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Segment 1: Jeans On EMI Sumeet buys a pair of designer denims on EMI with disastrous consequences for him and hilarious ones for us. :)) Segment 2: Weird Stories Special News on Shiney Ahuja's strange life in Jail, Ekta's serial on him, Polo the Gorilla and his search for a mate, Geri Halliwell's kiss for the Nepal Prime Minister, and this is just the beginning - you will roll with laughter by the time we come to the cat with plaform shoes...Sumeet at his rocking Best. Unmissable. Segment 3: Obama's Dinner with Mahatma Gandhi We repeat our disclaimer - this video is not meant to cause disrespect to the Mahatma whom we hold in the highest esteem but we cannot promise the same for Obama. Is Obama justified in wishing for a dinner with the Mahatma? Is he fit to share the same table with the Great man? Find out and die laughing! Segment 4: Top 10 Reasons Why Marrying a Pillow is better than Marrying a Woman
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On the Listening Post this week, the US media divide over Obamas proposed healthcare reforms, and double standards for foreign and local journalists in Afghanistan. We begin this week by taking a look at Barack Obamas healthcare reform debate that is still raging through The American airwaves. It is less of a media debate than it is an all-out dogfight. The opposing views seem irreconcilable, the middle ground is shrinking to non-existent, and the mainstream media are not helping. Buzzwords like death panels, government takeover and slippery slope to socialism are all over the corporate media but where are the voices that helped get Obama elected and how are the big money lobbyists from the private health care interests and insurance companies using the media to get their views across? And what of the American public, who are caught up and confused in the crossfire? In part two Listening Posts Meenakshi Ravi reports on Afghanistan, and the dangers of reporting there, for journalists both foreign and local. On September 9th, a NATO team rescued a New York Times correspondent, Stephen Farrell, from his Taliban kidnappers. Farrells Afghan colleague, Sultan Munadi did not make it out live - and his body was abandoned by his would be rescuers. The story has been reported two ways in the west the focus was on the Times reporter and the British soldier who died in the shootout in Afghanistan, the story was about the reporter who died and whether the military raid was a good idea <b>...</b>
