Should we record the voices of these "callers" to identify who they are?

[norml]

I'm watching Dr.Helen Caldicott on C-Span2 right now.

It's a call in show and an earlier "caller" was identified by a later caller who recognized his voice as that of an aid to Dick Cheney.

It does seem like the While House has their best propagandists lined up to call in when they have someone they really want to pile on.

Their identities could be known by voice prints.

Shouldn't we record the voices of these "callers" to show that they use the same people all the time?

[norml]

1. I don't have the equipment to do it myself, but such equipment does exist.

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... as speaker verification, which Health Net uses, can add another level of security to self-service by positively identifying callers based on their voice prints ...

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... as speaker verification, which Health Net uses, can add another level of security to self-service by positively identifying callers based on their voice prints ...

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... An edentiti includes biometrics of face and voice prints, secrets such as pin numbers and identifiers of things the individual owns, such as phone numbers. ...

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[bananas]

2. Does c-span use caller id?

Brian Lamb: "We have another call from Karl Rove"

Karl Rove (disguising voice): "No! It's not me! I mean it's not Karl Rove! I'm Mr. Smith!"

Brian Lamb: "You were Mr. Smith last week."

Karl Rove: "Uh, right, I forgot, I'm Mr. Jones this week!"

[ecoflame]

3. Dr. Caldicott can hold her own

I've watched her on CSPAN before. She's plenty feisty.

[tinfoilinfor2005]

4. My three year old grandson answers the phone and recognizes

every voice as we play the game "Who am I?." (It's grandma, it's aunt so and so or uncle so and so). A voice is like a finger print and should be pretty easy to identify. I say yes.