May 14, 2013
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3:41Now Playing"FBI agents were called to the Michigan home of a Saudi student who was spotted walking around with a pressure cooker — only to learn that he was using it to bring food to his friend's house."*
A Saudi student was questioned by the FBI because he was carrying a pressure cooker, which alarmed neighbors. It turned out that he was cooking rice. Is this an example of profiling and the problems with "See something, say something" or was this a real concern? Ana Kasparian and John Iadarola discuss.
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