so the evolution continues. >> you mentioned muhammad ali was a part of that movement. how long did that movement last ads an athlete? >> for muhammad ali, it probably lasted longer through the 196 owe's for he than my other athleefments as you know, because of political, his political stands, cassius clay, who later became muhammad ali, actually was stripped of his heavyweight title, and so his struggle went on into the 197 owe's. so it can be argued that the most prominent black athlete is the one who lost the most in the 196 he's, could easily be called muhammad ali. and so even today, the fruit that we see happening in the life, from the life of muhammad ali, and in the life of colin kaepernick and in the life of eric reid and in the life of lebron james, it's born from the stand, the courage from muhammad ali. >> and were there some other icon that is we may be less familiar with that you can talk about? >> doug johnson from the 1920's, a prominent boxer, who refused to allow himself to be paid in chicken feed. he was a world champion boxer in the 1920's. he was th

mr muhammad was held incommunicado for 3 and a half years detained without access to lawyers so or ready family members and. ready and was tortured this is shameful at least by comparison to the standards of the united states government articulate for itself and that has complicated it and are ultimately poisons everything that came out here in clothing the possibility of this trial being fair you know in ultimate you know ultimate terms i mean if anyone thinks it was just hatred and lack of professionalism by the interrogators and the u.s. justice system it seems remarkably calm his interrogation torture and so on given the freedom of information request to release cables from doc to james mitchell and bruce just and what do you make of it when you saw how the cables seem to demonstrate the fact the u.s. government is covering up the way they've treated this alleged murderer well if you told me and i really have to understand it i know of criminal defense lawyer worth 40 years of experience and i have spent a lifetime litigating mistreat. good quote unquote of a criminal defendants in t

actor his name is muhammad ali and over the past few weeks he's been posting numerous half hour long video on facebook and youtube and he's doing it from spain . well actually. he gave an account. what happens to that now. now it's not surprising i really felt he had to leave egypt in order to see some of the things he's saying he's gone where few others in egypt would dare to go and he had extensive dealings with the egyptian military and says he saw up close clear cases of corruption and embezzlement by president sisi his wife and in a circle these videos richard have been going crazy online they've been getting millions of views and many of those views are within egypt so how are the egyptian media dealing with this given that criticism of the president there is such a no no well these videos have been seen as so incendiary that president himself came out to respond he was at a conference in cairo when he spoke about allegations but he will tell you i would go to be able to help liberate people and some of those who live to demolish the deal to totally. we haven't seen such a publ

ali center, and muhammad ali used to live in kentucky.aid i saw onee of your fights, and he said great. you got knocked down in the third round. he said it wasn't my fight. he said my dad took me, it was this great father/son experience, but you got knocked down in the third round. he says, wasn't my fight. he said i've never been knocked down. i'm either up or i'm getting up. new hampshire has never been knocked down. new hampshire is either up or getting up. the democratic party has never been knocked down, it is either up or it is getting up. the unions of the united states of america have never been knocked down. they are either up or getting up. america has never been knocked down, america is either up or america is getting up. tim ryan for america. let's win this election. [applause] ♪ announcer: president trump holds a campaign rally in north carolina on the eve of the special election for the ninth congressional district in the state. watch live monday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the fr

ali center, and muhammad ali used to live in kentucky, and one day someone walked up the champ and saidhey champ, i saw one of your fights. the champ said, oh yeah, great. he said, yeah, you got knocked down in the third round. the champ said, it wasn't my fight. like i said my dad took me, it was this great father-son experience. you got knocked down in the third round. the champ says, was in my fight. he said, i have never been knocked down. up. up or i am getting new hampshire has never been knocked down. new hampshire is either up or getting up. the democratic party has never been knocked down. it is either up or getting up. the unions of the united states of america have never been knocked down. they are either up or getting up. america has never been knocked down. america is either up or america is getting up. america.com to win this election. [applause] holdscer: president trump a campaign rally in fayetteville, north carolina on the eve of the special election for the ninth congressional district in the state. watch live monday at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two, online at c-spa

we should note the attempts to conceal the information with the discussions with prince muhammad and putin illustrate the extraordinary effort to strictly limit the number of people with access to the conversations with foreign leaders. we are told this really picked up steam, this practice picked up steam after there were conversations leaked between the leaders of mexico and australia and president trump. putin, as well, as you'll recall, also leaked that out. this is when the practice went into place over the past -- more than a year ago. the white house did not comment about the limiting of the access with the saudi leaders. >> pamela, this is a pretty stunning development. i will be joined by the foreign affairs committee to talk about this. you also have new reporting on trump's reaction to -- well, he hasn't had a chance to retook the what you're breaking right now, but to what the whole broader story is exploding and how he spent his day. >> that's right. there really is a sense in the white house that they're basically in crisis mode. they're trying to figure out how to resp

muhammad ali is the guy that you sit down with at the cafe and have a who go with on a thursday night everybody understands him they feel him he connects everyone knows that there is. massive systematic corruption and much of it has been linked to the control of the army of the economy and laid out in very clear terms by names by numbers by they go to the hmong in the city of baghdad where in the food. and the very fact that he also came out and said that he himself was corrupt even more credibility and that paved the way for the kind of viral takeoff of his videos he claims that he was contacted by the army to build a palace for a few months and according to ali of those 250000000. members of the. moon. so these sort of allegations very detail very tangible and given his position within this transaction it sounded credible and it really shocked the public. 12 days after the 1st of mohamed al these videos went online knowing that millions of egyptians were watching from president abdel fattah el-sisi responded on allie's stories of lavish presidential spending in a country where more

you know in the name of law the most merciful praise be to muhammad mr erdogan mr putin other members i would like to thank my brother mr and. thank him for goodness in this fav summit of the guarantor. countries. and i would also like to think the government and the people of turkey for a very warm welcome. at the beginning i would like to say that iran and. every country for represented here have similar opinion about the future of syria we need to respect its sovereignty syria to oil integrity as independence we should not interfere or condone any. one's interference is the mystic affairs and we have been highlighting this position every time we meet we believe that these principles should be respected in full we need to ensure that there is every necessary requirement mat to restore peace stability in syria. our most important. you don't tell us today is to take stock of our efforts today efforts made by iran turkey and russia towards the peaceful settlement of the crisis in syria. as well as the fight against terrorism and delivering it as sister to. start the work of the constit

day life and then on the one hand you have these need blitzes and releases a video from a man in muhammad ali who is supposedly a regime insider who is not just revealing a level of corruption and government mismanagement but is also showing the people that while the president asks you to sacrifice while austerity measures are increasing and while opportunities for young people are really decreasing he and his family are living a very lavish lifestyle so could we could be at a crescendo moment that leads to people to break through the fear barrier or this could be a moment where the regime is actually allowing these protests to happen to a certain extent i think it's too early to tell where we are but we're in a critical moment right going back to mom and to me mention who was a military contractor he's also an actor currently sitting outside egypt giving putting out social social videos social comments why do you think he has resonated so much with the with the wider population of egypt that we're seeing people actually take it or take up a call to rally on the streets from him. so on on

he too wants to remain anonymous for fear of muhammad s. the 2 of them used to be neighbors in northern aleppo it tells us. i remember one as a tense well. at a checkpoint near our neighborhood a car that's azuki was shot at by government troops. 4 members of one family were sitting on the back seat. the father was wounded by the shots so the family fled to our neighborhood we immediately brought the severely wounded man to a doctor then mohammad s. and his brothers turned out they were the leaders of the militia they wanted us to give them the man even though he was severely wounded. they refused to hand over their wounded man this witness this statement is very similar to that of the 1st one although told from a different perspective. the events are said to have taken place here in a suburb of aleppo where mohammed atta sent his brigade thought. the new witness is able to identify some of the other militants. the calls of. this boy here was only a minor with. us his name was not on. the other whether he was 13 years old when he started fi

the man who we still call ahmed is afraid of muhammad s. and doesn't want to be identified on camera. he begins to tell us what he knows. mohammad s. and i are from the same part of northern aleppo from honduras. soon after the start of the uprising in syria in 2011 he set up a militia called the out could see brigade. and capture that he started being very aggressive towards ordinary civilians especially demonstrators he would beat them lock them up and kill them. did not only hear about the crimes committed by the brigade he says he even witnessed some of them. according to him the militia was led by 2 men one of whom was mohammed s. . there appeared to be at least 2 groups that are fought in syria under the name of coots one has been mainly active in northern aleppo. we find propaganda videos posted online by the group. on one mohammed just takes a reporter from a lebanese broadcaster through the rubble of his neighborhood showing her from where they were shot at and where the fighters have been hiding. the brigade is considered part of

about corruption but it was a businessman in spain that storks the fire calling for the protests muhammad ali started posting videos on you tube and facebook and early september he leaked cissie and his military wasted millions of dollars of public money and palaces and hotels he said he knew because he built them i want to know why spend a huge amount of money building these houses i never understood his decision the problem was that since these wife didn't want to sleep in the same home when mubarak's wife stayed taken low level corruption to a new label i built 5 villas for theses a palace for the president and a military camp in cairo. a slap to the one week ago speaking at a youth summit in cairo president says he did not directly address the accusations of corruption against him and his army but he did say this. how much do you think a day of operations in sinai costs we don't talk about this then we see someone daring to come out and defame the army someone who wants to shock you panic you someone who dares to try to disparage the great value of our great army when cici little mili

what muhammad ali began from barcelona has been followed up by egyptians posting their own videos and many of them appear to be military personnel that and some other developments egyptian saw last year suggest that what is unfolding is not a popular uprising but the 1st signs of what could be a soft coup elements within the military who were once more oil to the former general turned president now preparing to depose him. now with these videos are showing is that there might be growing fissures from thin the military establishment after think about the last presidential election in egypt of last year most of those that sat to challenge presidents were former military men they would not have run for office if they didn't think there was internal support and muhammad ali has been saying it's not the military that's right there are actually good people it's ccs mismanagement of the military for his own benefit is what the problem is and that is sisi is number one concern it is not a simple as a dictator gone broke and the people rising to tell him leave. there are forces a clear. really

well muhammad musri joins me now on the set sees an associate's professor of media and cultural studies institute for graduate studies thanks very much for speaking with us just give us a sense of why we're seeing these process what exactly are they have. or there's a lot of discontent in egypt it's been boiling simmering for for some time really for years going back to 20131 sees you took over in a military coup. carried out mass repression mass arrests mass killings in the streets more recently there's a lot of economic discontent cc's economic policies have mostly failed the wealth gap has increased and egypt's poverty rate is rising pretty dramatically. in the last few weeks muhammad ali who is a former military contractor he's seen as an insider he's released videos alleging pretty grave. pretty grave violations against the egyptian people corruption against allegations of corruption against sisi and his family and close confidant now given the scale of the arrests appears to be a 0 tolerance approach we're hearing that you know some 2000 people have been detained. is this a strate

by muhammad ali and the the fact that he managed to to impress and to to push. this this movement forward. i guess that would be a good listen to the so-called intelligence i believe although he didn't have you know enough education. his watch and he know he knows how to to to address the public i believe the intelligentsia egyptian diligence you have a lot to learn from this touched a nerve there but how do you think going to respond to these protests. well see see . we have to admit that the c.c. is very hungry for power. it's we haven't seen such presidents in modern history as hungry as he is and you would even compare that to mubarak no no no no no i mean there's no way to compare c.c. was mubarak i mean c c has a real issue. psychological emotional the man is is the ultimate manifestation of an absolute ruler. so i believe that it's not going to be an easy fight i don't believe that sisi is going to throw the towel. in the near future. we have conflicting reports that he had already left for new york to attend the the. yes and that was expected to move fro

dedrick asante-muhammad. evidence shows than additional path and additional pathway to building wealth is through investments and securities. yet black families are less likely to own stocked and white families. partly because black families have fewer discretionary income with little or none to invest. several of you mentioned my good friend darroch milton and the baby bonds issue. so, in 2014, president obama established the program to help low and middle class outcome workers regardless and who don't have access to a 401(k) and a pension plan to start saving for retirement. in 2017, the trump administration ended this program. so to the three of you, how could the program like this or other federal saving programs help families invest comfortably to build this in the future? >> i would suggest that this would be re-instituted and is not exactly my research but i know the work of terror camel ton and it used to be the research assistant and unfamiliar with the research. i would say that this is urgent. beca

what muhammad ali began from barcelona has been followed up by egyptians posting their own videos andmany of them appear to be military personnel that and some other developments gyptian saw last year suggest that what is unfolding is not a popular uprising but the 1st signs of what could be a soft coup elements within the military who were once loyal to the former general turned president now preparing to depose him. now these videos are showing is that there might be growing fissures from within the military establishment and if we think about the last presidential election in egypt of last year most of those that sat challenge presidency say the former military man they would not have run for office if they didn't think there was internal support and muhammad ali has been saying it's not the military that's right there are actually good people it's ccs mismanagement of the military for his own benefit is what the problem is and that is sisi is number one concern it is not a simple as a dictator gone broke and the people rising to tell him leave. there are forces a clear. early with

holy city of karbala millions of shiite muslims are there commemorating the death of the prophet muhammad's grandson 1300 years ago let's go live to charles strafford who is in karbala for such charles what more you hearing there. was certainly that's what the health ministry telling us you say least 31 people confirmed dead by the health ministry they saying at least 120 injured 10 of the health ministry says very seriously as you say today all get really the biggest. and the many in iraq millions of visits as we spoke to. members of the. holy shrine all storage see earlier they said the bulletin 3000000 visitors were in the city today for these veins the information is coming through in drips it's very difficult to get close to the the 2 holy shrines at this time but we understand that there was a stampede there were early reports that this fay have the deaths of the injuries may have been caused by some sort of collapse of a building or a structure that was reported as being on the renovation we're now hearing that that. happened as a result of a stampede basically people fooling. as the

time to pray in the days of the prophet muhammad's grandson hussein ali. is beyond words you cannot 2 explain. some people were close to those depicting hussein and his full of those people queue for free food kitchens by poland is it also the writing on signs in farsi because many of the businesses from iran the iraqi government dropped visa free. as for the rains in april many of the gang and old put themselves in remembrance of what they describe as the martyrdom hussein. assuras perhaps most associated with the practice of self flagellation verses one of the many ways been made in the shia muslims the combat every year. a security is improved in recent days so was the amount of investment and there's one country that's investing. others here and that's iran hotels residential buildings and office blocks are rising above the city's skyline the giant black flag is perhaps a reminder of the importance of religion and tradition here no matter the future development plans. around is by far the biggest investor here in iraq she has a huge border with iran an

and so this was a message of assisi when he wants but muhammad ali doesn't have to prove corruption only has to do is a legit the genie is then out of the bottle and people on the street want to bring you in here. it's hell people are out there now people are out in the streets this built you you know we saw this in 2011 but these are protesters very seemingly people who are younger and probably weren't in the streets in 2000 level who have come out on the streets today couldn't get the. it could egypt has all the structural conditions for a successful resistance campaign mobilization very young population on one and. intense sustained grievances that have been going on for a long time even beyond this generation. and specially on 2 issues highlighted one is the issue of corruption that muhammad ali more or less became sparked and sparked in a way that is unconventional in a way that was a lesson in strategic communications if you wish with the guy there's not even have a university degree he gave a lesson to there all the ph d.'s in the opposition how to communicate with the working cla

what muhammad ali began from barcelona has been followed up by egyptians posting their own videos and many of them appear to be military personnel that and some other developments gyptian saw last year suggest that what is unfolding is not a popular uprising but the 1st signs of what could be a soft coup elements within the military who were once loyal to the former general turned president now preparing to depose him. now these videos are showing is that there might be growing fissures from within the military establishment after think about the last presidential election in egypt of last year most of those that sat challenge presidents are former military man they would not have run for office if they didn't think there was internal support and muhammad ali has been saying it's not the military that's come out they're actually good people it's ccs mismanagement of the military for his own benefit is what the problem is and that is sisi is number one concern it is not a simple as a dictator gone broke and the people rising to tell him leave. there are forces clear. really within the

have been grabbing mobe phones out of people's hands, and if they have been sharing the videos of muhammad ali, take them off to jam . laura: the u.s. gives egypt a lot of money in military aid, and president trump met with president sisi at the u.n. e what attit the u.s. taking to the protests? michele: earlier this week on tuesday when trump met with sisi mesident ump was asked out the protests. from what he said, it was notve clear heknew about them. to be honest with yab, informatiot the protests dribbl out kind of slowly and by tuesday morning he may not have heard about it. but he sort of diminished -- protests are not a big deaand ey happen everywhere, president sisi has been good about getting on top of unrest in the past. so unfortunately, that looked though he was giving the green light to the crackdownypt. i don't know whether that was his intention or not. but since then we have seen half a dozen members of congress and even the department of state put out statements saying thatun thed states supports the right for peaceful protests, and that those who have been arrested should

laura: who is this charact muhammad ali who is posting videos on social media urging people to protest? michele: he is a mysteuious and intr character. he is a former actor. he became a defense contractor. he was building things for sisim and high-levitary. and then apparently he became disgruntled. he felt they were cheating him. he left the country anwent into exile and started exposing them. what egyptians have found it hafascinating about him ishe has a very down-to-earth style. he is not an elite man, he is not a university-educated man, and he describes things like corruption and repression in very common terms.s. he uses really saltyguage, he swears and curses o sisi. egyptians had been riveted by these videos.la a: how severe is the crackdown against the protests even by the standards of president sisi? michele: it is quite severe. ey havarrested 2000 people some of these were people arrested around the protests others aolitical figures, lawyers, and so forth, that they have gone to the arrested them. hhers have just been people on the street -- the been grabbing mobile phones

finally right nearby we find him muhammad s. suspected war criminals living with his family and no way in this residential complex. we identify ourselves as coming from german public television. we tell him that we received information that he fought in syria and ask him if we could talk about it. he invites us in. he tells us he doesn't want to be identified on television here in germany back in syria he seemed to enjoy the attention of television cameras. but now he says it could endanger members of his family back at home. he came to germany by plane near iran he says and he confirms that he's the man on the photos but he co-founded the brigade and let it. he says they were politically neutral and fought only against terrorists. we ask if it's true that this boy was only 13 years old when he fought alongside him. this boy his sense no i think he was 18. we ask if he gave coordinates for an air raid on a school where refugees civilians were sheltering no he says he never did that. the witnesses who have spoken out against him

what muhammad ali has done is effectively broken too big to abuse within egyptian society criticizing the army and even more criticizing the president that sparked a movement of people out on the streets could this movement build always saying then you are. that's a question. i think there is no definitive answer to it but i think i believe that the. the bus 2 weeks what mohammed adi has done is he actually managed to do things that all. have not been able to do in the past few years and. president his government has some heard every bit of damage to their image to dinner but. any use of violence such as what happened in. by security forces on friday night will actually cause more damage i think. the main reason why actually people took to the streets in response to these calls is because there are no other channels no other. windows for any peaceful action. in a normal society in a normal. i wouldn't say even democracy but. i think. of corruptions could be. you know could be covered by. articles by investigative journalism by judiciary in a situations but in egypt all these things do

protest i mean and this is one of the things we were speaking about corruption we're talking about muhammadali and the videos that have come out and so forth but that's only one elements that has led to such widespread discontent amongst a large section of the society there is poverty there's oppression there's crackdowns of press freedom lack of space or paternity for what is a sizeable youthful population in egypt and all of these are manifesting themselves now in this organic demonstration of anger and rejection to a president who aside from the arguments where they came in democratically or not but he came in promising to transform egypt into a flourishing country and the excuse constantly used for the lack of free. was that you know if people would be patient they would see egypt as a developed country they would see the opportunities they would reap the rewards when in fact all that's happened is a constant the gradation of the daily lives of millions of egyptians who have slipped more and more into poverty and that's why it seems that they've finally had enough come out and rather th

you heard stephanie mention muhammad ali that's the former government contractor whose videos helped spark the protests he has issued a new message on social media calling on president sisi to resign over this one how did. she see you sway that you will leave power of the people don't want you so please be a man if you would don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a liar. well the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says over 2000 people have so far been arrested and held a reminded the gyptian government that under international law people have the right to protest peacefully and she urged authorities to radically change their approach to any future protests today they called us as a nonresident fellow at the tucker institute for middle east policy and he says the situation in egypt remains fragile. the government's reaction even before the protests began was very intense in terms of the president himself addressing these videos we got a statement from the minister of defense insisting the mi

of them what i find fascinating what i think a lot of people find fascinating about this is that muhammad ali was able to speak the people's lang. he was able to mobilize them because of the simplicity of his words because of the way he spoke he's almost become a folk hero on the streets of egypt. has not surprised people in egypt has surprised the establishment in egypt i think the protests on friday night and also in some cities yesterday surpassed any expectations. but again i think the reason why we reach this level. of unpredictability and uncertainty is precisely because this government has crushed all the basic rights of the egyptian citizens there's simply no way to avoid criticism or. straight without risking your own lives or risking going to jail this president sisi has actually coast the. unprecedented human rights crisis in egypt history. to disagree with people who say that the security forces have dealt maybe more smoothly or harshly with protesters on friday we are talking about. hundreds of arrests we don't even know the number until the lawyers on the ground are running

you heard stuff mention muhammad ali the former government contractor whose videos helped spark those protests he has issued a new message on social media calling on president sisi to step down while this is not how the. c.c.u. sway that you will leave the people don't want you so please be a man if you would don't let your offices upset the people let them walk in the streets freely you promise the people freedom so please stop being a lion of the u.n. high commissioner for human rights says over 2000 people have so far been arrested michel basle a reminded the egyptian government that under international law people have the right to protest peacefully and she urged authorities to radically change their approach to any future protests timothy calder's is a nonresident fellow at the time her institute for middle east policy and he joins us now from boston thank you very much for coming on the program firstly what what do we know of these current rallies that are taking place it's a 2nd week of protests. seemingly less smaller than the week before particularly because of a crackdown on

also the tremendous number of allegations of corruption leveled against president sisi as well that muhammad ali has been focusing on especially can you tell us a little bit more about those allegations yeah i mean we have to remember that the egyptian population is quite poor.

at the same time when when muhammad ali the one that the military contractor when he exposed the luxury that sisi family and his family living here i mean that was really shocking for the egyptian public i mean every meeting and conference he always. reprimanded the people you know the accuse the people being spoiled in that in that they don't have the ability to endure the hardships. he makes such claims that he has been suffering economically for the most part of his life and still and that he's depriving themselves and his family from all the goods of the of life and finally the the that young contract comes in public and points at them and say as the king is take it the king is living in luxury life was his family. using the public fund the building palaces massive palaces that were not even aware of this before it was exposed i mean the the the he could guess but even in their wildest dreams they never expected the presidents or the ruler because he always treat them as such as this president. expected that kind of luxury and specially in time when when the the each of you know bec

if that had occurred khalid shaikh muhammad and his confederates would be just a memory now.spect given the death penalty as opposed to talking about a trial that would be over 20 years after that bad day in 2001. >> up next -- >> when they go low we go -- >> high. >> right-wing media had a field day. >> yes. no flakes on the right. we were all concerned. give me a break. give me a break. woman 1: i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. man 1: mine... man 1: ...caused liver damage. vo: epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. vo: whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. woman 2: i had the common type. man 2: mine was rare. vo: epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. man 3: i just found out about my hepatitis c. woman 3: i knew for years. vo: epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or without food for 12 weeks. vo: before starting epclusa, your doctor will test if you have had hepatitis b, which may flare up, and could cause serious liver problems during and after treatment. vo: tell your doctor if you have had hepatitis b, other liver or kid

we have to keep an eye on potential fractures inside the the military apparatus is possible that muhammad ali has been sort of commissioned or sent by someone we know that there are factions inside the military we know that there are those who aren't sympathetic to c.c. this is one of the reasons why sisi went so hard after people like sami a. few during the present last round of presidential elections arresting them a limited income from the political scene to speak of thanks so much now indonesia and malaysia blaming each other for the smoky haze blanketing southeast asian cities far as have been burning in parts of indonesia sumatra and borneo arlen's for more than a month small d. is also affecting malaysia which the government says has drifted from indonesian president joke we don't know has hit back saying fire is also burning in malaysia and on malaysian plantations in indonesia. is rising sea levels threaten indonesia's capital president. is there to back up plan to relocate it to the island of borneo but it's reports now there are concerns about what that will mean for the people

about corruption but it was a businessman in spain that storks the fire calling for the protests muhammad ali started posting videos on you tube and facebook and early september he leaked cissie and his military wasted millions of dollars of public money on palaces villas and hotels he said he knew because he built them i wonder why spend a huge amount of money building these houses i never understood his decision the problem was that cities wife didn't want to sleep in the same home when mubarak's wife stayed taken low level corruption to a new level i built 5 villas for theses a palace for the president and a military camp in cairo the slap to the one week ago speaking at a youth summit in cairo president says he did not directly address the accusations of corruption against him and his army but he did say this. how much do you think a day of operations in sinai costs we don't talk about this then we see someone varing to come out and defame the army someone who wants to shock you panic you someone who dares to try to disparage the great value of our great army when cici little military

bt hosts who seem to wish to fight to the last american the team host a reference to crown prince muhammad and saw him on the line suggesting saudi arabia wants americans to fight its war with iran that's in a direct quote from a secret 2010 state department memo released by wiki leaks in it former u.s. secretary of state robert gates made critical comments about his country's saudi allies not wanting to get their hands dirty in diplomatic circles no doubt a deep cut by iran's foreign minister using remarks by pompous predecessor against him back into her run a military adviser to the supreme leader left little doubt about iran's conviction mileti it on the heart of the americans think of any plots the iranian nation will respond from the mediterranean to the red sea and to the indian ocean american should take. seriously any movement against iran will affect the whole region no veiled threats here invoking the name of the hizbullah leader in lebanon a clear nod to a close ally and a reminder to would be aggressors iran has back up the latest world words was sparked when saudi and american

and so this was the message of assisi when he wants but muhammad ali doesn't have to prove corruption only has to do is a legit the genie is then out of the bottle and people out on the street want to bring you in here. it's hell people are out there now people are out in the streets this built you you know we saw this in 2011 but these are protesters very seemingly people who are younger and probably weren't on the streets in 2000 level who have come out on the streets today couldn't get the. it could egypt has all the structural conditions for a successful resistance campaign mobilization very young population on one and. intense sustained grievances that have been going on for a long time even beyond this generation. and especially on 2 issues highlighted one is the issue of corruption that the moralists became sparked and sparked in a way that is unconventional in a way that was a lesson in strategic communications if you wish with the guy that's not even have a university degree he gave a lesson to there all the ph d.'s in the opposition how to communicate with the working class

during a shura celebrations and this is one that many muslims commemorate the death of the prophet muhammad's grandson hussein some celebrations and to self flagellation rituals. and so this new left leaning tower of action is clear the final hurdle to form a government in a confidence vote in the country's the senate house the senate a new coalition ave i'm to establish from 5 star movement and center left of democratic party led by former prime minister contact and shouts far rightly that material salvage any out of power. now the a use in covering commission president to set climate protection as one of the top goals for a proposed cabinet on the line unveiled her choices for a u. commissions in brussels today and pledged that it would boost europe's role on the world stage the 27 strong commission is the most gender balance since its inception and must be approved by the european parliament before it can take office tackling challenges on the climate tech and jobs that looks set to top the lions agenda because e.u. commission president under her newly named teen position the german conser

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strike killed 7 people all members of the same family they were hiding in a mosque al-jazeera as muhammad has this exclusive report from the scene and a half of young people internally displaced have taken refuge inside this mosque they believe that they are in a safe place but suddenly unfortunately they have been attacked 7 members of one family were killed there. and 30 displaced people were living here it was one family who were originally bedouin after nearly 3 attacks on the 10s they fled to the mosque believing it would be a safer place for them in this war raged by saudi arabia already lines have been violated. and this deep hole which has been created by the missile attack has targeted the mosque where the internally displaced people have taken refuse they have brought with them their blankets and everything that they could use during the bath the have found themselves one of the. targets. and this in time of night yesterday the saudi fighter jets targeted this mosque we can see here stones of the mosque everywhere and also words that used to be the ceiling of the mosque people h