why? well, thaelts tt s the problem. the assistance act of 1991 says anyone like morsi is deposed by a military coup. so is the overthrow of the egyptian president a military coup? let s look at the statute. is the military overthrow of president morsi a military coup? i think it is. you got the president that was elected by the popular vote and some other location in control of the military, and the military basically disbanded the government. but having said that, morsi was taking the country in a terrible direction. he had a chance to bring egypt together and he started passing all these sort of radical islamic laws rather than creating jobs for the egyptians, so the military intervened because the country was about to fall apart. but yeah, i can t sit here and say it s not a coup. so what do we want to do? strategically we would rather send the f-16s to the military
why? well, thaelts tt s the problem. the assistance act of 1991 says anyone like morsi is deposed by a military coup. so is the overthrow of the egyptian president a military coup? let s look at the statute. is the military overthrow of president morsi a military coup? i think it is. you got the president that was elected by the popular vote and some other location in control of the military, and the military basically disbanded the government. but having said that, morsi was taking the country in a terrible direction. he had a chance to bring egypt together and he started passing all these sort of radical islamic laws rather than creating jobs for the egyptians, so the military intervened because the country was about to fall apart. but yeah, i can t sit here and say it s not a coup. so what do we want to do? strategically we would rather send the f-16s to the military
everybody lives on the outskirts and no tax base in it, and that s where the bailout is called for, not the bondholders, i wouldn t say the pensions or all the creditors. they will have to take a haircup. however, the federal government let this city collapse and does not provide security. people don t live there because it s dangerous. they have the highest murder rate for like 20 years in america. we provide money to the mexican border to make it safer from the drug world violence, to many countries abroad. this is our own city, and the federal government needs to make it safe so you can live in the cheap houses that are there now and start a business there. you can t do that if it s if it s a borderline militarized zone, and that s the bailout that they have always needed for a long time, not make the bondholders better. that s not going to fix this problem where gary b. and myself won t live there. john layfield, he makes a good point. we bail out lots of countries, lots of for
oil exploded, burned in this small town, this is near the main border, the engineer said he set brakes on train before leaving it the night before. the head of the railway now says, quote, it is questionable whether or not the engineer did what he actually said. the engineer has been suspended without pay, facing a criminal investigation. and the new temporary government of egypt thanked the united states today for what it calls american understanding of the events that are simply shaking that country. millions of egyptians have marched, demonstrated both for and against the military overthrow of mohamed morsi s presidency. so far no u.s. official including president obama has voiced support for anybody to leave egypt until a new election. a u.s. state department spokeswoman said yesterday that ousted president morsi s rule was, quote, not a democratic one. public protests are quieter around egypt today since the start of the religious holiday
obviously, this isn t going to be make the pro-morsi camp very happy. warrants out for the arrests of many leaders of the muslim brotherhood, including a man charged for inciting violence monday that led the military to kill about at least 53 pro-morsi supporters. but the muslim brotherhood for their part issued a statement today reiterating their call for a peaceful resistance to get former president morsi back into power. they also say that they are willing to negotiate with the coalition that has taken other but only after morsi is back in the seat of the president. going back to your next issue about life coming back to normal, yeah, it has. in the blink of an eye. suddenly, there s no gas lines at the gas stations. about a week before this military overthrow of president morsi, there were lines that lasted for hours. i mean several hours. there were power cuts. then the power would come on.