I subscribe to Audible.com cause it eases my morning and evening commute, giving me the chance to get caught up on shows and books that I wouldn't otherwise be able to read. This week's Fresh Air strikes me as being extremely important, so check it out either on Audible.com or the NPR web site.

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> Hello Audible Subscriber, > The latest edition of your subscription, Fresh Air, David Cay Johnston, is waiting for you in the My Library section of audible.com Go to http://www.audible.com/recentsubscriptions/ to listen or transfer the audio file. > > In this edition: > Journalist David Cay Johnston on this edition of Fresh Air. He won a Pulitzer Prize in 2001 for his investigative reporting in The New York Times. His new book is Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super Rich - and Cheat Everybody Else. Johnston was hired by the Times to cover taxes, and he approached it like an ongoing investigation. In his new book he writes, "I was especially surprised to find that some of the biggest tax breaks for the rich are not even in the tax code and that the IRS was completely unaware of many widely used tax fraud schemes. But what surprised me more than anything was the realization that our tax system now levies the poor, the middle class and even the upper-middle class to subsidize the rich..." (Broadcast Date: January 7, 2004) > > If you'd like to discontinue this notification, go to http://www.audible.com/mysubscriptionemails/. > > If you have any questions, don't hesitate to call our customer service department at (888) 283-5051 or send us email at customer_service@audible.com. > > STATUS CHANGES: > The email was sent to cecline (ccline@msn.com) > > If you prefer not to receive email from us, or you got this in error, please send an email to remove@audible.com from the email address you want removed. >
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