you know you don't know who they are and this is the same thing that happened with the muslim brotherhood themselves when they had a show in the us where they were wearing masks and putting on a show and you have the same the same issue for example with the woman wearing the niqab the fact of wearing a black mask is not the issue at hand here but what they're trying to do is have a sort of anonymous sort of movement that people can join in where it's more related to direct action rather than than just protesting without without doing much like in tahrir square. i don't know what they've done but i think the they're overhyped for sure today the prosecutors said that they cleared them a terrorist group i don't know what evidence there is of that you know so i think they're just the muslim brotherhood are trying to find and then me where they can blame all these things on. but you know instead of just blaming it on the police or you know a third party now there's a perfect. you know group that they can blame them so on just mask young kids wearing masks and get in watch and i'm going to be t

because he was critical of the muslim brotherhood we have crackdowns on media and we have crackdowns on and discriminations against christians on charges of defaming religion for example so we're actually seeing that. number has changed in the brotherhood is that it is proceeding as as a spree discussers along with police brutality now when it comes to international intervention or opinions it's the same the international scene is just looking at egypt and trying to secure its interests and i mean the u.s. for example hold still supporting morsi just like it did more borrowing and i feel that at this moment it's just. you know speculation like like karl said and things are happening on the ground that they need to catch up on ok ario in the in washington where you come out on all of this here i mean is it a revolution interrupted. well i would say this much you clearly had after the revolution in egypt a power vacuum develop you had for many years president mubarak before him president sadat and president nasr who effectively served as a fair of a country and the entire country was s

i think that people are very not happy with the way things are and we can see that the muslim brotherhood itself is really insistent on oppressing people because you know take for example the minister of interior who did not disperse the sit in and at it how they are the palace violently he was sacked and instead what we have on the streets right now is a police force that's using brutality and a lot of times unprovoked i've seen that with my own eyes ok i'm watching interjects going go ahead please carl please do and i just i just want to pick on this point i just want to pick on this point about the fact of evolution or is don't don't want power which i think is very crucial to understanding what's happening in egypt and making this situation so complex in the past revolutions did want power because power would allow them to produce a society after their own aspirations an image unfortunately would have seen across not only in egypt but all the kind of the recent uprising in the past decade across other arab countries. is this sort of disdain of power as if the object of the exercise on

you know you don't know who they are and this is the same thing that happened with the muslim brotherhood themselves when they had a show in the us where they were wearing masks and putting on a show and you have the same the same issue for example with the women wearing the niqab the fact of wearing a black mask is not the issue at hand here but what they're trying to do is have a sort of anonymous sort of movement that people can join in where it's more related to direct action rather than than just protesting without without doing much into her square. i don't know what they've done but i think there are overhyped for sure today the prosecutors said that they cleared them a terrorist group i don't know what evidence there is of that you know so i think they're just the muslim brotherhood are trying to find and then me where they can blame all these things on. but you know instead of just blaming it on the police or you know a third party now there's a perfect. you know group that they can blame them so on just mass young kids wearing masks in washington going to be the last word in the

because he was critical of the muslim brotherhood we have crackdowns on media and we have crackdowns on and discriminations against christians on charges of defaming religion for example so we're actually seeing that. number has changed in the brotherhood is proceeding as as a spree discussers along with police brutality now when it comes to international intervention or opinions it's the same the international scene is just looking at egypt and trying to secure its interests and i mean the u.s. for example hold you know still supporting morsi just like it did more borrowing and i feel that at this moment it's just. you know speculation like and things are happening on the ground that they need to catch up on ok in washington where you come out on all of this here i mean is it a revolution interrupted. well i would say this much you clearly had after the revolution in egypt a power vacuum develop you had for many years president mubarak before him president sadat and president nasr who effectively served as a fair of a country and the entire country was set up on a patronage system t

not disappointment, even from muslim brotherhood supporters, as the slow pace of change. many in the muslim brotherhood say it is the opposition and the old guard that is giving it away, the judiciary. from carrying out the kind of reforms he wants. the liberals are saying we do not want your agenda. there is a big split, and actually the solution is not just from one side or the other. both sides feel it. nobody has come out as a hero here with a clear vision for a way forward. >> a quick thought on the constitution. many of the protesters behind you are calling for suspension of the constitution that was ratified in a referendum because they say it gives too much power to president morsi and the current government and threatens social freedoms in egypt. is there any likely the constitution might be suspended or changed? >> it appears it will be carried through, and that means there will be parliamentary -- some of the frustration from the people here is not just directed at president morsi. they see him as taking too much power. it is also directed at the opposition. we

the current rhetoric in egyptian society kind of political rhetoric by the muslim brotherhood or order it's a political. justice under freedom bertie because when we discussed last week. the election law some demands made by oprah's ition discarded and brushed aside by ism of them but as a whole and they did then didn't take into account what the opposition spoke about particularly some requirements for a free and fair election and also i have to acknowledge is that we had the national the organs of presidential ballots for more than four months. and we discussed over eight or to seven. including the draft law of election law but unfortunately after all the political parts agreed whole parts bit did in the along agreed. agreed upon as a draft of the draft law the muslim brotherhood themselves didn't fulfill their obligation to ensure the council and it changed some some important exactly which i thought you know we don't know yet that we understand the most we do understand the muslim brotherhood did manipulate the constitution and some way or another to essentially cement themselves i

we reject a muslim brotherhood state. we want a constitution that represents and protect the reprights of all egyptians. >> protesters took to the streets in many other cities as well. in alexandria, dozens were injured in clashes with the police. >> we go to cairo now. tell us how chaotic the situation is. >> behind me, tahrir square is relatively peaceful, but a few hundred meters away at the state television building, there were big clashes in the last hours. also the military came down onto the streets in front of the television building. we have basically clashes in many places in alexandria, in cairo, but also in upper egypt. in all, they say we have 119 injured people. >> how would you compare this situation to two years ago? >> they are very different. the muslim brotherhood, left liberals were all standing at the square against hosni mubarak. now, we have a very polarized situation in egypt politically. today, we have an opposition that is demonstrating against the muslim brotherhood. the president in the muslim

the muslim brotherhood are boycotting the elections because this lore is not in their interest but other parties are boycotting the elections because they will be held according to democratic law. there to meet with king abdullah and says that he's serious about reform but there are other threats on the horizon. our main problem is economic unemployment and inflation are rising at the same time that the cost of products is soaring there is considerable unrest among the population was the country has long struggled economically and relies heavily on aids from western and gulf donors last november saw an eruption of violence nationwide protests over cuts in food and fuel subsidies one of the conditions imposed by the i.m.f. of course a two billion dollar emergency loan and other financial and political. burn is the flood of syrian refugees hundreds of thousands have fled to jordan with more pouring over the border every day there are worries that the syrian conflict may follow its people into the kingdom what islam is striving for more power a tough situation on the border and a dire econo

but protesters also said they had scores of their muslim brotherhood on fire while to hire square in cairo has been the epicenter of the rally is much like during the uprising to oust was in a bike two years ago alexandria and sayed were also seen as a violent street clashes. in the editor is online newspaper says the people of egypt have grown increasingly disillusioned with the politics of the muslim brotherhood people who voted for them to give them a chance for. the last support of most of the people who are out in the streets to the people in egypt now who realize that. religion and politics should not be mixed clearly and that some patients would use. religion to get the support of the people and once the are the would act in a very very differently from what the have been promising and that's part of one of the reasons of their anger are you seeing to the industry to egypt. americans want from this community to ensure and secure their interest in egypt but now their pictures and the reality has shown that actually muslim brotherhood does not have they were short of the support

brotherhood. people voted for him to be a good chance so quick at the last support of most of the people who are out in the streets to the people in egypt now who realize that. religion and politics should not be mixed clearly and that some patients would use. religion to get the support of the people and once we are in power the would act in a very very differently from what the i've been promising and that's part of one of the reasons of the anger you are seeing to the industry to egypt. americans want some ways committee to ensure and secure their interest in egypt but now their pictures and the reality has shown that actually muslim brotherhood will do does not have they were short of the support of the majority of the people in egypt now there is only one party that's actually will decide what's happening in egypt and that's the people of egypt neither the united states nor morsi himself have much say in what's happening to the people of egypt who are back in the streets that. is why the fate

we have the muslim brotherhood. then this black block, oh boy and they were just labeled today as terrorists. what do we make of black block and what implications could that have on egyptian. >> it's really a recent development on all sides. that is to say when there were protests in the way morsi pushed through a new constitution, there were peaceful demonstrators outside of the presidential palace. they were attacked by muslim brothers who formed an informal militia for this purpose. there are elements in the opposition that attack government buildings that have set fire to headquarters of the muslim brotherhood in cairo and in the provinces. so you had kind of vigilante action but the brotherhood is very well organized. it's cadre, they've been at this for a long time. they know each other. apparently some of the leftest youth have declared that they'll set up this anarchist protection unit for the secular demonstrators against muslim of brotherhood thugs. >> if you're black mask it makes it so easy for the gover

they only want to get rid of the muslim brotherhood. just give us more time and everything will be better. none of them knows what to do with this country. >> morsi is in a position of a state of emergency. it looks set to bring back memories of mubarak, doesn't it ? >> we have a curfew. port said. suez. reports are that the rallies began at the moment the curfew's -- the moment the curfew started. it's are moving downtown import -- in port said. -- riots are moving downtown in port said. , in mali, troops have taken control of another major islamist --, in mali, troops have taken control of another major islamist -- >> in mali, troops have taken control of another major islamist stronghold, the biggest victory so far since the start of the joint operation since -- of the joint operation since months ago. have german banks been manipulating the eurozone's key reference and her straight? -- key reference interest rate? >> deutsche bank, the country cost biggest lender, said to be on the list of suspects. investigators are -- the country'

backed monarchy saying it's the beginning of reform the powerful muslim brotherhood boycott the vote saying it's a gimmick and change isn't happening fast enough. americans are being kept in the dark about how and why they're being followed by the nation's security agency a civil liberties group in the u.s. ask the f.b.i. to spell out what techniques it's using when it tracks citizens but is going to can explains the reply raised more questions than answers. everybody knows that the f.b.i. uses all sorts of tracking devices on cars cell phones and whatnot everything that can carry g.p.s. the american civil liberties union filed the request under the freedom of information act asking for the justice department to review the f.b.i.'s guidelines their internal memos as to how and under what circumstances they track people as of now there is no clear understanding among americans of when they will be subjected to tracking possibly for months at a time or whether the government will first get a warrant this is the justice department's response more than one hundred pages of completely red

. >> the muslim brotherhood-- >> prosecute him. the muslim brotherhood wants to impose sharia where it operates. and al-qaeda wants sharia. >> sean: i know the president has every right to celebrate tonight. and wish he and his family well, but these are real, present dangers to our country and the world. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> sean: next, i have a new hero, it seems that paying your fair share is not everyone's dream. and phil mickleson, and taxes may be out of control. and we'll tell you about the one of the world's greatest golfers and we're awaiting vice-president biden addressing the troops, we'll bring it to you as it happens as a special inauguration >> welcome back to "hannity." we're awaiting any moment now vice-president joe biden and he'll make remarks at the channeder in chief ball. when that happens we'll have those. interesting, one of the most popular golfers is t'd off. phil mickleson hinted he may retire or move due to the massive tax increases, he said there are going to be drastic changes for me,

called it and somebody wrote i was muslim brotherhood obsessed. how was i see right and he be so wrong. >> and in the muslim world, the idea that he could sweet talk the iranis giving up their nukes and with the russians, reset the relations, he's been rolled on that. that's a given. he's very naive about this and i think he vastly overestimated the strength of the brotherhood. i think the weakness of the policy that we didn't step in as fast as we could while things were still being shaped at the beginning of the revolution to try to strengthen the more liberal elements, but right now, again, i think our only hope that there's-- the muslims are going through will probably be a generation of trying out shades of islamism and our role is to be able to go through that era. it could take a generation, an and to come out at the other end when i think the arabs will have looked at dictatorship and looked at islamism and be prepared for something else, but we're not going to have a democratic world tomorrow. we're going to have to live with dictators li

they do support the muslim brotherhood government, but t n- >> muslim brotherhood, a terror organization. they called the-- wait, they called the israelis, accused them of assassination of a terrorist and accused our president of doing it for electoral reasons. >> and the head of the hamas wing, there's no other word for it, targeted, targeted killing. >> sean: and the star correspondent in kabul in iraq was sentenced to seven years in prison after he was found guilty of collaborating in al-qaeda. >> this was a shaky money laundering case, he had actually brought some money in and brought it to a source. this wasn't an unprofessional and stupid thing to do, but it was not reflected in his reporting and al-jazeera english is not in any way a supporter of terrorism. >> sean: but it's still anti-american, quote, in your words. >> i said hyper critical sometimes. >> sean: and bridgette, go ahead, bridgette. >> they talk from both sides of their mouth. they are anti-american, they're anti-semitic and try to influence the american public. they play us like a violin. >> sean: thank you both for

of such groups who carried out operations for the muslim brotherhood benefit. right into the we go or some other headlines for you in brief this hour we'll start with bahrain where the highest appeals court has upheld long jail sentences for thirteen activists they were put behind bars for taking part in massive demonstrations in favor of greater rights for the ruling monarchy put down the protests with the help of troops from neighboring arab states more than sixty people killed and thousands jailed in the last two years of nationwide protests. and to iraq where protesters have been wounded by security forces as they took part in a rally against the prime minister nouri al maliki troops fired into the air to disperse the crowd and several thousand people have demonstrated in a number of sunni strongholds in recent weeks threatening the fragile balance between religious groups in the country. five men accused of raping a young student who later died in hospital appeared in a new delhi court judge was forced to order for media al gore the courtroom after a shout

but want to keep saying it's the beginning of reform the powerful muslim brotherhood boycotting the vote they say it's a giving. also. and equality race tempers here the russian capital and gay rights moscow seen some vicious skirmishes as church activist targeted campaign is with it will bring you the story. we speak your language. your music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. a little tentative angles keep these stories. for you here. in the spanish to find out more visit. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you. are welcome to the big picture. it's the least considering backing france's military action against islamist somali britons already said it may boost its assistance the u.k. so far sent to war planes the conflict the move follows a deadly hostage crisis in neighboring algeria of course which was in retaliation to france's invasion professor of middle east history dr lawrence davis and believes the confli

this is what's going on under the tutelage of the muslim brotherhood. a created all these groups when they started coming here in 1963. it was a deliberate effort to basically camouflage if your agenda, the agenda of creating an islamic state. we use informants said tape many of the brother had groups behind closed doors with the openly stated the u.s. would become a muslim state that is -- as long will prevail. lou: many americans would be surprised to hear that suggestion. to think that it could overcome any sort of an situate -- insinuation of anti american influences and hours and to the united states. you also document the book, if we may, we would like to share this. this man who in the early 90's gave the indication before congress tea is a powerful man in brooklyn right now >> correct. as you see in the take, if you still, even though he was an unindicted co-conspirator in -- co-conspirator in the 1993 trade center bombing committee gave the indication to congress, the first muslim pastor to do so, and to this very day he is still being invited

. >> the muslim brotherhood-- >> prosecute him. the muslim brotherhood wants to impose sharia where it operates. and al-qaeda wants sharia. >> sean: i know the president has every right to celebrate tonight. and wish he and his family well, but these are real, present dangers to our country and the world. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> sean: next, i have a new hero, it seems that paying your fair share is not everyone's dream. and phil mickleson, and taxes may be out of control. and we'll tell you about the one of the world's greatest golfers and we're awaiting vice-president biden addressing the troops, we'll bring it to you as it happens bring it to you as it happens as a special inauguration [ male announcer ] you are a business pro. executor of efficiency. you can spot an amateur from a mile away... while going shoeless and metal-free in seconds. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choo any car in the aisle...and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. now

member who quit the brotherhood spoke of such groups which carried out operations for the muslim brotherhood benefit. in bahrain the highest appeals court has upheld jail sentences for thirteen activists who were put on bars for taking part in mass demonstrations in favor of greater rights they really want to keep violently put down the protests with the help of troops from neighboring arab states more than sixty people have been killed and thousands jailed in the last two years of nationwide protests. firefighters in northern china have managed to put out a massive fire that engulfed a shopping mall it took three and a half hours for the blaze to sweep through an area of almost ten thousand square meters and it's still unclear what started the fire some officials have pointed to welding work being carried out because of the tragedy. in iraq four protesters have been wounded by security forces as they took part in a rally against the shia prime minister nuri al maliki troops fired into the air to disperse the crowd several thousand people demonstrated in a number of sunni stronghold in recen

attitude toward the muslim brotherhood since two thousand and seven when they began to refine and. throughout the middle east why would they support the muslim brotherhood when there is a danger of course that sharia law or an anti western sentiments could take over in egypt that's not what sponsors it. it. is very comfortable for the west because. you have to have a long controlling controlling the population while while at the same time they have been having their cautery with with with with the system couldn't be better for them you said earlier that morsi could be standing up to say look give me more time he wants to bore buy more time with the situation of course egypt is holding a parliamentary election in the next few months and that is supposed to cement the state's transition to democracy and that will happen or not. where it's against the question what kind of democracy because because with the with the muslim brotherhood freedom and justice part of the message sponsored from abroad. do you have a situation comparable to that of the united states where where money decide.

spoke of such groups which carried out operations for the muslim brotherhood benefit. could have you with us or not here today joyful colorful ceremonies are being held all across russia today to catch a glimpse of how the faithful celebrate a orthodox christmas in russia's largest church right here in the center of moscow and more after the break. a nation in free credit take three months for charges free. range month three. three. three. download free broadcast. projects and free media don carty dot com. or go. along with. science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future covered. news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations to rule the day. but from moscow this is. already hard pressed fighting off a belligerent taliban and a resurgent al qaeda and the u.s. military's now facing a new battle and that of one against suicides almost five hundred american troops and veterans killed themselves last year it's emerged that that ultimately d

back more like he said it's the beginning of reform but the powerful muslim brotherhoods boycotting the vote saying it's a gimmick. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. speak your language. your music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angles keep these stories. so you hear. the spanish find out more visit i. have been kept in the dark about harlow and why they're being followed by the nation's security agency civil liberties groups in the u.s. ask the f.b.i. to spell out what techniques it's using when it tracked citizens but it got into khan explains the reply raised more questions than answers. everybody knows that the f.b.i. uses all sorts of tracking devices on cars cell phones and whatnot everything that can carry g.p.s. the american civil liberties union filed the request under the freedom of information act asking for the justice depar

backed monarchy saying it's the beginning of reform but the powerful muslim brotherhood boycotting the boat saying it's a gimmick more after a break. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives within a year of a diagnosis of. over sixty two percent. are diagnosed with this is a problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about it they were really good public health campaigns people were really focused on this problem you certainly should be able to have a lot less h.i.v. a lot less human suffering. here with archie live from moscow americans are being kept in the dark about how and why they're being followed by the nation's security agency a civil liberties group in the u.s. asked the f.b.i. to spell out what techniques it's using when it tracks citizens but is going to can explains the reply raised more questions than answers. everybody knows that the f.b.i. uses all sorts of tracking devices on cars cell phones and whatnot everything that can carry g.p.s. the ame

. >> the muslim brotherhood-- >> prosecute him. the muslim brotherhood wants to impose sharia where it operates. and al-qaeda wants sharia. >> sean: i know the president has every right to celebrate tonight. and wish he and his family well, but these are real, present dangers to our country and the world. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> sean: next, i have a new hero, it seems that paying your fair share is not everyone's dream. and phil mickleson, and taxes may be out of control. and we'll tell you about the one of the world's greatest golfers and we're awaiting vice-president biden addressing the troops, we'll bring it to you as it happens as a special inauguration edition of "hannity" continues. [ male announcer ] coughequence™ #8. waking the baby. [ coughs ] [ baby crying ] ♪ [ male announcer ] robitussin® liquid formula soothes your throat on contact and the active ingredient relieves your cough. robitussin®. don't suffer the coughequences™. marie callender's turkey breast with stuffing is a great reason to slow

spoke of such groups which carried out operations for the muslim brotherhood benefit. into the r.t. world update we go will start with bahrain where the highest appeals court there has held a long jail sentences for thirteen activists and they were put behind bars for taking part in massive demonstrations in favor of greater rights the ruling monarchy violently put down the protests with the help of troops from neighboring arab states more than sixty people have been killed and thousands jailed in the last two years of nationwide protests. and five years of raping a young student who later died in hospital have appeared in a new delhi court and the judge was forced to order the media out of the courtroom after shouting and angry scenes delayed the pretrial hearings and the rape sparked protests all across india. now gerard depardieu has spent his first day as a russian citizen touring his new homeland and flaunting his freshly stamped passport much to the ire of french leaders dubbed a traitor at home he's far from the only wealthy french person to flee the country ove

despite a boycott by the muslim brotherhood and other opposition groups and jordan's first parliamentary election since the start of the arab spring turnout was quite high according to election officials more than fifty six percent of the country's two point three million registered voters came out to cast their ballots this is higher than in the last parliamentary elections in this country the muslim brotherhood and opposition activists meanwhile dismissed the results as illegitimate saying that voter turnout was actually much lower than officials describe now jordanian officials want credit for what they claim are successful if cautious democratic reforms this is the first time that outside election observers were invited to watch over the polls and the new parliament for the first time will be able to elect the country's new prime minister the parliament will also have more of a say over day to day affairs but the king will continue to retain authority over the security services and foreign policy moreover the new parliament can still be dismissed at any moment by a royal decree which