sadat was the president during that war. he lacked the charisma of his predecessor, but built his legacy around it. sadat held victory parades and was assassinated during the 1981 ceremony. >> his successor hosni mubarak rode the wave, emphasising the first airstrike of the war and his role as an airfort commander at the time. during his time in power, and with security in mind hosni mubarak held over the top celebrations, which often turned into musical i'd olising him. including this one in the 1990s, featuring some of egypt's top performers singing, "we chose him and vow allegiance to him." (clapping) >> when the military took over after hosni mubarak was overthrown in 2011, its policies were criticised by young revolutionaries. military ruler, field marshall, invoked people's support to the armed forces. then egypt's first democratically-elected civilian president, mohamed morsi, who sought to capitalise on the ceremonies of 6 october. thousands that attended were brought in by the muslim brotherhood and other religious

ok the process that we have is is representative democracy sadat's where you a guy comes in and they generally lie to you during the election you vote for him you can change him for the next five years he breaks every promise known to man i mean if you take the last government now in power days guys said they wouldn't bail out any more bondholders or roll banks and actually you know road back and all them promises and they're actually bailing banks and rogue. traders a lot more so than the last government did and we have to put up with that for the next five years we're powerless nation and you know most people who don't know a lot about irish politics can you tell them why the labor and single parties are not properly leaving the country. where. some time ago around two thousand and eight two thousand and nine this country when the banks basically failed all over europe. it was kicked off by anglo-irish bank in this country who are probably the most criminal of all banks they broke every liquidity larder carries jail sentences instead our government has seen a fall at the time gave

he's story in himself, a former captain in the egyptian army part of the unit that assassinated anwar sadat, came to the united states managed miraculously to join the u.s. army, got the rank of sergeant, was assigned to jfk's special warfare school at ft. bragg. he taught u.s. special forces, the same people ho who captured al libi arabic language skill, islamic culture courses. all that time he was a double agent for al qaeda. the thing that makes him critical in this case is back in 1993 through 1997 al libi was part of the planning process with ali mohammed to blow up those embassies. there's a direct witness who can sit there and say i talked to him, we did the surveillance we planned these bombings. >> i assume they like the idea that the united states is saying we will track you down no matter how long it's been. >> and they have done that in this case. they have literally gone to the four corners of the globe to find people from east africa south africa libya, egypt, you name it. they've been there. >> thanks john. >>> two days of nuclear talks between iran the united states and fiv

down the shaft to kind of stereotypes, stereotypes of women who have committed these crimes from the sadatressed to the blonde bombshell to the which. the accusations of witchcraft. we have kind of the evil step mother. pay particular attention to remember below within it are beset by her to reset daughter in erie, pennsylvania. what is curious about that particular case issue was a woman who thought this little girl go up in flames in the media coverage at the time described it as the grieving mother having witnessed the death of her daughter. when the media found out that she was stepmother, then they began to cast her as evil as a mother, the torch killer the 1930s and begin to then cast doubt on the one innocent. the fact that we were able to the counter is the grieving mother and twisted to an evil stepmother so quickly without all the evidence being heard tells us again about her stereotypes of american society. one of the cases are covered as the story of hiring shorter. i read schroeder was a woman, she was working as a waitress in west virginia, but basically an average common lif