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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130819:22:45:00

we were late to mubarak, then we backed the ouster of mubarak, then we sort of we couldn t makeup our mind what to do with morsi. it has been confused policy from beginning to end. the army now is talking about morsi is in jail for allegations that date back years about a jail break. now the military is saying they want to accuse him, criminal charges, for cracking down on the opposition as the army is cracking down on the opposition. i mean, where does that leave us? i think clearly what you had was in terms of u.s. policy, the u.s. government saying we support democracy, going to try to do business with morsi, try to push him in the right direction so that he would not become an autocrat like mubarak was. morsi hated the united states and hated the ambassador because they felt you weren t doing enough. we were trying to reach out to them. now we re being punished for having reached out and trying to

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130705:16:04:00

the past couple of years. we ve got a firsthand taste of the violence in tahrir square in 2011 which saw the ouster of mubarak, then-president of egypt, and then we ve been back here twice, and we ve seen elections for parliament and referendums just in the past couple of days. all of it has been wiped away. some people are happy, some people, as you can hear, very angry. back to you. arthel: we can hear, and the clash continues. hopefully, not too much more violence. greg talcott, thank you very much, live in cairo. and coming up, we re going to have our mideast journalist and fox news contributor join us to weigh in on the up rest there in egypt. unrest there in egypt. rick: we re following a breaking story out of seattle, washington, where police may have thwarted an attack. the fbi is investigating a man arrested near the campus of the university of washington. his pickup truck filled with weapons and suspected explosives. laura ingle with more from our new york city newsroom.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130704:16:06:00

times, saying that this is not about islamism, it is about egyptian people wanting a unifi unified rule from the government, not ruled by clique, as the muslim brotherhood. do you think there is the possibility? the muslim brotherhood is well known, certainly in egypt, and has been well known to want to control the country. do you think that there is a suitable successor, a party successor that can emerge out of this? well, i think as your guy in cairo pointed out a little while ago, it depends who you talk to. it certainly is a very complex and complicated situation. i think two years ago with the ouster of mubarak, those crucial 18 days that paved the way for his ouster created a lot of help that part of the revolution that was going to provide closure. obviously since then closure has

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20130130:14:11:00

actually sign legislation now to fulfill a campaign promise is a bit naive. maybe that was the calculus in 2010. it was not the calculus this time. sure the president is using campaign tactics to pressure congress but he wants the legislative win. he already got the political win. it s called a second term. finally, friday is hillary clinton s last day in office. now that her successor has been confirmed, she is talking to the press, including andrea mitchell in a series of exit interviews. yesterday clinton weighed in on what may be the most underreports story in washington, the unrest taking place in egypt right now. clinton stood by one of the most consciousal foreign policy decisions the administration made that gets little little the ouster of mubarak. she responded to the head of the army who said that the state could fall part. that would lead to incredible chaos and violence on a scale that would be devastating for

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