very well, welcome to all of you and miss niecy. i'll start with you in tunis will mention some of the move that president side has taken over the past 6 months. the to is he and parliament that you were part of has been disbanded. is the birthplace of the arab spring on its way to becoming an autocracy? yes, exactly. so today, mark actually are, you know, the beginning of the 7th months after the frizzing of the parliament by the president, her eyesight who is you know, continuing on this, that pathway to installing a wheel dictatorship in tennessee. and to dismantle that in state. where that the islands this morning, or, or let say very late or yesterday evening, or in the hash, you of them in history of interior of the dissolution of the higher, at court of justice, all the higher council off at judges, which is another 10 to word our personal, our confiscation of power, and the destruction of every single boys who would be against eyesight. let's put that the latest move to mr. oliver. so who's also in tunas as president side at

welcome to all of you and miss niecy. i'll start with you in tunis will mention some of the move that president side has taken over the past 6 months. the to is he and parliament that you were part of has been disbanded. is the birthplace of the arab spring on its way to becoming an autocracy? yes, exactly. so today, margaret actually argued at the beginning of the 7th months after the freezing of the parliament by the president of hi site. who is, you know, continuing on this that pathway to installing a wheel dictatorship in tennessee and to dismantle that in state. we're that the islands this morning, or, or that say very late or yesterday evening, or in the hash, you, of the ministry of interior, of the dissolution of the higher, at court of justice. all the higher council off at judges, which is another 10 to word our personal, our confiscation of power, and the destruction of every single boys who would be against eyesight. let's put that. the latest move to mr. alley reserve is also in tune as, as president side at

ah, well, let's bring an, i guess in tunis inside though niecy, a member of the disbanded tennessee in parliament and syracuse, muhammad dear hm. army as political scientist and researcher at syracuse university's maxwell school and father ali rizza is editor in chief of mescal. that's a to newsy and news and analysis website. a very warm welcome to all of you and miss lunacy. i'll start with you in tunis will mention some of the moves that president side has taken over the past 6 months. the to an, as he and parliament that you were a part of has been disbanded. is the birthplace of the arab spring on its way to becoming an autocracy? yes, exactly. so today, margaret, actually are, you know, the beginning of those 7 months after the frizzing of the parliament by the president. her eyesight who is, you know, continuing on is that pathway to installing a wheel dictatorship in india and to dismantle that in they, it were that the islands this morning, or what that say very late or yesterday evening, or in the hash, you of them in history of interior of the dissolution of the higher, at c

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and that was niecy did i hear from started saying that they had no plan of implementing the agreements because they didn't want to. so what else was lot to said now mr. prudent went on to talk about how important bees decisions are in the context of the actual will of the locals. and he went back to talk about how the referendum inquire. mia happened when overwhelmingly the population there voted to join russia . we remember that about 7 years ago, the peoples of donates can be gone. these 2 don bass republics voted to be separated from ukraine. so mr. brewton reminded the west of how important it is to listen to these people and call it the highest forms of the story, the highest form of democracy, referring to these referendum you know, why should happen from both sides from from he, if we consider to fruition based situation sampled and women in long term perspective. so that got your message, ration calm down and we wouldn't talk about any conflict, especially aren't conflicts. so i didn't think it said secret that you were there is nothing secret the value added. the 1st thing tha

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an interesting test because most of the hawaiian national guard was made up of niecy. it was a japanese american organization. i think that it would have mustered a sufficient ground forces probably to repel simply because of artillery and tanks that were in the hands of american forces. but you do have a very strange and volatile civilian homefront environment that would certainly have made any kind of defense difficult, i think. but i don't think -- my recollection, that the japanese ever really thought seriously -- >> no, they didn't. because they did recognize it was a zero-sum game. one thing about tanks, if you look that defense gulf in luzon, the americans had two battalions of m3 stewards there. that's 100 armored vehicles. in terms of pacific armored combat, that is a crap ton of armor, and yet we couldn't utilize it at all because mccarther, frankly, had no idea how to do combined arms. i guess my push back to that is, okay, we have tanks in oahu but i don't know that we know how to use them against the japanese in an effective manner. >> 15:35, the report co