well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think. by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours. and i think if you're young and you're up and coming and you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity time. because not only is that you in the corner at lincoln so absurd is really a magazine celebrity time i mean i mean you get your like a little kid you get your face in the corner until you get better it's the proverbial time out it's quite asinine to tell you the truth so fans of for two people you mention in the book if we if we get away from the level of things maybe disappointed to know that robert rodriguez going to terra to know seen as independent filmmaker is not that much differ

your co-c.e.o., yotam polizer, was actually on one of those visits not with this group, but with susan sarandon. >> yes. yes. >> and we have some pictures of that. >> so exciting, sure. yeah, she came to visit our site in berlin. we were so excited to have her join us. >> so, how did the bay area group come about? how did that visit come about? >> yeah. so, israaid's u.s. office is brand-new. we're based here in the bay area. our office is in palo alto. and one of the best parts about being here is the opportunity to bring interfaith trips to see our work in greece, germany, east africa. so with this trip, we decided to bring a group of rabbis and muslim leaders and make it an interfaith learning trip. and so we're really excited to be able to do that, and we hope to continue to do that with our presence here. >> rabbi marv, according to the literature i read, there were nine rabbis and three muslim leaders in your group. >> right. >> and some women, as well, right, leaders. >> right. actually there were six women and six men. the rabbis and the muslims, we ended up, over the course of time, co

who if you remember her for dead bad walking she is the character susan sarandon plays real life character real not new has fought against the death penalty and one of things up that has been reported that she said and this is out of the house the day i'm clicking my heels what i'm particularly delighted about is there's no loopholes we still got a bit of it into the pews and make it active but this is one of those things that say that it's it's no loopholes it's not just look at it it is definitive that life is the life. and that's you're going to have to now face that apocrypha it's powerful for the pope to come out and say this because let's also remember too for every mine people we put to death to the death penalty one innocent is too much you know it when you get into that conversation exactly and that's kind of what the pope is saying is that even if you make a mistake we are you know we are supposed to be the church of forgiveness and that's what that does and when you're talking about seventy million catholics in the u.s. about twenty two percent of the population that's going to

well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think. by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours and i think if you're young and you're up and coming in you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity time. because not only is that you in the corner at lincoln so absurd is what magazines liberties i know i mean i mean you get you're like a little kid you get your face in the corner until you get better it's the proverbial time out it's it's quite asinine to tell you the truth so fans of two people you mention in the book if we are if we get away from the level of things maybe disappointed to know that robert rodriguez going to terra to you know seen as independent filmmaker is not that muc

. >> cue the susan sarandon photo. >> cue the -- >> -- holding up the big "x" through the tpp. i say that because no matter who won with all due respect, tpp was never going to happen. hillary clinton was against it president trump was against it by the way, the democratic party has come against tpp i mean, it's very frustrating to listen to everybody say -- it was an easy win for president trump to say -- >> you're getting all worked up over this. >> i listen -- because over and over again i hear this criticism. >> i'm not susan sarandon, so ooum not defending her. >> but to say we should have stayed in the tpp, it wouldn't have happened. >> is donald trump saying i'm not doing anything unless the american people support it he's arguing against nafta i voted for nafta. my party didn't like it. labor didn't like it it's true that there's disagreements here but you expect a republican president to support trade and he's not and that's his decision. he wasn't influenced by susan sarandon he made a choice to say i'm going

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well i mean i'm sure that the men get a lot more leeway susan sarandon i think. by hollywood standards was kind of branded you know kind of kooky that's what they like to do if you have a personality or you have a specific point of view you're a kook or you're kind of unhinged. when it's ok to just be a person and have have a point of view it doesn't have to be anybody else's but it can be yours and i think if you're young and you're up and coming and you're making noise about gaza all of people above you will get very nervous because then you're going to get put in celebrity time. so what i mean is that you know in the corner at lincoln so absurd is really a magazine celebrity i mean i mean you get you're like a little kid you get your face in the corner until you get better it's the proverbial time out it's quite asinine to tell you the truth so friends of friends to people you mention in the book if we if we get away from the level of things maybe disappointed to know that robert rodriguez going to terra to you know seen as independent filmmaker is not that mu