morsi supporters gathered near the presidential palace. government supporters were well organized, they even appeared to be armed in some cases. there are no reports of really serious violence. so far it s been very peaceful but there are concerns that violence could break out as protest goes across the entire country today. morsi said in his vow, she refusing to leave office. big question right now is whether the military may intervene in this political crisis. right now they are calling for calm and they say they will not intervene and politics must take its course. shannon: thank you so much. our fox news poll show most americans think america should be hands off when it comes to syria but congress is divided. a congressmen go head to head. george zimmerman is on trial for the murder of
nation will benefit enormously if you reach your full potential. if prosperity is broadly shared here in africa, that middle class will be an enormous market for our goods. if strong democracies take root, that will enable our people and businesses to draw closer to yours. if peace prevails over war, we will all be more secure. and if the dignity of the individual is upheld across africa, then i believe americans will be more free as well because i believe that none of us are fully free when others in the human family remain shackled by poverty or disease or oppression. now america s been involved in africa for decades.
square today waving flags and calling on morsi to step down. opposition leaders complain that morsi has failed to help egypt s struggling economy and he and muslim brotherhood dominated parliament have curbed freedoms. is sick lar egyptians make up the opposition and they complain that he is like a hosni mubarak and straw man that ruled egypt for decades. many protestors are carrying anti-american signs and slogans. they believe u.s. is too close to morsi and muslim brotherhood. they fear an attack on the u.s. embassy in cairo and americans were warned to stay off the streets. on friday an american student was stabbed to death while taking pictures of a pro-government rally. on the other side of cairo,
taxpayer money. obviously what was indicated is there could easily be an escalation of the war. we are sending small arms and why send gons a missile fight? are we going to have no-fly zone? this needs to be debated in front of the american people because we have a country that is mistrusting of the federal government and administration with all that is going with the irs, what went on in benghazi. the representative mentioned libya. certainly what we saw four dead americans. if that what you are friends do to us and we couldn t investigate the crime scene for four weeks. is if that is what is helping rebels to goat for the united states, i don t have a lot of faith in syrian rebels in any better treatment. shannon: thank you both for your time today. former south africa president nelson mandela is fighting a dangerous lung
somehow divested to enforce it, would there be anyone to enforce and that the teirn point that the whole law falls apart? the last thing we need is irs getting involved in on involved in health activities. how about going somebody in the health department to deal with healthcare in our country. that would be the things that americans could understand. i disagree with the law because it harms quality health care and my colleagues are very concerned about their ability to continue to care for their patients. what we need to do is get patients and families and doctors making medical decisions, not washington, d.c. we ve got a lot of legislation that will move us through that positive, right direction. we hope we can get it through the house and senate and have the president recognize that his law is going to destroy quality health care in this country. shannon: we want to leave you with this poll.