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NPR Host: Did Christians Move Churches After McVeigh?

Greg Hengler
Greg Hengler | August 22, 2010 8:12 PM
Here's NPR's Michel Martin (a female name) and Howard Kurtz on Sunday's "Reliable Sources." Kurtz adds that the mosque hub-bub is exactly that: not a legitimate news story. In fact, he is annoyed by it! This clip's a two-fer.
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