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... I was no longer practicing law, and then I would just burst into laughter, thinking, this is so cool. (LAUGHTER) MICHELE ROBERTS: My two older brothers were basketball fans. We had one television growing up. And we saw a lot of Knick games. (LAUGHTER) MICHELE ROBERTS: And so, just by ...
... think the Republican has an enormous advantage fund-raising. JUDY WOODRUFF: But I hear you saying Hillary Clinton can be on par with the Koch brothers and with the Republican Party? MARK SHIELDS: Yes, the Clintons have demonstrated an ability to raise money. JUDY WOODRUFF: All right. Less than a ...
... GWEN IFILL: Charles and David Koch may not be running for president, but they are certainly poised to decide who will. The billionaire brothers are raising their collective profile this year as political kingmakers, courting presidential hopefuls and making plans to spend nearly a billion dollars on the 2016 ...
... their role in politics. Watch the PBS NewsHour tonight for a discussion with the Washington Post national reporter Matea Gold. Q: Who are the Koch brothers? A: Charles and David Koch, ages 78 and 74, are billionaire brothers who helped create a broad network of nonprofit groups that control hundreds ...
One of the most legendary bands in rock ‘n’ roll took the stage for the last time Tuesday. Founded by Gregg Allman and his late brother Duane, the Allman Brothers Band has been synonymous with Southern rock and musicianship since the 1970s. Jeffrey Brown takes a look back at how ...
... readers, but you like being an anonymous writer? CHARLES WRIGHT: Well I would actually prefer all my work to be anonymous... JEFFREY BROWN: Really? CHARLES WRIGHT: ... And to be discovered in a monastery about 500 years from now. (laughing) CHARLES WRIGHT: But that’s not going to happen. Anyway, my ...
... GWEN IFILL: Finally tonight, as we mark the anniversary of the Boston Marathon bombings, a personal tale of recovery and struggle. At least 16 people lost limbs in the attacks. That includes a pair of brothers, Paul and J.P. Norden, from Stoneham, Massachusetts, who each lost a leg ...
... the Boston Marathon bombings. But for hundreds of victims and their families, that will never be true. Among them are Paul and J.P. Norden, brothers from Stoneham, Mass. who both lost their right leg from the second explosion. The past 12 months have brought disappointment; they’d hoped to ...
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The Avett Brothers are now back in the studio working on a new album.
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