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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120913:17:35:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20120913:17:35:00

Egyptian government before we continue with the aid. however, it would also be counterproductive to our own interest, american interests, if we somehow just cut off our ties with egypt. that would be a huge mistake. so we need to have a serious conversation with them about the future direction in egypt. but just as in libya, it would be a mistake to sort of, you know, decide that we're not going to engage with libya anymore. we have major interests in these regions and the president's been exactly right in the way that he's approached these very serious issues of american national security and...

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For real. ...that make a real difference. ♪ i guess we're looking at more fallout from the continuing events in libya, yen mem and egypt. >> andrea, fast changing situation, unpredictable and i would say that makes it hard to view through a political lens for president obama and mitt romney. mitt romney has got a lot of negative attention in the last 48 hours. it's difficult for both politicians. there's so much changing on the ground. it's difficult to calibrate the right response and when it to give and bha to say next. >> we will pick it it up tomorrow. that does it for edition of "andr...

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East is engulfed in violence from syria to libya, egypt and today yemen. joining me now, martin indyk, former u.s. ambassador to israel, and back in 1993, president clinton's top adviser on the middle east at nsc working on that very event. i was standing on the south grounds, broadcasting like. you were in the rooms trying to get that handshake to happen. >> yeah, it's amazing to think how far things have deteriorated since that bright september day when it seemed like everything was possible in terms of peace. raben saying enough of violence, bloodshed, time to make peace. >> and clinton hol...

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Life. now look at yemen today, look at libya, cairo. is egypt our biggest challenge potentially because of its siz , its importance, its strategy relationship the peace treaty with israel and the fact that president morsi done seem to have decided which way he wants to go. >> look, there's no doubt egypt is the cornerstone of our whole strategy for protecting and promoting our interests in the region. the egyptian/israel peace treaty makes it impossible for other arabs to contemplate war with israel. it doesn't make it impossible for iran, but they're not arab. it makes it possible to try to r...

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We're different because we're a nation that's bound together by a creed. we're not made up of a single tribe or a single religion or a single race. we're a collection of people from all around the world who came here because of a certain set of principles, the idea that all men and women are created equal. that we are all endowed by our creator with certain inalienable rights. that's what binds us together. that's what our flag means. but we also believe that these are not just american rights. we believe these are universal aspirations and they're held by people who live in tiny villages in l...