George Clooney penned a letter to the Daily Mail and other publications about "real-world consequences" as he plead with them to not post photos of his kids.
charlottesville? the first amendment can only be extended as far as it doesn t hurt or infringe on other obviously, if violence is an issue, the government has a compelling interest to break up that people are peaceful, nobody disagrees with that. the police haveรง a hard job, ty are actually there with all due respect to our law enforcement, they are there protecting our rights, whether they agree with us or not, to assemble and have it s hard to place it on law enforcement, they are caught between a very fine line. when speech rolls over and crowds become unruly, it happens very quickly. they are protecting rights and all of a sudden they are there to protect our personal freedom from violence and crime. they tried to do the right thing, they are ultimately the protectors of our constitutional rights. we saw this a generation ago, it
because, remember, president trump didn t really fully divest his own business interest. you have steve schwartz from blackstone who is a ceo adviser to the president who, by the way, got $20 billion in permanent capital from the saudis right after their trip. so there s concern that they are self-dealing or enriching the business partners from the president. and that could put a cloud over the proposition, even if they are good ones. here s another concern. i like this. nancy pelosi mentioned it today. air traffic controllers are relatively well paid. they are government employees and very highly stressed. this is a hard, hard job. did you know ali is a pilot? sort of a pilot. but if the efficiencies that the private sector brings in, what if that is a way to push wages
videos used the slogan and you thought your job was tough. it is a dangerous job that s difficult to do without criticism. today, the baltimore police department is working hard to improve its relations with those whom it serves posting photos of outreach efforts and successful busts on twitter. it s an effort of which the mayor is proud. i think baltimore has had a very challenging history when it comes to the black community and the police department. we ve done a lot of work and made a lot of progress. but for many in this city these efforts do little in the wake of videos such as these showing officer brutality, punching hitting. residents say it s all too common. freddie gray isn t the only one they beat up in these past two weeks. in 2014 it was reported the city paid more than $5.7 million in judgments and settlements for alleged police misconduct since 2011.
days to serve in as a police officer? it s tough. fully job no matter where you re at in law enforcement is a dangerous, hard job. the majority of our officers are very professional highly motivated, highly trained. they enjoy what they do, enjoy serving the citizens of baltimore. but it is a tough job. but they go out every day and do their job. do you think the delay in getting answers as to what happened to freddie gray might make it more difficult for officers to do their job because the community doesn t trust them or is eyeing them with suspicion? people are worried there s going to be a cover-up. i think that does factor in. but d.o.j. is not going to be cover up anything. i think it s a mistake for them to think the baltimore police department is going to cover up anything the independent commission the state s attorney s office i don t know one police officer that wants to work with a bad cop. our thanks to gene ryan for