are also frustrated that life's getting harder for them since mubarak was ousted. isn't doing enough. i think morse's made a big mistake he may have thought that basically people were anti mubarak and barak's gone and therefore he had a bit of leeway but no the underlying problems that corruption that the policies of mubarak out you know that people want to cling great with these policies they wanted radical change not cosmetic change not merely a change of leader tot mom with the same economic policies the same social policies etc they wanted a real radical change they're not getting that and so it's really at a at a crucial stage now where he's got to listen to the people egypt has occurred before that had a lot of temporary powers what they got down the years way governments have said they do this on a temporary basis ended up lasting a very really long time to mubarak once and so i think there is that sort of fear among egyptians that what they're getting is a new pharaoh as i said they want they wanted more democracy back in twenty eleven but they also wanted

certainly made the middle east and particularly egypt is the big issue today two years after mubarak was overthrown egypt chins are once again protesting the ruling regime spotlights in the d.b. there has more on tap. he's face on protesters banners hosni mubarak ruled egypt for thirty years it took mohamed morsi months not years to find himself in a similar situation for those who protested against mubarak's regime to him years ago things turned out not quite the way they expected after mubarak was ousted the muslim brotherhood managed to take a libyan position and the country though it was not the leading force of the egyptian revolution which was first dumped there up spring later got the name these alarmist way into this protest in the arab world ended up in the electoral success of islamised parties in many countries including the egypt. what eventually brought the egyptians back to the hariri square was marcy's november declaration granting his office wide ranging power was effectively neutralized in egypt's judicial system and prevented it from challenging his authority we had

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep by president morsi meaning his decisions would face no legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. in in order to that we made elections and rid of aleutian and their actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the b.b.q. two in the world who are close to you will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency told us the seems the same thing sixty usable under president obama and we've stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution i

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now that resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. in in order to that we made elections and that evolution and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the b.b.q. two in the world. will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency it told us the serious the same thing city is a war under president obama and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution is too islamist and

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. in in order to that we made elections and that evolution and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the big kid two in the world here close to you will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full immersion see it told us the serious the same thing sixty years of war under president obama and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new consti

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep by president morsi meaning his decisions would face no legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. in order to do that we made elections and we rid of illusion and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary nor any of the big hitter in the world hitler will be will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full immersion see it told us the serious the same thing sift usable under president obama and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution i

we may have had a wish that hosni mubarak be replaced. i'm wondering if conservatives who are bemoaning morsi are suddenly paoeupbg for the days of hosni mubarak who at the time they would refer to as a dictator and a horrible guy. all of a sudden morsi is the bad guy. but don't forget morsi was instrumental in being the lynchpin in getting what was starting to be a war between israel and hamas to stop. they are no longer shooting each other because morsi was able to step in. i think it's still being determined. last week when he tried to expand his executive powers because of the reaction of the opposition has now pulled back on him. i'm not saying he shouldn't be watched and i'm not saying we don't have to be careful but this is about the egyptians going through a democratic change, it's not pretty, it wasn't pretty when we had an american revolution, but we are not doing it, they are doing it, this is organically happening because of an arab spring. jon: one of the things that has happened in egypt was of mohammed morsi ascending to po

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. in in order to that we made elections and rid of illusion and with elections to choose someone to the present us it turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of that he became too in the world here. he will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency it did pull the seams same thing sift usable on the president that were bought and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution i

it used to be in the mubarak regime. instead, after five months, the condition of the country's worsening their measures. more unemployment, more increase in a personal. deterioration and infrastructure system. so on and so on. as of now, the feeling industry is that the regime is focusing more on the country rather than dealing with a transformation of egypt into an islamic republic. if the government had better understood the full depth of political liberation of the society, it would have differences. it would have, for example, understood you cannot put, the perfume of freedom and democracy back in the bottle. as we all know, we're still in the midst of his political country in egypt, with the liberal, secular and religious islamists are fighting the future country. i believe that this struggle is not against morsi or the brotherhood per se as many egyptian liberals portray. it was not mr. cohen in as presented by them. i believe that the struggle is against the imposition of any new tyranny. the egyptian people i do

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was. really two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep by president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. and we in in order to that we made elections and with the revolution and with actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself yet however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of that the because it will in the world him. he will tell you it is a temporary thing if his full emergency pull does the serious the same thing sift usable on the president that will block and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years opponents say

good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have amended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. in in order to do that we have made elections and with a revolution and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the b.b.q. in the world who closely near you will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full immersion see it told us the serious the same thing sixty years of war and the president obama and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say

good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creba president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator and. we in in order to that we have made elections and that evolution and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the b.b.q. two in the world who closely near the will tell you it is that imposing it is full immersion see it told us the same state same thing city is a war on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years opponents say egypt's n

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep but president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant dictator. in order to that we have made elections and rid of illusion and made the actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the the big the two in the world. will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency it did pull the circe same thing city usable under president obama and we've stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution is too islamis

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creba president morsi meaning his decisions would face no legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. and we in in order to do that we have made elections and rid of aleutian and their actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of the big hitter in the world. will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency told us the seems the same thing sift usable on the president obama and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution is too isl

today, they are chanting the exact same songs, only replacing mubarak's name with morsi's. tonight, morsi refused to give up the absolute power he seized to write a new constitution. one that many here feel doesn't protect the rights and freedoms they fought so hard for. >> he has become like using -- you didn't like mubarak, it is worse than mubarak. >> reporter: the president's defiance has only increased the tension here. and tonight, these people vow to fight on in the name of democracy. diane? >> nick schifrin in cairo tonight. >>> and now, we return back here at home, to made in america, claiming a kind of victory tonight. the american powerhouse, apple, famous for its giant manufacturing operations in china, has promised to do something they have not done in nearly 20 years. build some apple computers right here in the united states. and abc's david muir, captain of our made in america team, is here with the latest. >> reporter: diane, as you know, for nearly three decades, apple made its computers in the u.s. tonight, word one of those lines will bear those three wo

how did mubarak become the president of egypt? in a military coup and he stayed there 30 years with knox unlawful elections but no one was perted to run or campaign against him. the muslim brotherhood challenged and had riots and demonstrations and the military shot the demonstrators and then backed off and president mubarak ran. sound familiar? it is close to the description jonathan gave us of what happened to president morsi in the past week. he is on very thin ice attempting to resist the very forces he unleashed which got him in power. >>shepard: we are not yet where the military is called to do anything. that is the possibility of the next step and you wonder if morsi would have something to do. many say if he brings in the opposition it could settle down. >>judge napolitano: or if he proposes a constitution that recognizes people's differences, and is lawfully written. this is unlike anything egypt has had. the constitution egypt has is remarkably modern and western. it permits a person aggrieved by the government to challe

good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creba president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. in order to do that we made elections and we rid of illusion and made the actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of that the people in the world here. will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full immersion see it told us the serious the same thing sift usable on the president that were bought and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new co

and mubarak is still in his mid-80s. so this is a man who has longevity in his family. >> all right. ian lee, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> president obama back in washington today to tackle the so-called fiscal cliff. he landed about 30 minutes ago. you see him getting off of the air force one. the president shut his vacation short do deal with this economic crisis. according to a tweet from a white house spokesman, the president spoke with all four congressional leaders before leaving hawaii for washington, and the senate is reconvening today. now the automatic spending cuts and the tax increases that make up the fiscal cliff, they're set to take effect in just five days. much more on the fiscal cliff crisis, the effort to reach some kind of agreement later this hour. we're going go live to capitol hill for the latest as the senate returns to work. that is coming up in about 20 minutes. >>> and president obama's going to have another cabinet position to fill for the new year. we learned a short time ago apa l

former egyptian president hosni mubarak has been readmitted to hospital after his health took a turn for the was guilty of the eighty four year old was ordered into account by the state prosecutor who bark for three decades and is serving life in prison for failing to protect protesters killed in the arab spring last week and while current president mohamed morsi has launched an investigation into opposition leaders here tuesday of supporting efforts to just cause him. was a sin and muslims in the wrong have joined protesters against the shia led government the rallies are the largest public anger in a week of demonstrations that flared up after the rest of the sunni finance ministers bodyguards many sunni and whose community dominated iraq until the fall of saddam hussein ten years ago accuse shell sorties over fusing. now on the twenty three year old of female victim of a gang rape in new delhi remains critical after she was flown to singapore for treatment the case has sparked mass outrage on the way we're gonna protest. with people demanding the death penalty for that doesn't bod

or mubarak with a beard. revolution is going. syria is teetering, jordan is burning and the future is yet to be written. the question, will there be elections, will islamists win, will it be one man one vote or one man, one vote, one time. with that, we are going to debate the motion, if democracy is going to triumph are victories at the ballot box unavoidable. we will have opening remarks from our panelists. from there, we will have some question and answers from myself and the audience and our panelists will be allowed two minutes at the end to restate their case and potentially persuade you to believe in what they believe. we'll start with reuel. you may begin. >> this is at such an angle, i don't think i can drink. >> i'm confident you will find a way to drink. >> i want to thank everyone for coming and particularly i want to thank my co-panelists here. rob and i have been debating this issue for almost a decade. certainly with bret, i don't think i ever disagreed with him except on this issue and i particularly have to thank

in scenes reminiscent of what happened when hosni mubarak was toppled, the soldiers provided a photo opportunity. here they have their heroes and those they call martyrs. from all of them the same accusation, the revolution was hijacked. >> he has broken all of his mandate. he has put himself above ala. he has done everything to break down his legitimacy. >> a country was united about the dictatorship is now divided over how to replace it. bbc news, cairo. >> from egypt to the civil war that shows no signs of stopping. today, hillary clinton reiterated that president aside departure would be crucial. jeremy has been to a prison in damascus were some of the fighters are being held. this is his report. >> the soundtrack of the damascus gate, shelling. the regime has the heavy guns. they are the first thing you hear in the morning and the last at nine. the regime is that the city center. armed rebels are in parts of the ring around damascus. this is one of them. the rebels to film to this, and any civilians who have not escaped, have been shelled in the last few days. they keep the rebe

mubarak was, essentially, president for life-- 29 and a half years. this constitution reduces term lengths from six years to four years, and stipulates that the president can only be re-elected once, two-term limits. >> warner: opponents also charge the proposed constitution lays a foundation to impose stricter islamic law over a country with many strains of islamic thought, from secular to severely religious, and a 10% minority of coptic christians. morsi supporters have in fact been chanting "bread, freedom and shari'a" at rallies, and this morsi backer in alexandria seemed to have that expectation. >> ( translated ): i support the president and i think that opponents fear the growth of the islamic political current. they know that if the people vote yes, the islamic constitution will rule for a long time, and that will affect the lives of the opponents of the president. >> warner: it's a prospect that deeply alarms many more liberal- minded egyptians. >> ( translated ): the brotherhood are here to occupy the country. we will not let them. we don't

mubarak was, essentially, president for life-- 29 and a half years. this constitution reduces term lengths from six years to four years, and stipulates that the president can only be re-elected once, two-term limits. >> warner: opponents also charge the proposed constitution lays a foundation to impose stricter islamic law over a country with many strains of islamic thought, from secular to severely religious, and a 10% minoty of coptic christians. morsi supporters have in fact been chanting "bread, freedom and shari'a" at rallies, and this morsi backer in alexandria seemed to have that expectation. >> ( translated ): i support the president and i think that opponents fear the growth of the islamic political current. they know that if the people vote yes, the islamic constitution will rule for a long time, and that will affect the lives of the opponents of the president. >> warner: it's a prospect that deeply alarms many more liberal- minded egyptians. >> ( translated ): the brotherhood are here to occupy the country. we will not let them. we don't ne

mubarak has been there 30 years. why did they do it two years earlier? is not as though any they were shutting the strube street band. this is the part of the story that were missing is that were not paying attention when the people challenging these regimes are learning how to chip away at the regime's legitimacy. we are now watching when they're learning how to mobilize the unit. we are not there paying attention when they are figuring out how to craft a political message that will be probably attracted to many, many people. they began as the crazies. what are they doing? but it's their ability to widen their numbers that's ultimately a challenge to the regime. spontaneity, spontaneous revolution. he went to anything but dicicco. but they have been doing for years and years is a tedious and often dangerous work of learning from their failure. in all the places i was going, i was watching how they do that. so i said that i was much more optimistic. i'm optimistic because i was shocked and surprised by the unexpected networks that are rising up to actual

it is not just about mohammed morrissey and hosni mubarak. now, it's a struggle over this constitution. the brotherhood comment given the circumstances, they are going to to achieve a consistent consensus on that. the posters of hosni mubarak and mohammed morsi -- i don't think it completely captures the wave of the muslim brotherhood views the world. they see themselves as a vanguard to know the depth of this country. we back in the summer, i spent some time out of cairo with members of the freedom justice party. looking back, you can see it was clearly coming. if we could just clear way the underbrush and get rid of parts of the bureaucracy at the time the staff was still in this form, if we could just get rid of this, we would be able to transform this country virtually overnight. that is precisely what they tried to do on november 22. they thought that they were being revolutionary. they were wrong because something had happened in egypt. that is egyptians are not going to take these kinds of these creeps any longer. this worldview that w

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep president morsi meaning his decisions would face no legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant dictator. and we in in order to do that we made elections and rid of illusion and made it actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of that the two in the world hitler will be will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full immersion see it told us the serious the same thing six usable on the president that were bought and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents say egypt's new

thank you good at unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep by president morsi meaning his decisions would face no legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. and we in in order to do that we made elections and rid of illusion and actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of that be because it will in the world. be will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency pull does the serious the same thing sift usable on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years opponents say egypt's ne

good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creba president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. and we in in order to that we made elections and with that evolution and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the duke de bakey two in the world here close to leave you will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency told us the seamstress same thing city usable on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years that opponents say egyp

rist returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for a week now that resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution of the end did i know the mood on top risk where it became defiant again after last week's to creep where president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had that evolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator if. the order to that. we made elections and rid of illusion and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of that the two in the world to. be will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full immersion see it told us the serious the same thing city is a war on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years opponents say egypt's new constitution is too

and morsi is really making the same mistakes that mubarak. during the january twenty fifth revolution we're seeing him being too slow to react to people's demands it's a fast moving situation yet he is very slow to react and respond his this speech instead of calling people down he actually enraged the people more when protesters went down to the streets the main demand was clear that the main demand was to cancel this constitution of the creation but today if you see the footage out of egypt you're hearing them asking morsi to quit asking him to leave just like they've asked mubarak. to us just as an approaching the fiscal cliff. do you know if it's good. do you think a lot of americans do not even most the word i think they are and i think that if i ignore it all go away but nothing's really going to change because the economy is like that you might begin to dream. about. some of the rest and also if americans are prepared to die that's ahead. also later this hour declares full scale war on a deadly rosena virus disease which kills hundreds

is there any danger at all of the chance the military of mubarak loyalists could attempt to reclaim power in egypt if that's not the case. all this do there's always this thing yet it's still have all the files transitional period you have right now if we saw clashes between the. morsi and the morsi forces and this may cause the military to come in and if they came in they were coming with their conditions and with the rules and they were going to dominate they had an egyptian politics so let's hope that you know to save the blood of the egyptians and to avoid it to deal with again in egypt we need to move on the part of democratic transition to touched on the final four we touched on this just now but the opposition and whether the big listen to me the bigger picture i guess the influence of business seems to be on the rise in egypt and across the great the muslim world will liberal protests have any real impact on this a growing movement. it will that actually it's good always to have a critical mass of opposition of the view on the ground because then you're liberalize many of the slow

good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creep president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator. in in order to that we have made elections and rid of illusion and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the b.b.q. two in the world who closely near the will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency told us the seamstress same thing city is a war on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years opponents say egypt's new cons

unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have ended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to krieble president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. and we in in order to do that we made elections and we rid of aleutian and with elections to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of the duke de bakey two in the world hitler will be will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency it did pull does the serious the same thing sift usable on the president that will block and we stayed under emergency law for seventy years opponents

good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for over a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have amended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creba president morsi meaning his decisions would face new legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant a dictator. and we didn't in order to that we made elections and with that evolution and the actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary he nor any of that could be the key to in the world here closely me they will tell you it is a temporary thing it is full emergency it told us the serious the same thing city is a war on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule for seventy years opponents

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and morsi is really making the same mistakes that mubarak. during the january twenty fifth revolution we're seeing him being too slow to react to people's demands it's a fast moving situation yet he is very slow to react and respond his speech instead of calling people down he actually enraged the people more when protesters went down to the streets the main demand was clear that the main demand was to cancel this constitution of the creation but today if you see the footage out of egypt you're hearing them asking morsi to quit asking him to leave just like they've asked mubarak this is just a had the you are substantially approaching the fiscal cliff. do you know the fiscal cliff. do you think a lot of americans do you think most people are worried i think they are and i think that if i ignore it all go away nothing's really going to change because the economy is like that you might. begin to think about it. so the president also if americans are prepared to dive that's later. plus india declares full scale or a deadly one it's a virus disea

president mubarak went on national tv. the palm who were in the streets then just as they are now expected concessions they didn't really get any. look what history did to president mubarak. i wonder if president morsi is making the same miscalculation. >> you wonder if he is not in touch with what is happening out there or if he made a calculation with his brotherhood party. we will take privileges and privacies away and that's it. >> the question here as it was with mubarak is what does the egyptian army do? well president morsi has made this power grab and the army remains a very powerful institution within egypt if they decide there is too much chaos on the streets. and they go to president morsi, that could make a difference. whoa will see. >> i wonder about the judges saying no more judicial review on the country has had. >> it is going to be about this this -- it is what he says will be a productive national dialogue beginning on saturday. and whether he is willing to back off of that and say i will give the judicia

thank you have good unrest returns to the streets after the revolution that toppled hosni mubarak after the election that brought in mohamed morsi egypt is in turmoil once again these round the clock protests have been going on for a week now it resembles early two thousand and eleven when hosni mubarak was removed from power but that was nearly two years ago shouldn't the revolution have amended by now the mood on top risk where became defiant again after last week's to creba president morsi meaning his decisions would face no legal challenge we had the revolution to get rid of a tyrant the dictator and and we in in order to do that we have made elections and we made that evolution and we made it actions to choose someone to the present us and turned out that this guy is also a tyrant himself however morsi claims his new powers are only temporary you know any of the duke de bakey two in the world here close to you will tell you it is a temporary thing if his full emergency dental does the same still the same saying city usable on the president obama and we stayed under emergency rule f

but he also accused some of the opposition of serving the old mubarak regime. and he insisted a referendum on the constitution would go ahead on december 15. margaret warner takes the story from there. >> warner: for more on the clashes and the response by president morsi, i'm joined now by michele dunne. she previously served in the state department and the national security council staff. she's now the director of the rafik hariri center for the middle east at the atlantic council. welcome back. how serious a crisis is this for this new egyptian government and for president morsi himself? >> it's a pivotal moment in the history of egypt after this revolution we're seeing extreme polarization between islamists and non-islamist forces and between parts of the government that that contain people who were there during the mubarak regime. there are a number of senior judges. so there's a lot at stake centering on this debate over the constitution and whether it should go to a public vote. >> warner: the islamists and secularists have been at loggerheads for over a