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Al Jazeera's Yosri Fouda and TWN's Steve Clemons Live on C-Span Today

Share / Recommend - Comment - Print - Monday, Oct 10 2005, 10:40AM

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Today, from 12 noon to 2 p.m. eastern, Al Jazeera's star investigative journalist Yosri Fouda will be speaking about his views about the current struggle against terrorism, a potential split inside Al Qaeda leadership, and his view of American foreign policy.

I will be moderating the program.

Folks can watch the show live on C-Span 1 from noon til 2 p.m. either on their television or at the C-Span website. Just scroll down the homepage and there are links to watch streaming video over your website at no charge.

More later.

-- Steve Clemons

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Reader Comments (5) - post a comment

Posted by JS Narins, Oct 10 2005, 12:08PM - Link

/me is streaming it now. :)

Posted by JS Narins, Oct 10 2005, 12:15PM - Link

Any words in Arabic in the same case (e.g. object of a preposition) automatically rhyme.

The toughest part is getting used to the script.

Posted by CarolGee, Oct 10 2005, 3:15PM - Link

Watching Yosri Fouda was such a great treat! Your moderating was superb; your audience seemed rapt; and I was listening and learning at an amazing pace. Mr. Fouda has an amazing capacity to stay on point. (I chuckled as he said he was unprepared). No Way. My hope is that some in the audience have the ear of decision makers in the administration, and can teach before this whole thing gets completely away from us. You are doing such good work by modeling being a good learner about the obscurities of the Middle East.

Posted by dontcowerfromthetruth, Oct 11 2005, 1:07PM - Link

Dear Mr. Fouda,

You might be interested in seeing how 9-11 Commission Chairman Lee Hamilton abruptly cut off the gentleman who mentioned the main motivation for the tragic 9/11 attack (see the video of such at the following URL):

www.IRmep.org/jm.wmv

Additional info related to such can be found via the following URL (to include in the 'Comments' section via the link near the bottom):

http://representativepress.blogspot.com/2005/08/gorilla-in-room-is-us-support-for.html

Posted by Jay, Oct 11 2005, 1:34PM - Link

"Fouda implied that the kind of public diplomacy Karen Hughes was initiating at the State Department, though well intentioned, is not enough. America needs to rethink its "entire strategy with the Muslim world, particularly the Arab Muslim world, and initiate a new, serious, constructive approach."

KNOWLEDGEABLE PEOPLE WERE TELLING US A FEW YEARS AGO THAT THAT'S WHAT WAS NEEDED. Why does it take us so long to "get it"?

I don't know whether it's our arrogance, tunnel vision or just plain stupidity. And because of that, we have spent and wasted needlessly our treasure - our precious sons and daughters- killed, wounded and maimed for life. A high price to pay for the "cowboy" attitude and "my way or the highway" attitude of this administration.

And P-U-L-E-A-S-E: Karen Hughes is the best qualified for this public diplomacy?

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