what he thought of then president mubarak, who was being besieged by these protests and president then vice president biden said that he did not see president mubarak as a dictator, because president barb was a good friend of israel. that is such an important indication of how the president biden sees the middle east through the lens of the traditional, what we call, traditional allies for china. china doesn't see any friends anywhere. china doesn't have a line. thank you kind of has interest. and that's what it's pursuing in the middle of fortunately, we're running out of time in time, hillary and by leverett, my fear brian, under the hotel, really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, amazon dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside story. you can also join the conversation on twitter, our hand that is at a j and say story from the hash about about us and the entire team here in doha bye for now. ah and americans are increasingly sa

army tanks are stationed and they stood by as mubarak's thugs came in on horseback an attacked crowds. there are many wounded in slings, bandaged. a child here five or six is fed by his mother. he is bruised on the side of his face. i asked her what happened and she said he is a revolutionary. he is fighting for his future. amy: that report aired friday february 4, 2011. he resigned two weeks later. then occupy wall street democracy now! was own of the only national news outlets to report on the first day of action. >> on saturday thousands of protesters took to the streets of downtown manhattan for what was described as an action to occupy wall street. inspired by the uprising offish spring and european antiausterity movements. a vancouver based culture jamming magazine put out a call for the protest on wall street in july. the goals were various from looting corporate cbs to political campaigns to auditing the federal reserve to challenging all of global capitalism. they included 71-year-old mary ellenen moreno. the bailout of wall street didn't help the people holding mortgages. it

-backed dictator hosni mubarak. after headlines, we'll go to egypt for the latest. in immigration news, a group of 11 haitian asylum seekers has filed a lawsuit against the biden administration, accusing the u.s. government of physical abuse, racial discrimination and other severe rights violations while they were forced to take shelter under a bridge in the borderlands of del rio, texas, in september. the plaintiffs are also demanding the u.s. government allow the return of haitian asylum seekers deported from the del rio encampment. in a statement, guerline jozef, of the haitian bridge alliance, said -- "the stories i heard coming out of the del rio encampment will forever haunt me -- mothers with newborns denied basic necessities such as shelter and medical care, children being fed nothing or only bread. instead -- or only bread." this comes as immigrant justice advocates are condemning the biden administration's ongoing mass deportations of haitian asylum seekers. the haitian bridge alliance has tracked over 120 deportation flights to port-au-prince since biden

saddam hussein and assad and mubarak did protect the christians. >> like tito in yugoslavia.gether and protect them. but the fact there are other factors at work which are driving them out. the rate at which they are leaving is absolutely shocking. there's not many censuses done, but let's take iraq. there were something like 1.5 million christians at the last census, which was in the time of saddam. now the numbers are somewhere between 150,000 and 300,000. we don't know but more towards 150,000. >> do you think part of this is people in the west particularly have a conception of christianity and christians which is entirely western and white, if i may say so, and the truth is the original christians, jesus, was a middle eastern jew, who then -- people don't realize that these are all middle eastern guys that are probably brown-skinned. >> yes, they are. and i cannot tell you how moved i have been by being in some of the masses in let's say mosul where they speak aramaic, the language of christ. to hear them -- i will never forget a mass i went to right before the invasion.

a leading activists in the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak.y's lira has made a recovery after measures to ease the currency crisis. erdogan announced steps including promise to compensate sabers from losses. >> if the deposited earnings of the turkish lira assets in our people's bank are higher they on the exchange rate increase, they will get this return. however if the return exceeds the deposit earnings, the difference will be paid directly to citizens. this income will be exempted from tax and we will put into use a tool that will ensure turkish lira assets are used in a way that does not create a new foreign-exchange demand. our citizens need to switch their deposits to foreign-currency, fearing that the rate will be higher. >> chile's peso has bounced back after the election of a leftist student leader. gabriel defeated his conservative rival. in his first day as president, he tried to ease fears his leadership would cause economic instability. >> before going in to meet the president, porridge made a detour, one way of sending a message

my move most was learning marshals up of mubarak neuropathy, groves. unfortunately, a western partners tried to bend the truth. this reminds me of the 1st question i have answered to day one day to his fiercely pushing towards our borders. they continued to blame russia, but russian all forces a station completely on its territory regarding your question, the trumpet, ministration, unilateral withdrew from all agreements, and the g. c p o itself and the security council resolution that established it and the keep blaming run again and again. we 1st when trump did this, iran did not take any steps against the nuclear deal obligations for more than a year. only when it became clear that washington is not going to back down to tehran, resort to the provisions in j. c. p. o, a concerning their volunteer obligations they stopped implementing are only limited levels, job locations, and they often highlight that as soon as the u. s. goes back to the deal, ron would stop ramping up in richmond and producing more sophisticated centrifuges . this is the guiding

we see mubarak in egypt saying we're going to have free and open elections for president. we see the saudis in local elections having more than one candidate. so i think you can never -- it's hard to justify anybody being killed or badly wounded. but if you take the long view of it, this is a volunteer army, and these young men and women volunteered for what they're doing, is and they knew there would be risk involved, whether they're regular army or reserves or national guard. i think you can justify certainly what we're dosmgt. -- what we're doing. >> sometimes it's said that young men and now young women risk their lives, sometimes give their lives, not for a concept like freedom or democracy or country or flag, but really they do it for each other. they do it for their buddies. was that your experience? >> i think so. we didn't know the big picture. i think if you would go over there now and take a poll among service men and women in either country, iraq or afghanistan, they may not know the total picture of what we hope to happen in that part of the world democratic c