harper's magazine uh writer charles glass has gotten his hands on some videos from uh private contractorsullets land, but the overall idea is god, they have such an enormous disregard for the civil. the laws don't apply to us, get out of our way, and in chi, i wonder why the iraqies hated us, you're not convinced yet, wait. you see the second video right in the beginning, one of these guys is going to run over a civilian and then everybody's just going to roll on by like nothing happened. oh my god, oh my god, just and they just keep on rolling. g, i wonder why the iraqies didn't like us, i can't quite figure it out. maybe it was our enormous disregard for their lives, like we didn't. الشركات الامنيه اللي دخلت مع قوات الاحتلال وغيرها كان لها تاثير سيء ومسيء جدا وبعض الاعتقالات وبعض كثير من القضايا اللي حدثت للشعب العراقي من خلال تواجد الامريكان جاءوا بشركه بلاك وتر ومعها شركات عديده طبعا من شركات الامن الخاصه فبدات تتدخل في الشان العراقي وتم المجتمع وتعيث في الارض فسادا وتشكل جماعات مقاتله وتقوم باعمال ارهابيه كتصفيه الشخصيات وتصفيه الكوادر واحداث التمزق الاجتماعي واحداث التفجيرات والاغتي

this time charles tracy's husband, broke the car window on her while she was sitting in the car. tracy's body was covered with broken glassed outside the house, the police got involved and the court issued. restraining order against charles for two years. however, during this period of two years, charles repeatedly violated the court's order, and each time tracy's complaint did not result in anything. charles even threatened to kill her once, but the police did not do anything about it. a few months later, when tracy was at home with her child, her husband charles entered their residence. tracy called the police. charles stabbed tracy's neck, throat and chest with knife. at this moment, a police officer arrived, but charles, without fear, kicked tracy in the head with another hard blow. tracy was now lying on the ground in her own blood, but the police still did not react. charles was about to attack tracy who was sleeping on the stretcher of the emergency team, but this time the police stopped watching and finally arrested charles after he had inflicted multiple stabbings and hittings to tracy's head several times. tracy

this time charles tracy's husband broke the car window on her while she was sitting in the car. tracy's body was covered with broken glass. this time, because the crime happened outside the house, the police got involved, and the court issued a restraining order against charles for two years. however, during this. period of two years, charles repeatedly violated the court's order, and each time tracy's complaint did not result in anything. charles even threatened to kill her once, but the police did not do anything about it. a few months later, when tracy was at home with her child, her husband charles entered their residence. tracy called the police. charles stabbed tracy's neck, throat, and chest with knife. at this moment, a police officer arrived, but charles without. kicked tracy in the head with another hard blow. tracy was now lying on the ground in her own blood, but the police still did not react. charles was about to attack tracy, who was sleeping on the strength. the emergency team, but this time the police stopped watching and finally arrested charles after he had inflicted multiple stabbings and hittings to

charles: i was looking agent that. joe, you've been washing us about this.. -- warning us about this. most of our economists are rose-colored glass shooter, but you're a straight shooter, and we need that lance -- balance, i think. >> thank you very much. charles: the a.i. revolution, believe it or not, it has a legs, right? so where are the opportunities now? matt caruso's here to break it down, particularly the energy side of this. who's going to win out? will it ma? -- can matter? he's got a stock that say, don't worry, we'll have it covered either way. we'll be right back. ♪ - when did doing business become more about culture wars and less about well, business? some companies today bring politics into the boardroom, then into our living rooms. that's why i use spotlight reports from 1792 exchange. here, i can search more than 2,000 companies, to see if they care more about divisive social issues than about running a sound business. isn't it time we got back to the business of business? learn the risk to your company or family at 1792exchange.com. doctor box, there were many failed attempts to fix my teeth. i retouched all my

same way i'd spend money on movie tickets or a nice glass of wine but be prepared to lose it because the house wins even if it's on your phone. charlestable i stop when i lost the amount of money i would have paid on the drink but i think it's a very good point. this is really sad because it's based on the studies it's hitting lower income households the hardest that are already struggling but i will make the point that look if this is going to be happening anyway, people are going to be seeking out those opportunities, and it is good in some respects that there's some regulations around it like we don't take alcohol away from people. we just say hey, you know, use it responsibly so it's a tough line to straddle. charles: all right, one of the problems real quick and one minute to go, a remarkable study showing how many men just dropped out, not educated, not in the workforce, 20-24, a global epidemic. what's happening there? >> i just don't think that we are fostering enough of young men saying you know, yes, you are not the problem, right? it's always the opposite messaging and just like we're doing with women. we need to foster mo

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