morrissey wants a good one too.rissey showed in this case a little bit of incompeten incompetence, a lot of inexperience. the egyptians don't know exactly what the americans want. they thought the americans would be satisfied if they addressed the issue of the attack on the embassy in benghazi, the consulate, in benghazi, said it was an outrage, that the people were killed in that embassy, that consulate, but instead, the u.s. reminded them, no, we want you to protect our embassy and our interests inside egypt. and you saw morrissey did a 180 degree turn. the number two man in the muslim brotherhood wrote a very moderate letter to the new york times. >> is this betrayal? i heard people say, this is betrayal, with so much help, why doesn't morrissey speak strongly, more strongly against this? they feel -- many americans feel betrayed by this. >> i think it is an experience. you have to rack it up to that. you see him coming to his senses and realizing this say relationship that not only do we need in terms of financi

>> a lot of these governments and you saw with morrissey, he plays a double game. when these rat calls slow up at the embassy, he doesn't want to denounce them forthrightly or take action to stop them, because he is afraid of being out flanked to his right. but at the same time he is happy to take a billion dollars from the united states government every year. >> that is a balancing act every leader has to play. >> look these are not democracies in the general sense that they have that kind of control or support from their people. we have to work with that kind of political community. we've lost their respect, we've lost the relationship with them. the saudis in particular. the egyptians of course under mubarak. this is a huge issue for the united states. we do not have allies in that part of the region and we need them. >> do you think that we could become isolationists by reason of this worldwide phenomenon? if that is what it is? >> we cannot afford to lose that region, in this sense. >> no. >> john we've lost it. antiamericanism is pandemic throughout that regi

. >> michael morrissey will be one of those hitting the road for president obama. >> there is no bigger flip-flop than mitt romney. he was pro-choice when he ran against ted kennedy, now he is pro-life. some of the things i think that we have witnessed the rest of the country is fighting what type of person he is. >> i look at the averages. 63% think we're headed in the wrong direction. elizabeth warren, a candidate for the u.s. senate against scott -- against scott brown will be in that prime 10:00 p.m. hour. >> would like to talk about speakers but we're talking also about setting. the weather is causing a problem. democrats have had to move about the speech from the facility outside to the indoor one, 20,000 seats. republicans have their own issue with hurricane isaac. the conspiracy theory, is it because of the possibility of lightning or it doesn't have to do with the challenge of filling the seat? >> we were very confident we would have a big, enthusiastic crowd and fill that stadium. unfortunately, the chance of severe weather which would put those people at risk was too high. >>

it was a shot across the bow for morrissey.has to realize we do not just give everything and expect nothing in return. >>shepard: the relationship with him, i am not sure, at least i, i don't understand it. my understanding is we were allies with egypt if years and it went well. the former leader of egypt, considered a reformer by one heavy politician at one point now i am not sure we know what they are. do we? >>guest: no, i don't think we do nor do they. they are fining their way. this is a muslim brotherhood government elected and not used to dealing with the united states. we boycotted them for many years and would not talk to them so there is no relationship we have developed. we are all flying blind here. it is unfortunate that morrissey did not speak out more forcibly and quickly about this situation. i am concerned about what will happen tomorrow. i think it is a very dangerous situation. >>shepard: the fear among most, like you, analysts and those who are familiar with the region, this sort of thing is often like a wil

. >> a local tv station's camera catches deputy nicole morrissey o'donald immediately chasing after trent as he runs down the steps. >> my thought was, if he were able to get down the stairs, there might be possible weapons that he could access at the bottom of the stairs. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days prior to that. so, all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody, again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he wou

cairo, egypt was a subject of a meeting between secretary of state hillary clinton and president morrissey -- morsi. they also spoke about improving security in the peninsula near israel's border. >>> the parking garages at dulles international airport are back open after a bomb scare led to police searches and stranded passengers last night. the garages were closed for several hours preventing passengers who had parked there from reaching their vehicles. the metropolitan airports thorpt said the airport was never -- authorities said the airport was never evacuated. >>> should maryland utility companies be allowed to collect a surcharge from their customers during the first 24 hours after a major power outage? >> that's something under consideration right now by the state's public service commission. > reporter: this is really just a matter of principle. as one commissioner said, charges customers a special fee when they're sitting in the dark without electricity is like pouring salt into their wounds. despite the chaos that ensued in many parts of the state after june's derecho, maryland'

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secretary of state hillary clinton meeting with egyptian president mohammed morrissey. he assured him protecting the embassy was egypt awes duty. he was criticized for slow response. >> most notorious extremist could be here within a week to face terrorism charges. they ruled radical muslim cleric and four other suspected terrorists can be extradited. al masri tried to set up a training camp. they tried to get him extradited for years but it has been delayed because it was appealed. >>> amtrak tried to get the rail project you are paying for. starting tonight and ending next week the railroad plans to stem them between maryland and massachusetts reaching record speeds of 165 miles per hour p. back in july you may remember they announced the multi billion dollar improvement plan despite being $1.34 billions in the red. >>> country super star toby keith giving someone a surprise of her life time during his concert. >> keith plucked her out of the krod in tribute to her husband employed in afghanistan. her husband returned home early. as the song ended major pete cruise wa

. >> i think the proposal of president morrissey is interesting because these four nations have an influence on the situation. >> rose: and are engaged already in one way or the other. yes. up to now, but it's recent there have not been results but when you have to find a solution you have to discuss with everybody. therefore, france and egypt are in close links because if we can be some sort aid towards a solution, it's our role. it's our international role. we are a permanent member of the security council. we have no hidden agenda. we are there to try and help people. what do they do? what do they want? they want to be free. they want to be free. to say, well, you have a lot of arab countries in which there has been a so-called arab spring, isn't it possible-- because, mr. bashar al-assad has decide it was not possible, no. it's the way it must go. >> rose: iran, and the nuclear issue. what do you believe iran wants? and to you believe they have made a decision on that? that? >> i hope not. first, so as nuclear energy is concerned, iran has a right to develop nuclear energy but for milita

they are about the strength of mind that morrissey has been brought to the jews, and they are in a positive direction. there is also the need to work out a strong sense of identification. he really felt like he was leaving a small band of people on into the future that he would never see people who would give more grace to invisible things. at least as i see it, it may not have been completely unconscious about what the changes were. what they wanted to do was talk about moses. there were two people that were peculiar. one of them is moses. the other was shakespeare. he was a proponent of the locals fight, and he had a great champion as william shakespeare. you can see why these two figures, shakespeare and moses, you can make them a little bit nervous. he wanted to have shakespeare's vision, but nobody else can. and yet he learned a tremendous amount. he wanted to have moses to put the institution building power, but who could. there were people who were fascinated by an adored him -- he had a competition consultative relationship with them. could you elaborate a little bit more on this fa

morrissey became president and needs to be responsible for what comes up in egypt. gerri: this is similar to the arabian hostage crisis. at that time president carter was leading by 30 points. it went away. reagan took a vantage saying is this the man to be running hour foreign policy? could this have a similar defect today? >> the hostage crisis left to make carter looking like the impotent powerless president. mitt romney wants to portray obama's as the president not pursuing american and image aggressively. more of the world a message. democrats had a big national security show at the convention. i guess loathsome of bin laden was heard every other word. i don't think just with that kill that mitt romney camp portray obama as like president carter to seven thank you for coming on. great conversation. whenever there is trouble in the middle east oil is a concern. latest attack have an impact? the biggest 401(k) manager issues understatement for retirement. what should you be saving? ally bank. why they have a raise your rate cd. tonight our guest, thomas sargent.

. >> making his first appearance at the general assembly is president mohammed morrissey.e asked them to live up to the commitment to palestinian self rule. mahmoud abbas and benjamin netanyahu will speak almost back-to-back on wednesday. possibility of an israeli military strike against iran in the weeks ahead. iran's president ahmadinejad will give his final g-8 speech on wednesday. unlike the security council which can impose sanctions or authorize military interventions the general assembly has no real power. it focuses on public debates and issuing nonbinding resolutions. >> thank you mary ann. >>> campaign advisor to president obama robert gibbs talking. he's here on fox news sunday when chris wallace pressed him about the president's decision not to hold one-on-one meetings with world leaders while at the general assembly this week. >> this despite the fact is making time to appear on "the view." >> i want to go back to the u.n. and new york this week. you say he has schedules the foreign leaders have schedules, but the president has blocked out time to appear on t"

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but i haven't seen a strong statement coming out of president morrissey of egypt about this issue. where are the security forces in this country. i want to see mug shots of the people that were involved in this. especially the attack on the ambassador. very, very important things that we have to be thinking about. >> specifically you mentioned moment mor mohamed mursi. you know, backed by muslim brotherhood. making efforts to communicate, to keep very, very strong ties with the west, and specifically the u.s. so far, no statement from him. you know, hearing from egyptian blogger last night on our air, he is mia. what do we need to hear from mohamed mursi? >> he's got to condemn the violence. and he's also got to say that he's going to track down these perpetrators and bring them to justice. that's what we need to see. but if i can channel mursi for a moment. he's very concerned because the groups that were probably involved in this attack in cairo are probably, you know, more radical than the muslim brotherhood. and he's very cautious about walking this fine line between the secula

the muslim brotherhood, the base of president mohammed morrissey. this really is somewhat, maybe the lull before tomorrow, friday, when we see what we're planni on seeing, a lot larger demonstrations coming out against this film that protesters say insult prophet muhammad. >> egypt's president mohammed morrissey. what did he say? >> he condemned the film yesterday on his facebook page. when he mentioned the breaching of the u.s. embassy he said it was egypt's responsibility to protect diplomatic missions. he did not condemn these protesters for beach breaching the embassy in this new video, he comes out strongly against those who breach the embassy. he said these are not people that represent egyptians or muslims. he said that egypt will secure every embassy in egypt. he says the security forces will secure it. that's to be seen. we've seen over the last year many embassies being breached in egypt. police have yet to control a mob from entering the embassy. this is the first real test to see if he can make good. >> a lot of people watching his react

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here that the relations between the egyptian government and the current government under muhammed morrissey and the white house and the state department and the congress is in good shape is partly to do with that aid. i don't think immediately the question of aid should be put on the table. it's a tiny proportion of the u.s. annual budget that goes out to egypt. for that we get returns. and those returns include, you know, a peace treaty with israel, better influence over the region, president thus far that's been friendly towards the u.s., potential trade deals. >> you really think we get all that from it? when they were attacking the israeli embassy recently and now crowds attacking the american? we get goodwill from it? >> those are headlines, but the reality on the ground, the peace deal with israel still stands and the government has gone after terrorists. that's unprecedented for an islamist president to go after al qaeda terrorists in egypt. that's worth something. i don't think we should throw the baby out with a bath water because a few extremists have burnt a flag. that's exactly

she said new egyptian president morrissey has already been to iran and china before he has been to americagment? >> john: i didn't see that interview and i don't know who the lady in question is. and i didn't hear the president say that as well. but there is a lot of turmoil over it, and do we trust the new government. the fact is, the people of egypt are going to choose for their leader who they want, and if they don't like this guy, they will replace them as they effectively have replaced their leader before. i don't know much work about president morisi, i just liked his work with the smiths. but egypt is very much still a strategic partner with america and israel. we'll have peter welsh from the great state of vermont joining us in the next hour of the show. katherine, in california i can give you about 20 seconds to make your point. >> caller: yes i just wanted to bring up the fact during the arab spring when hilary clinton was talking about free and fair elections, and that's what i want back in this country. expect long lines, because i saw so many people leaving in 2004. >> john: y

it was a very close election that was run -- that was won by the current president now, morrissey, who comes from the muslim brotherhood. and but egypt has a well-organized security apparatus, a well-organized and well-funded security apparatus. egypt has the capability to conduct counterterrorism in egypt. egypt has the capability, they have the people and the resources to protect our embassy in egypt. they have no excuse for not doing that. if they fail to do it. because they are able to do it. what was really troubling to me about egypt, however, was that the president over there, morrissey, rather than immediately condemn the attack against the united states and the murder of our ambassador, his first reaction was to condemn a youtube video. that's what we're talking about here, a youtube video. anyone request make a youtube video. now, there is a belief, by the way, in the muslim world that because in their countries, if you produce a youtube video, or any movie, for that matter, your government had to approve it. they think well, then in america, your government must have approve

>>peter: when president morrissey from the muslim brotherhood in egypt took over, the state departments set up, the state department said if they were going to use that money they would give congress a heads-up. yesterday they told congress they were going to send $450 million to egypt to help the new government, the top republican on the appropriations committee subcommittee on foreign affairs committee said, not so fast. the quote "this proposal comes to congress at a point when the u.s. and egypt relationship has never been under more scrutiny and rightly so. i'm not convinced of the urgent need for the assistance and i cannot support it at this time. as chair of the subcommittee i place a hold on the funds." this money was obviously set aside before this month's violent protests outside the american embassy in cairo. the congresswoman wants things to cool down before sending egypt a big chunk of change. if she wants to keep the money in the states she had to write a bill she cannot just hold it indefinitely. a senior state department official says the united states remains committe

coverage from the un will also include the british prime minister cameron and egyptian president morrissey. president obama will the campaign rally at kent state university live at 5:30 p.m. eastern. >> the first debate between presidential candidates is next wednesday, october 3. lehrers hour's jim moderates and including the live debate preview followed by the domestic policy debate at 9:00. calls, females, and tweets. follow coverage at c-span radio. >> president obama speech to the un general assembly today included comments on the video that sparked protests in the muslim world. iran's nuclear program. and the legacy of chris stevens. this is half an hour. >> on behalf of the general assembly, i would be honored to welcome to the united nations, his excellency, barack obama, president of united states of america and invite him to >> mr. president, mr. secretary-general, fellow delegates, ladies and gentlemen, i would like to begin today by telling you about an american named chris stevens. chris was born in a town in california. the son of a lawyer and a musician. as a young man, chri