much better than under president sadat or president mubarak.hem, i president sadat or president mubarak. underthem, iwas in prison. now, ican mubarak. underthem, iwas in prison. now, i can speak my views in egypt now. to the media. also, i write. i write for the main newspaper in egypt, regularly. so, in that case, it sounds as though you were happy when president al—sisi room moved mohamed morsi from power, and criticised many inside egypt and internationally? —— removed. yes, we were happy, there we re removed. yes, we were happy, there were millions. it was not sisi who removed the muslim brotherhood, but the egyptian people. 30 million people in the streets against the muslim brotherhood. he was the minister of defence and head of the armed forces. no, iwant minister of defence and head of the armed forces. no, i want to correct that. the people of egypt removed the muslim brothers. we were 30 millions in streets, saying that we would not have an islamic government. we would not have an islamic state, and even president sisi at the beginnin

i think egypt now is much better than under the baric or sadat. so are going on. much indeed for coming on hardtalk. thank you, thank you. the weather is looking fine across most of the uk. on wednesday, it will feel warm as well. clear blue skies are on the way. not necessarily from the word go. in fact, in the morning, in eastern and northern counties, it will be cloudy. this is the big picture in our part of the world. this is the jetstream. these weather systems have been diverted to the north. the jetstream is far north, we are well away from it, meaning we will have settled weather. it will warm up in europe in the next few days. i will talk about the warmth heading to us towards the end of the week and the weekend in a moment. this is the short—term. 10 in the south and 11 in the north. those are the morning temperatures. this is the cloud in the morning. it will come back to the coastline through the morning. some of these coastal districts could stay cloudy and cool. look at the yellows compared to the deep oranges. quite a temperature contrast in the uk

when sadat visit palestine jerusalem, so both site sides very charismatic leaders, and begin, sadat. 112 members of knesset voted in support of this agreement between israel and egypt. i don't remember any other vote was so huge majority. 112 people. and the support that begin had from all people of israel. >> do you think the new leadership in saudi arabia is the 21st century sadat? >> i don't know. to speak frankly. we hope it is moderate, model leadership, and they will lead real organization and open approach to our problems also. but it's crucial for them also. not only for israel. this regional solution -- i speak many years about and really believe in regional solution. it will change only -- first of all the arab world. israel is startup nation with strong economy, with signs and everything. the combination between us startup nation and financial power to give the combination of our mutual effort to change only the west, both level, economy and of course security. i think it's their interest like us. >> we're running out of time. i can't let you go without at least asking a c

great pleasure now to be able to speak with saddam he joins us by a skype from cameron shah in iran sadat first of all congratulations you're appealing your sentence i understand but you could be facing eighteen years eighteen months in jail what's the current status of your case. this is a game very well i am going to say on there. that he is. right and i think we i think it may be that i get it beat that there are many men and women. who will he said much more than i do you can see. one of each. as i said they get it he said math wars. because they have suffered far more than i suffered because of the governor's speech but anyway as you mentioned. at the moment i have to see eighteen months a sentence in my six trial which has evolved two months ago and also two he had a bad song. such as the one that i. know i'll write i think lucky. i'm happy in the social media yes this is a seven spot that's on bottom as being in a sentence but then strike that evolutionary. back again not getting it in social media for two years i feel against the sentence. they're facing for their for the second q

become to sadat at all to me over here. full year.see makes immediate india's most men in bed the sucking. indian act and think if i live in d.c. . it's not often i mean called. finding burial sites is complicated because you need to scrutinise maps of the frontlines reports and burial documents you sometimes have to scour through several had tears of land and it's even harder to find the names of unknown soldiers. true seeker of truth for she then they're familiar argue very thin you corrupt to grandstand there was a transfer even only on. own steam a fraud was said records which was very big give always been around for about a bleak the very angered. with the help of the austrian black cross which peter is a member of the graves of soviet soldiers are found and taken care of. the statue of a symbiont soldier in the center of vienna is.

control mode here the french foreign minister this morning made clear again that the deal for him is not sadat and that the french president will talk to his counterpart rouhani today that on monday foreign ministers from france from germany from the u.k. will meet with iranian representatives to find out how to move forward the objective at the moment really being that iranian radical forces are prevented from exploiting the situations and that the cause of diplomacy that this store remains open in iran. what about this development in terms of a dangerous escalation in this region is very volatile what are people saying to rant about that. in terms of the region there's not much discussion on that it's a slightly you subject to ron at the moment is trying to tread a line between wanting to show the result of also wanting to try and maintain as much as possible so it doesn't want to make any direct threats it doesn't want to play into the israeli hands by saying that it will attack israel will cause trouble in other parts of the region. rather stood on the topic of the bundle but certainly it

to stay in hungary i don't understand the logical argumentation do think we're seeing every muslim sadat i mean for the last ones to take away our country this is a quantity this is a certain quantity with the exactly how many but we really do want to find out. you proposed you propose first putting pig heads on the border fences to deter us yes i did i did tweet this quite right what was the idea behind that well it all began with some picture of i think mosques which i saw as being up at your page. i said well why stay with mosques why not put up pictures that this was criticized to be racist and degrading idea. was it racist i do think it is i think it looking at the way in which for islam. pork pigs are all acceptable. a form of pollution and therefore to see to them look if you come to hungary you will find that people eat pig people eat pork in hungary we have bill back do you respect islam religion do respect will respect this religion i little what you mean by respect of course it exists this religion. as respectable as christianity or jew is. i have some problems with. this isla

pleasure now to be able to speak with sonic's about how he joins us via skype from cameron shah in iran sadat first of all congratulations you're appealing your sentence i understand but you could be facing eighteen years or eighteen months in jail what's the current status of your case. this. game very well. i am going to say on their behalf but he is. right and i mean i think it may be that they are getting to beat that there are many men and woman. who will he said much more than i do you can see. each. as i said they he said mass for. you because they have suffered far more than not. because of lack of so you don't have a speech but anyway as you mention it. at the moment i have to see eighteen months a sentence in my six trial which has evolved two months ago and also two he had a bad. conduct such as the one that i. now writing off either bureaus and behaving in the social media yes this is a separate stock that's on the bottom as being in a sentence but then it's that evolutionary. back again not getting it in social media for two years i feel against the sentence and. making for the f

knowledge in the middle east but in talking about president nixon, he said, look, i don't, meaning sadat, i don't know much about asia. i don't know much about latin america. i'm really not that familiar with europe. i can talk about president nixon, i can talk about anyone who is a and he knows anything about them. president nixonon had a habit of having, when he could do it, two hours every day, width he did nothing but think. and he would advise, he would advise others. have that as a habit. that don't do it sitting down. because you might get sleepily and you will go to sleep. pace and think for two hours. if it is foreign policy, that's your interest, continue to memorizet, every chief of state and what the, our foreign policy is and should be, and man, he meant it. and he could do it. and he could come to say something like, you know, what do you think about what is going on in burkina faso, and he would no everything therere is no know about a burkina faso. there was a magnificent that is something that stays with me every single day. that guy was a absolute genius and very compas

it was 13 agonizing days and nights over 20 drafts that the president himself did negotiates with sadatnd even then, only on the last night if i may close with one anecdote, we were close the last 13th day, but bagan said i can't make anymore compromises. the president knew himself enough, autographed personal photos of himself for his grandchildren and handed it to him at his cabin, saw the tears come in his eyes. he put his bags down and said mr. president, i'll make one last try. the rest is history. >> neil: the rest is history and laid out in a spectacular book. "president carter, the white house years." it's remarkable. more after this. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occu

compromise a president was elected a national unity government was formed headed by prime minister sadat how do you do that included members of hezbollah. prime minister how do you want to secure enough votes to ensure his leadership of the sunni community and ensure his return to the premiership he has exchanged harsh words with hezbollah during campaigning but that is an expected part of the election rhetoric in lebanon both sides know they need to work together if they want national unity and this divided nation. has morphed from they were. preliminary results are starting to trickle in hezbollah says it is making gains in the southern part of the country and the big valley both areas i consider to be. hezbollah strongholds now the hezbollah zweibel which is the future movement led by prime minister saddle how duties it has again so far. seven seats eleven but they're expecting that number to increase these are preliminary results of future movement is expected to gain something like twenty five seats or more than that the other main establishment political parties say that they have

he's not a rock 'n' roller, he's not sadat.y , i don't think he's going to change his mind. >> we know less than we'd like to know about north korea. everybody i know who knows about that place says that's not how north korea works. there is a whole apparatus of officials and and ra chicks around kim, the generals, these high ranking people who live pretty good lives and who have power and who are bought into this crazy system. and who are not going to give it up. >> they're not going to say to the president, great idea. let's go with that one. let's put that up the flag and see if that works. yop see that happening. > even if he tried to give it up, i'm not sure he would be allowed to. >> trump thinks in seconds. tweets. these people -- asians do as a general culture think much more long-term than we do. they're thinking where they'll be in 20, 30 years. this guy is 30 something. he's planning a long time. >> trump just wants the win. what's what he always wants. >> ashley, great reading every day. gene, the great gene. i mean

sadat. he knew the middle east quite well and he knew pres. nixon's interest and knowledge of the middle east but in talking about nixon he said look, i don't know much about asia or latin america, i am not that familiar with europe. i can talk to pres. nixon about anyone who is chief of state of any nation in the world and he knows everything there is to know about it. .. >> have that as a habit. don't do it sitting down, because you're going to get sleepy, and you're going to go to sleep. pace and think for two hours. and if it's foreign policy, that's your interest, continue to memorize every chief of state and what their foreign policy is and should be. and, man, he meant it. and he could do it. and he could come to say something like what do you think about what's going on in burkina faso? and he'd know everything there is to know about burkina faso. it was just a magnificent -- that has been something that stays with me every single day. the guy was an absolute genius, and he was very compassionate to people, very compassionate even to t