c.c. was the head of the armed forces appointed by president mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood leader he would later deposed and imprisoned he was meeting with his officers discussing how to deal with journalists empowered by the rule the media had played in the arab spring the fall of mubarak c.c.'s off camera when he was sponsored to this officer but you get the message. i don't. have a lot of what he was talking in that video has become true that was not. for finding prophecy that was planning to actually control the media as much as possible to get. that. respect. and i'm. sure that if you. take. a. nice you know. for the first time ever in egypt's history those military leaders who are almost immune against any kind of accountability or media criticism found themselves being described in gyptian media and social media as lie or deceiver or oppressors and the definitely didn't like that presidency she said and that is that the revolution had begun to dismantle the sas calls on the m

c.c. was the head of the armed forces appointed by president mohamed morsi the muslim brotherhood leader he would later deposed and imprisoned he was meeting with his officers discussing how to deal with journalists empowered by the rule the media had played in the arab spring the fall of mubarak c.c.'s off camera when he was sponsored to this officer but you get the message. i don't. have a lot of what he was talking in that video has become true that was not. fulfilling prophecy that has allowed me to actually control the media as much as possible to get. that. respect. and i'm. sure that if you're there. to take. nice you know. for the first time ever in egypt's history those military leaders who are almost immune against any kind of accountability or media criticism found themselves being described in gyptian media and social media as lies or deceiver or oppressors and the definitely didn't like that presidency she said and that is that the revolution have begun to dismantle the sas ca

president c.c. has grown accustomed to the journalistic red lines he has laid down with the egyptian media. has managed. and foreign news organizations reporting from inside the country are also feeling the heat as are egyptians who speak to them ten months ago this woman told the b.b.c. her daughter had been forcibly disappeared she's been jailed accused of belonging to a terrorist group a reporter for the times of london was deported last year another journalist from france was denied entry cases that have not gone unnoticed by other correspondents based in part. they are trying different approaches. with foreign journalists if you criticize the government wouldn't give you the license to work in the country or suddenly. and we've been asked to leave. egypt they are all they all live in continuous state of intimidation and exile are not able to do that work the state is now creating a new strategy to deal with the correspondents in egypt where if they get something wrong like ok you got that wrong

president c.c. has grown accustomed to the journalistic red lines he has laid down with the egyptian media. has managed. and foreign news organizations reporting from inside the country are also feeling the heat as are egyptians who speak to them ten months ago this woman told the b.b.c. her daughter had been forcibly disappeared she's been jailed accused of belonging to a terrorist group a reporter for the times of london was deported last year another journalist from france was denied entry cases that have not gone unnoticed by other correspondents based in part. they are trying different approaches. with foreign journalists if you criticize the government wouldn't give you the license to work in the country or suddenly. and we've been asked to leave. egypt they are all they all live in continuous state of intimidation and exile are not able to do that work the state is now creating a new strategy to deal with the correspondents in egypt where if they get something wrong it's like ok you got that

in preparation for his new panorama yet it got a c.c. has made six trips to the real park amman in turkey today the town of jericho. there he scrutinized the area from every angle hoping to find more inspiration for his project. the month or so but through that when you visit the actual location you get a very personal impression. nothing can beat that. so it's an unwritten law for me that when i'm working on a project i have to go to the actual site. so. he took photos on location for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with some forty actors. among the scenes are a stone masons workshop. a slave market. and a sacrificial altar. even immortalized himself as a market vendor. is seen in a month going back twenty years at first the scenes of people were more a secondary element. i thought i'd put a few people and put the picture in the proper scale. and now they're becoming the most important element because i can get through to the people the viewers by the way of the people. to date assisi

as well as across the entire middle east it's also a problem in my country do you think president al c.c tolerates this system because he enjoys the brutality of it or is it perhaps because he's incapable of changing it well i would urge you to ask him that question and you know if you ever get the chance like he was asked to but was capell you know ask him very very frank questions i don't think that you know if you if you asked him that question egypt i don't think that you'll be able to leave and that will be very very telling of what kind of methodology i don't know president. personally to tell you if he's a sociopath who enjoys brutality i can't tell you that he's probably not that he probably thinks that he's doing the right thing that this is a necessary evil that he needs to eliminate you know other differing political points of view and that he needs to crack down on people for having thoughts or expressing their thoughts because that threatens the the state itself or the strength of the state so you know again the activist in me from years ago would have told you that yes pres

they had to know what was coming right but as one of the show's producers said later it's almost as if c.c. was unfamiliar with the program and just wanted to appear on it because a number of other arab leaders have done the same c.b.s. host scott pelley asked some pretty direct questions about the president's record on human rights the kinds of questions c c is never has to face from egyptian journalists this president the organization human rights watch says that there are sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we said here a c c clearly thought the interview had gone badly according to that same producer on the shoot by the time she got home from the interview there was an e-mail from her contact that the egyptian embassy formally requesting that the interview not be aired now holding back that interview or burying it is not something that c.b.s. news could even consider but the president has had more success in controlling the media output back home on this has to be much more according to one of the few independent outlets still operating in egypt not a mussar

none of these other policies that c.c.has had the economic policies that he has has put in place has helped actual people who are struggling go down to egypt and ask people if they can enjoy potatoes like they did tomatoes like they did ask them how many times the with all due respect i actually sat spoke to a lot of those people and some of them if i may say so if i may say so also blamed this very rapid deterioration in the standards of living in egypt on people like yourself on young human rights advocates on the young politician who. lied the country to well it's not a complete cares but it's a pretty turbulent state do you take any any part of the responsibility for disappointing those who joined with you on the tahrir square eight years ago for. you know promising but not delivering pretty much like president obama on those promises. that's that's that's not i would framing it that way. people without the street i took to the streets with people all we had was our voice and the regional powers ganged up on those peop

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another five c.c.'s dinar rights groups say egypt's jails are filled with political dissidents humans rights watch says political prisoners are routinely subjected to torture and rape while in detention the group also says hundreds of civilians are sent to military trials for political dissent egypt's most notable political prisoner is for president mohamed morsi who was overthrown by sisi in a twenty thirteen uprising of for more than two years that journalist mahmud has sane has been under arrest in egypt he was detained while on holiday in cairo and accused of spreading false news but has never been formally charged as sainz imprisonment has been repeatedly extended despite international calls for his release a professor of law and director of the center on security race and civil rights of rutgers university she says the judicial process in egypt is only part of the problem. the problem is that the judiciary there's a lot of questions whether it has been politicized and whether there is pressure on

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c.c. government needs laws to jail journalists al-jazeera as mahmoud hussein is one of dozens of reporters currently behind bars accused of disseminating false news to defame the state's reputation he's been imprisoned for more than two years solitary confinement but has never been charged that's against egyptian law and it's typical . of. these pretrial imprisonment as a means of technically not having any political prisoner a court case is set up you get sent to prison based on that court that pretrial detention lasts four years without a trial ever taking place some gets really. some don't it's all part of a grand illusion manufactured by the regime but there are secret political currents working on toppling the regime and providing support for terrorist. presidency c. has grown accustomed to the journalistic red lines he has laid down with the egyptian media. has managed. and foreign news organizations reporting from inside the country are also feeling the heat as are egyptians who spe

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does often in the form of a tirade night after night and he wanted to trash sixty minutes for asking c.c. real questions but he couldn't actually mention the interview because to do so would make the president look bad which would be a career ender for any egyptian talk show host so what it was to do he went on a seven minute rant about the american media how mighty egypt is without ever mentioning the sixty minutes interview context who needs it confuse your audience who cares we'll leave you now with the mighty egyptian media doing as they're told once again and we'll see you next time you're at the listening post that is the most they have it is about god and he let me didn't you know it was it was the last my hamas fear i love that i mean it was. snob. then at that it would get. well it's rump had to ten and like eleven and he could i do shop. and i'm never good at it which about about stuff that nobody could be fabric let me repeat that. dumb bell kid the third element i make it not about is that the of the. bin again let me assess the minute i you know. well a c n n no a c b is so

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ties between a donald trump and c.c. have grown despite egypt's controversial human rights record egypt is one of the biggest recipients of u.s. foreign aid is also one of four arab countries that some posed a blockade on cutter a closer strategic ally of the united states a washington wants egypt on board for a broader regional alliance against iran and crucially for the success of trump's so-called deal of the century to resolve the israeli palestinian conflict chinese president xi jinping has voiced support for a second summit between north korea and the united states north korean leader kim jong il and ended a two day visit to beijing on tuesday the site provided much detail about the schedule of what the leaders discussed she has since told local media he hopes kim and donald trump will meet each other halfway on the issue of denuclearization if they meet again. but it's been forty years since the united states and china formally normalize diplomatic relations but the relationship between the two superpowers has bec

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place he had to know what was coming but as one of the show's producers said later it's almost as if c.c. was unfamiliar with the program and just wanted to appear on it because a number of other arab leaders have done the same c.b.s. host scott pelley asked some pretty direct questions about the president's record on human rights the kinds of questions c c is never has to face from egyptian journalists. mr president the organization human rights watch shows that there are sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we said here a c c clearly thought the interview had gone badly according to that same producer on the shoot by the time she got home from the interview there was an e-mail from her contact that the egyptian embassy formally requesting that the interview not be aired now holding back that interview or burying it is not something that c.b.s. news could even consider but the president has had more success in controlling the media output back home on this has been much more according to one of the few independent outlets still operating in egypt not a mussar

does often in the form of a tirade night after night and he wanted to trash sixty minutes for asking c.c. real questions but he couldn't actually mention the interview because to do so would make the president look bad which would be a career ender for any egyptian talk show host so what it was to do he went on a seven minute rant about the american media how mighty egypt is without ever mentioning the sixty minutes interview context who needs it confuse your audience who cares we'll leave you now with the mighty egyptian media doing as they're told once again and we'll see you next time here at the listening post it is a must have it is about god and he let me didn't you know it was it was the last my hamas fear i love that i mean it when i was. snubbed the bell at that it would get. well it's rump had to ten and look eleven and you could add to shop. and then nobody could end it which about about stuff that nobody could be fabric let me repeat that. dumb bell kid the third element i make it not about is that the of the. bill came in let me assess the minute i you know. well a c n n no

has broadcast an interview with egypt's president of the title c.c. despite a request by cairo not to air the program in the sixty minute show c.c. told host scott pelley that his country was engaged in military cooperation with israel in sinai and he also denied human rights abuses and esterbrook joins me now from washington d.c. so let's deal with the israel question of how to be responsive so is this exchange . that was very interesting actually bat interaction between the two about that question about whether or not egypt was cooperating with israel in the sinai to try to root out isis came later in the interview and when scott pelley raised the question with president el-sisi here's what he had to say would you say that this is the deepest and closest cooperation that you've ever had with israel side that is correct yes i'm stationed there for sometimes needs to cross to the israeli side and that's why we have a wide range of coordination with israeli other than the saudi people seek ways it's been estimated there are about a thousand terrorists

they had been discarded by their owners and were heading for the scrap book the sawmill the c.c. and he said i need. what you see here is the kind of installation i've collected these trees over the past twenty five years. the sistani and the i pay tribute to trees which might instead have been killed or felled it didn't hold all of them for the on to holland was all a go i'm everything you see here was once a reject him which others were going to throw away. society i call this a museum because i place the trees in a particular configuration. the seven and a half hectare open and. museum is located near lake zurich and she wished to hit the side in those i want to show how landscape architecture can mirror our society or our development would be cool. to see you can see how the younger generation wants to be outdoors again in face to probably in response to digitalisation it in-house in their home. in that we are always working on our phones and computers. and computer them all but we need something to offset that something different or you can see here this week what we've crea

invest in egypt and we work hard to develop this spot according to the vision with them of president c.c. add president don't trump you know to consolidate the but i thought links in between the two countries set the dick relations between the two countries to more dimension so we discussed that gather a lot of regional. aisha's and how to confront the threat that facing aid to egypt in ages syria and yemen and how to prevent regional comfiest and to fit in to the arab affairs oh wrinklies in such interference on the expense of the out of national security all in a minute she aggression on and out of the country also discuss the the law that down their guns lose them in a few a piano. roll in older. slap upside agreement the guarantees then just of egypt so then and it without harming the egyptians. to overcome the problems in this connection also discuss the points of reviving peace process between the palestinians and israelis through depending on the great role of egypt in supporting peace and stability in the region in accordance with this that the age of cooperation between egypt an

where obviously hearing completely contradictory information from c.c. and human rights groups explain for us how about possible. well assisi is definition of a political prisoner is essentially nonexistent because a political prisoner is someone who is criminalized or prosecuted for their political beliefs so in egypt for example many of the thout tens of thousands of political prisoners are in jail because they have allegedly violated the anti protest law they have allegedly insulted the judiciary they have allegedly spread false news and then they're often accused of violating a very broadly defined anti-terrorism law that includes harming national security as the executive branch defines it so these tens of thousands of people who are in prison many of them though not even all of them have been charged and some of the have been convicted others are in this year's long pretrial detention where they're not even charged but the vast majority of them are there because of their political views or the accusation by the state that they are dissidents effect

place he had to know what was coming but as one of the show's producers said later it's almost as if c.c. was unfamiliar with the program and just wanted to appear on it because a number of other arab leaders have done the same c.b.s. host scott pelley asked some pretty direct questions about the presidential record on human rights the kinds of questions c c it never has to face from egyptian journalists. mr president the organization human rights watch shows that there are sixty thousand political prisoners that you're holding today as we sit here a sea sick clearly thought of the interview had gone badly according to that same producer on the shoot by the time she got home from the interview there was an e-mail from her contact that the egyptian embassy formally requesting that the interview not be aired now holding back that interview or burying it is not something that c.b.s. news could even consider but the president has had more success in controlling the media output back home on this has to be much more according to one of the few independent outlets still operating in egypt not

recreated in fine detail in a three thousand square metre space the colossal panorama is the work of artist c.c. it's public. now as he is presenting an expanded version. built for the purpose next to berlin's pergamon museum. one chemists have known program on since i was a child and i've also been very fascinated with that in terms of the architecture and the way this acropolis was built as a pile we say it's almost modern architecture also the way they found this location this mountain in terms of urban planning. in preparation for his new panorama yet it got assisi has made six trips to the real park amman in turkey today the town of baquba there he scrutinized area from every angle hoping to find more inspiration for his project. women they've all said well but through that when you visit the actual location you get a very personal impression. nothing can beat that. so it's an unwritten law for me that when i'm working on a project i have to go to the actual site. so. he took photos on location for his original panorama but for this new version he staged additional scenes in berlin with so

does often in the form of a tirade night after night and he wanted to trash sixty minutes for asking c.c. real questions but he couldn't actually mention the interview because to do so would make the president look bad which would be a career ender for any egyptian talk show host so what it was to do he went on a seven minute rant about the american media how mighty egypt is without ever mentioning the sixty minutes interview context who needs it confuse your audience who cares we'll leave you now with the mighty egyptian media doing as they're told once again and we'll see you next time you're at a listening post here it is the most they have it is about god and he let me didn't you know it was it was the last one hamas fear i love that i mean it that i was. snob. then at that it would get. well it's trump had to ten and look eleven and he could i do shop. and i'm never good at it which about about stuff that nobody could be fabric let me repeat that. dumb bell kid the third element i make it not about is that the of the bill came in let me assess the minute. well a c n n no a c b is no

mind that it all comes down to information who has it and doesn't how it's delivered hats off to the c.c. regime for understanding the link between lack of education ease of the summation obstruction of information the government has created an environment where disbursement of the nation. unless it is tightly controlled by government it's all but impossible. and finally a geography lesson delivered over twitter by none other than the israeli military this past week israel launched air strikes on iranian forces stationed in syria then the israeli government tweeted out a message to tehran you seem to be lost it said along with a map with one set of arrows pointing to the islamic republic where iran belongs that said and another arrow pointing to syria saying where iran is that kicked off i mean war and like many conflicts in the middle east power is on the outside were drawn in the us russia and turkey among them check it out we'll see you next time there are listening. to resort is one of nigeria's top tourist destinations but in the shadow of the mountain some nigerians continue an anc

writing to the present prime minister to the previous prime minister as well as have spoken to the c.c. h.q. . but unfortunately we have not received the right group live and no positive action has been taken i believe that the party should accept that there is a problem let's come off his high horse of the denial. of course of the answer to the semitism in islamophobia is education and building bridges but it wasn't just bridges you were building was. i wasn't just building bridges alex i was building ships and talk about the future of ship building and i see part cities on it of all the great names of british shipbuilding perhaps harland and wolff is the most famous of all it's not the largest ship builder in the world it's certainly boat the world larger ships with the olympic class including the titanic proudly launched in the belfast jetty before the great war the decline of the company much thought to british ship building as a whole with effectively the entire industry not confined to military orders with little presence in any commercial shipping markets a world market now wort

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minister and a semi a man who is a former joint chiefs of staff who was in the army who is appear your to c.c and is now arrested and rotting away in a military prison because he only dared to challenge so you eliminate you clear the playing field and then you have this the barrier of fear the cost of speaking out in egypt to oppose the current regimes policies is so high with extrajudicial killings numbers being extremely high with in force disappearances being so high with that many political prisoners with the suffocation of the political space in a way that literally people from within the regime are being arrested and getting thrown in amid a military general like sammy and then being in prison in the military prison the way he is you can't call that an election i mean i'm not i'm far less interested in elections than what people actually feel on the ground and let me ask you another question about that because your twitter handle size freedom of a. brad and it's a very natural predisposition for a young man especially if you have another country to escape to but isn't that also an expre

is very expensive affording an apartment in c.c. is pretty expensive and you know not knowing how long this is going to last i've really had to budget as much as i can and just say ok all right not spend anything for weeks at a time because every day i don't know when the shutdown is going to hand i've talked to someone and i've asked them if i can get a loan for a mortgage if this doesn't mean my mortgage payment if this doesn't end at the end of january so and if it continues longer i'll have to go into my retirement money to pay the bills the bills keep coming they don't stop. with employees across the country facing financial distress the economic costs of the shutdown is adding up to the gross domestic product growth rate from three to two point four percent this time around analysts put the cost of a full government shutdown at six point five billion dollars a week however the current situation affects only about a quarter of government spending and just under half of all federal employees only a small fraction of those employ

an interview with the egyptian president the spy to request by cairo not to air it at the fountain c.c. told the program sixty minutes that his country's forces were closely cooperating with the israeli military he also denied human rights abuses by at least the book has more. u.s. television network c.b.s. said the egyptian government demanded it not air an interview with journalist scott pelley it would spell a question egyptian president. about a human rights watch report that claims egypt is detaining sixty thousand political prisoners many of whom belong to the muslim brotherhood the political party l.c.c. outlawed. i don't know where they got that figure i said there are no political prisoners in egypt whenever there is a minority trying to impose their extremist ideology we have to intervene regardless of their numbers. l.c.c. claimed any extremists that were being held would receive a fair trial a contradiction for rights activists who say many are in prison and face long detentions. pelley also questioned about his government and israel cooperating in the fight against the isl

difficult to separate sports and politics how much of a political coup is this for egypt's president of the c.c. i think a very huge you and i have been concerned about are. we all the problems begin the contras in terms of security in the last five months will be able to actually pull this off wiping for the government south african actually came out to see it's more of a political decision in you know not leaning in there not getting the right for egypt to get it they believe it was more the political decisions the people. by voting for egypt he believes that the south african football federation association president danny jordaan he said it's more of a political decision and not what your reason so i think your question i think of what he meant this is the pool of one of the made your cool in terms of african football by winning the rights to stage this competition you've actually gone ahead and answered my next question i was going on ask you about south africa's f.a. president then you're done saying that that's exactly what it would be a political decision could you elaborate on that for