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BROD: Let's get-to some phone calls for you, first off, Westwood, New Jersey,
Republican. Good morning.
CALLER: Connie, happy New Year to you and Robert.
DREYFUSS: Thank you.
CALLER: I'm very, very interested in your flow chart and I'm a veteran ofWorld War
II. My parents taught me never to lie. And so lies
are very important to. me. The big lie at the present time, I think, is that judges have the
right to make laws and I think you should be
more interested in that because that has more far-reaching effects on everything,
including what you're talking about. The big lie is that,
for example, in Roe v. Wade.
BROD: Caller, I'm sorry, but this is really way offthe subject ofwhat we're talking
about this morning. We're going to let you go and
try to stay on topic this morning. Burlington, Massachusetts, Democrat.
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CALLER: Hi, good morping, Robert Dreyfuss.
DREYFUSS: Good morning.
CALLER: Fantastic subject this morning. Very similar to really an awesome chapter in
the AI Franken book about lies and how that was
-- when that administration came in it seemed like they were really trying to warn them
about terrorist activities and they were trying to
ignore it and ignore it and put their own thing into place and I'm sorry I don't have the
book in front ofme, but it's a fantastic chapter
right next to which you're talking about and I think everybody should read it.
BROD: Have you read it, Mr. Dreyfuss?
DREYFUSS: I haven't read AI's book yet, but it's on my list ofNew Year's reading.
BROD: Greenville, South Carolina. Republican.
CALLER: Good morning, how are you?
BROD: Great.
CALLER: I think that his whole premise is ajoke. And I think that you're just trying to
grasp with straws to put down President Bush
who is doing a.greatjob by the way I might add.
BROD: Grasping at straws, Mr. Dreyfuss?
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