那俺就吹毛求疵一下。。

读得很流利！！

也许应该把速度稍微减一下，因为在还有些口音的时候，读得太快会让听的人感觉有些累。：）

发音上，同意文青，主要是r发音的问题。

再稍微注意一下连读的问题。

纯属吹毛求疵。中国人读这么好这么流利，很棒啦！

This is FRESH AIR. I'm Terry Gross. The Internet was invented in the U.S., but we've fallen behind other countries in terms of access（可连读） and speed. Our service is more expensive than in any of those（元音o发得不到位） countries. Why? That's one of the questions my guest, David Cay Johnston, tries to answer in his new book, "The Fine Print."

It's about how many corporations have worked the regulatory system to their advantage and how that affects things ranging from（注意一下m发音） the service you receive to the state of（可连读） our infrastructure. He also examines（音节miss掉，读成exam了） the fees that banks and phone companies have added over the years that have made your bills incrementally larger but have added up（可连读） to big money for corporations.

Johnston was a reporter for the New York Times for 13（听着是30） years, where he covered the tax system. In 2001, he won a （可连读）Pulitzer Prize for his coverage of （可连读）tax and equities and loopholes. He's now the board president of Investigative Reporters and Editors Incorporated and teaches at Syracuse University College of （应该发成v音）Law.

David Cay Johnston, welcome back to FRESH AIR.