How to pronounce “haug” in English

Because the late Charles Haughey, met me on the podium in Paris.

And the late Charles Haughey came out of a meeting with his Aran sweater on him, a pair of Aran slippers.

They're not haughty. They're not terribly cerebral.

So who is Gary Haugen?

He's haughty. He's a jerk.

He was not haughty, he was not arrogant, he did not disrespect other people.

But getting back to the Charles Haughey thing.

And of course, Charles Haughey was waiting for me there, for the plane, with a fabulous welcoming.

And then, Simon Hauger, who's the principal, goes and says, oh, actually, this guy goes to schools every day and he notices that kids aren't happy

At one massacre site, Haugen rolled back the decaying body of a woman, and found the corpse of her child beneath her."

GARY A. HAUGEN: Well, I didn't plan to come to Google to get razzed about my hair, but I guess you just don't know what to expect.

GARY A. HAUGEN: Yeah, great question.

GARY A. HAUGEN: Yeah, well, one of things I'm hoping technology will do is just sort of shrink the world in terms of awareness, right?

GARY A. HAUGEN: Absolutely.

GARY A. HAUGEN: Yeah, no, we haven't had the opportunity of the poverty lab at MIT that actually did a really fantastic project

GARY A. HAUGEN: Yeah.

GARY A. HAUGEN: Yes.

GARY A. HAUGEN: I'd love to.

GARY A. HAUGEN: Absolutely.

And thank you for tuning in to a very special Talks at Google with Hong Kong Olympian Siobhan Haughey.

When I first went to Norway, and it was called Haugastol, a very small village.

He lives in a really, really small village in the North part of Iceland called Hauganes.

And today, I am privileged to introduce its founder and CEO Gary Haugen.

By reminding us that basic legal protections are not a privilege but a universal right, Gary Haugen has issued a moral call

Perfect. GARY A. HAUGEN: Thank you.

During that year, 1987, the general election put Fianna Fail into office with Charles Haughey as Taoiseach.

thrown at them and so, there are these different ways of interpreting it. There was the, there's another person in my book, John Haught, who's a Catholic theologian at Georgetown; he would