out it could have raised more money with a more open ipo but john kolz at credit suisse says its not that simple it depends on the, company's
Some argue that when a stock shoots up this way the company loses out It could have raised; more money with a more open IPO, But John Kolz at; Credit Suisse. says its not that simple It depends on the company's
some argue that when a stock shoots up this way, the company loses out. it could have raised more money with a more open ipo. but john kolz, at credit suisse, says its not that simple. it depends on the company's goals.
Do they value getting in more dollar proceeds? Do they value more having their IPO perceived to be a strong success?
do they value getting in more dollar proceeds? do they value more having their ipo perceived to be a strong;
Do they value getting in more dollar proceeds? Do they value more, having their IPO perceived to be a strong
do they value getting in more dollar proceeds? do they value more having their ipo perceived to be a strong success?
Kolz wasn't involved in Twitter's IPO, but he says sometimes companies want a pop. They're happy to leave a little money on the table, often because they plan to raise more money from Wall Street in the future. They hope their IPO will wet investors' appetites.
kolz wasn't involved in twitter's ipo but he says. sometimes companies want a. pop they're happy to leave a little money on, the table often, because they plan to raise, more money, from wall street in, the future they hope their ipo will wet
Kolz wasn't involved in Twitter's IPO but he; says sometimes companies want a pop They're happy to leave a. little money on the table often because they plan to raise more money from Wall Street in the future They hope their IPO will wet.
kolz wasn't involved in twitter's ipo, but he says sometimes companies want a pop. they're happy to leave a little money on the table, often because they plan to raise more money from wall street in the future. they hope their ipo will wet investors' appetites.
While Twitter found an appetite for its stock on its opening day of trading, right now its earnings and revenue make it one of the most expensive Internet stocks on the market.
while. twitter. found an appetite; for its stock on its opening day of, trading right now its earnings, and revenue make it one of the most expensive internet stocks on the
While Twitter found an appetite for its stock on its. opening day of trading right now its earnings and, revenue, make it one of the most, expensive, Internet stocks on. the
while twitter found an appetite for its stock on its opening day of trading, right now its earnings and revenue make it one of the most expensive internet stocks on the market.
Steve Henn, NPR News, Silicon Valley.
steve henn npr news silicon
Steve Henn, NPR News, Silicon
steve henn, npr news, silicon valley.
Vladimir Putin is still defiant. The Russian president delivered his annual state of the nation address in Moscow today. There was no signal that he's backing down on the issues that have set his country at odds with the West. That's even as Russia faces low oil prices, international sanctions and, today, a serious militant attack on its own territory. NPR's Corey Flintoff reports from Moscow.
vladimir putin is still defiant the russian president delivered his annual state of the, nation address in moscow today there was no signal that he's backing down on the issues, that, have set his country at odds with the west; that's even as russia faces, low oil prices international. sanctions and today a serious militant attack on its own territory npr's corey flintoff reports from
Vladimir Putin is still defiant The Russian president delivered his annual state of the. nation address in Moscow today, There was no signal that he's, backing down on the issues that have set his country at odds with the, West That's even as Russia faces low oil prices international sanctions and today a. serious militant. attack on, its own, territory, NPR's Corey Flintoff reports from
vladimir putin is still defiant. the russian president delivered his annual state of the nation address in moscow today. there was no signal that he's backing down on the issues that have set his country at odds with the west. that's even as russia faces low oil prices, international sanctions and, today, a serious militant attack on its own territory. npr's corey flintoff reports from moscow.
The Russian leader began his speech with a defense of the move that got his country into the difficulties it faces today - the decision to take the Crimean Peninsula from Ukraine. He said Russia has a spiritual claim on the region based on Crimea's link to the early days of Orthodox Christianity.
the russian leader. began his; speech with a defense of, the move that got his country into the difficulties it faces today - the decision to take the crimean peninsula from. ukraine he said russia has a spiritual claim on the region based on crimea's link to the early days of orthodox
The, Russian leader began his speech with a defense of the move that got his country into the difficulties it faces today - the decision to, take the Crimean Peninsula, from Ukraine He said Russia has a spiritual claim on the region based on Crimea's. link to the. early, days of Orthodox
the russian leader began his speech with a defense of the move that got his country into the difficulties it faces today - the decision to take the crimean peninsula from ukraine. he said russia has a spiritual claim on the region based on crimea's link to the early days of orthodox christianity.
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(Through translator) This gives us every reason to say that Crimea is of great civilizational and sacred importance for Russia, like the Temple Mount in Jerusalem for those who practice Islam or Judaism. This is how we will treat it now and forever.
(through translator) this gives us every reason to say that crimea is of great civilizational and sacred importance for russia like the. temple mount in jerusalem. for those who practice, islam or judaism this is how we will treat it now and
(Through translator) This gives us every reason to say that Crimea is of great; civilizational and sacred importance for Russia like the Temple; Mount, in Jerusalem for those who. practice Islam or Judaism This is how we will treat it now and
(through translator) this gives us every reason to say that crimea is of great civilizational and sacred importance for russia, like the temple mount in jerusalem for those who practice islam or judaism. this is how we will treat it now and forever.
That claim to a sacred link would seem to make it impossible for Putin or any Russian leader to give the region back under any circumstances. Putin went on to blame the West for the current conflict in Ukraine. And he specifically cast Russia as the victim of constant Western efforts to crush its power.
that claim to, a sacred link would seem to make it impossible for putin or any. russian leader to give. the region back under any circumstances putin went on to blame the. west for the current conflict in ukraine and he specifically cast russia as the victim. of constant western efforts to crush its
That claim to a sacred link would seem to make it impossible for Putin or any Russian, leader to give the region back under any, circumstances. Putin went on to blame the West for. the current conflict in Ukraine And he specifically, cast Russia as the victim of constant. Western efforts to crush its
that claim to a sacred link would seem to make it impossible for putin or any russian leader to give the region back under any circumstances. putin went on to blame the west for the current conflict in ukraine. and he specifically cast russia as the victim of constant western efforts to crush its power.
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Our small-business owners are very concerned about the state of the economy.
our. small-business owners are, very concerned about the state, of the
Our small-business owners are very concerned about. the state of. the
our small-business owners are very concerned about the state of the economy.
Simon Schama, thank you so much.
simon schama thank you so
Simon Schama thank you. so
simon schama, thank you so much.
The politics on this issue have been turned upside-down. For the first time ever there's more political risk in opposing immigration reform than in supporting it. We believe we have a window of opportunity to act. But we will only succeed if the effort is bipartisan. By their presence today, my Republican colleagues are making a significant statement about the need to fix our broken immigration system.
the politics on this issue, have been turned upside-down for the first time ever there's more political risk in opposing immigration reform than in supporting it we believe we have a window of opportunity to act but we will only succeed if the effort is bipartisan by their, presence today my republican colleagues are making. a significant statement about the need to fix; our broken. immigration
The politics on this issue have been turned upside-down, For the first time ever there's more political risk in opposing, immigration reform. than in; supporting it We believe we have a window of opportunity to act But we will only succeed if the, effort is bipartisan By their presence today my Republican colleagues are making; a significant statement about. the need to fix. our broken immigration
the politics on this issue have been turned upside-down. for the first time ever there's more political risk in opposing immigration reform than in supporting it. we believe we have a window of opportunity to act. but we will only succeed if the effort is bipartisan. by their presence today, my republican colleagues are making a significant statement about the need to fix our broken immigration system.
One of those Republican colleagues, Arizona Senator John McCain, said the current system is not working for the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants.
one of those republican colleagues arizona senator john mccain said the current system is not working for the nation's 11 million undocumented
One of those Republican colleagues Arizona Senator John McCain said the current system is not working. for the nation's, 11 million undocumented
one of those republican colleagues, arizona senator john mccain, said the current system is not working for the nation's 11 million undocumented immigrants.
We have been too content for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawn, serve our food, clean our homes, and even watch our children while not affording them any of the benefits that make our country so great. I think everyone agrees that it's not beneficial for our country to have these people here hidden in the shadows.
we have. been too content for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawn serve our food clean, our homes and even watch our, children while not affording them any of the benefits that make our country so great i think everyone agrees that it's not beneficial for our country to have these people here. hidden in the
We have been too content, for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawn serve our food clean our homes and even watch our children while not affording them any. of, the benefits that make our country so great I think everyone agrees that it's not beneficial for our country to have these people here hidden, in the
we have been too content for too long to allow individuals to mow our lawn, serve our food, clean our homes, and even watch our children while not affording them any of the benefits that make our country so great. i think everyone agrees that it's not beneficial for our country to have these people here hidden in the shadows.
Tomorrow, President Obama is expected to present his ideas on immigrant in Las Vegas. Later in this program, we'll talk with Marshall Fitz, director for immigration policy at the Center for American Progress and with Linda Chavez, chairman of the Center for Equal Opportunity and Fox News analyst.
tomorrow president obama is expected. to present his ideas, on immigrant in las vegas later in this program we'll, talk with marshall fitz director for, immigration policy at the center, for american progress and with. linda chavez. chairman of, the center for equal opportunity. and fox. news
Tomorrow President. Obama is expected to, present his ideas on immigrant in Las Vegas Later in, this program we'll talk with Marshall Fitz director for immigration policy. at the Center for American Progress and with Linda Chavez. chairman of the Center for Equal Opportunity and Fox News
tomorrow, president obama is expected to present his ideas on immigrant in las vegas. later in this program, we'll talk with marshall fitz, director for immigration policy at the center for american progress and with linda chavez, chairman of the center for equal opportunity and fox news analyst.
We also want to hear from immigrants on the program. What's in this for you? Give us a call, 800-989-8255. Email us, [email protected]. You can also join the conversation on our website. That's at npr.org. Click on TALK OF THE NATION.
we also want to hear from immigrants on the program what's in this for you? give us a call 800-989-8255. email us [email protected] you can also join the conversation on our website that's at npr.org click on talk of the
We also want to hear from immigrants on the. program, What's in this for you? Give us a call 800-989-8255. Email us [email protected] You. can also join the conversation on our website That's at npr.org Click on TALK OF THE
we also want to hear from immigrants on the program. what's in this for you? give us a call, 800-989-8255. email us, [email protected]. you can also join the conversation on our website. that's at npr.org. click on talk of the nation.
We begin, though, with NPR national political correspondent Mara Liasson, who joins us from the White House. Mara, always good to have you on the program.
we begin though with npr national. political correspondent mara liasson who joins us from the white house, mara always good to have you on, the
We begin. though with NPR national political correspondent Mara Liasson who joins us from the White House Mara always good; to have you on the
we begin, though, with npr national political correspondent mara liasson, who joins us from the white house. mara, always good to have you on the program.