David Sanger

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US foils Iranian assassination plot

Conflict & Justice

David Sanger, chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times, gives more details on the foiled plot. Sanger can be heard on WQXR’s weekly program, The Washington Report.

The World

American hikers freed from Iranian prison

Conflict & Justice
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Analyzing Obama and Boehner’s Dueling Speeches

Global Politics
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Democrats and Republicans aim for budget deal in 10 days

Global Politics
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Gates to Hand Defense Post Over to Panetta

Conflict & Justice
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Bin Laden Death a Significant US Milestone

Arts, Culture & Media

The U.S. has achieved its original mission in Afghanistan — to find and kill bin Laden. To mark this historic moment, we talk with two veteran reporters who’ve been covering the story from day one: reporters David Sanger and Rod Nordland.

The World

US and Allies Seek Safe Haven for Gadhafi

Global Politics

David Sanger, chief Washington correspondent for The New York Times, explains the complicated business of seeking haven for a dictator.

The World

How Iran’s Election Affects the Mideast Peace Process

Global Politics

How does Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s reelection as Iran’s president affect the bargaining position of Israel? Joining The Takeaway to analyze this is David Sanger, Chief Washington Correspondent, and Aaron David Miller, former advisor to the Middle East.

The World

Good enough for America, good enough for GM

Global Politics

President Obama outlined a plan to salvage the auto industry, a plan that some see as one step closer to nationalization. David Sanger joins us this morning to discuss the auto industry, President Obama’s plan, and the specter of nationalization.

The World

U.S. loses global popularity contest in face of economic crisis

The sinking economy now ranks among the top security threats to the U.S. For what this means for our reputation and our safety, we are joined by David Sanger.