not make decisions on behalf of the gyptian people they were not elected by the people or president bush sr laws and others are they have to distort the will of the people is enshrined in the constitutional is a document which he was drafted by the people and not by the muslim brotherhood. not only the brotherhood but the entire egypt believes that the crew that there should have happened to the first place it's a new government should have been imposed properly to what and are you prepared to fight it's mostly that egyptian people will not recognize the current government's authority. nor the actions of two third of you to ruin democracy that again that again they gyptian people will stand for its choice as martyrs now i'm telling you whatever it takes them one of them. but when it comes to the number of deaths when will you say enough you should ask this question to those who orchestrated this violent crew that asked them when they're going to put an end to their crimes against the gyptian. how many more deaths that will take to stop us. well it goes both ways i am telling you i'm telling

decisions on behalf of the gyptian people they were not elected by the people or you but president bush sr laws and others are they have to distort the will of the people is in shrine to the constitutional is a document which he was drafted by the people and not by the muslim brotherhood. not only the brotherhood but the entire egypt believes that the coup that there should have happened to the first place it's a new government should have been imposed properly to what and are you prepared to fight. that egyptian people will not recognize the current government thought of them. nor the actions it to try to get to rule in democracy that again that again they gyptian people will stand for its choice as martyrs now i'm telling you whatever it takes them one of them. but when it comes to the number of deaths when will you say enough you should ask this question to those who orchestrated this violent cuckoo that ask them when they're going to put an end to their crimes against the gyptian. how many more deaths that will take to stop a society well it goes both ways are you are are telling you i

revolution sixty years ago back then the us supported the autocratic and corrupt regime of president bush sr who ruled the island for the benefit of very few people there the us ambassador to cuba at the time earl of. said i ran cuba from the sixth floor of the us embassy the cuban job was to grow sugar and shot up some historians argue that the revolution and the subsequent alienation of the island state might have been avoided had the us be more considerate of the cuban people think we're rushing to when all was. in its convenient use of a rich elite class to rule come from jerry and their bastard rashed aspirations are pure lation it never really wanted or help your aged or allied with the markers just four years ago the us supported the coup that deposed hundred assist democratically elected president since then the country has been descending deeper into an abyss of human rights abuses and instability the united states does not want a series of groups or more elected this is the reason they didn't like chavez because out of sheer bears they got morales and they got that's libya got it a

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it was almost like reagan and bush sr.nd put the plank in the platform but never delivered that much. it seems like there is a lot more pressure in today's republican party trickling down to the state legislative level to be seriously delivering on abortion. it wasn't there before. >> just like in the north carolina segment where pat mccrory said he wouldn't do that and now he's faced with do that. if you ask after todd akin they'd all say no, it was a distraction for you to bring it up. they realize it's not a winning issue. but they're getting better at delivering the base and i think the pro-life movement is better pushing through attrition policies that might not blow up until -- we don't seem to notice these things until they form an amoeba across several states of similar-looking laws. no, i think the base is et going more of what it wanted than it has for quite some time. in the '90s you had some of this. some critical mass but all these states where you now have republican legislatures, they move to stamp this even

. >> it shows the voters clinton was going after there, who voted for reagan, bush sr., maybe nixon ifessage we need to go after -- >> populism was popular. >> you need to combine that message about the argument of values of all of us being in this together. when you combine that with a more divisive message it gets us to today, abandonment of our urban cities and a growth of poverty instead of the decrease in it. instead this new message the president talked about this week, we're all in this together, we're our brother's keeper, we have a responsibility to each other, i think is what's needed for us to actually move forward. >> and i think it's important to emphasize just how new that message is. one thing that is striking about history of american state intervention in the economy is that from basically after reconstruction until the 1970s the american welfare stayed and constituents was designed for whites. it was a white supremacist welfare state. that broke down in the '50s and '60s. it's a good thing it happened. but we're in unchartered territory because we have never had to ha

let's say that hasn't win since george bush sr. >> it's complicated.'s different than running in congress. in congress you speak to a smaller constituency. you owe your allegiance to them. as a presidential candidate they have to try to cross more boundaries. i think as our demographics continue to change in this country and republicans are not appealing to a broader demographic, not just being women, but, you know, hispanics and african-americans. they're not putting out the kind of policies they want. do i see a future for a pro-choice republican candidate winning a state? i think it's going to take a few more cycles. >> it's certainly getting harder for pro-life democrats as well. we saw in the 2010 elections, a lot of democrats lost seats but they were disproportionality antihoif choice. >> 23 of the people who voted for stupak pitts were defeated. >> what about that parallel question, we say can a pro-choice republican candidate? is it feasible at all? could a pro-life democrat plausibly compete for presidential nomination or be picked as vp, or i

of 38, he was elected to the united states congress to join the presidencies of reagan, president bush sr. and to as a member of the house he served as a member of the committee of the vegetation to impact commerce matters as a senior member of the small business committee. mr. mfume also served as vice chair and later chairman of the congressional black congress. mr. mfume left his congressional seat to become president and chief executive officer of the naacp of february 1996 after being unanimously elected to the post he served there in this capacity for nine years. during that time cogressman mfume is significantly raises a national profile of the naacp while helping to restore its prominence among the nation's civil rights organizations and university. cogressman mfume. >> thank you very much congresswoman. my thanks to all who have gathered here. i really want on to purred -- put a personal privilege to the full caucus that throughout the course of time would travel the world and fight with issues together and i fervently believe that this group is one of the most able group of legi