morsi. the last prime minister was a last-ditch attempt to hold onto power. you have the brotherhood putting forward their candidate. what you see is really stark geographic divide. what is on the parliamentary elections is crystallized here. mohamed morsi wins every government with one exception. a very tiny government. you see a lot of vulnerability for the islamists, in this case, morsi, in the delta. in fact, he won by a pretty big margins in the delta by more than 10 percentage points in four of those five governments. more secular candidates also tend to do well in the red sea area, but i don't want to concentrate on those. we are talking about less than 1%. the story emerging is that islamists are doing really well in upper egypt, non-islamists are doing well in the metropolitan areas in the north, cairo and alexandria, and there are surprising oppositions to the islamists emerging in the delta. i'm going to move on to the constitutional referenda, and the reason why i did not lead wi

morsi says he will do, quote, what is necessary. warning, this is going to be a harsh decision for him. in our next hour ambassador john bolton and ambassador nick burns will join us on the developing crisis in the country that means a lot for us and our relations in this region of the world. tens of thousands reported a suspicious flash of light spotted streaking across the night sky from florida to massachusetts. and so, what was it? trace gallagher, do you know? >> reporter: yeah, i know. i'm not going to tell you. no, it was actually a meteor, it was like this wide. now, remember, scientists say most of us will go our entire life without seeing a meteor. it seems like everyone saw this one, right? at eight o'clock friday night streaked across the eastern sky. by ten o'clock the american meteor society, nasa, several weather channels had gotten thousands of calls from nine different states, including canada, and as far inland asoo reporting this as a very bright star with a long green tail. meteors are normally the size of small

there for this this coup and washington is beginning to get a little bit wobbly on its support for morsi for that reason they're beginning to rethink i think that's one of the reasons for the change between hillary clinton and john kerry to bring in

do you see any signs that president morsi understands this? >> he continues to say to the opposition, "come to a political dialogue," but he doesn't show any signs of being willing to compromise with them. so far, he's trying to move forward to elections with the id that, after that, they will be le to instute onom reforms and get the imf package. but i want to note that this has been going on for two years now. >> warner: all this was reported to have been the subject of a phone call president obama made to president morsi this week, paving the way for new secretary of state john kerry's arrival in egypt this weekend. dunne says secretary kerry needs to connect the dots for president morsi between the economic assistance he wants and the political bridge-building he needs to do at home. >> it's important that secretary kerry tls pside morsi, " want to help you economically, but we think you need to compromise with other political forces and keep a democratic political process on track." >> warner: back in the souk, among the tales of woe, are

frankly, the only thing that keeps morsi from going too far are the generals.y are watching it carefully. you want to see egypt go back to dictatorship? easy. go too far and the generals will stop in and say that is it. get out. this has happened in egypt before lift happen again. >> greg: can we rename the middle east the middle ages? that's all. arab spring for christians is like nuclear winter. you hear the outcry. it's not even 1% of abu ghraib. the only time the world is angry by injustices is if it's committed by the united states. but everyone else can act like savages. they can till, and that's okay. if you are a nervous flier on jet, then you're a monster. every tolerance in the united states who marches for everything ignore this stuff because they don't want to seem as though they're intolerant of others. all cultures are supposed to be the same. everybody is the same. that is the biggest lie. some cultures are better than others. >> eric: i want to take you to task with this. general has idea who will rule the country but the bottom line if morsi ca

i believe that morsi has conducted a power grab. i think we have a right to be concerned about that and i believe that's exactly why-- >> let me finish my sentence, jay. it's tied to those political and economic reforms. >> sean: i've got to go. >> and making sure that the free and fair election that brought morsi to power-- >> deny our military, and deny our military weapons to give it to the terrorists? pretty sick stuff to me. >> unbelievable. >> sean: unbelievable. still ahead, he may be considering a run to the white house. tonight in a cable exclusive interview i'll be joined here in studio by former florida governor jeb bush. he'll sound off on obama's failed leadership and why the president keeps blaming his brother and first, bill clinton's former labor secretary is actually accusing the tea party of conspiring to he destroy the u.s. government. a member of the house tea party caucus will be here to respond directly to robert reisch's accusations of reisch's accusations of treaso mallonrothers magic? watch this -- alakazam!

in the meantime, morsi is the guy who called occupiers in palestinian hands.mongering descendants. is this the guy we want to give 1.6 billion in foreign aid? is this the guy on the day sequestions ration hits the same day secretary kerry handed over a check to $250 million to these guys? >> bob: this is holy week. i know most radical muslims don't read the bible. but you have the last person persecuted the christians and that will happen to you. i have be on this for six months. you to stop this. if you want to get face-to-face with us this? this is the way to do it. leave people alone. you're cowards. worse than that. you are disgracing muhammad by what you are doing, by doing this. you ought to be ashamed by yourselves and you ought to be in jail. >> kimberly: on that note -- >> dana: what about the said? >> bob: at this stage of the game, i hate to say this, but i would like to believe the military there is still the only thing that keeps us from the muslim brotherhood. take over that country. they get most of the aid, so i would say it would be very, very

morsi, look at the world quite differently. .. in which he put himself above the law. we see this with regard to quite horrifically be almost, almost accepting of violence for the tolerating if not requesting violence on the part of muslim brotherhood supporters against protesters in front of the presidential palace. we also see this in the discourse of the muslim brotherhood which delegitimize his and his seem to did deed legitimize opposition movements to disagree with him on policy matters calling their loyalty to egypt in question. i mean this is really kind of unacceptable so at that level i think there has been an unwillingness to engage in any kind of a sense of pluralist politics which as michele noted is so desperately needed now on all kinds of issues, security issues as well as the economic desire that the country faces. >> okay. on that pessimistic note let's continue on with the questioning back there, yeah. >> jeff thanks so much -- >> can you identify your affiliation? >> i'm with brookings. jeff thanks so much for putting this presentation together and

>> what i would do given some of the ou outrageous things morsi s said, i would suspend military aid but do it to put pressure on morsi to back off and to show to the military that our support is not unconditional. the military is our leverage in egypt, and i would be prepared to resume military aid if i thought they were still under the control of pro-american generals, but i think it's very, very dicey at this point. i don't think the white house really understands the difficult political environment that we're in. >> you just mentioned iran, for example, and the secretary of state kerry is going to saudi arabia among other nations. they just finished talks. another round of talks. they told iran you don't have to close, you can keep enriching uranium for a medical reactor. by the way, if you agree to some stuff, we'll lift some of the sangs. what does he do? what does he say about iran? >> these proposals that you've indicated are a huge mistake on the part of the united states and the west. they are preparing a path to legitimize iran's nuclear weapons program although we won't c

say a military takeover will only antagonize the situation and is an example of president mohamed morsi ignoring their demands this is. the government has been got an army needs the rights of the people and those who have been killed in port so you do is not going to be more secure with the withdrawal of the police it won't help us at all the ports are you doctor says are supposed to be in the street taking care of the country that's what we asked for with the police leaving there will be chaos now the people will have to secure the city themselves tension between protesters. the police has been high since last year's riots and when the military placed them on the city's streets there was an initial optimism but that all changed off the court's decision the atmosphere changed on saturday when the verdict confirmed that twenty one people will face the death penalty and a further five will serve nice sentences residents here say that the army will not protect them as the local authorities bowed to pressure from the capital at a funeral for protesters killed during the recent clashes and t

but kerry is going to egypt with an empty bag he's demanding that egypt egypt's government the morsi government signed on to the i.m.f. conditionalities which mean huge subsidy cuts as you just pointed out and also big tax increases that are going to worsen the economic situation not improve it. furthermore the the entire muslim brotherhood project that the obama administration has backed since the kickoff of the arab spring that toppled mubarak. the muslim brotherhood project is. spinning out of control it has no popular base within the egyptian society other than the twelve percent or so hard core members of the brotherhood and most egyptians while some kind of a democratic. society and this is why is the opposition has voiced fighting with kerry on this trip around the washington has a very poor faggot of cards for play in egypt right now and that's what's been reflected in his reception i think now you mentioned that egyptians want to democratic society speaking about that why is america appearing to side with what the opposition are calling a hard line on the thora tarion muslim

now the court's decision effectively overturned this move by muhammad morsi last year.in this decision comes as a very critical time for egypt. because he is coming under fresh criticism, he just referred to interrogation. his position said that swift move only indicates he acted in defense of the brotherhood rather than the law. so far the presidency has not reacted to the court decision but it is expected to be appealing it because this is not a final decision and there is still one more layer of appeal. >> part of egypt's post revolution economy continues to struggle. the government is planning on ending long-running subsidies on bread. that will make life difficult more many egyptians. >> public bread sells for less than one cent apiece but costs seven times that to make. with people living on $2 a day or less, cheap bread is a social subsidy the country still cannot function without. there are many who do live on bread alone these days. the huge demand for this public bread. it sells out every day. egypt's economy post revolution is in deep trouble. prices for all

when morsi came add and basically taking it over.t was very dramatic. >> sean: they were raping and women in tahrir square. polls show that egyptians, 75% of them, wanted sharia law. this was totally predictable. >> if you look at the muslim nations, they are not familiar with any of the law. the only law that works with them is sharia law. >> women can't drive, women can't go to school in saudi arabia, in iran, where else do you want to go? >> it's not the universal but it's the law of saudi and iran. >> it is islamist law,. i didn't mean to interprupt rupt. >> sean: eyewitness for rape? >> it's to prevent people charged wrongly and witnesses if they ever lie, they are going to be punished severely. >> sean: how about a dna test, we can prove it immediately. it was. >> killings, the fact that you are saying the reason for the number of centuries go it's still being used to today the only freedom of revolution was in june and july of 2009 because iranians were living under the boots. they booted sharia and obama could have been a his

is backing president morsi and his islamist government at the expense of democracy and human rights. a message for america's top diplomats. >> john kerry, you have to know that the egyptian people are angry. >> reporter: instead of pushing for democratic reform, these protesters say washington is supporting egypt's islamist president morsi just like it once backed former leader hosni mubarak. >> we are protesting against american interest groups and supporting a fascist regime. >> reporter: the country's opposition warned kerry president morsi's government is undermining democracy, human rights, and consolidating power. >> we come here as friends for the egyptian people, not for one government, for one person, or one party or ideology but for the egyptian people. >> reporter: but egypt is facing a bigger, looming crisis. its economy is collapsing and kerry urged politicians here to put their differences aside and come to an agreement. differences that trigger clashes between police and protesters are now a frequent occurrence here. the government is struggling to maintain law and ord

. >> secretary of state john kerry will be meeting with mohamed morsi. anita alive elie cairo. what is at the top of the agenda for the meeting between the two? >> they are fairly clearly marked out. askingrry is going to be him to renew and strengthen his democracy.to they're refusing for some of them to participate claiming that the morsi government is already stacking the deck against them and that the elections will not be fair. john kerry will be underscoring the great need in this unstable .ime this actually works and includes is the one in egypt they're speaking most firmly on in this visit and it is that of the economy. if it collapses, you can forget about politics fixing things. talking about the advisability of bringing the imf in, alone, anything they can take to strengthen and stabilize the economy is one that john kerry is speaking very emphatically arm. one meeting he had late last was for a and ally. >> what about being seen as interfering in egyptian affairs? balanceis the delicate he is having to strike. in egypt in america have been locked in a very interesti

secretary of state isn't kyrie president morsi for talks with president morsi. boettcher who has more. well we've having a quite dramatic reports from port sorry the coastal city this started so off to thirty nine defendants in this ports are you trying which the pilot this said what's going to happen in february of this this post are you based focal much these defendants are being moved the families are very angry about them being relieved they gathered at the security a direct trip building and broke out between the police forces protesters because you also have violence in months or the naldo cities here in egypt this is after a young man was killed he was run over by a police vehicle the minister of interior saying it is a mistake for his father who maintains one of the twice rights groups report saying that a field hospital in the. political brief but popular current headquarters was also attacked by police with tear gas what we're really getting is chaotic and quite violent reports across the country including here in the competition as countries have brok

mcchord side has been persecuted for the last thirty years and president mohamed morsi is keeping the status quo created by the last regime the president wants to wrong the people of portside and instead satisfy their cairo old tribes who are widespread across the country now there is a risk of everyone being racist towards portside aid the military for their part to maintain they are protective peaceful force and that portside protesters have not been singled out they say police are merely responding to the level of violence from those attacking key government buildings meanwhile on the banks of the suez canal protesters burn tires to prevent boats from ducking saying they will escalate acts of civil disobedience and till there is a fair trial with further violence on the horizon this could be the toughest challenge yet for morsi and his military about true for r t. for monitoring the situation in egypt on twitter you can follow here for the latest details on what's happening on the ground there. to see a place or offices and officials of also received fifteen year sentences in the l

the borders of israel are required thanks it was a strong why is the morsi a few months ago. that's the. problem is upset about turkey because of that we never heard of anything like from president morsi was to be islamist. leader of the most important. country so. there is nothing to worry americans on the side openly khaled osho the editor of the newspaper online from london thank you. the u.s. is pushing forward with a full court martial against army whistleblower bradley manning prosecutors plan to call a full witness list to prove he's guilty of a range of serious charges including aiding the enemy manning denies this admitting only to providing secret data to wiki leaks the aim of revealing what he called the true cost of war to america's out to blake who is at the hearing. when p.f.c. manning finished reading his thirty five page statement he turned his microphone off he was done testifying and a handful of members of the press gallery actually journalists began applauding it was something that people had waited for a long time there he was speaking very truthfully and

morsi got.oters also had a choice in that election and many of them chose to vote not for the muslim brotherhood. i think that's quite important. the last thing is i forth to mention this, the kind of non-consensus dritch or no concern for consensus has been the method in which the constitution and the farcical constitution was put in place with complete disregard for how others in the egyptian society thought about this document. this was not a document and not an election the referendum to elect a city council member for four years. this was about electing or supporting a constitution. one would think something as important like that would have required much more broad base support than the measly 63% and the measly 30 some% that it received. so i think that's yet another example of the disappointing and that's to put it politely attitude ha the freedom and just party has displayed with deepening democratic i can consolidation and building a democratic i can egypt which is what i think many of

question from prosecutors for making fun of president morsi. celebrating easter, polk france's leads an open air mass. we will be there, live. be afghanistan president, hamid karzai, has been meeting as a part of ongoing peace talks with the taliban. the group is expected to open an office in the capital, which could be used as a base for future negotiations. next year is a big year for hamid karzai. international troops are due to leave afghanistan by the end of 2014. it will also be the end of his presidency. hamid karzai has already served the maximum two terms. the question now is whether the afghan army is ready to secure the country under new leadership. he has been laying the groundwork by opening a dialogue with the taliban and noticeably more critical of his close ally, the united states. travel to talk to representatives of the taliban is quite significant, but the president of afghanistan needs to convince the taliban to join the political process. he is quite concerned about the future that the americans will pull out by 2014 and so

morsi trying to kill democracy.y, the secretary of state, the week that obama said that the armageddon. congress said 250 million dollars and meanwhile the military which is very disturbing, not just the f-16's, but the tanks. we're not holding them accountable. i think we've got to try-- we've kept the peace with egypt and israel and we've gotten ourselves on the hook. it's not just there, we have the problem in israel, we have the problem now with the saudis in iran and we have the problem-- >> in the region. >> what i'm amazed by, you know, one of the ways that republicans succeeded was they had two pillars, the anti-government spending and national security. and i think the establishment in washington the republican-- okay, but the truth is that they have really let the national security one go. >> sean: all right. what about, i'm a little stunned, liz, i shouldn't be, but the president seems to me has an opportunity to send a loud message to the rise of radical islamists around the world. he's going to snub the

secretary kerry stressed the need for morsi to reach out to opposition groups. morsi are set to meet tomorrow. i'm arthel nevil. now back to cashin in. death. stay with us. everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> eric: here is something important taxpayers. union bringing down hostess is now snacking on your tax money. government ruling those workers can collect benefits due to global competition. doesn't sound too good. >> i wish i had a twinkie and we could sing happy birthday but the bakers union brought the company down. even the teamsters had a better contract and they said, no thanks. now on top of unemployment they are getting all these global trade benefits. global trade wasn't the problem, unions were. >> 18,000 employees can access unemployment and trade adjustment. i thought global trade competition, that is good thing? >> of course. it should be competition. the fact that the government has to pay for something like that is outrageous. that is why we have competition for. if you have competition in the labor market and competition for production purposes. competition is

the way we ought to be the very least we should be evaluating it in a proper way. >> bret: morsi said not decades ago. this is from almost exactly three years ago. >> translator: dear brothers we must not forget to nurse our children and grandchildren or hatred toward zionist and jews and all those who support them. >> bret: so he has history here. while the u.s. and the state department talk about the importance of the relationship between egypt and the giant, broad implication, look at the funding and look at all of this. thoughts? >> if they pull out aid because we don't like what they said in the past and not so crazy moving forward or backward on reform, egypt is completely and utterly anti-american. we have don't want that. we want to nudge the post mubarak egypt to a more democratic prowestern channel. many in congress want it to be that way. >> if you are going to engage, and we have to, the mistake is having the engagement and the money and the support hinge on economic reform. not political reform. kerry said he had to urge egyptians to request a break from the imf that isn'

million in economic aid if morsi goes ahead with negotiations over economic reforms. the meeting occurred as pro- and anti-morsi supporters clashed in cairo and portsiad. meanwhile, syria's president criticized kerry's pledge of assistance to the rebels there. in an interview with a british newspaper, he called the rebels terrorists. >>> in karachi, pakistan, a car bomb killed at least 37 people and injured more than 140 today. it occurred in a mostly shiite neighborhood of that city. the blast follows a similar explosion last month that targeted shiites in a crowded marketplace in pakistan. >>> dennis rodman is back from his very unofficial visit to north korea where he nonetheless came as close to being an ambassador as the u.s. has seen. after his basketball diplomacy, the former nba star said today north korean leader kim jung-un does not want war with the u.s., adding that kim and president obama share some common ground. >> he loves basketball. i'll say the same thing i said, obama loves basketball. let's start there. >> not surprisingly, the state department ha

to them, usa is just another power grab for morsi.hey also wanted to underscore their insistence on free and fair elections scheduled for april. not only will elections mark april as a cruel time in egypt, former u.s. friend and president hosni mubarak, who was ousted in the revolution 2 years ago, will be tried again. a combustible event sure to royal the warring factions. meanwhile, the new secretary of state is sticking to his script, after leading morsi, he said, when egypt takes the difficult steps to strengthen its economy and build political unity and justice, we will also unlock much-needed private-sector investments and broader financial assistance. with that, he completed his two-day drop-in, by releasing $250 million of u.s. aid, with many more yillion -- millions standing by in the pipeline of it is indeed the time of the locusts. >> eric: more voter registration fraud has surfaced. coming up, we will tell you who it is and how to stop it. ♪ so, i'm working on a cistern intake valve, and the guy hands me a locknut wrench.