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"I thought it was absolutely appalling when the President of Iran, arguably, the United States’ worst enemy in the world, paid a state visit, an official state visit to Iraq. Was welcomed by al-Malaki, who is supposed to be our guy in Iraq and had a full state visit. I thought that was absolutely outrageous and shows you how far off the mark we are now in Iraq.
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- Congresswoman Shelly Berkley on Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s recent visit to Iraq.
- Monday, March 24, 2008.
"If it says one time use only, you throw it away.
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- Ellie Lopez-Bowlan, Nurse Practitioner discussing a Northern Nevada Endoscopy Center that was reusing a polyp screen. It should have only been used once.
- Thursday, March 20, 2008.
"I hate to say it, as a new educator, I’m not sure you can teach curiosity.
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- Jerry Ceppos, Dean, Reynolds School of Journalism, UNR on how curiosity is fundamental to being a good journalist.
- Wednesday, March 19, 2008.
"I was pleased to see the commitment from my husband on these issues.
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- Dawn Gibbons, First Lady of Nevada, on the Governor’s pledge to make sure that funding for Methamphetamine and Autism would either remain at the same level or be increased in his next budget.
- Tuesday, March 18, 2008.
"Mitt Romney is the one I like.
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- Robert Uithoven, J 3 Strategies, on who John McCain should pick as his running mate, to shore up his economic knowledge.
- Monday, March 17, 2008.
"Sometimes it’s hard to take on your boss.
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- Dr Milton Glick, President UNR, on why nurses didn’t say to doctors “No! We’re not going to cut corners” in this current Endoscopy center scandal in Nevada.
- Thursday, March 13, 2008.
"It’s a reality show. People love reality shows. They are waiting for one or the other, or both to implode and then they look at the other side and say he’s not conservative enough. How much more conservative can you be? How much more liberal can you be? What scares the hell out of me is its show business, it isn’t real.
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- Howard Rosenberg, 23 year Entertainment Critic, on how the public is viewing the election process and the debates as first run television because of the writers strike.
- Wednesday, March 12, 2008.
"I think that it rises to the level of criminal behavior, for sure.
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- John Oceguera, Assembly Majority Leader, discussing the Endoscopy center scandal in Nevada and the people who were infected with hepatitis C.
- Tuesday, March 11, 2008.
"We have to get the revenue from somewhere and the no new taxes pledge, we just can’t maintain that. We are going to have to raise our fuel taxes. Our fuel taxes, actually, with the amount that we collect, has been decreasing because of the fuel efficient vehicles yet the number of miles traveled on our roads has been going up tremendously.
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- Kim Wallin, Nevada State Controller, speaking about the state’s transportation needs versus the Governor’s no new taxes pledge.
- Monday, March 10, 2008.
"I think schools are a microcosm of society. Schools haven’t changed in 30 or 40 years; society has. Society had become more violent and that this is not just true of the Clark County School District, its true nationwide.
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- Principal, Dr Jeff Geihs, Cheyenne High School, North Las Vegas commenting on the three school shooting cases, over the past 3 months, in Clark County.
- Thursday, March 6, 2008.
"Yes! That’s what we’re working on now and probably have just announced it on your show that we’ve been working on such a thing.
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- Nevada Governor Jim Gibbons on his intention to form a Nevada version of the Grace Commission, dating back to the Reagan Administration, to look at government expenditures and look for places to cut.
- Wednesday, March 5, 2008.
"I can tell you that I have a wonderful relationship with Milt. I have great respect for his experience as a university administrator. We talk often; we’re very collaborative on policies that will impact both campuses as well as the rest of the system and I think that we work together very productively.
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- David Ashley, President, UNLV on his working relationship with UNR President Milton Glick.
- Tuesday, March 4, 2008.
"I just think it’s a shame that it’s degraded to this point where rather than having an open discussion with all the parties about how best to fund the state’s future, to deal with our different needs, we’re now in this back forth between potentially competing ballot initiatives.
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- Assemblyman David Bobzien talking about both the Teacher’s Association and the Las Vegas Sands Initiative Petitions on taxes.
- Monday, March 3, 2008.
"David Stern, I heard, say this best, commissioner of the NBA, and in effect, the commissioner of the NBA Development League as well. That despite all of the technology fragmentation, that you just described, people being pulled in different directions. There are two places where people will continue to gravitate. One are houses of worship and one is houses of sports worship i.e. arenas.
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- David Kahn, NBA Reno Development League, on why triple A baseball and basketball will thrive in Reno in their new venues.
- Thursday, February 28, 2008.
"This is absolutely criminal and you have to wonder how did all this evolve? Somebody in senior management in this particular center made a decision back in March of 2004 that we can save a few bucks by reusing syringes and no one will know. And apparently that decision was made without any regard, whatsoever, to the safety of the patient and the ultimate long term effect this is going to have on the cynicism of the public about health care.
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- Keith Lee, Attorney, on the Endoscopy Center of Southern Nevada accused of reusing syringes and potentially exposing patients to HIV and Hepatitis B and C. Over 40,000 patients need to be checked. - Thursday, February 28, 2008.
"Everyone realizes we need an option for some students.
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- Assemblywoman Bonnie Parnell, Chairman Education Committee, on why she believes the Legislature is supportive of Charter Schools.
- Wednesday, February 27, 2008.
