there is danger from the chatter and comments and that combustible combination of counter-protests or trying to get ahead of it. it s something to keep our eye on. as the capitol is surrounding by fencing, its dhs warning says that lone wolf agitators could mobilize to violence with little to no warning particularly in response to the confrontational encounters with perceived opponents are calls for escalation by key influencers. key influencers. you heard the former president saying insurrections were being persecuted, calling the election rigged. i don t know if that s a dog whistle. that s not. that s a bullhorn, charlie. does that kind of talk inspire violence? well, certainly former president trump incited the last insurrection. he sicced that mob on the capitol. his comments today were completely unhelpful and
you think some kind of stability could resume if, indeed, it can? well, it is a very good question because tunisia is quite a divided society, and as you are lead in report suggested, there were a large numbers of people on the street hailing saied s effort to consolidate power in his hands. and ennahdha consistently gets the most votes in the country. if people defy a recent order by the president that makes gatherings of three people or more illegal, you could have a situation where you do have some instability in the country. already, on monday, there were protests and counter protests, with supporters of the president facing off against those who oppose this move, so there is very much the possibility of broader instability in tunisia. what is you bet then
and ennahdha consistently gets the most votes in the country. if people defy a recent order by the president that makes gatherings of three people or more illegal, you could have a situation where you do have some instability in the country. already, on monday, there were protests and counter protests, with supporters of the president facing off against those who oppose this move, so there is very much the possibility of broader instability in tunisia. what is you bet then of what does happen in the next coming days and weeks what kind of outcome could we expect? it seems at this point the president does retain the support of the security services, the national police, the ministry of interior, and the military. he also does seem to have at least some base of support among the tunisian people, who are tired of poor
country s supreme leader after days of anti-government protests at those angry at the country s failing economy. reporter: there have been protests and counter-protests today. the anti-government movement shows no sign of stopping despite the number of government supporters out on the streets. the protests have strung up in numerous towns and cities the last few days. they threw stones in conflicts with riot police. outside tehran university protesters were outnumbered by pro-government protesters. they carried flags and banners
leadership and responding to days of anti-government rallies. the wave of volatility in iran started earlier this week as people began demonstrating against the country s weak economy. president trumpç now defending their rights after dozens of people were arrested. kitty logan is live now in london with the very latest on what s taking place in iran. kitty? reporter: kelly, we re now hearing unconfirmed reports that two protesters may have died, possibly shot dead by police. this comes after a day of protests and counter-protests. nose those demonstrations becoming increasingly heated. today demonstrators chanted down with dictator, there were also confrontations outside acran university, protesters tehraç university. now, thousands of those government supporters were out on the streets today with flags and banners backing iran s