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Five days. it said like a multi year low. and he's got to extractt some some pleasure out of this nightmare. so, you know, what's the point throaving all that money if you can't throw your weight aroundem and bonus some people you finde? irksome? that's that's all he's doing right now. he's a that i benevolent king. wait until he really starts going after people he doesn't like. listen, we have we know how like crazy rich people cane. act. he's not anywhere close to howard hughes.d >> yeah. so now it's time for one vote fr that we bring back keithant to bring back k olbermann immediately. >> a...

So, when france, the president of france is doing that, - there must have been certain salient historical relationship _ between egypt and france, and that might have had... j but, i mean, the point is people accept, don't they? they accept coup leaders, even if, at first, they reject them, if it suits them. if you delve into that, - you realise that some of these countries have supported coups in africa, for their— own selfish reasons. applause. they like what you said there. i think it was the point about the hypocrisy of the west that got you the applause. ok, let's go to our second quest...

Because abdel fattah al—sisi, current president, a coup in 2013, removed a democratically—elected president. 2014, the european union for instance, said, "no, we don't recognise you." he recently was given, by president macron of france, the highest honour that the french can bestow. so people change their mind, don't they? the international community can. that, again, is the basis for the definition of- diplomatic engagement. if you look at foreign relations, i countries have different interests, and that is actually... so, when france, the president of france is doing that, - there must ...

Are extremely bad in- the african continent. ok, you looked at north africa. let me just give you egypt. because abdel fattah al—sisi, current president, a coup in 2013, removed a democratically—elected president. 2014, the european union for instance, said, "no, we don't recognise you." he recently was given, by president macron of france, the highest honour that the french can bestow. so people change their mind, don't they? the international community can. that, again, is the basis for the definition of- diplomatic engagement. if you look at foreign - relations, countries have different...