media and says their god wants us all dead and this administration and the one before it basically cuddle and coddle terrorists like ahmadnejad from iran behind a lot of the stuff from the muslim brotherhood and these people know what they re doing, inviting them into america, and inviting them into the u.k. and france and germany and let them take a bath in unity we re fools if we believe that. jamie: your response to that and then i want to ask you a question about something else the president has to say. yes, cal, i don t disagree with you. the president is going to have to be tough and make it clear we will not tolerate muslim brotherhood taking over and i think this is going to be very interesting to see how he he handles this. i think he will handle it well, i think he understands this, but you raise a very legitimate point and we cannot have that group taking over our important ally like egypt. jamie: back to the economy. the president says we ve got to up our game.
into green part and the muslim brotherhood here, very, very bad news for israel and egypt was the very first country to sign the peace deal and with israel that happened back with jimmy carter and anwar sadat, the leader of egypt then and they had the peace treaty sign in and all the while egypt mass been an ally over the past 30 years, the ones trying to stop the arms smuggling about hamas on the gaza border and trying to broker a mini peace deal and president mubarak in washington with the latest rounds of peace talks down on the sinai peninsula. however, israel and egypt have a dicey relationship and israel s first three major wars, suez, 56 day war and 67 and the war in 73 were fought against, and it has a lot of people here extraordinarily concerned and anyone s sense how nervous the israeli government is going on in egypt and what it could mean and they ve sent in a special
president obama using his weekly address today to frame his administration s agenda and there s a whole new scene. listen here as the president exercises the drive to quote, win the future. this business and others like it, are showing us the way forward. and we ll win the future by being the best place on earth to do business. so is winning the future a winning message? those to the democrats and the white house need one right now. joining me syndicated columnist cal thomas and texas congressman, great to see both of you. thank you, jamie. congressman frost when you think about what you have to win. you have to win jobs, you have to win the economy now maybe you have to have a winning strategy where egypt is concerned. the president has a lot on his plate. how much does he have to win with this new theme to really get the support of the american people? jamie, we can talk about
and friends today in egypt. yes, i did, i spoke with my mom. her mother is in egypt. what is the mood knowing that the country is suffering so much unrest and incivility right now? it is suffering, but it s for a good cause so even though we are suffering and there is violence, it s scary as well and it s also exciting, so we re all hopeful that it s for the best. reporter: talk about how emotional this is to see your people security, scores of people dead over 60 people killed as a result of the police brutality and the government trying to shut it down by enacting the curfews, banning public gathering and the people showing their voice by ignoring the rules. does this give you hope that perhaps that is change in the picture of egypt? definitely. there is, that s exactly why poom are fighting for their freedom because this is what the what the people have been experiencing for so many years and it s dictatorship, it s
know that they complied with the government shutdown and video phone, egypt s largest provider, wrote video phone restored voice services to our customers in egypt this morning as soon as we were able. we would like to make it clear that the authorities in egypt have the technical capability to close our network and if they have done so it would have taken much longer to restore service to our customers and it s been clear to us there were no legal or practical options open to video phone or any of the mobile operators in egypt, but to comply with the demands of the authorities. jamie, we are looking forward for more firsthand accounts coming from the protests as egyptians find new ways to share their stories with us, back to you. jamie: peter doocy live in washington, monitoring that. interesting, peter. than thanks. kelly: an extreme cold front bearing down on parts of the country. temperatures expected to plummet to 30 to 40 degrees in some states, not used to the