morsi made mistakes but he had been democratically elected. and two years on you had people taking to the streets, some of the same people who took to the streets to overthrow mubarak, now you have them demanding the overthrow of muhamad morsi. it's what they learned in two years. you're asking the government to overthrow democratic. that was the lesson if you see the world through western eyes you're headed for disappointment. >> rose: how do you see it through arab eyes? >> it's impossible, i'm a werner. >> rose: so am i, but -- you can't see through their eyes but you can ask what their eyes see. >> yes, for instance, in this article my main egyptian subject was a woman who had been a political dissident going back to the 1970s, and she saw, when mubarak was overthrown, and she saw the paralysis, the kind of rubber stamped legitimate political parties that they were not stepping forward to seize power and consolidate the democracy. they were waiting for big brother to tell them what to do, and big brother in egypt has always been the milita

scott: behind morsi. there was a year of the military ruling through elections until morsi came in. charlie: what do you think will happen with the cc government? scott: i was just in egypt 3, 4 months ago. i don't think anything good. i think it is heading for a real problem. undemocratic. scott: it is so authoritarian. far more political presence. economically, the country is in the shambles. and you were talking about laila that maybe anw is internal palace coup, they will bring in another journal -- general who is more user-friendly. but barring that and some steps -- she sees things much more violent than tucker square of 2011. charlie: for your arab eyes in libya -- who are your arab eyes in libya? scott: an amazing young man from a coastal city, about 100 miles from tripoli. he has this amazing story. he was an air force cadet in the gaddafi air force when the revolution started in libya. he and his fellow cadets, 18 and 19-year-old students were kept in quarantined for 18 months. while the country was being torn apart, the west was doing airstrikes, he had no idea what was h

scott: behind morsi. there was a year of the military ruling through elections until morsi came in. charlie: what do you think will happen with the cc government? scott: i was just in egypt three, four months ago. i don't think anything good. i think it is heading for a real problem. charlie: undemocratic. scott: it is so authoritarian. far more political presence. economically, the country is in the shambles. and you were talking about laila sways, her view is that maybe an internal palace coup, they will bring in another general who is more user-friendly. but barring that and some steps -- she sees things much more violent than tucker square of 2011. who are your arab eyes in libya? scott: an amazing young man from a coastal city, about 100 miles from tripoli. he has this amazing story. he was an air force cadet in the gaddafi air force when the revolution started in libya. he and his fellow cadets, 18 and 19-year-old students were kept in quarantined for 18 months. while the country was being torn apart, the west was doing airstrikes, he had no idea what was happening in his coun

. >>> joseph morsi is looking to make a political come back. the former virginia state delegate leads the pack in the race for richmond mayor. the 59 year old served jail time for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. he later married her. access the latest 2016 news, it'son >>> today president barack obama commuted the sentences of 111 federal inmates, many of them have been convicted for non violent drug offenses. the president has been a long supporter of phasing out strict sentences for non violent offenders. 700 inmates have been granted comation since president obama took office, more than the previous 10 presidents combined. >>> a man was serving troops when he was killed. how he died is unclear. his death is a major blow to the terrorist group. u.s. put a $5 million bounty on his head last arye. >>> a possible hate crime in northwest dc. they are street vendors on georgia avenue. on friday, a group of a dozen school aged boys bb and threw eggs at them. they weren't hurt. the couple is muslim and came to america 25 years ago from w

last 7+ years they have a predilection for the muslim brotherhood, for radical islam, they supported morsi in egypt, they supported others, cair, the council for islamic republic and all the groups that are on the border line with the muslim brotherhood that is a radical islamic group. why they have done that, why they supported things that went on in benghazi? i don't know. adam: i think a lot of people are questioning it. just to see him sitting in that crowd behind hillary clinton, a lot of people were shaking their heads. lieutenant general tom mcinerney, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, adam. adam: parents of two americans killed in benghazi are now suing hillary clinton for wrongful death and defamation. hillary clinton's response and a soldier who escaped benghazi react right after this. >> question us, make them call me, hillary, i'm waiting for what you promised me. all i heard was you getting on tv, calling me a liar! that's not true, hillary. i am not the liar, you are the liar. (announcer vo) you can go straight home. (howard stern on radio) welcome to show business. (an

and she can't run on what she did in syria and what she did with mohamed morsi in egypt. she can't run on not saying radical islamic terrorism, and she can't run on obama's economy where we have a 51-year low in homeownership rates, where we have literally the worst recovery since the 1940s, the worst labor participation rate since the '70s. what does she run on? >> i hope he will explain that. i hope he will explain the labor force participation rate, get one of those ross perot-type charts and show people and educate them on this so they will know exactly what's going on. and also talk about hillary and her opposition to the second to act like she is for, but she and so many others, they sit there and talk about deer hunting and that, you know, the constitution doesn't say anything about deer hunting. the constitution -- >> i never shot bambi. >> the constitution is about people being able to protect themselves. >> i've been a pistol marksman. i never shot bambi, and i've got a gun collection that's the envy of a lot of people, trust me. dr. carson, appreciate your time

and she can't run on what she did in syria and what she did with mohamed morsi in egypt. she can't run on not saying radical islamic terrorism, and she can't run on obama's economy where we have a 51-year low in homeownership rates, where we have literally the worst recovery since the 1940s, the worst labor participation rate since the '70s. what does she run on? >> i hope he will explain that. i hope he will explain the labor force participation rate, get one of those ross perot-type charts and show people and educate them on this so they will know exactly what's going on. and also talk about hillary and her opposition to the second amendment, which she tries to act like she is for, but she and so many others, they sit there and talk about deer hunting and that, you know, the constitution doesn't say anything about deer hunting. the constitution -- >> i never shot bambi. >> the constitution is about people being able to protect themselves. >> i've been a pistol marksman. i never shot bambi, and i've got a gun collection that's the envy of a lot of people, trust me. dr. c

where does kate morsi see overseas? we're going to break it down next. they told me a bottle couldn't dream. that i would never become a superhero. [singing indistinctly] but i learned how to fly. just to come back in a new disguise, and be the hero i've always wanted to be. >>> barks bon the "halftime report." black rock, the world's largest asset manager says the best returns might be elsewhere. where? overseas do you like? >> look, this year we've become more constructive on emerge be market equities. inflow into em equities in the last 1011 we, 11 weeks. looking for outperformance. i caution a huge hole from redemptions over the last couple years. we're seeing improvement threefold in emerging markets, number one a change in the view on the dollar, which is really helping people feel more comfortable taking risk. a view on policy that it's much more constructive in growth, positive in some biggest emerging market economies and very importantly an improvement in fundamentals. on the earning sides and a solid roe picture after a significant rollover in

hillary also supported mohamed morsi and apparently began the negotiations with ahmadinejad in iran with led to $150 billion. this is legitimate criticism. doesn't the country actually need to hear from military people about the truth about who is going to protect us best? >> for those of us that have decided, like myself, i've decided to continue to serve this country because i don't like the iranian nuclear deal at all. i don't like it. we just gave the number one state sponsor of terrorism a pathway to a nuclear weapon plus $150 billion, and their national anthem of iran is "death to america." so we have to get very -- we have to become more responsible in facing up to this enemy that we are facing. and in order to do that, we have to be able to clearly define it. something that this president has not allowed us to do. and on that note, you know, with john allen, you know, i think john allen's service to the country was superb in uniform. he went back in and tried to run this strategy for this president, and the problem was exacerbated with the refugee flows under that time. so there'

the muslim brotherhood, which as we know the obama administration definitely favored them and mohamed morsi's presidency in egypt, as opposed to what we see now with president el-sisi. going into this economic speech she is not going to be able to do, the mainstream media will do everything they possibly can to put up the deflect tore shields as you see with "star trek," to keep this from having impact but they can not keep this tide back. as well, we have questions about omar mateen's father who was there at her rally in kissimmee, florida. so they're trying to detract away from it. talk about the second amendment comment by donald trump. hillary clinton has real big issues. charles: to your point, i toggled around tv earlier this morning what i heard, not putting one lebanese person putting in touch with another, business as usual, this stuff is commonplace in washington, d.c. >> well, let me tell you something, if this were a republican presidential nominee it would not be commonplace for the left. it would be all over "the new york times," "washington post," what have you. there are two d

her brother under morsi when there was the coup, when the brotherhood were in, he was foreign secretary. when there was a coup by the military, he was put in solitary confinement. i remember her going up to the sheikh afterwards and saying, you keep saying we should just concentrate on personal piety and doing good things, but what am i supposed to do, let my brother hang? and he said, it's a test from god. fromkind of frustration folks who were coming from countries that didn't have the freedoms that he has in the u.k., i think was very frustrating for some people. jonathan: this may be our last question. talk, into tonight's was scanning the headlines. one of them of course related to donald trump. [laughter] jonathan: yeah. he's continuing antagonism toward american muslims and muslims in general, and the fact that he wants to essentially have every muslim immigrant put to a litmus test. the other headline, and i'm focused on this because of the talk and by own interest, is that in france, another town has and it hasburkini, caused quite a controversy there. talksr book, the sheikh a

and her brother under morsi when there was the coup, when the brotherhood were in, he was the foreign secretary. and when there was the coup by the military, he was put in solitary confinement and in jail, and i remember going up to the sheikh afterwards and saying, you keep saying we should just concentrate on personal piety and doing good things, but what am i supposed to do? let my brother hang? and he said, you know it's a , test from god. so that kind of frustration from folks who were coming from countries that didn't have the freedoms that he has in the u.k., i think was very frustrating for some people. jonathan: this may be our last question. coming into tonight's talk, i was scanning the headlines. one of them, of course related , to donald trump. [laughter] jonathan: yeah. but he's continuing antagonism toward american muslims and muslims in general, and the fact that he wants to essentially have every muslim immigrant put to a litmus test. kind of a litmus test. saw, and,headline i again, i am focused on this because of the talk and by own interest, is that in france, anot