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... it, I think he would do it. Peer pressure isn't easy, you know? Paul Solman: And thus the move upriver, different peers, different pressures. Just ask Gio and Josie. Giovanni Rosado: The people down in Yonkers, they are very mean, in a way. Paul Solman: Mean? Giovanni Rosado: Yes ...
... architect of the plan. She's now at the Kennedy School at Harvard University. Gina McCarthy, thanks so much for joining us. First, let me just ask you about your reaction to what Mr. Pruitt did today. GINA MCCARTHY, Former EPA Administrator: Well, it doesn't surprise me. It's ...
PAUL SOLMAN: Just ask the voice of Amazon. VIVEK WADHWA: Alexa, how many people does Amazon help employ? COMPUTER VOICE: Amazon.com is an employer of 222,400 people. PAUL SOLMAN: That's a quarter-of-a-million people that Amazon is employing. VIVEK WADHWA: Well, how many people does ...
... weekend. SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM, R-S.C.: He may outlive us all. I don't know what -- God only knows how this thing ends. I just ask God for one thing, that he has a voice and he can use it as long as possible. JUDY WOODRUFF: McCain is 80 ...
... to the program. REP. CHERI BUSTOS, D-Ill.: Thank you, Judy. JUDY WOODRUFF: So, before we talk about the party, the Democratic Party, let me just ask you, having watched and listened to that report from Virginia, such conflicting opinions about the Affordable Care Act. How can you know the ...
... this, not the gods. These killings are done by people who decide to do them as people, rather than having this almighty power. JEFFREY BROWN: Just ask you one general question about writing, because I saw where you said once that a novel really begins for you in a sentence ...
... economics can help It seems to Kayzia too emotional to be thinking all of this, so she doesn’t say it all out loud. She just asks Mrs. Venuti, “Well, where do you get this stuff?” Donations, her teacher tells her. People in the community who chip in. Mrs. Venuti ...
... Almost all states have big problems. LISA DESJARDINS: Now, it's obviously a piece of rhetoric, but it is certainly echoed around Washington. I will just ask you right away: Will Obamacare explode? Is that accurate? And regardless of the answer of at the question, where are the real problems ...
Elections officials began a purge in 2014 and 2015 that eliminated more than 200,000 supposedly invalid registrations. In 2016, they ran into problems.
Barely two weeks into his term, President Donald Trump has shaken up global affairs through unilateral moves, blunt talk and tweets. What does President Trump’s aggressive approach mean for relations with other world leaders? Judy Woodruff speaks with two former State Department officials, James Jeffrey and Wendy Sherman, about the broader implications for the world...
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