thank you so much for calling rima thank you having us on torn a little bit when i first saw the tens of millions of people in the streets i said amazing i was really excited and really inspired and then you know the military took over and and everything has happened since would you call this a coup or is this revolution part do. it really doesn't make a lot of difference as to the situation on the ground however technically speaking this is a co it's a text book if you look up any different from any historian or from any scholar who has written extensively or studied extensively the issue of who fits all the definition of these people they could do that it's true this was backed by the masses by the millions of people out on the street protesting the rule of law how much morsi but it was not. them storming the presidential palace it was the army ousting the president so this is a man and really doesn't. their name is still a coup exactly and the fact that you're protesting the name of what actually happened in egypt does not really change what it is it is a coup we can argue if it's

to tell them which government they need to lack exactly rima thought. if you so much for joining me if you want to weigh in today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest you can follow removed rebook via and you can follow me on english p.r.i. and thank you so much for joining me. and it was a day of tripping is here on prime interest while it's true that thailand wants to outlaw big coins out while the internet they are here to stay and the largest bankruptcy in america is to or now whether we're speaking with lou rockwell or richard wolfe the decline of detroit is obvious as the framework for a big salad that says and can use is the mass a while the senate banking committee is grilling regulators over mitigating systemic risk it seems the separation embedded in the proposed volcker rule is a fine see as those various separations imbedded in our founding documents so here is a human history thanks for tuning in and will be back tomorrow from everyone at prime interest time period boring have a great night. it's im

welcome to the daily dool joining me is already arabic correspondent rima. how are you how are you doing great it's great to have you back here let's get to our first topic the cost of war is never easy to calculate but the a.p. recently compiled some numbers on the cost of war in syria since the start of the conflict syrian g.d.p. has been cut in half and unemployment has surged by five hundred percent what's going on in syria it's the war and that's what happens in times of war people lose their jobs and the country cannot afford to keep up with the demands of the people and you have the war going on on one side you have the refugees fleeing the country you have all kinds of trouble that syria is facing right now and that's just a minor. maybe if there were these refugees going into how is this affecting other countries also putting a strain on other countries as well the they're basically going to jordan turkey and lebanon and these except for turkey maybe jordan and lebanon are poor country their resources depend mainly on the and so more refugees is def

welcome to the daily dool joining me is already arabic correspondent rima. how are you how are you doing great it's great to have you back here let's get to our first topic the cost of war is never easy to calculate but the a.p. recently compiled some numbers on the cost of war in syria since the start of the conflict syrian g.d.p. has been cut in half and unemployment has surged by five hundred percent removed. what's going on in syria it's the war and that is what happens in times of war people lose their jobs and the country cannot afford to keep up with the demands of the people and you have the war going on and once that you have refugees fleeing the country you have all kinds of trouble that syria is facing right now and that just a minor part maybe if there were these refugees going into how is this affecting other countries also putting a strain on other countries as well the they're basically going to jordan turkey and lebanon and these except for turkey maybe jordan and lebanon are poor country their resources they depend mainly on the and so more

welcome to the daily duel joining me is already arabic correspondent rima. how are you good how are you doing great it's great to have you back here let's get to our first topic the cost of war is never easy to calculate but the a.p. recently compiled some numbers on the cost of war in syria since the start of the conflict syrian g.d.p. has been cut in half and unemployment has surged by five hundred percent what's going on in syria it's the war and that is what happens in times of war and people lose their jobs and the country cannot afford to keep up with the demands of the people and you have the war going on on one side you have the refugees fleeing the country you have all kinds of trouble that syria is facing right now and that's just a minor part maybe if there were these refugees going into how is this affecting other countries in the sorites and also putting a strain on other countries as well the they're basically going to jordan turkey and lebanon and these except for turkey maybe jordan and lebanon are poor country their resources they depend mai

with thing maybe another country and they're not about ok well i'm going to have to wrap this up so rima thank you so much for joining me if you want to weigh in on today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest you can follow rima at home depot and you can follow me at english again thank you for joining me on today's daily tool. it was a day of manipulation here of prime interest first our beloved cherub and jawbone the response gets up yet again and we learned apple will soon be a puppet of the fed now that they lost that antitrust lawsuit what can we say more about evidence about goldman if you lation it's going to make a great book someday if somebody hasn't already written. and it looks like the same old story when it comes to gaming uncle sam's treasury department we got your number and we're sure he's quaking in his boots so thanks for watching and be sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here a prime interest of a great night. please. please. please. please. please. please. please please. please . live. live. in the good street. you. will

welcome to the daily dool joining me is already arabic correspondent rima. how are you good how are you doing great it's great to have you back here let's get to our first topic the cost of war is never easy to calculate but the a.p. recently compiled some numbers on the cost of war in syria since the start of the conflict syrian g.d.p. has been cut in half and unemployment has surged by five hundred percent what's going on in syria it's the war and that is what happens in times of war people lose their jobs and the country cannot afford to keep up with the demands of the people and you have the war going on. and once that you have the refugees fleeing the country you have all kinds of trouble that syria is facing right now and that's just a minor part maybe if there were these refugees going into how is this affecting other countries also putting a strain on other countries as well the they're basically going to jordan turkey and lebanon and these except for turkey maybe jordan and lebanon are poor country their resources they depend mainly on the and so mo

people close to being shut out of the country altogether let's bring in our tea arabic correspondent rima. and in egypt our team of middle east bureau chief paul asleep thank you both for coming in paul i want to start with you since the violence on monday just how volatile is the country today. the situation here is incredibly volatile the focal point at the moment is on these pro morsi supporters who are gathering in the hundreds of thousands in front of the back but i doubt we have a mosque as i speak to you we hearing word of a planned demonstration tonight they plan to march from there to the presidential palace and you remember back on monday that's way more than fifty one people were killed in what the muslim brotherhood is calling a massacre is a lot of anger of a particularly in light of at least one simply issued to today wednesday they were issued to pull the leader of the muslim brotherhood has deep. two of the party leaders some nine top muslim brotherhood officials there are currently investigations into some six hundred and fifty muslim brotherhood supporters now most of th

with thing maybe another country and they're not about ok well i'm going to have to wrap this up so rima thank you so much for joining me if you want to weigh in on today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest you can follow rima at home depot and you can follow me at english again thank you for joining me on today's daily tool. it was a day of manipulation here of prime interest first our beloved cherub and jawbone the response yet again and we learned apple will soon be a puppet of the now that they lost that antitrust lawsuit what can we say more about evidence about gold manipulation is going to make a great book someday if somebody hasn't already written it and it looks like the same old story when it comes. game in uncle sam's treasury department immelt we've got your number and we're sure he's quaking in his boots so thanks for watching and be sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here a prime interest have a great night. it's technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've. covered. is it possible to navigate the

arabic correspondent rima. and in egypt r.t. middle east bureau chief paula slayer i asked i started by asking paula just how volatile the country was today. the situation here is incredibly volatile the focal point at the moment is on these promo see supporters who are gathering in the hundreds of thousands in front of the. mosque as i speak to you we're hearing word of a planned demonstration tonight they plan to march from there to the presidential palace in your member back on monday that's where more than fifty one people were killed in what the muslim brotherhood is calling a massacre is a lot of anger of a particularly in light of a racist warrants that were issued today wednesday they were issued for the lido of the muslim brotherhood his deputy and two of the party leaders some nine top muslim brotherhood officials there are currently investigations into some six hundred fifty muslim brotherhood supporters now most of them have been released four hundred fifty of them that there are some two hundred that are still being

arabic correspondent rima day and then egypt our team middle east bureau chief paula slow year started by asking paula just how volatile the country was today. the situation here is incredibly volatile the focal point at the moment is on these pro morsi supporters who are gathering in the hundreds of thousands in front of the baba i doubt we have a mosque as i speak to you are we hearing word of a planned demonstration tonight they plan to march from there to the presidential palace and you remember back on monday that's way more than fifty one people were killed in what the muslim brotherhood is calling and that is a lot of the aggravate particularly in light of at least one simply issue today. for the lido of the muslim brotherhood his deputy and two of the party leaders some nine top muslim brotherhood officials there are currently investigations into some six hundred and fifty muslim brotherhood supporters now most of them have been released four hundred fifty of them that there are some two hundred that are still being held in custody and all of that is being perceived by the musl

too much charge how some of the biggest corporations got local sam to cut them and i'll do well with rima over financial aid to egypt. i would grab it. questions for people in positions of power instead of speak on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on r.g.p. question more. coke zero. zero. zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero zero looking pretty down the field that you won't find it here if you're looking for relevant stories unique perspectives on top of my scandals doris league. we go from goldman of you lation jobs maneuvering to tax code tinkering according to a recent g.a.o. study on average the largest us corporations they paid less than half of the federal corporate tax rate we know turn to prime interest producer justin underhill just how are these large corporations able to accomplish this all corporate profits as a share of g.d.p. have risen to all time highs while corporate income tax payments have fallen to lows the x.-axis here excuse me the why. axis is the amount of profits and taxes expressed as a percent of g.d.p. and the x

thank you so much for coming on rima thank you for having us i'm torn a little bit when i first saw the tens of millions of people in the streets i said amazing i was really excited and really inspired and then you know the military took over and and everything has happened since would you call this a coup or is this revolution part do. it really doesn't make a lot of difference as to the situation on the ground however technically speaking this is a ko it's a text book if you look up any definition of from any historian or from any scholar who has written extensively or studied extensively the issue of who is it fits all the definition of these people they could do that. it's true this coup was backed by the masses by the millions of people out on the street protesting the rule of law how much morsi but it was not them storming the presidential palace it was the army ousting the president so this is a man and really doesn't. their name is still a coup exactly and the fact that you're protesting the name of what actually happened in egypt does not really change what it is it is a coup w

on the thank you so much for clinton rima thank you for having us so remote i'm torn a little bit when i first saw the tens of millions of people in the streets i said amazing i was really excited and really inspired and then you know the military took over and and everything has happened since would you call this a coup or is this revolution part deux. it really doesn't make a lot of difference as to the secure way. on the ground however technically speaking this is a it's a text book if you look up any different from any historian or from any scholar who has written extensively or studied extensively the issue of who fits all the definition of these people who. through this coup was backed by the masses by the millions of people out on the street protesting the rule of law how much morsi but it was not them storming the presidential palace it was the army ousting the president so this is a man and really doesn't. their name is still a coup exactly and the fact that you're protesting the name of what actually happens in egypt does not really change what it is it is a coup we can argue

thank you so much for coming on rima thank you having us i'm torn a little bit when i first saw the tens of millions of people in the streets i said amazing i was really excited and really inspired and then you know the military took over and and everything has happened since would you call this a coup or is this revolution part do. it really doesn't make a lot of difference as to the situation on the ground however technically speaking this is a co it's a text book if you look up any definition of from any historian or from any scholar who has written extensively or studied extensively the issue of who is fits all the definition of these people they could do that it's true this coup was backed by the masses by the millions of people out on the street protesting the rule of law how much morsi but it was not. them storming the presidential palace it was the army ousting the president so this is a man and really doesn't. their name is still a coup exactly and the fact that you're protesting the name of what actually happened in egypt does not really change what it is it is a coup we can ar

before we think maybe as a country and they're not about ok well i'm going to have to wrap this up so rima thank you so much for joining me if you want to weigh in on today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest you can follow at home depot and you can follow me at english again thank you for joining me on today's daily tool and. it was a day of manipulation here at prime interest first our beloved cherub and jawbone the roast market's up yet again and we learned apple will soon be a puppet of the feds now that they lost that antitrust lawsuit what can we say more about build evidence about goldman appeal ation is going to make a great book someday if somebody hasn't already written it and it looks like the same old story when it comes to gaming uncle sam's treasury department we got your number and we're sure he's quaking in his boots so thanks for watching and be sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here at prime interest have a great night. live live. live . i'm not used to the tundra to freedom i am my dear. in second grade i ran away from th

before with thing maybe other country and they're not about ok well i'm going to have to wrap this up so rima thank you so much for joining me if you want to weigh in on today's show be sure to like us on facebook at facebook dot com slash prime interest you can follow at home depot and you can follow me at english again thank you for joining me on today's daily tool thank you. it was a day of manipulation here a prime interest first our beloved cherub and jawbone the response gets up yet again and we learned apple will soon be a puppet of the fed now that they lost that antitrust lawsuit what can we say more about evidence about goldman appeal ation is going to make a great book someday if somebody hasn't already written it and it looks like the same old story when it comes to gaming uncle sam's treasury department we got your number and we're sure he's quaking in his boots so thanks for watching and be sure to come back tomorrow from everyone here a prime interest have a great night. place . science technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia we've got the future co

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thank you so much for coming on rima thank you for having us so remote i'm torn a little bit. when i first saw the tens of millions of people on the streets i said amazing i was really excited and really inspired and then you know the military took over and everything that's happened would you call this a coup or is this revolution part do. it really doesn't make a lot of difference as to the situation on the ground however technically speaking this is a it's a text book if you look up any different from any historian or from any scholar who has written extensively or studied extensively the issue of who fits all the definition of these people who. through this coup was backed by the masses by the millions of people out on the street protesting the rule of law how much morsi but it was not them storming the presidential palace it was the army ousting the president so this is a man and really doesn't. their name is still a coup exactly and the fact that you're protesting the name of what actually happened in egypt does not really change what it is it is a coup we can argue if i