NPR's Inskeep: Many Pakistanis Feel 'Deeply Insecure'...

Name: NPR's Inskeep: Many Pakistanis Feel 'Deeply Insecure'...
Uploaded: 2011-06-13T22:00:00Z
Duration: P494S
Description: After Osama bin Laden's death, NPR's Steve Inskeep returned to Pakistan, a country he's been covering for nearly a decade. He found that many there are losing confidence in the future and wondering if the country can be truly independent when it gets billions in U.S. aid. Margaret Warner speaks with the Morning Edition co-host.

Clip: 06/13/2011 | 8m 14s

After Osama bin Laden's death, NPR's Steve Inskeep returned to Pakistan, a country he's been covering for nearly a decade. He found that many there are losing confidence in the future and wondering if the country can be truly independent when it gets billions in U.S. aid. Margaret Warner speaks with the Morning Edition co-host.

Aired: 06/13/11

Rating: NR

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