president saeed says his decision was taken after following the process laid out in the constitution.i have taken responsibility i am taking a historic responsibility. those who claim this matter is related to a coup need to revise their lessons in the constitution. laura: president saeed, who controls the armed forces, made a stark warning against anyone taking up arms, saying the biggest danger a nation can face is internal explosion. the dismissed prime minister hishen mushishi says he will not be a disruptive element. he will hand power to whoever the president chooses. >> like the tunisian street, the parliament is also divided today between the majority leading parties in the department like -- and karama coalition who called and described the the decision of the president as a constitutional dictatorship who are against his decisions . tunisia's democracy is having its biggest test today. laura: there were also fears of a crackdown on the freedom of press after security forces stormed al jazeera's buildings . it's a move al jazeera has strongly condemned. the president's move h

facing its biggest political crisis since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy. president chi saeed has imposed a curfew banning public gatherings, and that's after the ousted the prime minister and froze parliament on sunday with the help of the army. now he's denied undertaking a cou. he says he's enforcing the constitution until citizens to remain calm. there are being clashes between rival cans outside government buildings blockaded by security forces. well, the security forces, as we just mentioned, stormed the office of al jazeera in tunis and expelled the staff. the united states and the european union of colts. com. the white house says it's been in touch with seen it soon as the lead us to learn more of what's been going on. well in a moment's muhammad valve cover to nicea will join us as well. and emma ali is standing by on the phone from tunis, but 1st i recover. it begins our coverage with this report. the gathered outside of parliament that is now out of service for a month demonstrated from different sides of the political divide, refused to lead. once again to nicea i

after president chi, saeed ousted the government and froze. the activities of the parliament widely seen as unconstitutional because of side stay you are a limited powers. his suppose labels is the move, a qu, that should be opposed, but his position remains strong thanks to the support of the armed forces. troops have prevented lawmakers from convening, which gave the parliament speaker appetite for some strong language. these decisions are not supported by the law or the constitution, and we are very disgruntled by them. it's a crew against the constitution, against the revolution on a coup against the public and civil liberties. we consider the institutions to still be standing and support because of another and the tune is in people will defend the revolution. and not her is the moderate islamists ruling party which rose to power as a result of the arab spring. but the current political crisis may see it lose most of its political gains of the past decade. putting tunisia at the crossroads once again. the question is, how's the country exp

there with me, the whole rahman in dough reminder of all top new stories, tennessee, as president high saeed has imposed the nighttime curfew. landing public gatherings after the prime minister hudson frozen parliament on sunday with the help of the army. now he's denied accusations of a qu and says he's in full things. the constitution. well, security forces dressed in civilian clothing, stone to the offices of al jazeera in tunis. all the stuff were told to turn off the phones with then removed from the building press freedom advocates have condemned before the closure of alger. there is offices in the country. now the rocky prime minister in washington dc where he's met us president joe biden at the white house with me. the visit follows weeks of discussions between the u. s. and iraq on the question of american troop deployment will allen fish joins us now from the white house in washington, dc with the very latest the our what issues are they really trying to iron out while the been in the oval office. they've been talking about things for some time and we're going to hear from the bett

speaking in a televised interview, president chi saeed. accused politicians of corruption, costing the country billions of dollars. the money stolen from the tin is young people must be restored. a decision will be made to take measures against the perpetrators who have taken these public funds. we will deal with these people in a proportionate manner. that accusation is disputed by another. the largest party in the government coalition, donaldson united ation. these have been re, by rival policies and many years ago and repeatedly, due to quite the strict inside of the funding and, and not always comply with the rule. never been any evidence of such for funding to me. she is young. democracy faces it's worse. crisis in a decade offered, the president ousted the government and froze parliament for 30 days. the president says he has acted constitutionally, but opposition leaders accused him of staging a crew. one analysts says, fades moves are popular at least for now. the question though is whether it is a core today or recent ball showing that 87 percent of donations, they agreed with

it's accused at president saeed of staging a coo after he dismissed the prime minister and put a freeze on parliament. first person to face trial. and hong kong, national security has been found guilty of infecting secession and engaging in terrorism tonguing kit was prosecuted for riding his motorcycle into a. the police officers last year. and soul says the leaders of north and south korea has agreed to restore communication channels and improve relations. the agreement follows the exchange of several letters between south korean president moon j. n. a north korean leader kim jong. on this return to the political crisis in tennessee, maximilian made a political analyst, especially scientists. pardon me, you are an analyst on specialists to max. specialize the middle east and north africa, the university of the 6 institute of development studies. joining me now from fly back in germany, i got my teeth in properly for this interview. i promise you an order as you've just heard, a pop song on your y, as has said that they really want to discuss more and open the dialogue with the preside

political crisis since the 2011 revolution that introduced democracy on sunday night president chi saeed froze parliament and ousted the prime minister with the help of the army. here were the latest developments on monday, the president announced that he'd sank the defense and justice ministers, a name replacements that are being clashes between rival, comes outside of buildings blockaded by security forces. and those security forces also stole the offices of al jazeera in tunis and expelled the staff. the european union has called at all parties in tennessee to respect the constitution, the rule of law, and avoid violence. while we have mohammed val, who's covington, is extensively waiting, standing by force her in doha, am aaliyah's standing by the line from tunis. the 1st are a current, begins our coverage with this report. the gathered outside to parliament now to service for a month demonstrated from different sides of the political divide, refuse to lead. once again to nivia isn't home on the support is the largest main book and not all angry at president quite side decision to sa

the president saeed, was the man to actually do something that has had a reputation for in many ways actually being adult character. his election was quite a surprise. yeah, i mean does the certainly the use and others really supported him. i mean, he's seen as someone who's kind of an outsider, not sort of a known commodity amongst many to museum. so i think he was a breath of fresh air and in many ways you see do see popular support for him today on the streets. i think that's a sense of frustration and i would caution them on sort of bypassing democracy because that doesn't work in the long run. and i think there's many, many cases to prove that point. but certainly the president is popular. i think he received his, you know, his election through, you know, overall i think through the 2nd vote, a very popular response. so he does have support. but the way to have this resolved is think about it. national coalition government, perhaps even again, getting lawmakers together to come up with a plan for recovery for media and of course and get into national community to help because it

our de la, was given 15 years, hard labor sharif hassan, been saeed. a member of the royal family also got 15 years. the verdict center on charges of attempting to destabilize the kingdom and involving a former and to the throne. prince hunger. he's king of dollars, half brother, and a full crown prince. when, when this bitter would your email regarding the 1st criminal bass in our dela, the court has sentenced him to temporary imprison mid for a period of 15 years for the 1st charge. and 15 years for the 2nd charge. only one of these 2 rules applies to him, which is temporary work for 15 years, starting from the date of his arrest in april with, with regard to the 2nd criminal sharif hassan been said, the court has sentenced him to temporary imprisonment for a period of 15 years for the 1st charge, and 15 years for the 2nd charge, he shall be subject to any one penalty which is 15 years of temporary imprisonment for us, but his art, as the chairman of nama strategic intelligence solutions, political think tag, now, he says, the sentence things will ha

on sunday night president chi saeed froze parliament and ousted the prime minister with the help of the army. over the latest developments. on monday, the president announced that he would sac the defense and justice ministers and name replacements that are being clashes between rival camps outside of government buildings blockaded by security forces. they also stormed to the offices of algae there in tunis and expelled staff. the european union has called all parties incentives, yet to respect the constitution and the rule of law and avoid violence. while we have mohammed val, who's cover tune as he acts extensively for, he'll be joining us shortly. and entered alley. he's standing by on the line from tunis, but 1st, a higher up begins all coverage with this report. the gathered outside to parliament is now out of service for a month. demonstrators from different sides of the political, divine refuse to leave. once again to nivia isn't home on the support is the largest main book and not all angry at president christ side decision to sac the government, including prime minister. he sho

. >> paul, hit for saeed who one a metal and judo at the tokyo limbic's.for his victory because israel took him in two years ago when he went from iran. he defected because of the iranian coach for international judo match prevent possibility rent would have to face israel so what we have is a great olympic moment. paul: adam spira a hit for japanese prime minister, he takes a lot of pressure to cancel the games. i find the objects unwatchable but many people seem to enjoy them and taking a step toward normal. paul: dan. >> here's one of the unlikeliest hits ever, celebrity progressives who led a protest and picket this week outside the new york office of alexandria ocasio-cortez. you heard that right. her beef is that she doesn't think she put it, represents us anymore in her complaint is cortez and the squad have not produced nationalized healthcare yet. you know, i never thought i would see someone get the left of aoc but this week that made my day. paul: could we get a primary run against aoc? >> you never know. paul: if you have your own hit or miss,

and you and i have been around did you ever see that money tree like johnny apple saeed for the money zblee still looking >> i think a lot of people >> jim >> weiss, let me also know note i may have to interrupt you keep any question you have brief if you could. we are really approaching game time here. you can see vlad tenev clapping his hands in the front >> here we go they're getting the first trade here indicated here still at the offer price of $38. going to have a valuation of $32 billion. we can talk valuation, comparison to some other companies within that range, whether you think it's justified or not but it's a big day in the history of robinhood, official momentarily we understand it will become a publicly traded company. jim, go ahead. but, again may have to jump in >> well, i'm just looking at the comps here i'm looking at the schwab comp, the morgan stanley comp. and i'm thinking if you own one of those maybe you're saying are you kidding me i mean, everybody from robinhood has to go and who took that stock has to buy another ten shares they got ten you know, judge, i do

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