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Fine, no one leaves the table until your finished. fine, well sleep here. ♪♪ its the easiest because its the cheesiest. kraft. for the win win. the man who tried to kill president ronald regan outside a washington hotel in 1981 may soon be completely untethered to the criminal justice system. press secretary james brady was paralyzed and two law enforcement officers were injured. later the jury found john hinckley jr. not guilty by reason of insanity for the last five years hes been allowe...

Mubarak into grudging change. more freedom of expression, newspapers allowed to publish articles critical of the government. and economic reforms that brought strong economic growth. but this interview from 1981 may offer a hint at mubaraks cautious approach to change. >> look what happened in niger, in tunisia, they tried to make tough reforms. the people are human being. they didnt accept it. or they couldnt accept it. >> reporter: michael holmes, cnn. >> well, weve seen years of pent-up anger...

Newspapers allowed to publish articles critical of the government. and economic reforms that brought strong economic growth. but this interview from 1981 may offer a hint at mubaraks cautious approach to change. >> look what happened in venezuela, i think, in tunisia. they tried to make tough reforms. the people are human being, they didnt accept it. or they couldnt accept it. >> all right. a look back at hosni mubarak and what got us to where we are. >> now as weve been checking with correspond...

Democracy. after the fall of saddam hussein in iraq, u.s. forced mubarak into grudging change, more freedom of expression, newspapers allowed to publish articles critical of the government, and economic reforms that brought strong economic growth, but this interview from 1981 may offer a hint at mubaraks cautious approach to change. >> look what happened in israel, i think and nigers, in tunisia. they tried to make tough reforms. the people that are human beings, they didnt accept it or they cou...

1981, he inherited a country torn apart by economic and political differences. islamic idealists and radicals wanted a muslim state. secular moderates wanted a western style democracy. after the fall of saddam hussein in iraq, u.s. pressure forced mubarak into grudging change. more freedom of expression, newspapers allowed to publish articles critical of the government. and economic reforms that brought strong economic growth. but this interview from 1981 may offer a hint at mubaraks cautious ap...