>> as you know the muslim brotherhood has been feared for oo long time. holding over the brotherhood as a goboogy man for decades. and clearly i'm not an advocate for the muslim brotherhood. i want no part of that. but by the same token they were also demonized. they were demonized by the countries in the gulf and many others who were hostel to this change in egypt and fearful frankly of the brotherhood call for election. if someone comes out and says the kwu ran requires us to have elections. over time that became the mess and in egypt. and other places like tunisia. >> yeah, but tunisia seems to be the poster child for success. and the fact that the main then did this amazing about turn and renounced a religious identity and said it was going to be a political party. it's amazing. >> yeah tunisia is an interesting case. they reached a very similar impasse to the one that happened in egypt and got out of it with non-violence. they managed after a long stand off to push through a constitution. and the party left power and had a non-violent political trans

even the most that the cup or the muslim brotherhood other number one enemy in yemen we've seen are you a nice of course movements that are anti saudi let's remember that the movement of some of the southern separatists and emboldening them and empowering them is not a sudden interest saudi may have personal interest in yemen how it is to preserve all of yemen and prevent it from becoming a haven for the iranian the you we have to see an opportunity where by even who has kept the north they could have an influence you eating so we see the u.a.e. involved in libya which is very far away with you know both in the eritrea and ethiopia seeking to stab the muslim brotherhood a sudanese government in the back as well in order to render that richard was more important than what so that is which is a key outpost for the sudanese so i do argue that ludovic is you a lead let's also remember that saudi prince mohammed bin the man has benefited much from passable to silage oh i haven't been knighted is reported or believed that his rise was very much orchestrates is or assisted by hamad bin laden i

"look, on its own, muslim brotherhood is harmless. much "planet of the apes," it's gonna blow up in your face. trust me, when you've been saying racist shit as long as i have, you get a feel for it, you know? you get a feel. you gotta mix it just right. and what was really fun was watching the people who tried to argue that roseanne wasn't being racist; she was just sort of generally bad. - we live in a politically correct world right now. we live in a world where it's just not-- it's just plain not nice. it's not nice to say-- - it's not about political correctness. it's racism. - hold on a minute. let her finish. - let's just look at what this was and what she said. the tweet was not nice. it was ugly. it was demeaning. it was gross. and let's just leave it at that. - why? - it was wro-- - why leave it at that? - yeah, why? why leave it at that? "let's just leave it at that." i want that lady to defend me in court. "murder is such a harsh word. "can't we all agree to call it 'making someone go bye-bye'? "huh? "this is such a pc world

h >> schifrin:d a muslim brotherhood. you had an election. was there dismsunity in tf whether to suppmoort mohamed i, who became president of egypt? >> disunity is puttg it mildly. i think there was a great deal of anxiety to see a muslim brotherhood member as president. a few months into power, he stepped in to broke ecer p agreement between hamas and israel, and at that point i think he had really won over the administration and showed that he could work with president obama, that he was not hostil to israel, and that he could advance the interests of stability around the region. that was probably his apex in american eyes. >> schifrinm: as mohamed si was winning over some u.s. officials, obviously there was some planning going on for a coup. talk aut what was happening in egypt in terms of the plan for the coup and the mixed messages that the u.el. ered when it heard about those plans. >> certainly a lot the bureaucracy in egypt was hostile to president morsi, including all the police, who werenot doing their job in any respect and watchin

jihadist groups, starting with the muslim brotherhood, said we must bring it back. that is the only way for human beings to live on the territory of the bureaucratic muslim empire. for the next 90 years, every single one of them failed. the brotherhood failed, even when they took over egypt. al qaeda fail, the taliban failed. it all comes to a junior varsity team, and what happens? they did it. from the grand mosque of mosul declared the caliphate, what was a concept, a reality spanning multiple countries of mesopotamia, with 6 million people living on its territories , making a fortune every day through kidnapping, slavery, arms trafficking, counterfeiting. the caliphate was created during the obama years. created by the obama administration, but because of the lack of american leadership. the iran deal. i have to illustrate the deal with one analogy of comparison. transportyears ago, a -- a metro police officer in d. c., who was a jihadi sympathizer, wanted to send money to isis. this police officer met somebody who he thought could be the conduit for his sending $

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muslim. brotherhood the sun is setting as we leave but she wants to go to mount singe or the holy mountain to honor her friends who are buried here killed while fighting i.r.s. for sure and it's a place where she connects with them where she gathers strength for what lies ahead . with me in the studio is the reporter of that piece for good to shock and for good thanks for being with us heartbreaking stories really sometimes hard to watch and try to imagine what these women have been through you've done extensive reporting in the region how do you as a reporter balance the need to tell these stories with the risk of reach traumatizing women who have already experienced so much. it is often a little bit like walking a tightrope. you need a lot of time you have to sit down with who is a women and you have to trust a little bit your gut feeling how far you can go i mean these women have gone through hell and back and if we are talking about enslavement it's rape it's torture it's family split up so they are certainly troubled ties and we tried to ask them questions without trying to prevent too t

is meant to show the bonds of muslim brotherhood and sisterhood a time when everyone is equal but for those in yemen who feel neglected and forgotten it's not something they're ready to celebrate alice fisher. djibouti. at least three people have been killed in a suicide bombing in the eastern afghan city of jalalabad four others were injured after attackers death detonated explosives near the offices of the election commission dozens of protesters are gathered there in support of a parliamentary candidate who was disqualified because a suspected ties to armed groups. afghanistan's parliamentary elections are for october. there's a dispute between the u.s. and pakistan's uli elected government over a phone call the two countries disagree over what was said in the call between the new prime minister. and the u.s. secretary of state mike pompei or washington says it stands behind what it said in an earlier statement that pompei or has specifically discussed terrorism but is rather about says that didn't happen pompei is expected to go to islamabad in early september. i mean. we need to

the muslim brotherhood. pranking gave americans a lot of new job opportunities i needed to come up here to make some money i could make twenty five thousand dollars as a teacher or i could make fifty thousand dollars a year truck so i chose to drive truck people rushed to a small town in north dakota was an unemployment rate of zero percent it was like a gold rush it is very very similar to gold but this beautiful story ended with pollution and devastation a lot of people have left here i don't know too many people here in the mountains just slowed down so much they lost their jobs that laid off the american dream is changing that's not what it used to be. and that's a tough reality to deal with. welcome back there's major retirement and pension news for workers and russia's president vladimir putin has pulled back a step steep increase in the retirement age for women over ruling his role long serving prime minister some have speculated mr putin's weighing in on the matter at this time may have been inspired

is meant to show the bonds of muslim brotherhood and sisterhood a time when everyone is equal but for those in yemen who feel neglected and forgotten it's not something they're ready to celebrate alan fischer. jobber to time now for sports his job fully thank you serino williams has moved to defuse a growing roar of the cats she wore at the french open earlier in the year officials at the tournament over into that they'd be bringing in a new dress code that would allow the suit worn by the twenty three time grand slam champion in the future so in a war the skin tight outfit for health reasons she said it would help prevent life threatening blood clots she suffered from during the birth of her daughter the comments by the french tennis federation president have been slammed for being racist but williams says that she's spoken to him and the issue has been resolved. i'm since found other methods. and when it comes to fashion you don't want to be a repeat offenders it'll be a while before this even has to come up again i don't know exactly what he seemed to say. but i. we are he talked t

muslim. brotherhood the sun is setting as we leave but she wants to go to mt singe or the years edis holy mountain to honor her friends who are buried here killed while fighting i.r.s. for she van it's a place where she connects with them where she gathers strength for what lies ahead . that exclusive report by the w.'s the judiciary there's some return to our top story election results in zimbabwe getting two very different narratives coming out off the country in detail the scars one hundred trees joins me on the line from the capital city of in this start with amazon mongan what he described these elections as a celebration of democracy and freedom is a short while ago he had a conciliatory was for his rival tell us more about his message and how it's likely to go down where we need to understand that someone god was sees himself as the reformer as somebody who's bringing democracy to the country although he has been part of the ruling elite for a very long time of the very party that has been running the country for forty years just last year he got into power when the military press quit chas

muslim brotherhood. exactly.so on beirut in his early adult years and so on and then suddenly did change and initially she talks about when he went to afghanistan to fight against the soviets and the family we re against the soviets and the family were proud of him, without realising that he was going to change into what he became. the fact that this interview has been allowed by saudi arabia's leadership and crown prince muhamed ben salman, who has agreed, and really it is to dispel critics who allege that 0sama ben martin had had state support. —— 0sama bin laden. legal actions have have been a lodged against the kingdom, remember 15 of the hijackers came from saudi arabia and let's point out, because it gets forgotten, that the bin laden family is one of the richest families in saudi arabia. her son seems to want to add then she is father and that could spell not just disaster. she is father and that could spell notjust disaster. -- his son. extraordinary to hear the human side of the family at the heart of th

celebrate the best aid ever there's no aid away from our home city it is meant to show the bonds of muslim brotherhood and sisterhood a time when everyone is equal but for those in yemen who feel neglected and forgotten it's not something they're ready to celebrate alice fisher. job or to ask her with a life support. lauren thank you serena williams has moved to defuse a growing rout over the cat suit she wore at the french open earlier in the year officials said they'd be bringing in a new trescothick that would allow the suit worn by the twenty three time grand slam champion in future serena wore the skin tight outfit for health reasons she said it would help prevent life threatening blood clots she suffered from during the birth of her daughter the comments by the french tennis federation president have been slams for being sexist and racist but williams says she's spoken to him and the issue has been resolved. and when it comes to fashion you don't want to be a repeat offender. even has to come up with. he seemed to say. when i. said we have a great relationship we talked yesterday. everything's f

enough to want to think i don't want to put out a lot from my worst party when i don't know the muslim brotherhood. headlines here on r.t. international the last rebel and terrorist stronghold in syria is surrounded as all parties to the call for to prepare for what may well be the final showdown in the country's long war. a palestinian activist from norway claims she was hit twice in one week by israeli soldiers firing rubber bullets in the west bank. the ukase of women's minister victoria atkins comes under fire from l.g. feet activists after expressing concern over the rising number of kids switching to change their gender that and other transgender issues have certainly spog the debate we need to look at why puberty broking drugs are being handed out like small teams to children they don't know their own mind trans people do not choose to be trying they don't make this decision about gender reassignment without very very serious and long track thoughts. it is just after eleven and. i'm on a very sunshiny wednesday here in moscow thanks for joining us we have your top stories. the last strongho

most of the muslim brotherhood. you know world of big partisan lot and conspiracies it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the path and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now for watching closely watching the hawks. welcome back we're still here with his latest book reporter a memoir is out now in the past forty eight hours israeli jets of targeted damascus i mean the war seems to be continuing over curry and you said that there are actually two suspects for the chemical attack. that news of which was beamed around the world is the reason why i say britain should bomb syria why do you think money journalists would just go there is only one suspect the assad government and well that would happen is with the you're talking about an incident in which. syria bashar assad's use of nerve agents against his own people

going up all the way through the kind of ideological periphery through the muslim brotherhood up to more committed sufis groups like. then going to hate to hear sham h.t.s. and all the way up to and including the groups that are now more overtly allied with al qaida that whole array of groups would almost certainly end up resisting an armed campaign but how that progressed over time i think would remain to be seen specially looking at the periphery or one thing that is certain is the broad based government campaign would have serious humanitarian costs we know that turkey has a long struggle to deal with refugees in and around its border with syria would turkey intervene to stop a government campaign ad lib well you're right to point to the humanitarian effects i mean at a major escalation of hostilities and it would make every single of the conflict in syria look like a drop in the ocean in comparison the area is currently home to about at least three million people about a third of whom are already internally displaced in terms of the turks that has a major implication they've solidly

and egyptian court has handed the muslim brotherhood leader mohamed but the another life sentence he was convicted in a retrial on charges of murder. and inciting violence near cairo in twenty thirteen that's just one of a number of cases against him human rights groups have raised serious concerns about thousands of political prisoners in egypt who are often convicted in mass trials staying in egypt a billionaire linked to former president hosni mubarak has been cleared of all money laundering charges with is was released after agreeing to pay around one hundred million dollars he's now free to travel and access his funds as was a senior figure in mubarak's party but was arrested after the revolution twenty eleven. polls have closed in mali's presidential avan off and counting is under way much like the first round of violence and claims of electoral fraud have been major issues mama valar has more from the capital bamako. the people of mali have once again been to the polls but this time for a decisive vote their choice was between current president abraham buck akita and oppositio

it is meant to show the bonds of muslim brotherhood and sisterhood a time when everyone is equal but for those in yemen who feel neglected and forgotten it's not something they're ready to celebrate alan fischer. djibouti the turkish foreign minister is warning against a possible syrian government offensive in a province it's the last remaining opposition stronghold and home to the world's biggest population of internally displaced people a military operation will put millions of lives at risk a sit in reports from city. nearly three million people are trapped in the northwest and probably suffered at that syria's largest remaining rebel held area if the government launches a full scale attack two and a half million syrians could try to flee to the turkish border that's been a factor lisieux since two thousand and fifteen. many here are now preparing themselves for the worst case scenario. of why should i be scared assad has already been killing us for seven years our families brothers and sisters even the children it does no difference i did mama dummy won't leave our nation alone a

death of thirty two year old had a mayor and a thank you not a gypsum court has handed the muslim brotherhood leader mohamed badie another life sentence he was convicted in a retrial on charges of murder and inciting violence near cairo back in twenty thirteen it was one of a number of cases against him human rights groups have raised serious concerns about thousands of political prisoners in egypt often convicted in mass trials while staying with egypt and justice the steel billionaire linked to hosni mubarak has been cleared of all money laundering charges against him argument is was released after agreeing to pay around one hundred million dollars he's now free to travel and access his funds he's was once a senior official under former president mubarak but was arrested after the revolution in two thousand and eleven. it's been six hundred days since the al-jazeera journalist mahmud hussein was arrested and jailed in egypt without charges sainz accused of broadcasting false news and receiving foreign funds to defame state institutions hussein is among at least thirty two journalists curren

celebrate the best ever there is no eat away from our home city it is meant to show the bones of muslim brotherhoodnd sisterhood a time when everyone is equal but for the.

hamas is a muslim brotherhood organization. do they provide any services in terms of education or housing? second question, has the president -- the united states administration has reduced aid to the united nations. have they affected these programs that you have benefited from? >> with the aid cut with the cut, --inistration a aid cut. the u.s. administration is the largest donor for around 70 years. suddenly last year, or even in the last few months, the u.s. onided to suspend the funds a very short notice. -- itcal government operates in gaza strip --unrwa operates in gaza strip, yemeni, jordan. they said they had no capacity whatsoever to absorb those numbers. that's why i am volunteering with the unrwa in the usa. we our racing against the clock to try to maintain -- or raise the fund enough or at least advocate against that u.s. decision. by the end of this month, more -- 500,000 refugee children will go back to school. cut down expenses and shortened the programs, operations, have discharged tens of bit staff and -- ten

question,hamas is a muslim brotherhood organization. do they provide assistance in terms of education or housing? second question, has the president administration -- present u.s. administration reduced aid and affected these programs you benefited from? hamid: i will start with the second question. , thethe aid cut to unrwa in the lasttration few months, the u.s. decided to suspended -- to suspend the funds to unrwa. they reached out to the local governments because unrwa operates in the west bank, gaza, and lebanon. in caseorbed students it could not operate in the next year. saying they had no capacity whatsoever to absorb those numbers. that is why i'm volunteering. we are racing against the clock to sustain the fund to maintain or raise the fund or advocate decision to u.s. make sure by the end of this month, more than 500,000 refugees children will go back to school. has cut down the expenses, shortened the program operations, has discharged staff who are the only breadwinners of their families. iswa the -- the unrwa working on al

qaddafi, push for democratic reforms in egypt and after an ousted president mohammed and his muslim brotherhood party. he publicly criticized the obama administration for its handling of the september 11, 2012 attack on the us diplomat aggression in benghazi that killed four americans including ambassador stevens. >> i have no doubt, we are holding the president of the about 90 states responsible and he is responsible and he has n not, he's not given contrasting versions of events to the american people. >> in 2015 mccain game chairman of the senate armed service committee and use the platform to push for an extended your small terry presence in iraq and syria in a new strategy in afghanistan. >> we need to have strategy to win. strong as nation on earth should be able to and. >> as the 2016 presidential election candidates begin to emerge and campaign for zone senate reelection mccain is to support the eventual rebellion harmony. he pulled his endorsement of donald trump citing their differences in public policy issues like national security entrance controversy over comments about women. in t

qaeda pretty much the middle east without religious aspect also have that direction under the muslim brotherhood using as a teaching point how not to do the insurrection. by 19 to the second thing matter what names they take will be around for a while.r the other point that i cannot substantiate is you will have another insurrection with the ideology to do that again. so having said that i direct you your materials we will start off talking about russia's intersection. michael of course is on military studies program along many other things or is a nonresident senior fellow from the atlantic council with many issues as wel well. >> you ladies and gentlemen it is a great pleasure to be here. i would argue russia sees itself be in a strategic position to maneuver but also strategically fortunate to talk to everyone in this configuration with the direct manner and that is an attribute to russian diplomacy and strategy in the middle east to established herbal contacts and those partnerships with everybody without getting bogged down to support one side or another. russia can talkk to israel and to t

was radicalised bya group she believes her son was radicalised by a group belonging to the muslim brotherhoodlotry. he became quite hardened and distant, still loved her. but when he moved to afghanistan to fight against the russians in the 19805 fight against the russians in the 1980s and then came back to saudi arabia and travelled again, every time he came back, there was a difference in his attitude. last time she saw in net in a knot in kandahar, he was very happy, he threw a party for her, and they had a lot of happy memories together. but after that, there was no contact whatsoever. no messages or phone calls and certainly no visits. but sheiks has seen this transformation from an apparently normal young man into somebody who was a fanatical jihadis. yes, she had. in the early stages of this transformation, it was more a religious zeal. he became more pious, more committed to the faith. he prayed a lot, became a bit more distant. but as the years went on and the contact became even less, every time a she did see him, she realised he was a man who had transformed away from being pious a

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qaddafi, push for democratic reforms in egypt and after an ousted president mohammed and his muslim brotherhood party. he publicly criticized the obama administration for its handling of the september 11, 2012 attack on the us diplomat aggression in benghazi that killed four americans including ambassador stevens. >> i have no doubt, we are holding the president of the about 90 states responsible and he is responsible and he has n not, he's not given contrasting versions of events to the american people. >> in 2015 mccain game chairman of the senate armed service committee and use the platform to push for an extended your small terry presence in iraq and syria in a new strategy in afghanistan. >> we need to have strategy to win. strong as nation on earth should be able to and. >> as the 2016 presidential election candidates begin to emerge and campaign for zone senate reelection mccain is to support the eventual rebellion harmony. he pulled his endorsement of donald trump citing their differences in public policy issues like national security entrance controversy over comments about women. in t

phone call that president obama had with president mohamed morsi, and also an islamist for the muslim brotherhoodorsi was arrested, obama was on the phone with morsi, trying to help him figure out how to stay in office. if you build a unity government, if you bring in your civilian opponents, you can still turn this around. meanwhile, his secretary of state, john kerry, made clear he had given up on morsi and thought his presidency was untenable. secretary of defense hagel, who was given stern talking points to try to tell his counterpart, the egyptian defense minister, you must not remove the elected president, we want democracy in egypt, he was focused mainly on building a friendship. and as soon as he was removed, it turns out that michael morell, who had been the acting head of the cia that whole time was openly cheering. an arab diplomat who supports a ku is called up and morel says thumbs up, i'm glad it happened. so clearly, there were mixed signals. if anybody was looking for the american government to put the brakes on the ku, and mohamed morsi was looking, that didn't happen. >> you wer

they were part of the religious aspect of that and also provided an insurrection under the muslim brotherhood that served as its point for original al qaeda about how not to do and -- to do insurrection. they were handily defeated in syria by 1982. the second thing is, i think, there is somewhat of a consensus that al qaeda, isis, no matter what they are called, will be around for yet a while. maybe as long as another generation. the third, i will go out with the point that i can't substantiate, but i believe is that we will have another insurrection because there is a lot of bitterness and you have both the ideology and the men under arms to do it again. having said that, i would direct you to your materials to read the long and rather illustrious background of our panel members, but we will start off with a -- stephen blank, a senior fellow at the american foreign policy council and many other things to talk about russia's intersection with this issue. michael is a director of military security studies program, and i must say many other things which you will find in the biography, and a non

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celebrate the best aid ever there's no aid away from our home city it is meant to show the bonds of muslim brotherhood and sisterhood a time when everyone is equal but for those in yemen who feel neglected and forgotten. it's not something the ready to celebrate. for sure. in the democratic republic of congo opposition leader john pierre bemba has been told he cannot compete in the upcoming presidential election election commission says it's rejected his application because he's been charged by the international criminal court for tampering with witnesses members seen as a possible front runner for the presidency he returned to kinshasa to take part in the vote after serving a decade in prison for war crimes he has a week to appeal against the decision. the political uncertainty hangs over zimbabwe as a country prepares for the inauguration of. the next president the main opposition candidate has rejected friday's court ruling that concern has a new leader but it's not just politics that's on people's minds but also non-god was legacy under former president robert mugabe at least twenty thousand peopl

the gypsum court has handed the muslim brotherhood leader mohamed badie another life sentence he was convicted on a retrial in charges of murder and inciting violence near cairo in twenty thirteen is just one of a number of cases against him human rights groups have raised serious concerns about thousands of political prisoners in egypt were often convicted in mass trials . israel's palestinian minority has led a mass protest in tel aviv against the controversial nation state law it officially affirms israel's jewish character but critics believe it turns non jewish minorities into second class citizens tens of thousands turned out to show their anger at the bill which was passed last month came a week after israel's druze community also rallied against the law. we look to for israelis believe they're. entitled to be equal to us it's the jewish state but the people that live here entitled to be equal to us because they're bored but binyamin netanyahu reacted angrily to the protests taking particular aim at the presence of palestinian flags at the rally. you know when one morning. we