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a moot point is to what extent. and the new power in egypt tensions remain high despite the u.s. supporting the country's journey to democracy some political experts warn it could be a recipe for disaster. and was largely funded by western money and now many egyptians are looking for independence from foreign influence. our interview with u.s. congressman ron paul he told. me that washington was largely to blame for the shortcomings of the mubarak regime and was behind the revolution that toppled him. congressman ron paul is talking to us here in washington d.c. about the situation in egypt the future of the conservative movement add a possible presidential run in two thousand and twelve congressman thank you so much for being here i understand paul let's start off with egypt as usual you have

a very different take on the situation in egypt something that many lawmakers most lawmakers aren't even talking about you say that this is our thirty year mistake that this this mass happened because of us foreign policy what do you mean by that we had a lot to do with mubarak being in power and staying in power like we subsidize them we own him he's our puppet dictator he does what we tell him because he gives so much money he's gotten probably sixty to seventy billion dollars and i understand his family probably has sixty or seventy billion dollars stashed away in swiss accounts in other places around the world so we've known him and. we're supposed to get you know perpetual peace and cooperation but in times after a time the people rebel against this they know about it and they see dictators as being nothing more than public you know if they so government and they rebel and that's what they've done so even though there's been stability and we could afford it over those years now there's no stability and we can't afford it anymore so the

sooner we quit this foreign policy of subsidizing people they said well he's our only friend if we have to pay that much money for a friend he's not much of a friend the way i figure and you go so far as to say just stop the aid whether it is to egypt or afghanistan or pakistan or israel just stop the aid do you think that would actually ever happen probably not not deliberately and you know in a fashion where we legislate it but it may stop when we go broke you know what is what did the soviet system do if they had to quit subsidize or immediately and then to walk away from it in the world survived in russia survived everybody survived. you know with that but i would much rather see it come through legislation rather than waiting waiting for a real crisis to be old and have a monetary crisis and under those circumstances we just can't send them any more money because the money won't buy anything so i'm trying to prevent

a precipitous and a really disruptive system of it breaking down people will argue well it's disruptive just to cut it off but well if you want to call it off twenty five percent for four years maybe that's a compromise but my personal opinion is you just cut it off but your critics would say look we have to look out for the best interest of the united states therefore we can not have a noninterventionist foreign policy because it wouldn't help us it would only hurt us i guess if they looked at the facts and find that intervention hasn't helped us very well very much at all because if you look at how many americans have been killed in korea and vietnam in the middle east and around the world and how many others how much collateral damage there's been and how many civilians are being killed around the world i would say the hasn't done us a bit of good in this helped move us toward our own bankruptcy so i don't believe our national security required it i think we're able to say for it the threat of terrorism is related to our foreign policy so i feel less safe because we're over

there i never feel safer for the foreign policy that we have today here's something that shocked a lot of people this is something that you had mentioned the telegraph reported on it it was part of the wiki leaks revelations the fact that the united states was actually supporting some of these activists that we saw on the streets for several years now how do we make sense of that because surely the united states doesn't want to see instability there but on the other hand they worry they're paying these activists are supporting them they were here in the united states where we're always involved on both sides if if if our puppet dictator can last we keep propping him up when we see the tide taint changing then i'm sure our cia is involved in the opposition they can be in early. and later they try to pick up the pieces that doesn't mean they have total control you know we controlled the iranian situation we had the shah in there for a while but eventually the next revolution we didn't have control and then we end up with the ayatollah so long term i think it hurts us on the short term we will

always try to buy the influence and stay involved and can be seen merican people that our national security will be threatened if we don't control these governments i just don't believe that a lot of folks over at the conservative political action conference is a disagree with a lot of your ideas especially when it comes to foreign policy and now especially this year with go proud being included in the conference and you winning the straw poll last year there was this sort of fear as as they say that the pack is becoming more libertarian why do you think that for some folks that's such a dirty word oh horrible the seabag is going to be stronger for liberty city that is wonderful you know libertarians is why some folks boycotted this you know i saw the comments come in they're more libertarian i didn't know libertarian was a bad word to mean libertarian is a wonderful word that means we believe in liberty we believe in our constitution we believe in the fourth amendment the whole works and we believe in kind market you're right that you know republican party because some people some people who

call themselves conservative are big government conservatives so my opposition are big government conservatives and big government liberals i want libertarians and constitutional conservatives who say they will follow the constitution we believe in personal liberty and they come from our old bright traditions there is a tradition in the republican party that objects to us policing the world so although you hear that and they've had lots of influence these last several decades there's still a lot of influence in the past at least by republicans who believed in the in limited government and a noninterventionist foreign policy what do you think their ideal america looks like. some of those bigger government. that is what they want to see happen when they feel that america is exceptional and that we're very special in some ways i agree with that but their conclusion is because we're exceptional and so special that we have this. jacob an ism where we have this moral obligation to spread our

goodness even if we have to use force and that was all what the french revolution was about see the difference with me is i believe there's a lot of good traits and lot of good qualities about american belief in liberty and markets and freedom and sound money but we should spread our goodness in our by setting an example that's the difference the idea that that somebody would use force to make other countries act like we do or make individuals act like we think they should reject the whole notion of liberty because we reject the notion of using force to mold people's lives and change the world so that's where the separation is a big government conservative and more libertarian constitutionalist because we believe we can persuade people rather than forcing people to accept our views and act the way we do and you see pac is usually a platform or perhaps a task for future presidential candidates are you going to be one of them in twenty small truthfully. no decision to make i am undecided and some

days i am sympathetic to the idea because i have a lot of supporters urging me to then there are other days i think well you know maybe i have better things to do or other things to do so i am still undecided i have a couple months to make a decision i don't know if you got a chance to see this but there was an article circulating on the internet amongst your supporters and the title of it was a radical idea ron paul runs as a democrat in two thousand and twelve and if we listed all of the quote unquote good reasons as to why you should run as a democrat for example your anti-war views the fact that you want to end the drug war and many republicans associate you know smoking a joint with him where ality i have you ever considered that running as a democrat yeah i have but then i realize it's him. but it would be great to do it because it would just just drive the progressives nuts because they would be agreeing with me but they wouldn't be able to stand the idea of supporting somebody like me because i don't address i don't endorse their principles of redistribution of wealth you know from one group to another so there's

a limit they might agree with me on civil liberties and war and they went in and we could expose the. the conflicts and the inconsistency of a president because he has the endorsement of the progressives but they get annoyed too because he's up there promoting more and didn't doing about the drug war and all these things and promotes the patriot act and endorses assassinations and secret prisons nothing really changed so that would that would really stir the hearts of the progress and but the progress is would say oh yeah he doesn't want to give more food stamps to the american people and you know it's back to that but it's an interesting thing it's fascinating to think about congressman paul as always thank you so much thank you.

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holding the country's journey to democracy some political experts warn it could be a recipe for disaster hosni mubarak's regime was largely funded by western money now many egyptians are looking for independence from foreign influence. more news in about fifteen minutes time that softer kate gives you the latest sporting highlights. hello welcome to the sport and here are the top stories. including brazil's. call us is on the verge of joining the southern russian premier league. while. chelsea hope to base their dwindling title defense hopes. for the west london. and score thirty three points as golden states. in the n.b.a.

. brazil's veteran defender roberto carlos is reportedly on the move into the russian premier league the two thousand and two world cup winner is expected to sign. a two and a half year deal with energy markets color this monday the thirty seven year old broke his contract with brazilian side corinthians earlier this month and is reportedly set to the fourteen million dollars for his spell in the southern russian club if the signing goes ahead carlos with the eligible which makes his debut on february twenty eighth in the russian cup game against synods left back became a world wide star all playing for spanish giants real madrid in the champions league three times. however were indians and brazil team mates were now there won't be joining a russian club this winter as the two time world cup winner has officially retired at the age of thirty four the striker has had a glorious career having been one of only two men to have won the fee for player of the year award three times were now that also became the highest goal score in the

history of the world cup with fifteen goals overall he scored sixty two goals in ninety seven a parent says for his national team and others last club was corinthians with whom he won the brazilian cup in two thousand and nine. have the english premier league in monday's west london dobby completes the weekend's top flight program has fallen welcome chelsea who are looking for a victory to regain full spot the champions hopes of retaining that's hardly hanging by a thread after they slumped to their seventh defeat of the season last weekend at home to liverpool one nil loss and manchester united subsequent dopy win is that although the side thirteen points off the leaders meanwhile full of are unbeaten home this year and up to twelfth with only beaten chelsea once in the last twenty eight leaking cup meetings over thirty one years that was a one no way to launch two thousand and six and respond more to get a winner. on the champions league news and garris bale will miss tottenham's last sixteen first like match at ac milan on tuesday after failing to recover from

a back injury as harry redknapp takes a much depleted side to italy the twenty one year old wales left back who has been an inspiration this season didn't travel with the squad on monday make up ground zero and rough of undeveloped will play peter crouch and with moderate doubts a man with four other obscenities but bails absence is a big blow following his hat trick on the spurs last visit to the sound ciro were talking and came back from down to school three two in some around and he also starred and spurs tranced into three one in their return to white hart lane meanwhile ac milan are themselves hit by injuries tuesday's match and history ineligible january signings. moving to dennis where kim clijsters came up short of claiming her first title in the new status of world number one the belgian losing in straight sets to petra kritika in the paris open final it was a third straight final appearance for prices this year after going down to leno in the sydney decider but then claiming her fourth grand slam at this trial you know

from last month however there is mr she could do against the in-form kritika the czech broke clijsters five times on which to comprehensive sixty six when she became required to take this event so far this is. why i started to write it well this is a before the second title if you are against game in the fall out of in the fibrosis and in a row and so we're doing more so yeah it's of course a nice story and i. and elsewhere love in so doing successfully defended his title of the beach injury wilfried tsonga in three sets the swede won the open a six three but then lost in the second by the same score however so doing went on to wrap up the decider also six three to claim his second title would be. if this poor. this is the first time in my career on defending a title and it's not any title that i think if you look at the draw there were there's there's only good players also of the players you know so it was extremely

tough and i really had to fight but i'm very happy the way i played this week. meanwhile the french open will continue to be played at roland garros in paris after officials rejected proposals to move the grounds from event to another venue three other projects from the suburbs of the french capital were bidding to his play called event from twenty six team but eighty six years of tradition one reading garrels will now be renovated and cost of three hundred seventy million dollars the new look venue is set to feature a roof on the center court thirty five outside court has to pass a team of eight thousand spectators its goal is a new media center. if you look great. figuration has decided it was more than seventy percent of the vote you choose the breeze cd project for the new or long hair stadium. in the n.b.a. monta ellis scored thirty three points on sunday night as the golden state warriors overcame the oklahoma thunder golden state had a toss to defend against the against top story kevin durant did school twenty one

points in the match that's the night belongs to another man ellis like golden state by four hard times stephen curry was also shot thirty six to twenty three points as the warriors controlled the game in the final quarter to see that. they didn't want to golden state's win this down the seconds remaining two hundred ninety four was the final score. moving to the ski slopes where american emily cook and. belarus have won the moscow stage of the freestyle skiing while cup the event held at gorky park is unique and that correspondent tells us why. before we answer the question as to why moscow stage of the world cup is like no other in the world let's recap on the action starting with the women who are american emily cook power to only her second ever world cup stage win and she must raise her trips to moscow her first when took place here two three years ago crazy

here in moscow and so much fun and you know organizers did a great job of making history another where there was terrible like a major hot and everything was ok and all the athletes were saying now we're really happy to be here over in the men's side russian who are all finished in sixth place which turned out to be the best result of the season for the home team third place went to china's. and second to stanislav grof from the ukraine but it was the bella russian anton kush near who added the seventh world cup victory and now the garland in an already illustrious career you know you can put it in the. competition here in moscow is very different from the rest of the world cup stages because it's the only place where we compete on a ramp in the center of a huge city it's psychologically very difficult so it's a very special victory. russian freestyle skiers might not be among the sport's elite just yet however their country is one of the leaders in making this

spectacular show at favorite for the fans it was the third time that moscow has hosted the world cup stage no easy thing given that the russian capital sits on almost entirely flats arraign you can't move mountains but in organizational terms that's what happens with the construction of a huge ramp right in gorky park in the city center and it's certainly ramped up the interest among spectators with thousands flocking to the venue it's incredible it's impressive what they've been able to do with the manpower and everything just building up a sado of scaffolding where on the council they were taking a little rickety elevator all the way up to the time that everybody just like frank you know but it's it's it's pretty impressive the russian stage of the freestyle skiing world cup remains the only intercity venue of this competition organizers hope that the temporary ramp will become permanent and that skiing events in central moscow will become as regular an event as the city's winter snow muscovites

and guests of the russian capital like truly lucky when it comes to sporting spectacles whether it's summer or awards a sport that you fancy you will always find something to your liking including a mountain ski event in one of the largest cities on earth on cost of artsy moscow . and finally staying with winter spoils we crossed an artificial highest track in the moscow region where the walls best lucia's were competing at a late stage of the wall cup it's constantly tough reports. russia's only trick for waps lay luzhin skeleton was built three years ago in parramatta sixty kilometers outside moscow and the venue has finally deputy at the highest level by hosting a stage of delusion world cup good with the track for the world cup stage has been prepared perfectly everyone is very pleased with it and they say it has become even better it has changed a lot or some parts were built and it's not the same track it was last year.

meanwhile in the man's singles the best russian loser delighted his fans winning the inaugural world cup event on the home ground with thirty nine year old olympic silver medalist heading stage between number fourteen to his trophy cabinet. before psychologically it was very hard because of the burden of expectation i'm very glad i won in front of the home fans it's great that i managed to beat the german left leeds on my home track today it was getting colder and colder and it was snowing so the track wasn't very fast this six time winter olympian left behind the two german losers fairly explore and to langer by clocking the fastest time on the track and setting a new record for all the athletes say the track is unusual and very challenging i hope next year the european championship will be held here this world cup leg was a testing run for many losers they got to know the track so by next year they will be fully equipped and ready to compete ironman target off easily currently on top

of the overall rankings have to settle for fifth wace and the overall world cup winner will be decided at the last stage in latvia next week and constrained by the above our team. sports news for now be back again in a couple of hours. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on r t.

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