Soap you beautiful bastards.

Hope you have a fantastic Monday.

Welcome back to the Philip DeFranco show,

and let's just jump into it.

And the first thing we're going to talk about today

is the story coming out of Egypt

that kind of plays as a reminder that not everyone is living in 2018. In this case involves Ranya Yuse. of Today is last week she attended the Cairo International Film Festival in the Country's Capital.

She wore this dress as seen in photos and video from the red carpet.

And in it you can see her legs underneath the transparent fabric of the dress.

And while this dress looks pretty typical of what you might expect if you go to an

award show in Egypt, which is a relatively conservative Muslim country, the reaction to the

dress was very different.

And this story isn't just like, oh, there was kind of some public outrage.

Following the award show, multiple lawyers filed a lawsuit against Youssef

accusing her of wearing an outfit that causes an incitement to debauchery.

And to have note here, in Egypt the law actually allows for a citizen to bring charges

against another citizen for subjective crimes such as

immorality and insulting the nation.

Although there is a check to this power because it is ultimately up to a government prosecutor

to decide whether or not to move forward with each case.

But in Youss' case, prosecutors have moved forward and she is now facing a trial

starting on January 12th. A trial that aims to and once again this is a real thing determine whether

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