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I agree with most listeners that NPR which was inline with BBC for facts and real news is turning in sensationalist news bureau in last couple years. When america is at cross roads and we are asked to redefine hitory, we are wasting airwaves and precious time discussing someones sex scandal. Dotn we get these news on other channels anyways. Nobody can be completely trutcful about sex life in general. We should move on to other things. I bet every one on the panel and the audience have had sex or before 18 in one way or the other. That doesn't makes every one a bad person. Lets fix nation and quick harping sex news.

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