sudanese political activist he coordinates it dies for if it's supporting the protests on the ground in sadat welcome to africa it's welcome back i think it is so the military is now sharing power with civilians in sudan right so it was coming from 30 odd years off basically military which is say that your country is now going in the right direction right direction it would be depend on the next government which kind of just there's a lot of obstacles like the constitution that have been signed the procedure becomes have been signed and also the formation of the government is based on compromise so how is going to that heading as i read their action if the 2 parties think that as a part of getting the next level this is where we will be to the question if they think as enemies i think it's with just disagreement with or and you can ops from the beginning ok all right so let's talk about the 2 bodies now overseeing saddam right so you've got the heads of state will they hit of state and and this transitional council you also have the prime minister and the governor that he will fall what do yo

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opposition coalition and many people on the street seem to believe that this is a new beginning for sadatwas going about our american right to hire the results of the protest movement was to call for a better life for the people but demanding civilian rule today is the day of the signing of the agreement a stored day for sudan and hopefully the agreement will meet all the processes demands of the revolution was based on. the bandage them we hope to sit down to move forward so that we can be proud of our country. forget about the guns a move towards peace freedom prosperity and unity we also hope to open new job opportunities for our young people but the upcoming transitional government has a lot of challenges people have been demanding justice and accountability especially today when the head of the deputy transitional military council stepped out of the signing home post signing and people met him with chants demanding justice and accountability there's also the issue of the economy people are saying that they want the transitional government that will be formed to improve the economy to

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israel rolled out the red caet for president sadat when he came to jerusalem at a time when hsi countrywas at war with israel technically ander isly -- and certainly supported the boycott of israel. the israelis made the rights deion, which was to let my two colleagues in. they were forced out of that in a way that is harmful to israel by the coercive pressure of the president. but let's al put in context, and i think danny did this well, thiss not your regular boycott movement. i mean, i've got a friend otwo who won't buy a toyota becauseap they want to stop killing whales. they're not trying to force every japanese citizen out of asia and to be killed or somehow drifted into the pacific, but the international leaders of the bbs move. ment are trying not the try to get israel to change this or that policy, but to try to remove every jew from theiddle east, just as hitler wanted a jewish-free europe, this bds groupmi wants a jewish-frele east. >> nawaz: let me ask you about that, sir. do you believe your colleagues have the right to support that bds movement? >> i think my colleagues su

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delegation to egyptian president anwar sadat's funeral. he walked into the white house, with gerald ford, richard nixon, there they were, see no evil, hear no evil, and evil. [ laughter ] and yet it was that same bob dole, terribly wounded in northern italy in world war ii, so wounded that they wrote on his forehead in his own blood not to waste your time on this one. this one's gone. recovered but lost the use of his right arm, and therefore could not perform the most elemental of political tasks, the handshake, and it was bob dole who will tell you that of all his fellow senators, of all the republic committee men and delegates and chairmen around the country, there was one man who never neglected to extend his left hand when greeting bob dole, and that was richard nixon, and it was dole who broke down his features contorting, weeping while giving the eulogy at nixon's funeral. so the original title for the book was going to be richard nixon, an american tragedy, for his story most definitely has elements of classic greater shakespearean

they didn't deliver, mainly the endorsement of sadat's initiative, but that's how it's always been, one side wants something from the other. so now the question is, what happens if donald trump is not re-elected? i can imagine, let's say joe biden or amy klobuchar, who are pragmatists and centrists, holding their noses and continuing to do security business with saudi arabia. but it's hard to imagine elizabeth warren or pete buttigieg or cory booker or some of the others doing business as usual. endorsing the arms sales, you know, inviting the saudi princes to the white house. security cooperation, i think, will continue regardless of what happens in this country. but otherwise it's possible and maybe even likely that there be quite a change, especially in the visuals and atmospherics. and one reason is as you've seen in the votes on jasta a couple of years ago and on yemen, there has never been a popular constituency for saudi arabia in the united states. very few people's grandparents came from saudi arabia. and there's a reason why there is no congressional saudi caucus. there is a t