Anwar El-Sadat
Former President of EgyptWikipedia
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Sep 13, 2026
TWIP-260913 The Wars Behind the Mask: How History Was Rewritten to Protect a Narrative
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9:13Maria SultanHOST
a wound that demanded healing.
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9:17Maria SultanHOST
Egypt's president, Anwar Sadat, inherited a nation suffocating under the weight of loss.
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9:26Maria SultanHOST
Syria's Hafez al-Assad inherited a nation burning for revenge.
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9:33Maria SultanHOST
Jordan struggled to survive.
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10:32Maria SultanHOST
Both insisted that international law recognized their claims.
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10:38Maria SultanHOST
For years, Egypt attempted diplomacy.
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10:43Maria SultanHOST
Sadat sent messages to Washington.
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10:46Maria SultanHOST
He offered negotiations.
September 14th 2001 Day 4 9/11 Reaction
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26:18Art BellHOST
[laughs]
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26:19speaker_11AUDIENCE
I mean, we remember what happened to Anwar Sadat when he made a peace treaty with Israel.
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26:22Art BellHOST
Yeah, good night, Charlie Brown.
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26:24speaker_11AUDIENCE
Yeah.
The 25th Anniversary of the 9/11 Attacks | 9-11-26
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20:15Kevin MesserAUDIENCE
I served on the president's helicopter squadron when Jimmy Carter was in office.
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20:19Kevin MesserAUDIENCE
I was there when Begin and Sadat did the peace accords at Camp David.
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20:24Pete MundoHOST
Well, Kevin, we are, uh, grateful for you checking in, a great way to kick off the morning, and thank you for, for your service and your love of this country, my man.
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20:33Pete MundoHOST
I really do appreciate you.
1981 10 10 Expos at Phillies NLDS Game 4 Radio Broadcast Baseball
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27:42Rob ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
That, according to Israeli radio.
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27:44Rob ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Anwar Sadat was entombed today in Cairo.
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27:47Rob ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The site is marked with a black stone inscribed with gold Arabic letters.
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27:52Rob ArmstrongSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Hero of war and peace who died for his country.
The Tinderbox: Understanding The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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7:51Jimmy CarterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We should all recognize the substantial achievements that have been made.
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7:58Jimmy CarterSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
One of the agreements that President Sadat And Prime Minister Begin, our signing tonight is entitled, A Framework for Peace in the Middle East.
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8:14Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The United States will encourage a peace and really a great peace deal.
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8:22Donald TrumpSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We'll be working on it very, very diligently.
09-11-26 YMS HR2 Importance of having lived vs learned about, The Mamdani rise to power and how to honor.
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36:06Michael DelGiornoHOST
And it started with an assassination of a rabbi.
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36:08Michael DelGiornoHOST
It really kind of started with the El Sadat assassination in Egypt.
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36:12Michael DelGiornoHOST
They didn't like Jimmy Carter and El Sadat sitting down and forming anything that acknowledged Israel as a nation.
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36:20Michael DelGiornoHOST
And that's why El Sadat was taken out.
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36:21Michael DelGiornoHOST
And so you had all this birthing.
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36:23Michael DelGiornoHOST
But the key...
Friday Morning Coffee 09.11.2026 Audio POD 🎙️🔊
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46:31Rich RobertsHOST
In 1962, the Beatles recorded the first single single Love Me Do at EMI Studios in London.
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46:40Rich RobertsHOST
And in 1978 at Camp David, President Jimmy Carter, Egyptian President Sadat and Israel Prime Minister Begin agreed on framework for peace in the Middle East.
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46:52Rich RobertsHOST
That was back in 1978.
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46:54Rich RobertsHOST
I was just entering the Air Force there.
09-11-26 YMS HR1 The sounds of 9-11, republicans wrap Dallas midterm convention, and Natalie Migliore from ground zero on security and remembrance schedules.
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34:03Michael DelGiornoHOST
Treating this primarily as a law enforcement New York City issue, when it should have been dealt with as a national security issue from day one.
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34:12Michael DelGiornoHOST
And when I say day one, this goes back to Sadat being assassinated in Egypt.
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34:20Michael DelGiornoHOST
There's another thing that haunts me too.
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34:23Michael DelGiornoHOST
And that is that you can get so caught up in the moment that you almost become like a professional victim.
Stuart E. Eizenstat — The Art of Diplomacy: How American Negotiators Reached Historic Agreements That Changed the World - with Ambassador Carla A. Hills
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52:16Stuart EizenstatGUEST
I've got an LL plane waiting to leave.
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52:19Stuart EizenstatGUEST
We're close, but I cannot go any further." The president realized this would undercut Sadat's whole historic visit.
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52:26Stuart EizenstatGUEST
It would be egg on his face.
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52:28Stuart EizenstatGUEST
And because of preparation, he had read the CIA profiles on Sadat and Begin, and he knew that Begin had a soft spot for his eight grandchildren.
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52:40Stuart EizenstatGUEST
So he called his personal secretary, Susan Clough, and he said, get eight copies of the original photograph of the three of us on the first day when we came into Camp David, and get me the names of each of Begin's grandchildren.
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52:53Stuart EizenstatGUEST
So he then autographs each one personally to the grandchildren, Hope for Peace Jimmy Carter.
James Talarico is a Flip Flopping Freak
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32:42Rich ZeoliHOST
11 minutes in, the cleric named the next target without using his name.
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32:46Rich ZeoliHOST
He placed Hosni Mubarak, the sitting Egyptian president, third in line from Nassar and Sadat.
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32:52Rich ZeoliHOST
U.S. government would later argue successfully that this was a solicitation to murder.
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32:56Rich ZeoliHOST
This is the speech Adam Hamaway attended.
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