he stripped acorn of its funding in a secretly recorded video. in a video just released, journalists posing as muslims met with two top executives of npr. shill caught on camera saying this about the tea party schiller is caught on camera saying this about the tea party. [ inaudible ] greta: npr responded by saying we are appalled by the comments made byron shiller in the video which are contrary to what npr stands for. mr. shill area announced he s leaving npr for another job. mr. schiller said this. greta: is npr washing its hands clean withรง schiller s departure. joining us byron york. now what? this is going to have a lot of political repercussions. the thing that made the biggest impression with republicans on capitol hill was not what he said there. it is what he said about federal funding for npr. he said, on camera, in the long run, npr would be better off without federal funding. the republicans who are trying to defund npr are now going to be saying, look
lines, the red state, blue state division. he didn t really deliver on it in a palpable way until the end. but i think the fact that he did will be reassuring abroad and i would just note as a counterpoint to what al said a moment ago, yes, there is a new congress coming in, it s going to be a lot more abrasive but they re going to have to deal with this feeling, and i think it s a good feeling at year end at christmastime that gosh, washington finally did some things. rose: we conclude this evening with way conversation with james wolfensohn, the former president of the world bank about his life in the private and public sector. i think everyone must realize that unless one deals with the question of the poorest people in the world, the world will not be safe. it cannot be safe. apart from the humanitarian issue and the moral issue, you cannot have two bill people in the world out of 9 billion who are trailing the rest of the world so substantially. they will have 10% of
that promise. he was going to govern across traditional party lines, the red state, blue state division. he didn t really deliver on it in a palpable way until the end. but i think the fact that he did will be reassuring abroad and i would just note as a counterpoint to what al said a moment ago, yes, there is a new congress coming in, it s going to be a lot more abrasive but they re going to have to deal with this feeling, and i think it s a good feeling at year end at christmastime that gosh, washington finally did some things. rose: we conclude this evening with way conversation with james wolfensohn, the former president of the world bank about his life in the private and public sector. i think everyone must realize that unless one deals with the question of the poorest people in the world, the world will not be safe. it cannot be safe. apart from the humanitarian issue and the moral issue, you cannot have two bill people in the world out of 9 billion who are trailing
barack oba really deserves a or a plus. again we ll see if it works that how history will ultimately judge us. obama has still showed that you can make government work. he came to washington with that promise. he was going to govern across traditional party lines, the red state, blue state division. he didn t really deliver on it in a palpable way until the end. but i think the fact that he did will be reassuring abroad and i would just note as a counterpoint to what al said a moment ago, yes, there is a new congress coming in, it s going to be a lot more abrasive but they re going to have to deal with this feeling, and i think it s a good feeling at year end at christmastime that gosh, washington finally did some things. rose: we conclude this evening with way conversation with james wolfensohn, the former president of the world bank about his life in the private and public sector. i think everyone must realize that unless one deals with the question of the poorest peo
that promise. he was going to govern across traditional party lines, the red state, blue state division. he didn t really deliver on it in a palpable way until the end. but i think the fact that he did will be reassuring abroad and i would just note as a counterpoint to what al said a moment ago, yes, there is a new congress coming in, it s going to be a lot more abrasive but they re going to have to deal with this feeling, and i think it s a good feeling at year end at christmastime that gosh, washington finally did some things. rose: we conclude this evening with way conversation with james wolfensohn, the former president of the world bank about his life in the private and public sector. i think everyone must realize that unless one deals with the question of the poorest people in the world, the world will not be safe. it cannot be safe. apart from the humanitarian issue and the moral issue, you cannot have two bill people in the world out of 9 billion who are trailing