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Alwaleed bin Talal

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This Saudi prince is perhaps best known for offering $10 million to help rebuild New York after the 9/11 after stating that the attack was caused by US policies in the midlle east. Alwaleed's offer was turned down by Rudy Guiliani, an act that won Rudy praise from Fox News, the parent company of which Alwaleed now owns 7 percent, a fact which appears to be having some effect on how Saudi-related news is being presented on Fox.




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