in the summer of two thousand and ten the freedom party by here too will do this came in the parliamentary elections in the netherlands having received twenty three mandates this is known for his right wing views and harsh criticism of his film fitna demonizes the qur'an comparing it to. the problem of allah is that we were told we should stop immigration of people from muslim countries we should stop the islamic symbolism i wouldn't want more loss and i want islamic schools to be closed that the people integrate with all the. religions of public schools or what's. and i want that we have two people who. clearly. my kids play computer games all day long they always speak dutch and for us it can be a problem. they will also have to learn english children can manage it but sometimes it can be difficult they speak their native language at home and then at school they communicate and each. our efforts journeyed to holland was not an easy one the afghan artist had first to escape from his homeland to russia there he received an education in art and then he decided to move to europe. before he c

in the summer of two thousand and ten the freedom party by here too will this came third in the parliamentary elections in the netherlands having received twenty three mandates this is known for his right wing views and harsh criticism of islam his film fitna demonizes the qur'an comparing it to handle mine come from the problem of holland is that we work too long to talk we should stop immigration of people from muslim countries we should stop the islamic symbolism i wouldn't want to have more mosques in the world and i want islamic schools to be closed let the people integrate with other children from other religions or public schools or whatsoever and i want that we have tough penalties to people who think crimes. out of holland. my kids play computer games all day long they always speak. for us it can be a problem. they will also have to learn english children can manage it but sometimes it can be difficult they speak their native language at home and then at school they communicate in dutch. her journey to holland was not an easy one the afghan artist had first to escape from his war tor

i am the leader of the party for freedom, and my party is the third largest of 11 parties represented in the dutch parliament. and perhaps many of you think that the life of this politician in the netherlands resembles the life of the members of your own congress. unfortunately, that is not the case. for the past eight years i have been living under 24-hour police protection. wherever i go, plain-clothed policemen go with me. i live in a government safe house, heavily protected and bulletproof. i am driven every day again from my safe house to the dutch parliament building in armored police cars with flashing blue lights. i have no walked the streets on my own in the last eight years. when i occasionally go to a restaurant or to a movie theater, the police will have to check everything out. my wife and i have lived in prison cells, in army barracks just to be safe from assassins. and why? why do i need this protection? i'm not a president or a king. i'm a mere parliamentarian. i have, however, been marked for death for criticizing islam. i was placed on the police protection in early

party? >> exactly. the freedom and justice party, and then another party. the parliament is controlled by the islamists, and they did not serve the resolution demands for egyptian and issues raised by this parliament outraged the egyptians. >> it is amazing and it is stunning that the country has once again risen up and said, we don't like what is happening, we are protesting, and that mid- june election may not come about because of a new level of protests. >> we have been stagnant for 30 years and now the country is changing every day. >> and people saying, no, we are not going to accept this. amazing. >> unpredictable. the amazing thing about this revolution, though unfinished, and though it took so many wrong turns, is that and now we have the power of the people. those people who just take the street whenever they think bing's and not going right, we don't want this. i believe we might take more wrong turns, but the final words will be for the egyptian people. >> but there are more protests, more bloodshed. >> not after the elections. the protests on t

the judge ruled that violates political party's freedom of speech. so far, the state has not commented on the ruling. >> national transportation safety board says last year's deadly bus crash in virginia was caused by failures on three levels. the driver, the bus company, and federal regulators. the safety board released findings on the crash today and says the driver had limited opportunities for sleep and was severely fatigued when that bus flipped over. the ntsb found the bus company, sky express, did not have adequate safety policies in place and it also pointed to a lack of government oversight and that allowed the bus company to still operate despite numerous violations a boy injured settled a lawsuit with the owner of said attraction. the lutheran and united church agreed to pay christian's family $60,000. back in 2010, griffith was impaled by an 8 to 12-inch long splinter while he was riding down the church's big wooden slide face first. the family sued for damaging, saying the church should have known it was dangerous. >> the deadline is her

of radical sentiments delivered to the house in 1863 declared flatly that the republican party stood for freedom. not only is it that they are rebells and democrats loyalty and republicanism throughout the union as treason and slavery. strong words the committee issued it's first report. the report was on the whole thoroughnd investigation bluffed and charles gave rise to persistent accusation of witch are largely unjustifiable. he was a career army officer and a democrat. as a division commander he had ordered the crossing of the potomac and the investigation revealed shocking miscommunication among senior officers and found three leaky boats to take 2,000 federal troops across the river that guaranteed that they would be trapped and butchered. be that as it may a parade of witnesses told a committee that weeks before the battle stone had sent packages across the river returned slaves to their masters to cultivate on the maryland side of the river. much of this was rumor. after the debacle, he was tagged as a traitor as well as incompetent. i'm going to skip quotes i have here of those who test

are you aware of what the freedom and justice party is in egypt? >> representative of -- >> are you aware of what the freedom and justice party is in egypt? it is a simple question. it does not afford an interruption. is she aware of what the freedom and justice party is in egypt? >> with the secretary respond to the question. >> yes. >> are you aware that his foundation that is now had their charter pulled because they failed to provide the information that the government requires to keep their status? are you aware that was before the status was pulled called the freedom and justice foundation? >> i will not get into a debate did not some of this -- >> i am asking you if you know simple facts. >> i would like -- >> use a you will not get into a -- you say you do not want to get into a debate. i do not want a debate. this is a question and answer. are you aware of that being the name of his foundation that now has the 501c3 status pulled. >> the insinuation -- >> will you answer the question -- >> can we have regular order? last i will allow the wi

are you aware of what the freedom and justice party is in egypt? representative of -- >> are you aware of what the freedom and justice party is in egypt? it is a simple question. it does not afford an interruption. is she aware of what the freedom and justice party is in egypt? >> with the secretary respond to the question. >> yes. >> are you aware that his foundation that is now had their charter pulled because they failed to provide the information that the government requires to keep their status? are you aware that was before the status was pulled called the freedom and justice foundation? >> i will not get into a debate did not some of this -- >> i am asking you if you know simple facts. >> i would like -- >> use a you will not get into a debate. i do not want a debate. this is a question and answer. are you aware of that being the name of his foundation that now has the 501c3 status pulled. >> the insinuation -- >> will you answer the question -- >> can we have regular order? >> please answer just the question. >> with all respect, i believe

you are aware, and there was certainly a very concerted effort by the president and the freedom and justice partyd others associated with it, including the muslim brotherhood, to make commitments about the kind of inclusive a tip that the government would represent, the respect that all egyptians would be held in, and the protection of the rights of all egyptians. now we are waiting to see how that gets translated into action. we are certainly aware of the forming of the new government, with the announcement of a new prime minister. we are waiting to see who is in that government. that will be an important step along the way. we are looking for ways to support the government, particularly in fulfilling the economic aspirations of all egyptians. but we are going to judge by actions, not words. and the actions the actions are really just at the very beginning stages. it is important to make absolutely clear to everyone that we're not supporting any individual party or any individual. there seems to be a view on the part of some that we are, but that is not the case, never has been the case. we have

. >> freedom fest is not connected in any way to political party. it is a for-profit organization. we invite the think tanks, and cato institute, the heritage foundation, as well as freedom works and americans for prosperity. some of those nonprofit organizations. we don't compete with them at all. you pay a single price of about $500 per person, and you have three wonderful days that we bring an intellectual feast to a fun city. las vegas. it is pretty cool. >> what is your background? >> well, i grew up in portland, oregon. i am an active mormon. i went on a mission to the mormon church and graduated from byu and worked for the cia. then i broke out into the financial world. since then, i got married, i have five children, i moved to the bahamas for two years. life in living color, saved enough money to move to london where we bought a flat. then there were 71 countries i visited, i have written about. it is my primary source of income. my investment book is call forecasts and strategies. i have written a number of books on economics and i teach economics and business at rollins c

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an end of the debate it's only just reignited multimillionaire lobbyist dick army's tea party astroturf group freedom works has already laid out a strategy to repeal obamacare it begins at a state level with step one being preventing states from setting up obamacare exchanges these exchanges are critical to obamacare as they open up free markets where people can buy health insurance plans at lower costs much like members of congress do right now and can't be denied insurance for preexisting conditions so far only two states have a health insurance exchange set set up and running all twenty nine states have nothing and republican governors in five states florida kansas louisiana oklahoma and wisconsin have so far said they will refuse to set up a free market health insurance exchange in their states step two is to prevent states from expanding medicaid coverage for low income people under obamacare states are given huge amounts of free money from the federal government to expand medicaid coverage individuals making up to one hundred thirty three percent above the poverty line around forty thousand dol

freedom when it means negative things for u.s. interests? that's a legitimate question the republican party is grappling with. u have john mccain and lindsey graham and joe lieberman. they're totally for the bush administration freedom agenda. let's take syria, for example. they want to bomb today. that's their stated public position. that's putting your money where your mouth is, right? then you have another section of the republican party that says the public is war weary. there's no way we're going to go into another entanglement in the middle east. we support the freedom agenda, but we're not going to sacrifice american blood and treasure to make it happen. mitt romney is trying to straddle the fence here. he's trying to have it both ways. he doesn't see a reason to alienate the party and he's not being forced to specify what implementation the agenda means. as we get closer and closer to the election, my hope, my belief is he's going to be compelled to tell us what he's thinking, what he would do if he were elected. >> i want to ask you about the politics of this. this foreign policy question, has really

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according to the state news agency and a spokesman for the freedom and justice party, the egyptian parliamentay at 12:30 p.m. local time, early in the morning our time. against the wishes of the country's military. egypt's generals have called an emergency meeting to discuss the move and its repercussions. zoraida sambolin is in cairo and getting reaction from egyptians, although not to the last piece of news. a number of people you've spoken to won't even have heard this news yet. she's on the phone from luxor egypt right now. what are you hearing? >> i was in cairo yesterday and i have to tell you, the people here, unanimously, everyone i have spoken to is very upset about this decision. even though we're looking at this as a military move, this was something that was done by the supreme court. and it had originally said that the parliamentary elections were unconstitutional and that they made that mandate. now that morsi has taken office and decided to basically rescind that and reconvene the parliament, he is really making a decision that is not within his purview, not something he should

parliament rejects the notorious online piracy party which has severely threatened internet freedoms that will provoke major run it's hard to europe with web users here is at the prospect online to prevail and. also the most hopeful language tear gas has been used on ukraine protests as i write about a new bill that allows a wider usage of russia in the country the law was adopted with our debate bonds talked outrage with hundreds taking to pretend we're. finding the minute. that gave us all this science has claimed they finally discovered compelling evidence for the elusive goal of the corporate searchers have painted steak takes a person with decades to explain how everything in the universe exists. and right now peter about and his guests discuss what's going on in iraq and how the country's likely to get by after the u.s. pullout that's crosstalk or not to stay with us. please. continue the story. below and welcome to crossfire i'm peter lavelle foreign occupation of iraq may have formally ended six months ago but this country's woes are countless and getting worse there's politi

freedom of speech. are you willing to say that the democratic party supports people in virginia and complete open disclosures paying for the ads. so you can't say you support transparency. >> are you in a system like in virginia where there it's unlimited contribution but complete and open disclosure. >> i want a system where the american people know -- the republicans blocked it in the senate and you block it in the house last year. >> i'm sure this conversation will continue on in the living room afterwards. thank you so much for joining us. >>> wall street is waiting on word from the fed chair, plus yahoo's corporate coup, the rundown is next, and scorched earth why the worst drought -- who's the first president to serve less than a full four-year term. the first correct answer will follow tuesday from us. we'll take your questions. >>> ohio based interior designer pamela bayer was doing well serving corporate kansas hers. when the work stopped coming she had to rethink our business plan, diversifying by thinking big and small. every customer knew they were valuable to her. watch "your business" at 7:30

whenever he speaks in front of a group at the tea party or faith in freedom coalition which met in washingtonof weeks ago. herman cain was the most energizing to take the stage. that includes rick santorum who was more viable to the gop nod. i think i have absolutely no inside information on the process, but herman cain could fill that sarah palin role when it comes to energizing the base. i think the romney campaign has less to worry about when it comes to someone like rick santorum. when he spoke at a summit a few weeks ago, they echoed each other's sentiments. romney incorporated santorum's speech on the trail. they are getting on the same page. there is more concern when it comes to newt gingrich and ron paul who called on romney's release of tax returns. those are going to be a messaging conflict for the convention. >> perry, does anybody go off script? once the speech is approved, do you worry if sarah palin or herman cain decides to add l li bit? >> donald trump goes off speech. herman cain would stay on message. santorum has been on message since he endorsed romney. you want to avoid

supreme court decision on obamacare seems to have reenergized the tea party movement in their fight against the healthcare law. freedomorks, a national grassroots organization, that works with local tea party groups, spent the weekend trying to rally their troops, creating a war room and issuing a call to action plan for the fourth of july. >> are we going to do this, guys? >> yeah! [cheers and applause] >> americans will be gathering to celebrate american independence. let's make them think again what that means, what that meant then, what it means now. maybe we can use this as a recruiting tool to get more people to join our movement, whether they're tea partiers or not. if they disagree with this decision, if they want to get involved, this is the moment to do that. i think we have an opportunity to do just that. >> that lesson that we've learned over and over again since the beginning of the tea party is don't count on somebody else to fix this problem. don't wait for somebody in d.c. to make the best decision. we got to do it from the bottom up. >> as i compare this to the tarp bail-out, kind of compare what happ

and i think those are the freedoms that the democratic party has expressed.mocrats this week who believed something other than the rest of the democrats, and so up next, we'll ask where is this çparty? if the members can't all get in line on supreme court victory day? 17 folks still wandering around doing something else. we'll talk about that, when we come back. down here, folks measure commitment by what's getting done. the twenty billion dollars bp committed has helped fund economic and environmental recovery. long-term, bp's made a five hundred million dollar commitment to support scientists studying the environment. and the gulf is open for business - the beaches are beautiful, the seafood is delicious. last year, many areas even reported record tourism seasons. the progress continues... but that doesn't mean our job is done. we're still committed to seeing this through. mid grade dark roast forest fresh full tank brain freeze cake donettes rolling hot dogs bag of ice anti-freeze wash and dry diesel self-serve fix a flat jumper cables 5% cashback signup

freedom. but phillips joined the celebration in south africa. >> the party started even if the guest of honord not show up for the dancing and singing. when nelson mandela turns 94, the occasion draws a crowd. especially here in this rural village, and and ancestral home to which nelson mandela has returned. among those attending was former president bill clinton who has maintained a friendship with the former south african presidents. nelson mandela is too frail to make public appearances these days. >> is he one of your heroes? >> he did not want to be a hero. he wanted to leave his country into freedom and unity, and it was heroic. and when the price turned out to be very high, he just kept doing it. >> it is a special birthday celebration that gets expressed in many ways. through a song that the children south africa and beyond have been rehearsing. >> ♪ happy birthday >> for good works that people have been asked to donate 67 minutes of their time, a minute for each year that nelson mandela came to public service, it has produced remarkable scenes, like these pardon prisoners fixing up a

bryant discusses why he left the democratic party and became a black conservative during this hour-long event. >> matt kibbe is president and ceo of freedom works. he was with the organization previously known as citizens for a sound economy for over years years. an economist by training, he's a well respected national public policy expert, best-selling author and political commentator. "newsweek" called kibbe one of the master minds of the tea party politics. his expertise has led to frequent appearances on national news shows, including fox news, nbc, abc, cnn, msnbc, fox business, pbs and c-span, dubbed the scribe by "new york daily news," kibbe is co-author with dick armey of the "new york times" best-seller "give us liberty, a tea party manifesto." please help me welcome matt kibbe to lpr to introduce c.l. bryant. [ applause ] >> how you guys doing? does anyone here believe in freedom? does anyone here think that the government spending too much money it doesn't have? okay. here's the test. does anyone think sometimes as frustrating as it is that maybe you have to beat the republicans before you can beat the democrats? okay. i just w

freedom. mark phillips joined the celebration in south africa. >> reporter: the party started even if the guests honor didn't show up for the dancing and singing. when nelson mandela turns 94, the occasion draws a crowd, especially here in the rural village of qunu, the mandela ancestral home to which he's returned. among those attending was former president bill clinton who's maintained a friendship with the former south african president. mandela himself is too frail to make public appearances these days. is he one of your heroes? >> well, i don't think he wanted to be a hero. i think he wanted to lead his country into freedom and unity and it was heroic and when the price turned out to be very high he just kept paying it. >> reporter: it's a special birthday celebration that gets express in many ways-- through a song children in south africa and beyond and have been rehearsing. ♪ happy birthday to you... >> reporter: through good works, people have been asked to donate 67 minutes of their time, a minute for each year mandela gave to public service. it produced some remarkable scenes-- like th

freedom. what does that mean? it means small government, party rights, sound money, -- propert y right, sound money, freedom to fail. freedom to fail means being able to start a business that other people think are crazy and knowing that you are not going to be bailed out at the end if it does fail. if people are offered to billion out, they will tell you how to run your business. -- if people offer to bail you out, they will tell you how to run your business. if you do not have the freedom to fail, you do not have the freedom to succeed. it everybody fails gets paid out -- gets bailed out, the people who succeed pay you out. you need the freedom to do something other people think is crazy and to fail if necessary. let me say a few words about that. all -- we all understand that some taxes are necessary to run a policy. we also all understand that all taxes have disincentive effects and that is bad. we also understand that some taxes have worst affected than others. a tax on wages discourages work. that is bad. a tax on capital income also discourages work. because part of the reason people work is to accumulate sa

by the way, on my list is someone from the egypt freedom and justice party. he is not here, and i'll follow the order i have here and i'll begin with joost. over to you. >> yeah, joost hiltermann. nice to meet you. thank you for arranging this, you know, sizable event, i'm very grateful to be here and to speak to you. if i'm a little bit, not in my normal being, it's because i have a cold, and i just arrived from turkey yesterday, was in ankara on monday and then in baghdad last week. so still jet lagged. so i was asked to talk about turkish relationship with iraq. and that relationship was pretty bad in the aftermath of the american intervention in iraq in 2003. turkey didn't really like what was happening, was fearing the vacuum that would ensue from a military assault on iraq even if it was grateful to be rid of saddam hussein. they were not alone in that. but the situation was pretty rocky for about four years. and then with the surge in 2007 turkey realized that the united states had finally seen the light and that it was finally doing something that tur