New Mexico in Focus; New Mexico In Focus: Interview with Martin Heinrich

Oh, okay, okay. I had this week, Congressman Martin Heinrich talks about the federal budget economic development and why he wants to be New Mexico's next senator. Plus, Daniel Ellsberg was once dubbed the most dangerous man in America for leaking the Pentagon papers. His lessons for us today on government transparency. New Mexico and focus starts now, sorry about that, sure, sure, sure. And three, two, and one. New Mexico and focus starts now. We're right on. Long before WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, there was Daniel Ellsberg.

He infamously copied hundreds of classified documents during the Vietnam War and then released them to the media, now known as the Pentagon papers. They helped to shine a new light on the motivations for the U.S. involvement in Vietnam and in the end contributed to the downfall of President Richard Nixon. I had this week on the Mexico and focus an exclusive interview with the most dangerous man himself, what he has to say to future journalists about the need to balance government secrecy with the public's right to know, plus how you learn more about Ellsberg's story right here on your PBS Airwaves. Also ahead this week, he's a religious leader in one of the most violent cities in the world. NMI have corresponded, David Alire Garcia sits down with the Bishop of Juarez, Mexico, for

a conversation about his role in what is becoming an increasingly more and more chaotic community. But up first, the 2012 election season is officially in full swing. One of New Mexico's most high profile campaigns will be the race to replace outgoing U.S. Senator Jeff Binghamen. That representative, Martin Heirich, has officially thrown in his hat in the ring and this week he sits down with Gwyneth Dolan to talk about why he wants to run and how he hopes to fix the federal budget. Yeah, that sounds good. Absolutely. There was one in particular about that about it. Oh, okay. Yeah. Next up there, okay, right here on your PBS Airwaves, okay. All right. Okay.

Okay. Okay. I said it's good. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I'm going to need an increase. Long before WikiLeaks and Julian Assange, there was Daniel Ellsberg. He infamously copied hundreds of classified documents during the Vietnam War and then released them to the media. Now known as the Pentagon Papers, they helped to shine a new light on the motivations for the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War and in the end contributed to the downfall of President Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon, Richard Nixon, all right, God. I was the worst when I wasn't fond of him since transcripts then he had to be a

wharfer. I used the hands of the U.S. a balanced government secrecy with the public's right to know, plus how you can learn more about Ellsberg's story right here in your PBS Airwaves. Also, ahead this week, he's a religious leader in one of the most violent cities in the world, NMI of cars, come on, Gene. NMI of cars, I didn't. I, yeah, absolutely, absolutely. Dang it. I think you're right.

Okay, that's a good tip. Thanks, Kathy. Okay, that sounds, that's, that's a good tip. Long before Wikileaks and Julian Assange, there was Daniel Ellsberg. He infamously copied hundreds of classified documents during the Vietnam War and then released them to the media. Now known as the Pentagon Papers, they helped to shine a new light on the motivations for the U.S. involvement in the Vietnam War and in the end contributed to the downfall of President Richard Nixon. It had this week on a Mexico and focus an exclusive interview with the most dangerous man himself. What he has to say to future journalists about the need to balance government secrecy with the public's right to know, plus how you can learn more about Ellsberg's story right here on your PBS Airwaves. Also, ahead this week, he's a religious leader in one of the most violent cities in the world,

NMI of cars bonded David Aliregaard Sia, sits down with the Bishop of Juarez, Mexico for a conversation about his role in what is becoming an increasingly a more and more chaotic community. But up first, the 2012 election season is officially in full swing. One of New Mexico's most high-profile campaigns will be the race to replace outgoing U.S. Senator Jeff Binghamon. Current Representative Martin Hyruk has officially thrown in his hat. In this week, he sits down with Gwyneth Dolan to talk about why he wants to run in how he hopes to fix the federal budget. OK. Sure. OK. Including some spittle gobb flying there. Wa, wa, wa, wa all right. And the Mexican focus is committed to bringing you the most important part of the

UNI, the UNI. We're currently working on scheduling sit-down interviews with the other Senate candidates as well, including GOP front runner Heather Wilson. Look for those interviews in the coming weeks and follow the show throughout the week on Facebook and Twitter. Just search for the screen name and them in focus. This month on K&M, you can also relive a key moment in U.S. history, the leaking of the Pentagon papers during the Vietnam War. The man behind the leaking of those classified government documents was Daniel Ellsberg and POV has a new documentary that takes a look back at what led up to his decision and its

impact on the war and President Richard Nixon. Here's just a taste of the POV documentary, the most dangerous man in America. Yeah, yeah, I feel better doing that again to show what was the bobble, clap, clap, clap. I think it was too, yeah, okay. The Mexican focus is committed to bringing, I'm sorry, my fault is committed. Not committing committed. New Mexico in focus is committed to bringing you the most informed and in-depth coverage

of the 2012 elections, we're currently working on scheduling sit-down interviews with the other Senate candidates, including GOP front runner Heather Wilson. Start for those interviews in the coming weeks and follow the show throughout the week on Facebook and Twitter. Just search for the screen name and M in focus. This month on K&M, you can also relive a key moment in U.S. history, the leaking of the Pentagon papers during the Vietnam War. The man behind those leaking papers. Oh dear me. You know, the host was leaking that night when we were interviewing him. I'm sorry, I moved. Am I still okay? Okay. Wow. All right. New Mexico in focus is committed to bringing you the most informed and in-depth coverage

of the 2012 elections, we're currently working on scheduling sit-down interviews with the other Senate candidates as well, including GOP front runner Heather Wilson. Look for those interviews in the coming weeks and follow the show throughout the week on Facebook and Twitter. Just search for the screen name and M in focus. This month on K&M, you can also relive a key moment in U.S. history, the leaking of the Pentagon papers during the Vietnam War. The man behind the leaking of those classified government documents was Daniel Ellsberg. And POV has a new documentary that takes a look back at what led up to his decision and its impact on the war and President Richard Nixon. Here's just a taste of the POV documentary, The Most Dangerous Man in America. Way better. Okay. That POV documentary, The Most Dangerous Man in America, airs a week from Saturday,

April 30th at 7pm here on K&M. You can find out more about that showing or any of our other PBS programs by logging on to canemy.org and clicking on the schedule page. K&M and I had the honor of talking with Daniel Ellsberg this week from San Francisco. We were even joined by an ethics class from the University of New Mexico. We talked about the movie, His Story, and how it parallels the recent WikiLeaks controversy in the jailings of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Okay. Okay. Okay. That POV documentary, The Most Dangerous Man in America, airs a week from Saturday, April 30th at 7pm here on K&M.

You can find out more about that showing or any other program by logging on to canemy.org and clicking on the schedule page. I had the honor of talking with Daniel Ellsberg this week from San Francisco. We were even joined by an ethics class from the University of New Mexico. We talked about the movie, His Story, and how it parallels the recent WikiLeaks controversy in jailings of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Yeah, that even, what did I do there? I pitched on something. Ah, okay. I know what happened. Okay. Ooh, okay. Good catch, okay. Okay. There was something else I skipped over there too, so I can't remember what it was, but... Oh, any other PBS programs, that's what it was.

I skipped right over that. That's right. That POV documentary, The Most Dangerous Man in America, airs a week from Saturday, April 30th at 7pm here on K&M. You can find out more about that showing, or any of... Oh, jean, any... Right. No, it's fine the way it is. It was me. It's okay. Damn it. Find out more about that showing, or any of our other PBS programs, any of our other PBS programs. Okay. That POV... Nope. In the prompt, it didn't even move. That's an early screw up. Right. That POV documentary, The Most Dangerous Man in America, airs a week from Saturday,

April 30th at 7pm here on K&M. You can find out more about that showing, or any of our other PBS programs, by logging on to canemy.org, and clicking on the schedule page. I had the honor of talking with Daniel Ellsberg this week from San Francisco. We were even joined by an ethics class from the University of New Mexico. We talked about the movie, His Story, and how it parallels the recent WikiLeaks controversy in the jailing of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange. Okay. Brother. Okay. I like the Pentagon papers or the crew. Oh, no, I saw that. I saw that. Yeah. Again, you can see that POV documentary on Daniel Ellsberg on canemy, Saturday, April 30th from 7 to 8.30pm.

And let us know what you think about his decision to link the Pentagon papers, or the current WikiLeaks controversy. Just shoot us an email at, in focus, at canemy.org, or give us a call. Here at the station at 277-1246, that's 277-1246. On to other news now, the Catholic Bishop of Suidad, Duarez lives and works in the middle of a raging turf battle among rival drug cartels in Mexico's most violent city. But, as NMIF correspondent David Ellyrey Garcia learned, the Bishop manages to stay calm and true to his faith, despite the tragedy playing out all around him. Yes. Suidad? Suidad? Suidad? Suidad? Because I had a moment of doubt. The second I went to say it, Suidad. Okay. Suidad. You're right. Suidad, Suidad, Duarez, Suidad. See?

Not bad. Not bad. Suidad, Suidad, Suidad, Duarez lives and works in the middle of a raging turf battle. Suidad, Suidad, Duarez lives and works in the middle of a raging turf battle. Again, you can see that POV documentary on Daniel Ellsberg on Canami on Saturday, April 30th from 7 to 8.30pm. And let us know what you think about his decision to leak the Pentagon papers or the current WikiLeaks controversy. Just shoot us an email at infocusacanami.org or give us a call at 277-1246. That's 277-1246. On to other news now, the Catholic Bishop, oh shit. Can we get Bishop right? I saw it in my eye and it was like, Suidad.

Bishop, not Suidad. Oh, dear me. Okay. Sorry about that. Golly. Geez. That's embarrassing. Right. I can't even imagine what this guy goes through this bishop. I can't, oh. That's a hero right there. Again, you can see that POV documentary on Daniel Ellsberg on Canami Saturday, April 30th from 7 to 8.30pm. And let us know what you think about his decision to leak the Pentagon papers or the current WikiLeaks controversy. Just shoot us an email at infocusacanami.org or give us a call at 277-1246. That's 277-1246. On to other news now, the Catholic Bishop of Juarez lives and works in the middle of a raging turf battle among rival drug cartels in Mexico's most violent city.

But, as NMI have corresponded, David Ellyray Garcia learned the bishop manages to stay calm and sure to his faith despite the tragedy playing out all around him. Okay. Way better. Way better. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let me stand up straight. That'll be better. Okay. Now, hang on, just like we're making sure our youngest citizens have the tools they need to succeed in school and beyond. Canami. Okay. Okay. Okay. That's all the time we have for this week's show. We'll be back again next Friday with another public square special focusing on the issue of early childhood developments with leaders from the way. No, Gene.

Don't try to rescue it. Just stop. I know. Right. Exactly. And I saw that as the next line came up, there was no period. It was like there's no way. There's no way. Oh, God. That's all the time we have for this week's show. We'll be back again next week with another public square special focusing on the issue of early childhood development. Leaders from the world of government, education, business, and more will gather to talk about the state's future blueprint for making sure our youngest citizens have the tools they need to succeed in school and beyond. That's Friday night at seven on the Mexico and focus. So until next time, thanks for watching and remember to always stay enchanted. Was that okay? Okay. I can live with it if you can. Okay. Okay.

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