i hope everyone is clear on that. probljectsworking on on islam? no. education reform. we have not ventured into any social stuff or into too much foreign policy type things, so nothing on islam currently. any thoughts on why so many wealthy entrepreneurs are liberal? i do not know. in silicon valley, they kind of our common-law but i do not know if entrepreneurs are liberal. it seems like many businessmen to come cronies of government. you see many people make the thomas and is in turn where they enter as entrepreneurs and become political entrepreneurs. uber.ee that with h six months ago we were cheering them, but they have totally made the turn to go a political entrepreneur. after they go into these cities, they start to cut deals with local governments where they make regulations, and if they them,ford to adhere to you see a lot of these may starturs, they out one way, but they are in it for their business first and foremost. i do not fault them for, but i do not lik
and the national league. her husband stands accused letting their baby die in a sweltering car. she has not been called a suspect. now some pundits are starting to question what explains some of her actions that day? good afternoon, everyone, welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper. while most american kids his age are learning to drive or working at terribly paying jobs, this 15-year-old of florida is under house arrest in israel as we speak, bruised, nursing broken bones, his family says. tarek is an american citizen, palestinian american. take a look at his face. israeli police allegedly did this to him. a camera reportedly caught officers unleashing a beating on the team thursday. that s him on the ground held down, punched, kicked. the israelis say he was hurling rocks at officers amid a crowd of protesters. he is now out on bail ordered to stay under house arrest for more than a week. when he got out, reporters asked him why police got so violent with him? i don t kn
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