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David Pakman Tries Calling UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi About Pepper Spray
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November 22, 2011
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4:42Now Playing--Occupy Wall Street protesters at UC Davis in California are pepper sprayed en masse at point blank range, and we look at video and pictures of the incident, call UC Davis Chancellor Linda Katehi to ask her if she plans to resign, talk about former poet Laureate Robert Hass being clubbed by police at UC Berkeley, and consider whether New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's Sunday night terror press conference was simply political strategy to distract from criticism regarding how he has handled Occupy Wall Street protesters.
--On the Bonus Show: EU bans claim that water prevents dehydration, drunk driver arrested after crash while wearing "I'm a Drunk" tshirt, Texas drought exposes graves, Pakistan text bans, more.
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