Long as you just play these hands I promise you you ll do Ok and he handed me this napkin and a 100. And he sent me across the street to the Fremont next step the Moth Radio Hour I m Sara Austin genomes in this hour we ll hear from a lady poker player up against 9 men trying to win a 2000000 dollar jackpot a woman who remembers being hidden as a child during the Holocaust and a husband tells us of his wife s superhuman temper and so she walks over the car and with crazy old postpartum strength rips off the side view mirror and throws it on the ground and said No were in that story and more coming up next on the Moth Radio Hour from the Public Radio Exchange org right after this . Live from n.p.r. News in Washington Stevens 14 former CIA directors and deputies are criticizing President Trump s decision to revoke the security clearance for x. CIA chief John Brennan They call it a blatant attempt to stifle free speech saying it sends an inappropriate and deeply regrettable signal to othe
Franklin this is k.p. Vs midday edition. The woman acknowledged as the queen of soul died today in Detroit at the age of 76 the San Diego Union Tribune editorial board joins papers across the country in speaking out against charges of fake news. Explore the underwater. We ll hear from. Out with her 1st book of poetry as she heads. High school and our arts reporter tells us about a sparkling much ado about nothing. Day edition is next 1st the news. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington I m Janine Herbst former Trump campaign chairman Paul man of Forte s banking on tax fraud cases now in the hands of the jury N.P.R. s barbarous ront has more the jury of 6 men and 6 women is deliberating in their break room and not the typical smaller room given to juries that s because they need more space to review the exhibits in a case hundreds of them including emails tax forms and financial documents the jury has to make a decision on each of the 18 counts of tax and bank fraud brought against man a
Story here is that it s it shows when things go wrong to rule the ticket didn t want to be able to buy the rope and she s just so badly mistreated by them that she s left to get the point when there is no other alternative you know what do you do when you ve been abused to that extent what have you got left of them to try and find will dive into the history of the Roman occupation of Great Britain including the response by Queen Buddha because with her sacking of London Our guest is ancient Roman scholar Adrian Goldsworthy the author of the book Dreams wall also discussed the nature of Roman occupation and the warlike nature of the ancient democratic and republican systems it s one of those strange things about the ancient world was the democracies do tend to be very aggressive to keep the big ones in cars because often the voters can see a benefit from this and certainly the political types and see the road people to take glory profit if you re going to wear the joins us next on lett
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For tweet us at 1 am. Live from n.p.r. News in Washington I m Lakshmi saying as President Trump prepares to announce his nominee to succeed retiring Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy vice president Mike Pence is helping with the selection process N.P.R. s Arun McCammon reports vice president has met with candidates in recent days President Trump is working to narrow a list of 25 potential justices down to just a handful holding meetings with at least 7 so far a source with knowledge of the process says vice president pants also has met with some of the potential nominees but declined to give further details a show of approval from Pence who is popular with religious and social conservatives could help shore up support for Trump s eventual choice the president s top choices for the job at this point are thought to include appeals court judges among them Brett Kavanaugh not Roman Catholic and Amy Barrett the judges have been vetted by conservative groups who were hoping to see the b