he had the complete confidence in joe biden to deliver what he was promising and then we heard him morsi emotionally at times attack donald trump for essentially ignoring the constitution and you talk about the tweet about spying on the campaign just as barack obama was talking about how he he trades in conspiracy theory the fact that barack obama spied on this campaign is exactly a conspiracy theory so this was staggering staggering speech that we just heard from barack obama and an attack on donald trump that is clearly drawing blood to donald trump has resisted the temptation so far on the fox tonight not to make any comment about the d.n.c. he hasn't been live tweeting anything or talk lyrically clearly barack obama and his words got the most of them in the last 1015 minutes and he decided he was going to speak to his supporters but stunning speech absolutely stunning it really was quite something let's focus on some of the other parts of the speech then the. 3rd part if we say it was in 3rd the 3rd part really focusing on democracy and a really powerful line that's what's at stake n

after he attempted to extend his role in 2013 it was 1st democratically elected president mohamed morsi was deposed by the military after serving just one year 2017 zimbabwe's president robert mugabe was forced out after 37 years in power because of a military takeover last year sudan's military moved longtime president i'll betcha after months of until government protests. in the case of mali do you think that the echo of the african union have leverage to reinstate a bucket of and somehow engage with all the parties to agree on a consensus i. find it very difficult to see how it coercive african union or anyone else to do that you would have to neutralise force on i don't see how they're going to do more on military achievement so i think that really has passed the house in course could have done something before the actual khushi point that right now it's just a matter of seeing who else could be who else in terms of the indian could be put in place we're going forward one that wants to this is not feasible so there are some there are some estimates that have they have there has been

the roof but for morsi just take over me put him to bolshevist it's the. same in spirit of unity. but the most are yet both young funky it begin to think that yes the way to get over what you have not. if the war hero it i would you do me the most thorough war bolshoi's women amalek in years if. sick. and he kept pretty is me but some they go up and die in comfort or die in court or die him her or she spawn him yes yes the i need nobody me. your. god. but. it took john a while to become a farmer when he 1st lived in russia he sold steel and coal and even part of the coal mine for that free and rich british man life was relaxed and easy until one day he decided to give it all up and buy one abandoned collective farm and then another in fact john might never have become a farmer if it wasn't for. he's a free man but i think god decided that this money is not going to be free so within 3 months i was in a bar on to a sky free man i was looking across and there was blown lady and i think i was going to buy her a drink i took one step back in the one useful channels the building on the

anti-government protests we should have started rolling earlier in support of the current president morsihomosexual sure you don't see basically everyone has a negative view of the strikes because this is a key enterprise and the well being of the entire city depends on its stable operation therefore such actions of the plan itself aren't except a bill moscow based a political scientist arthur dump truck told us how he thinks location go will seek to end the crisis. in such case it's battle to i'm dissipate future demands of the opposition that dissipate crisis and to try to. set up some instruments for dialogue maybe like public dialogue roundtable discussion about the future of develop better recent biology cannot development about social and political development and some how to incorporate. moderate opposition into political process try to maybe not sharing power but drive to allow them to participate in decision making at the local level of regional level at the national level so that they can express the ideas and interests of those who are intending to make sure their present well

anti-government protests we should have started rolling earlier in support of the current president morsihomosexual sure you don't see basically everyone has a negative view of the strikes because this is a key enterprise and the well being of the entire city depends on its stable operation there for such actions of the plan itself aren't except a bill moscow based political scientist arjun toure told us how he thinks will see could to end the crisis. in such case it's battle to i'm dissipate future demands of the opposition that dissipate crisis and to try to. set up some instruments for dialogue maybe like public dialogue roundtable discussion about the future of develop better research biology cannot development about social and political development and some how to incorporate. moderate opposition into political process try to maybe not sharing power but dry to allow them to participate in decision making at the local level of regional level that maybe at the national level so that they can express the ideas and interests of those who are intending to make sure their present well he d

anti-government protests we should have started rolling earlier in support of the current president morsihomosexual sure you don't see basically everyone has a negative view of the strikes because this is a key enterprise and the well being of the entire city depends on its stable operation there for such actions of the plan itself are next up to. moscow based political scientist archer den truck told us how he thinks look at should go will seek to end the crisis. in such case it's battle to i'm dissipate future demands of the opposition that dissipate crisis and to try to. set up some instruments for dialogue maybe like public dialogue roundtable discussion about the future of develop the recent biology cannot development about social and political development and somehow to incorporate. moderate opposition into political process try to maybe not sharing power but drive to allow them to participate in decision making at the local level regional level at maybe at the national level so that they can express the ideas and interests of those who are intending to make sure their present well

lebanon and israel and always the implication try to help what did you make of the israeli politician morsi for eglin claiming he felt cheerful looking at the scene of the explosion in beirut this joy was gifted to the israelis by god on the occasion of the jewish holiday of love no it's totally preposterous and certainly unacceptable one need not to forget that lebanon is at war with israel dan rather say that israel is a poor lebanon. for for us longer to back and remember my being a child and to my adults who are now as i have gone through parliament they're now out of parliament it hasn't changed lebanon has all what israel says israel says it is protecting its safety and lebanon me see itself as a stage of war against israel but israel says it's protecting its citizens by what it does in lebanon well anyone that will follow or reality will with very good that is the very the other way around lebanon has been victims of more israeli attacks and aren't any on the computer any history book or any newspaper that is not biased with the you that israel has always been the target of this atta

anti-government protests we should have started rolling earlier in support of the current president morsi almost recognition you don't see basically everyone has a negative view of the strikes because this is a key enterprise and the well being of the entire city depends on its stable operation there for such actions of the plan itself are next up to another coup difference with ukraine the people of better seem more against losing russia as their ally and geopolitical friend even distorted just opposition aren't rushing headlong into a breakup with moscow. to the last politician in belarus would be the one he seeks to build a wall belarus in russia it is in our interest to have good relations with both russia and the e.u. and russia and the european union both want by the russians to be their allies see each of them needs to meet the expectations of our people pretty much as everyone almost everyone who i've spoken to here and elsewhere in belarus they've said that they were appalled that they were disgusted and that they stood with those tortured by the police but then things changed an

russian opposition leader urges citizens to keep up the pressure on president morsi strikes and protest but there's also a growing show of support for the embattled leader. i came here because i want to. rest and i was outraged.

supporters of mr morsy i believe we could find solace in the art and perhaps beautiful answers to these confusing times in. this post is just. a. ploy again i'm fully back to go with the headlines on al-jazeera russian opposition leader alexina valmy is being treated at a hospital in germany for suspected poisoning after being flown there from siberia he was initially considered too sick by russian doctors to be moved but they change their position late on friday the u.s. house of representatives is meeting to decide whether to give billions of dollars in emergency funds to the pole sold service before november's election they head of the service is being accused of favoring president by tampering with operations to stall the delivery of bonnets. a delegation of west african leaders has arrived in mali to meet with military leaders will seize power this week they're expected to push for alstott president brame boubacar catered to be freed and reinstated former nigerian president goodluck jonathan is part of the group representing the bloc echo offs. the only. resort in serbia the relief

mike so president trump they're wasting no time in getting back on the campaign trail what morsi been saying and why is new hampshire so important. no new hampshire is important because he last said very narrowly to hillary clinton back in 2016 losing by just 2700 votes but it's important in terms of if he can swing new hampshire from democratic party control to his own party then he would stand a bar far better chance in terms of the results that would emerge later come november so new hampshire very important in terms of president trump politics but also that personal level to it having lost it so narrowly to hillary clinton but he had a fiery speech here in new hampshire is and among the things he said was immense criticism of the protesters who spent the day here in d.c. marking the anniversary of martin luther king's famous speech back in 1963 president trump said and this is what i quote that those who've been protesting police brutality for a period of months now are and i quote just looking for trouble he continues it has nothing to do with george floyd or anything floyd was t

the old constitution was suspended in 2014 when president mohammed morsi was deposed and replaced by military chiefs. who took the 2 spot the new senate has 300 men 100 directly appointed by sisi critics say it's another power grab by him the government says a senate seat gives minorities a voice. the last election in egypt was 2 years ago when president sisi won reelection with 97 percent of the vote the exact same margin is a killed in 2013 he faced only one of the challenges in 2814 international human rights organizations criticize the election human rights watch said it was neither free nor fair. egypt's election commission declared cc's victory met the highest international standards of integrity and transparency various human rights groups also criticized last year's constitutional changes that concentrating our interests he sees and egypt's government says the center election proves to the world and egyptians that the country is a fully functioning democracy in iraq is it. still to come here on al-jazeera more vulnerable than ever the u.n. warns the coronavirus pandemic is po

different leaders within the muslim brotherhood obviously most notably the former president mohamed morsy dying in jail as you say they were essentially decimated that the leadership of the muslim brothers or if you were to ever return at least on the ground it would only ever do so with new faces and new personalities ok many things from our correspondent tracking that story for us. the lebanese parliament has approved the state of emergency in beirut it was declared by cabinet after the explosion last week but had to be ratified by m.p.'s after 8 days there have been days of protests calling for a complete political overhaul demonstrations a furious of politicians for what they see as inaction and entrenched corruption last week's explosion killed more than 200 people joining us live from beirut is our correspondent bernard smith bernard just take us through what happened in the parliament today. ok well it was a fairly short parliamentary session m.p.'s ratifying the state of in the. apologies apologies for that we seem to have lost the satellite link to our correspondent bernard smith

the old constitution was suspended in 2014 when president mohammed morsi was deposed and replaced by military chief abdul fattah el-sisi who took the top spot the new senate has 300 members 100 directly appointed by sisi critics say it's another power grab by him the government says a senate seat gives minorities a voice the last election in egypt was 2 years ago when president sisi won reelection with 97 percent of the vote the exact same margin is a killed in 2013 he faced only one of the challenges in 2814 international human rights organizations criticize the election human rights watch said it was neither free nor fair. egypt's election commission declared cc's victory met the highest international standards of integrity and transparency various human rights groups also criticized last year's constitutional changes that concentrating power into. egypt's government says the senate election proves to the world and egyptians that the country is a fully functioning democracy. just ahead here on the news in sports golf's newest major title went up next the 1st mistake of just the whi

because turkey and egypt have been problematic especially if following the coup in 2013 when mohamed morsi went down turkey is problematic with israel so many now argue that turkey also has to have the backing of the other countries but given. constructive messages by the turkish defense minister for instance today that dialogue there is an open door for dialogue but 1st all problems must resort to come to a solution but greece acting this way it seems the military tension is going to rise but will it turn to a mother 3 conflict this is still a question mark because turkey believes that all of the e.u. doesn't completely support greece because greece is seen as a spoiled child and you know after the economic collapse of the country europe suffered financially because they had to help greece and their military wise turkey has the upper hand that's why they believe that you will not allow any conflict between the 2 nato allies but when there are 3rd parties involved especially life forms and even the u.a.e. more than the conflict the picture might change a but we haven't heard any reaction a

can't be a huge rally there would be a lot of supporters there would be the usual lot but joe biden morsi is convinced that can help him win the white house and that he will win the election on november the thought i can express her loyalty to joe biden no republicans are already framing. someone that no one in the democratic party like they go back to the primary where she pulled out before they even cast the 1st vote in iowa. that when she was a prosecutor in california she didn't appeal. the left wing of the democratic party and she didn't appeal to the right wing of the democratic party trying to frame her in a way that the one turned north from people of color and to make sure that independent voters door move to the biden campaign the difficulty they've got is if you look at all the polls at the moment joe biden is ahead and ahead in most of the swing states he will get a bounce from his v.p. pick that always happens hillary clinton got it from tim kaine even know a great deal of the country didn't know who tim kaine wards and so there will be a bump in the pause but they now have t

. >> another one of the students said how did win influence lincoln's president morsi?y in some ways -- lincoln's presidency. >> along aloneness felt during e presidency when his little ten-year-old son willie died in february 1862 mary was forever altered and she took to her bed and really couldn't even be a mother to the youngest son who was eight at the time to willie had been like the lincoln. he could write poetry, he was sensitive. he care of his younger brother who had a speech defect of us people couldn't understand what he was saying and when willie died, these disease was spread through the capital, typhoid, that drinking water, it killed really in many ways they killed mary. i think in some ways that allowed lincoln to feel a personal loss of the war and maybe to project that even more to the people at large when he talked to the family circles that were broken because a soldier was lost. that empathy was probably strengthened by the slumping kids and having this little kid died in middle of the war. >> another e-mail, i think you're too willing to give credi