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Of things said. of course, a lie races around the world 15 times before the truth gets its boots on. >> sean: thats true. let me ask you, i thought this was an amazing par of the story. on three separate occasions, really two, one was may 10th, 2004 there was an incident before then. you gave your resignation to president bush. at one point he said, i dont accept your resignation, the first time you did it. tell us the circumstances why you were giving your resignation the first, second and then...

Of things said. of course, a lie races around the world 15 times before the truth gets its boots on. >> sean: thats true. let me ask you, i thought this was an amazing par of the story. on three separate occasions, really two, one was may 10th, 2004 there was an incident before then. you gave your resignation to president bush. at one point he said, i dont accept your resignation, the first time you did it. tell us the circumstances why you were giving your resignation the first, second and then...

Particularly good question, by the way. its a good question. how do we deal with the muslim brotherhood in egypt? lets listen. >> how many of you think that he should not -- he should state clearly, knows the implication in egypt, there should be no outreach to the muslim brother. who agrees? then what is the solution? what do you do? >> i would just like to see him be proud of america, represent america, our history. >> you guys agree with that? >> i just want him to be proud of who we are and ...

Power. they enormous privileges, but the street is very tired of that. >> talking to queen noor was fascinating. shes been steeped in the history for a long time through her marriage to the king. she was like we must be excited, along thinks a great revolution of young people saying we want something better in our lives. >> frankly ive been troubled with the way ive had so many comments on facebook and twitter saying democracy is great for americans, great for israels, but dangerous for egyptian...

Country in the world can move toward a democracy, its going to be messy, real implication for israel and the middle east peace, but so much better than an autocrazy, and we should be rejoining in it. >> will we look back on him as a dictator, a benevolent dictator? a pretty good guy who was managing a very difficult situation? how do you think history will judge him? >> i think hell probably be seen as a care taker. he looked after the shop pretty well, maintained security, maintained stability....

Mistake to send an experienced diplomat if he had this apparent conflict of interest? >> i think any time theres an appearance of conflict, thats going to raise questions that ought to be avoided. i was at the conference in munich and i heard what frank wizner had to say and he laid out during the course of an hour basically with other panelists who were present at the conference, he was by satellite, appearing by satellite, he laid out a very comprehensive approach. and i think his comment abou...

He was dying of cancer, he went back to libya, now hes not dying of cancer. but at the end of the day, the implication was, yes, libya has a lot of oil, britain would like to have the oil. more and more evidence continues to mount that thats exactly what happened. take a listen to the current british prime minister on this realization. >> was it really right for the british government to facilitate an appeal by the libyans to the scottish government in the case of an individual who was convicted...

Friday, when president obama at a joint press conference with the canadian prime minister appealed to president mubaraks patriotism and expressed confidence that he would go in the "right direction," the implication being that he would leave, president mubarak, step down as president, sooner rather than later, certainly before the september elections. and now we have frank wisner making his comments. other experts back him up, saying the harsher the talk is from the u.s. administration and other...

Men had had. frank wisner now back in the united states. he was speaking to that security conference in munich where hillary clinton was all over the place. she was having bilaterals with the russians, with europeans, taking a lot of questions on egypt. she seemed to embrace the talk that keir just reported on with vice president suleman and some others in the opposition party, though not necessarily the muslim brotherhood. she also warned of nefarious factions within egypt that sought to derail...

You know, he was part of an intelligence service that tortured people. hes tied into the military. and im not quite sure if the protesters will accept this as a happy ending. it all depends what political reforms and openings still exist after the guys at the top cut the deal. >> david brock, what do you make of a negotiation that could lead to successfully the removal of mubarak but leaving in his place someone who possibly by now is as much an enemy of the protesters as mubarak? >> well, i thi...