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don't expect sectarian violence in the way between muslims and christians but the country is all the asli divided between political islam. civil. equal. to. the people. i believe to be the majority are going to insist on this decree. and the president has said that he's not going to. decision but he is claiming he is saving the revolution he's saying that the. threatening to derail the democratic process by. attempting to break up the assembly that's trying to write that new constitution and of course affecting future parliamentary elections isn't this a temporary measure that he must impose for the sake of the future of the country. this is only political and listen the president and the muslim brotherhood behind him have already lost their credibility they have promised so many things in the past never keep their promises first of all muslim brotherhood promised any candidate forward for the presidential elections and the ended up voting two candidates. now the president is asking the people to trust him. all day already know that he did not keep his promises regarding reforming the ass

border for two consecutive days in response to mortar shells landing in the golan heights what is paul asli is called. a mortar shell landed in an open area near the vicinity of and his lady defense force military base in the occupied golan heights it did not cause any injuries or damage but israel immediately responded and fired shells now according to israeli military sources they did hit a syrian mobile artillery but we have no more information at this stage in connection with that but certainly the israeli army confirming that there were direct hits taken on the syrian side now the audio has also issued a complaint with the united nations forces in the area they say that any kind of fire into israel from syria will not be tolerated and that israel will deal with this in the harshest terms this is the second straight day that they has been a mortar fired from syria landing in northern israel the first incident saw israel responding with warning shots but what is significantly different today is that we are witnessing direct hits now there has been a truce in place between israel and syri

agenda twenty one and that legislation comes straight from model legislation produced by the tory asli loony yet very well funded john birch society the koch brothers dead after all freddy koch if you had no problem with state controlled economies when he made his fortune working with joe stalin the soviet union was one of the founding members of the john birch society back in one nine hundred fifty eight the un has provided right wing fearmonger is a lot of grandstanding opportunities over the years but the un has never lived up to their warnings that it's coming to destroy america and while the bircher billionaire class continues to fret about the un they stay silent about the actual threat to our nation's sovereignty which takes the form of the world trade organization which is in forced free trade agreements through international courts that have overturned laws passed by our elected congress and signed by our elected president for example laws banning the importation of the united states of poised of poisonous additives to gasoline or products made by child labor or tuna caught at

representative but the wider arab league blog doesn't see it that way from middle east correspondent paul asli and. the six gulf states have formally recognized the new syrian coalition as the official representative of the syrian people the foreign minister of qatar has said that this recognition will remove obstacles that will ultimately be able to secure arms for syrian rebels the coalition does look set to set up a so-called government in exile if indeed this happens this will have the backing of western as well as arab states there are fears that this could set up a libya style scenario what we saw in libya was opposition fighters sitting themselves up as an alternative government that got the backing of the international community and ultimately led to nato airstrikes and foreign intervention so there are concerns that that might happen here in syria there was also a number question about just how feasible of this proposition group is really we're looking at a patchwork of various organizations here it is made up of the rebel fighters as well as dissidents and people from all backgrounds

is the good the bad in the very very in groovy asli arguably the good. as i mentioned as i just noted it's worth mentioning again in an interview with the yale environment three sixty feet go out as the top u.n. diplomat for international climate negotiations said the superstorm sandy's serves as yet another wake up call for the us to cut carbon pollution was also asked why the united states was willing to let other countries pressure clean energy technologies pursue clean energy technologies at the expense of american jobs and economic growth to go out as also predicted increased frustration with the united states if lawmakers in washington continue to fail to address the devastating effects of climate change superstorm sandy should be a wake up call to everyone in this country let's see if politicians on capitol hill get that message and finally do something to curb climate change the bad carly fiorina and sunday's edition of meet the press fear in a complain that it is not fair that public worker unions are so rich take a listen. let us accept reveren

for in the revolution more on the roots of their discontent from our middle east correspondent paul asli. more than a thousand protesters have taken to the streets of the eastern city of benghazi they're calling for greater autonomy send if they feel marginalized by the new government in tripoli now this comes a little more than a year on after the ouster of the format libyan leader moammar gadhafi and i asked on one icky that of that the people of benghazi played such a central role in bringing about they are now saying that they were better off before the revolution that the whole eastern part of the country is marginalized and deprived of political and economic power now what they want is an autonomous region in the east and we're talking here about roughly half the territory of libya and around three quarters of the country's vast oil reserves what they also want to step in ghazi will become the economic capital of libya what this means is that you will have key institutions such as the central bank as well as the ministries of oil and finance based in the city and this is not a new

heard a shaky start to several rockets fired towards israel after the deal was reached out is paul asli is in tel aviv. via ns some of the fiercest fighting we've witnessed in years between israelis and palestinians if indeed the truce holds it will mean that roughly one point seven million gazans will have a spine now from what we've seen eight days of heavy bombardment at the same time it brings with spikes to roughly a million israelis who live in the south of israel and who've been on the receiving end of constant barrage of rockets but i say if it holds because it is perceived as being rather fragile it certainly is a truce that came by surprise it followed a day of deadly violence in which some twenty eight israelis were injured in the first bus bombing in tel aviv since two thousand and six and there were massive israeli air strikes over gaza so the sense on the ground particularly in the hours leading up to the announcement of the cease fire was that israel was going to go ahead with a ground offensive and to know who has said that he is willing to give this truce a chance he sa

yep it's the good the bad of the very very her reagan asli arguably the good senator like elizabeth warren elizabeth warren has come out in favor of filibuster reform something i've talked about many times on this program in a blog post on huffington post warren wrote that america will never be able to accomplish what truly needs to be done if in her words we can't get it up or down vote in the senate she went on to say that the current usage of filibusters in the senate is paralyzing progress and that she will help lead the change create sensible filibuster reform on day one of a new session of congress or so many pressing issues in america right now on the change we need will only come about if the senate is finally able to act. the bad senator john mccain mccain has been relentless in attacking president obama over his role in the bed gazi consulate attacks cain has repeatedly called for a select committee to investigate benghazi and for the government to release more information on the attacks well yesterday mccain skipped a closed door briefing where administration officials were givi

asly ac the races, only senate see the that was contested that republicans won of one in nebraska, i may be wrong but, others. neil: was that a pick up. >> the corn husker kickback seat. neil: okay. >> a little bit of coattails, but back to point about the exit polling. it is true that barack obama ran a class division campaign this was his strategy, the economy was not working, he ran against the rich. neil: now you sound like a soar loser. >> no but it is true, that -- >> he ran the table. all -- >> it worked that is the depressing thing, but gil made a good point, that is not the way to grow an economy. lou: the idea that we're going to hear republicans clucking for days about how stupid this electorate is, i would saw that either republicans learn, if you smarter, communicate it, so people understand it. and fact and i believe gil is wrong. american worker is productive, the american worker puts in more hours than any nation than western europe. we have to talk about the vision, what it was missing from this campaign, presidential contest, are supposed to be about building a nati