ago fun to see coolio shorn. and each one native tribes who are living in harmony with their environment and no contact with the rest of the world. however at the big. the texaco workers decided to they gave them. when they had finished eating they took the bus and left. this isn't it because they say that was negotiated for a bowl of rice and. when you know. in the beginning everything looked great big machines but open roads in the jungle but then the pollution appeared. the biodiversity disappeared everything died because there were fires burning day and night. to go near the smoke stacks fall into the talks of tanks. i began to fall ill from endless as we didn't know if. we had shamans that cured with her but with the arrival of oil companies came many unknown diseases shamans tried to cure them but they couldn't because those diseases had just arrived. things. i've. just. learned before the arrival of the oil companies we could drink the river water but now we can only drink from a spring because the rivers

>> coolio is a fan, by the way. >> a rap singer who helped me present my mother-in-law's relish this year who rhymed relish with fetish. [laughter] it was really a high for me as a broadcaster. but there's a far higher burden on it now given -- i'm glad you think newspapers are healthy. my new york times looks anorexic because it's not getting the advertising it needs. >> it looks about the way it looks when bernstein and woodward were at "the washington post" doing what they did, and "the new york times" was doing amazing work on the pentagon papers. >> you mean, the advertisers fled? >> no, i'm talking about the news hole. it's always a trick to look at the graphs, right? everybody goes, oh, you know, there were 1400 people at the l.a. times x number of years ago, but i'm not just saying, oh, we don't need to worry that now there are only 550, but i am saying that there is plenty of good work left at these newspapers, and we shouldn't just judge by whether it's -- >> oh, no. oh, no, absolutely. the reporting and the depth of it is superb, but my point was geffen the fact that -- gi

. >> coolio, a rap singer helped me present my mom's recipe and rhymed the word relish with fetish.[laughter] it was really a high for me as a broadcaster but there is a far greater burden on us now given i'm sure you fill newspapers are healthy. my "new york times" in the morning when i picked it up looks anorexic because it's not getting the advertising -- >> it looks about the way it looked when bernstein and word were at the "washington post" doing what they did and "the new york times" was doing amazing work and talking about the news hole. it's always a trick to look at the grass. burba pieces there were 1400 people with the la times x number of years ago but if you look back a few more years i'm not saying we don't need to worry now that there are only 550, but i am saying there is plenty of good work left at these newspapers and we shouldn't just judged by whether it is a telephone -- >> absolutely, the reporting and the depth of it is superb, but my point was given the fact that our responsibility now at npr has shifted over the years in ways that i never could have predict

>> coolio is a fan, by the way. >> a rap singer who helped me present my mother-in-law's recipe this year, and the man rhymed relish with fetish. [laughter] it was really a high for me as a broadcaster. but nonetheless, there's a far greater burden on us now given i'm glad you feel that newspapers are healthy. my new york times in the morning when i pick it up with my pinky looks anorexic because it's not getting the advertising that it needs. >> it looks about the way it looks when bernstein and woodward were at "the washington post" doing what they did and npr, i mean, "the new york times" was doing amazing work on the pentagon papers. >> the advertiser's flood? >> no, the news hole. oh, you know, there were 1400 people at the l.a. times x number of years ago, but if you look back just a few years, i'm not saying we don't need to worry that now there are only 550, but there is plenty of good work left at these newspapers. we shouldn't just judge by whether it's as big as a telephone -- >> oh, no. absolutely, the depth of it is superb. my point was given the fact that our responsibi