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Sunday, January 16, 2011
"60 Minutes" on January 16, 2011
The first story on "60 Minutes" on January 16, 2011 was on Jared Loughner. The second story was on Yemen [Recall also:“CBS ’60 Minutes’ Touts Saudi Terrorist Rehabilitation Program,” ]. 23 million people and at least 23 million guns. The third story was on gambling.
Last words of Loughner on a phone message (to Bryce Tierney): "Peace Out." Non-connective patterning in his poetry. Film: Waking Life.
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