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![]() "tommyknocker" wrote in message ... Apparently not. Prince Bandar of Saudi Arabia noted that W only gets news from domestic (US) TV news and from his advisors. He's said that his advisors tell him everything he needs to know. Considering that both his dad and Clinton listened to shortwave on a regular basis (I believe each had a 7600) W is certainly not well informed. "A blind man in a room of deaf people" -Paul O'Neill on W and his advisors. There's a story going around that both Eisenhower and Kennedy had a Hallicrafters SX-62 installed on their respective planes. I don't know if they did any SWLing. They may have just used the radio to listen to local AM or FM stations as they traveled around. Johnson had a stack of TVs, each tuned to a different channel. I like the idea that a president might check the media reports, even if it's just to see if the public is getting the story right or not. Frank Dresser |
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