Title: Interview with Callie Crossley

" Late and when that happens like one of our favorite. Radio commentator Kelly in court. Good morning can your -- talker. -- Aren't talking bout bought and -- A big union voted down in action it. Via New York Times owner of the globe -- That everybody is talking about. That they have voted down the ability of an. Decree or want to read that I know got a war going on higher than what."

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" I've maintained that there the close vote at a lot of about about a 140 people didn't vote at all I don't know what that but. There's obviously a lot about -- journal feel like. You know we are taking the brunt of this and that management. And that does not. The good faith bargaining -- It's a lose lose weight and going to get out and paper and fairly certain. That the New York Times and a net as early -- day. I'm now the word and they're getting the paper ready to be old. And."

" Put money in it right I don't know how devastating it. In its current state -- it more viable later on down the road."

" And went on it that it but. As a community. And add something that from back there that people want and continue to report. That our."

" I don't get that -- either I I donor to end up. They had and I needed him go back to the bargaining table are not lookalike the time going back to the bargaining. And impose. Files and try to."

" If they can make that happen but the times -- that it that definitely not. -- we are -- out of it and got it. Apparently according to a media analyst at the point two the the amount of law and I did before 85 million dollars a year is not correct -- when OK it's a lot but a big difference. 85 million you would think that maybe there -- some way to close yet here's the big problem they've already negotiated with the other -- union. And so to not do what they ain't ever going to do with this big union means that have to go back and perhaps. Rita to 08 and l.'s other members of those that day that if you do that that you -- our agreement Allen Boyd and."

" You are -- if -- a bit now we have two female journalist who would have been convicted in North Korea. Other women. The border they world they're doing -- into the -- and I'm -- trafficking of women and apparently -- border in North Korea. They were cap heard it was a very quick trial and when they have been now -- it. Twelve years hard labor and dare. I. Kind of -- and I don't think it happened."

" Well the political -- at this point and that that's what the sticking point is. There's been some discussion about Al Gore who owns the panel that -- where they work being and it an envoy to go over to talk to. Over the north Koreans a lot of people -- that the way to go because the former vice president and that carries with it even more political -- on people are looking to build -- and who in the 1990. Actually. The technical data release of a gentleman who was accused of -- That's the worst that could be accused of these women have been accused of a well great crime. -- words matter and it's a way to bet I'll laugh all some room for I'm kinda diplomat. On. There is intra across the table and I think that's the way I know that's what's happening and we're not hearing about it is appropriate. But that's what's going on -- written the -- and that it makes a difference at the High Court ruled on it they couldn't appealed."

" The view that this. Wait Woodbury. And North Korea absolutely I -- you want to have."

" What do Dillard's college high stakes poker game you want to have I don't like poker -- an -- art."

" And hope that that's what they're doing our time and at a time when we're already in a kind of political situation with them around --"

" On nuclear situation. The four women clot in the middle of this."

" There are very your way and -- important they were there. Aren't. You you're a terrific Michael thank you."