Hello and welcome to this late political gab fest for the 9th of April.

I'm John Dickerson here with David Plotz in Washington.

Emily Bazelon is up in the planetarium in New Haven.

We're going to start today with the Iraqi –

Did you mean planetarium or planetarium?

Well, actually, I meant arboretum because of the plant behind you, but then I thought a

planetarium would be a cooler place for you to be.

That would be cool.

But now the tapestry of magic that I've woven for our listeners has been totally shredded

by you.

You can just do the whole show today.

You're already on a roll.

I know. It's not on a roll. I know.

It's not drinking.

That's the thing.

My brain is much more supple than it used to be.

So anyway, the first topic is going to be the WikiLeaks video of the 2007 shooting in Iraq that killed two Reuters' employees, along with several other Iraqi civilians. The second

will be the Confederacy and the battle over the role of slavery in the civil war that took

place in Virginia when the governor there declared April the month to celebrate Confederate history.

And then the third topic will be an FCC ruling about net neutrality

that Emily will help us understand. Let's start first, though, with this extraordinary

video that was put together, that by itself was amazing, this bootlegged, pirated, secret

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