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Boston Legal TV Podcast: A conversation about the episode The Court Supreme with host Dana Greenlee and co-host Rob Greenlee. Season 4, Episode 17, Airdate: April 22, 2008 (68 min.)
Boston Legal TV Podcast; The Court Supreme with host Dana Greenlee and co-host Rob Greenlee. Season 4, Episode 17, Airdate: April 22, 2008, 68 min.
Audio|Fri, 22 Sep 2023|More from Boston Legal TV Show Podcast
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“…pass. The man was sentenced to death -- The appeals before the United States Supreme Court. Defeat United States Supreme Court. …”
“…I am mister chief justice and in the Supreme Court. Of the United States and let me tell you folks aren't as hot as all get out -- …”
Here and Now for Friday, November 6, 2009
On today's podcast — the latest on shootings at Fort Hood, TX; Amhert, MA votes to resettle Guantanamo detainees in town; the closing of the Crown Point Bridge in upstate NY; the Supreme Court to rule on prison-without-parole sentences for juveniles; and the band, "The Walkmen."
Audio|Sat, 7 Nov 2009|More from PRI: Here & Now Podcast
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“…and really best of luck to you up there in Vermont. The United States is one of just eleven countries in the world -- sentences children to life in prison without parole. And the US along with Israel are the only two countries that have actually sent children to prison for life. Right now about 2500. Miners between the ages of thirteen and seventeen are serving life sentences in the US. 111. Of them for crimes that never involved homicide. That's according to recent congressional testimony. But the United States Supreme Court could change that next week when it hears two cases of two Florida men who were sentenced to life in …”
“…that Hostin is an American citizen he was born here in the United States in Virginia's Roanoke valley of what -- able to find out about his life and his family there. …”
Col. David Hunt on Fort Hood
President Barack Obama said Friday the entire nation is grieving for those slain at Fort Hood, and he urged people not to jump to conclusions while law enforcement officers investigate the shootings. Why do you think he did it?
Audio|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Howie Carr
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“…root card I pledge allegiance. To the -- I -- by the United States of America. And through the republic for which it stands. One nation under god. -- little levers. Because this role now how …”
“…Is a misdirected -- United States and I want my vote back and just as does and I can't get it. …”
11/06/09:That's A Wrap
VB and Peter Kadzis are our Wrappers...
Audio|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Michael Graham, WTKK, Boston, MA
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“…that he identified himself as a Palestinian was actually born in the United States I hate to quote anything 'cause everything's been -- is right we'll see that's one reason. I I'd like to let these …”
Transportation in Transition
the Commonwealths disparate sprawling transportation agencies merged into one big super-agency
Audio|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Radio Boston
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“…And something we're not as familiar with here in the United States Louise thank you for that perspective Jeff -- let me ask you about. Governor Patrick and a comment he made about a …”
Ft. Hood Incident
TNT talk Ft. Hood
Audio|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Finneran's Forum
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“…In Afghanistan and Iraq should be resisted the aggressor IE us the United States and that we should not be here that he had been hopeful that the President Obama would do immediate. …”
Congressman's update
Texas Congressman Michael McCaul updates WBZ's Laurie Kirby on the latest about the shootings at Fort Hood.
Audio|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from WBZ's More on This
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“…galaxies the radicals in between that was -- inept against. Are the United States I think there's particularly people. The fort it was his thinking was he was saving lives in Iraq and Afghanistan say multiple …”
Boston's "Honey Fitz" Fitzgerald Elected to Congress: November 6, 1895
On this day in 1895, a colorful Irishman from Boston's North End, nicknamed "Honey Fitz" for his charming and loquacious ways, was elected to the U.S. Congress. Ten years later, John Francis Fitzgerald returned to Boston and ran for mayor. His victory rattled the Yankee establishment. He worked on behalf of the poor, immigrants, and workers, but his administration was rife with graft, cronyism, and corruption. After withdrawing from the 1914 mayoral campaign, Fitzgerald turned his attention to business and family. His daughter Rose had married Joseph Kennedy, and "Honey Fitz" devoted himself to grooming their sons for political careers. Three of them would serve in the U.S. Senate. His namesake, John Fitzgerald Kennedy, would be the35th President of the United States .
Audio|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Mass Moments
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“…his namesake John FitzGerald Kennedy would be the 35 president of the United States. . For more about this and other -- moments go online to -- moments -- or. Brought to you by the Massachusetts foundation …”
Fort Hood shooting spree military news conference
(NECN: Fort Hood, TX) - John McHugh, the Secretary of the U.S. Army, held a news conference this afternoon to update the public on the deadly Fort Hood shooting rampage. Army psychiatrist Nidal Malik Hasan is the suspect in the shooting that k...
Video|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…we wanted them to know and we want America to know. The united states army. Denies his government writ large. Stands ready to provide them every possible assistance not just today. Not just through the weekend. …”
Predictors of violence in the workplace
(NECN) - On this segment of Broadside, Jim Braude shares a report which first aired on National Public Radio. Yesterday, Reporter Daniel Zwerdling did an interview with NPR host Steve Inskeep. Police say Major Nidal Malik Hasan killed 13 peopl...
Video|Fri, 6 Nov 2009|More from Boston.com
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“…And and in conflict about. What the United States was doing. He being a Muslim I think that in other comments that he felt like United States was waging war against mostly about against Islam. So I think US in greater conflict as he got closer to deployment. …”