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i will return to the podium -- podium to close the session. it may seem like catching up with an old friend. the committee your voice we have invited in our living room, kitchen, and cars and whose stories, poems, and songs as touched chords and our hearts. please join me in welcoming garrison keillor to the kennedy library. [applause] >> thank you so very much. i dont remember the president having that pronounced an asset -- accent when i heard it back in a pall of the 1960s. memory ...

the senate, jon kyl, the senator from arizona, saying the senate will not consider a critically important arms control treaty that would limit the number of nuclear warheads russia could have pointing at us. third time he has done this. republicans, democrats alike, saying this is a critically important treaty. for partisan reasons, hes not letting the senate vote. the bipartisan support for the treaty goes on and on and on. this is the first time i can remember that a treaty of this m...

important arms control treaty that would limit the number of nuclear warheads russia could have pointing at us. third time he has done this. republicans, democrats alike, saying this is a critically important treaty. for partisan reasons, hes not letting the senate vote. the bipartisan support for the treaty goes on and on and on. this is the first time i can remember that a treaty of this magnitude was being held up for partisan purposes. this treaty supported by both sides of the ais...

check this out? >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing, not only jobs but work. >> that was tom donahue. tom donahue is the president and ceo of the united states chamber of commerce. . >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing. not only jobs, but work. >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing not only jobs but work. the president of the chamber of commerce in his capacity as the president of the chamber of commerce endorsing outsourcing, endorsing the practice of ameri...

are you ready? check this out? >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing, not only jobs but work. >> that was tom donahue. tom donahue is the president and ceo of the united states chamber of commerce. >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing. not only jobs, but work. >> there are legitimate values in outsourcing not only jobs but work. the president of the chamber of commerce in his capacity as the president of the chamber of commerce endorsing outsourcing, endorsing the prac...

>> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, part of the system, even a character. >> rose: we continue with ma...

bottom. that is something that elena can do with gate detachment. >> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, ...

do with gate detachment. >> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, part of the system, even a character. >> ...

>> rose: we continue with pulitzer prize winner e.o. wilson and his new novel "anthill." >> i wanted to go home. i wanted to go back to the deep south. ive been away for a long time and live there in spirit, at least in part. and one way to do that is a book. but i also wanted to try something new in a novel and that is to bring the living world in in detail. bring it alive for the reader and make it part of the action, part of the system, even a character. >> rose: we continue with ma...

>> rose: welcome to the broadcast. tonight were in washington for the first day of the sotomayor confirmation hearings. well talk to journalists al hunt and nina totenberg. >> there is very little criticism of her 17 years on the bench as a district court judge and appellate court judge. there was a fleeting reference to the firefighters case, but other than that, the only criticism about her personally had to do with the speech she gave. >> there are senator kyl, the republican whip, ...