"Larry Page submitted an application for residence under the Investor Plus Category on 3 November 2020," Immigration New Zealand said in an e-mailed statement on Saturday
on the planet. created by google cofounder. celebrities and people of influence to exchange ideas about the issues of the day. the agenda isn t public, so we don t know what they are talking about. it is designed for everyone to have a very good time. many on the guest list flew in on private jets. they parting partied on privath private jets. even president obama. although, the guest list is a closely guarded secret. we can t confirm the presence of anyone, other than the designer, diane. she posted on instagram.
following it and she joins us now. has there been any pushback? it s hard to think of a consumer product we would be okay with a company pushing on our children in schools but nobody seems to have noticed this. there is a building movement. what s most interesting and intriguing about it in the years that i ve been covering it is that it does cross some partisan and ideological lines. on the left with groups like the google transparency project campaign for accountability and some of the more vocal anti-corporatization of the school-type groups, they have been flagging it and trying to track down contracts and get more transparency and disclosure. on the right side of the aisle you have a lot of grassroot education reformers were most concerned about family and parental autonomy. and so when there are nuggets like there are in this latest report that talk about how sergey brin, the google cofounder s mother was advising
the next flight leaving from central sweden was supposed to be heading to the southwest coast but instead landed far north after passengers were told to board the wrong plane after their original flight was delayed due to weather. instead of hailing a cab used in may be hailing when in the sky. a google cofounder, larry page, revealing a flying taxi. the self flying vehicle can reach speeds of 110 mph meaning it would take you from midtown in new york to jfk airport in 10 minutes. it is being tested in new zealand. that is a great idea. jetsons are here. thank you for watching this hour of fox and friends first, see you here tomorrow, goodbye.