writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried to that speech. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. that was in oslo. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecca in the year of trouble, i ca
this? manal al-sharif: why? tough question. i never thought of writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecc
writing a book. when i started the movement, i gave a speech. i was invited to give a speech. people cried to that speech. people gave me two standing ovations. this never happened in the history of that conference. when i came down the stage, this lady came to me and she said, when are we going to read your story? and i thought, who would ever be interested in reading about my insignificant life? but that really sparked the idea of writing this book. lamb: when was that? al-sharif: i gave the speech in 2012 and that is when i started writing it. lamb: where did you give the speech and why? al-sharif: it was also a freedom forum and it was hosted by human rights foundation. it is based in new york and they invite activists from all around the world to tell their stories of standing against tyrants and standing and fighting for human rights. that was in oslo. lamb: let s start from the beginning. where were you born? al-sharif: i am born in mecca in the year of trouble, i ca
maybe that s. not looking it s not looking too good right from what we hear turkey says there s not yet been any cooperation from saudi arabia and the investigation into can shows he s disappearance meanwhile pro-government media in turkey say officials have an older recording of what happened when jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate over a week ago charles stratford will. pro-government turkish media say it has proof that jamal khashoggi was murdered by a saudi hit squad that proof it says is a recording made using an apple watch which the journalist was wearing on the day he entered the saudi consulate in istanbul turkey government sources told al-jazeera the watch was sinks to his phone which he left with his fiance who waited for him outside the watch can only record audioboo the recording so say turkish government sources is clear enough to establish the her soldier was murdered inside the consulate but technology experts doubt that the watch could have recor
have, none. i really believe that where we are here in america is in a very different place than we have been before. i don t think anything will pass new through congress. we re going to get a new congress. there s some really remarkable people. but the changes that are going to take place in america are going to lag the changes that are taking place in the region. we re not going to lead. we re going to get a new group in congress that reflects a new opinion b that despite the difficulties from the administration and the difficulties coming from pro-israel group to try to silence them will make some real challenges. i think you should listen to what she has to say. elizabeth is a remarkable person doing remarkable and very needed job at a critical time for the palestinians and for humanity. it s not just as you note a problem for palestinians. it s a problem for the region. you cannot trade palestine for lebanon and jordan. the consequences for stability in lebanon and stab