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He lost his contract with the 49ers, he was blackballed by every NFL owner, he was criticized by millions and even the president of the United States decided to insult him.
PH: Would you like to be the president of a TV network?
In 2011, I cofounded a movement I call "Faure Must Go," because Faure is the first name of our president.
And our president, in particular, he fights pirates.
When you live in a country and you have an issue with the president and the worst thing that can happen is he bans you from the presidency, you are lucky.
When you come to my country and have an issue with the president, you just run, disappear; you vanish from the universe, because they can still find you in Turkey.
Some thought he wasn’t critical enough of the Vietnam War, or that he was too eager to collaborate with the political establishment including the president and congress.
At the beginning of the Bush administration, when President Bush, now President Bush, was running for president, he made it very clear that he was not interested in intervening broadly in the world.
And the president decided, with his advisors, to undertake some kind of an active intervention in the world around us.
And even though, for political tactical reasons, the president has been very, very good about saying that Islam is not the enemy, nonetheless, there's a natural impulse when one enters war to think of the other side as an enemy.
Never mind that while she was running for president and he was serving in his final year in that office, Hillary, Barack and I could just never find the time to get together and yuck it up about the Tulsa mayor's race.
We don't care who you voted for for president if you want to help restore the decade of life that's being stolen from these kids right now.
After 1956, when Tunisia became independent, our first president, Habib Bourguiba, decided to invest 20 percent of the country's national budget in education.
In those last years, he said he was so sad watching the American people look toward a new president and forgetting him.
How did you go from academic to president?
And I would also like to thank the government of Tanzania and the president for the welcome.
SB: So, was there ever anything in your journey that ever made you think that one day you would become president of your country?
When I went back, this journalist called me and said, "You know, your name has been cited for the president of the republic," I said, "Ma'am, you must be mistaken, because I have no ambition whatsoever."
So, of course, as good journalists go, the next day I see my TED picture and, with my name, Ameenah Gurib-Fakim, "For president?"
So there we go, and this whole campaign started, and then people said, "Why not?" Now, this is very important to note, Stephanie, because normally, the president is elected after the election.
And here we had a scenario where the name of the president was flagged before the election process, during the campaign.
So when people voted, they knew that at some point, they would have this Muslim woman president.
SB: Does it feel significant to you as a woman to be the first female president of your country?
Me, fighting to end sexual harassment in the workplace; he, president of the United States in spite of it.
Our own president said that.
The entire economic team, all the way up to president Xi Jinping himself, talk very specifically and clearly about financial risks as gray rhinos, and how they can tame them.
Are you the president of Stupid-land?
In one case, it had a U.S. president on it; in the other case it didn't.
And then he said he had no idea that the choice he made to restructure the road would pave the way, so a child born as a second class citizen, who wouldn't be able to even get a cup of water at a counter, would have the chance, 50 years later, to be president.
Then he looked at me and he said, "What are you prepared to do today so that 50 years from now a child born has a chance to be president?"
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