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we ll hear from the people behind that decision at 9.15. really keen to hear from you this morning. also on the programme. it isn t the care that people deserve . how two relatives have described their experience of the nhs. rose s son was treated on this makeshift bed. and graham s dad who has alzheimers was left for 36 hours waiting for a bed. the nurses were fantastic, brilliant. but i would say the main adjective i would use is worrying. you can t be treated with dignity and privacy in a corridor. that s the absolute reality. to suggest this is temporary is not true. we ll bring you their full story before 10. and, when one of the chief architects of brexit met president elect donald trump. i thought the uk was so smart in getting out and you were there and you guys wrote it on the front page. yes. trump said that brexit was going to happen. yes. right. and it happened. yes. that was when it was going to lose easily, everybody thought i was crazy, 0bama said we d g ....
Any of those terms anyway. it gets better because once you put crazy people in chargeng of your newsroom, well, crazy things happen. slo they try to call an all hands meeting to explain why people are being fired.wants to the real reason, of course, t is no one wants to listensp to this, but aean npr executive had to get out there and try to speak slowly and tell thesena people why they were fired calle and people start screaming out. so he called for civility and then one employee said , you need to read this piece,ed quote, when civility is useds as a cudgel, against people ofas color, that s npr. ladies and gentlemen,state on the inside, npr, by the waymy we told you the outside is nowa officially state medialo. and honestly, that tells youe. a lot about the state. vince collins is a radio host in washington, d.c., a very popularington one , deses so. and he joins us tonight to assess npr. and you live in washington. you report npr it on the radio. was there ever a quest ....
One day. yes, well, that y.s absolutelyl right. righand there was, at least incn the short term, no upside s to calling this out, as you found out.by i mean, you didn t get richuy by calling this guy out, but it inspired you, i think, to look at other people who have done similar things. and you wrote a book about it. just give us an example ofot the people in this book. well, listen, you know, thisp is not my comfort zone. agoing up against a powerful dynasty politician. and i wanted to find other people, just regular, everyday people that decide to go up to something bigger than themselves to make the world a better place. i interviewed an fdny firefighter whose brother, rayr phifer, went to d.c. on hisr wet dying days to fight for his on fellow firefighters and first responders that were dying of 9/11 related illness. that s a story that i cover that that took almost 20 years to make sure that fellowe firefighters and first responders had the health care they deserved as well. des ....
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