megyn: as we saw in 2011 the clashes that saw tanks literally running down christians in the streets in egypt and here we are now, 2013, judy, and you say the real fear is today of the future. what will mohammed morsi do? what will the muslim brotherhood do if they continue to consolidate power in that country? that s the real concern and weird enough, megyn, all the egyptians that i spoke to are blaming the united states for quote, supporting the muslim brotherhood. many, many people, secular, women who have fought for rights, christians, any kind of minority group is now concerned about what a perpetuation of the muslim brotherhood rule would mean for egypt. now, if there is another election, things are so bad now, and the muslim brotherhood has proven itself so incompetent to govern egypt that there s hope that this pathetic liberal operation could get its act together and pose an opposition to the
brotherhood. so far it hasn t happened and so egyptians are really worried that now we ve seen what the brotherhood can do. we don t want, egyptians don t want them, but they don t know if they can get rid of them through elections. right now it s a terribly difficult situation. megyn: and ralph, having said they would not seek the presidency the muslim brotherhood did seek it and won it and now morsi said publicly egypt can never be presided over by, forget a woman, but a non-muslim. never, never, never. and reaffirmed that on september 2012. yet, the obama administration supports, by supporting morsi, supports the muslim brotherhood. megyn, there are two problems, one, you and i have discussed in the past, the obama administration is not interested in foreign policy, it wants quiet, wants stability and really, they ve listened to the voices here in our country saying the muslim brotherhood are good guys and they re not. megyn: ralph, judy, thank
write down your report, said the police, and told the complaints will only serve to ignite the tensions further. you better just learn to deal with it. well, certainly christians are being driven out all across the middle east. it s not just egypt. in iraq, while the world looked away, two-thirds of the million and a half christians were driven out. they re going to be persecuted in syria, and driven out of the palestinian territories and now you see it in egypt. i am sure judy miller one of our great journal i-s went where the christians live, it s a shabby slum. it s not second class, third class citizens. and if the muslim force in egypt wanted to crack down on the persecution of christians they could do it. but they re letting the extremists do the dirty work for them because their dream, too, is really just cleansing of a pure islamic middle east.