Weekly Wrap: No Deal With North Korea, 'The Big Money', T-Pain

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🗓️ 1 March 2019

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

It's Friday. Sam's "got money in the bank" with NPR correspondents Elise Hu and Eyder Peralta. President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un walked away from the negotiating table without a deal this week. Does the "no deal" option have the broadest support? Tensions remain high in Venezuela as President Nicolas Maduro tries to retain office amid a push for a change of government in the country. Plus, how a Native American tribe's massive casino-profit payouts shape the lives of its membership.

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0:00.0	Hey y'all, this is Sam's like daddy.
0:02.5	This week on the show, NPR Correspondence Elise Hue in Ada Peralta.
0:08.8	Alright, let's start the show.
0:12.8	Hey y'all, from NPR, I'm Sam Sanders.
0:15.0	It's been a minute, happy weekend to my guest,
0:18.2	Ada Peralta, International Correspondence for NPR,
0:21.0	based in Nairobi, Kenya, but just spent some time in Venezuela.
0:24.1	Hey Sam.
0:24.8	And Elise Hue, recovering correspondent from abroad.
0:28.9	Here at NPR West, but formerly of South Korea.
0:31.6	Gotta note, all of us today have spent time in Texas.
0:34.4	Elise and I claim Texas, Ada not so much.
0:37.2	I married into Texas.
0:38.4	Okay, that'll work.
0:39.6	He's Texan in law.
0:40.7	Yes, that's right.
0:41.6	But he's from Florida, and we're joined in studio
0:45.0	by another person from Florida, T-Pain.
0:53.1	I'm playing T-Pain this week, and this class six long
0:55.5	by you would drink because T-Pain won a singing contest.
0:59.0	When?
0:59.7	This week.
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