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Must buy this. get brushed aside by the and by not buying it, you are radical extremists. thats the danger in egypt. we have to make sure when one engaging in commerce. sounds like it doesnt make act is finished, we go to the sense. megyn: the way you phrase it. second act and thats where we the way the government phrases stay. megyn: how do we do that? that sounds well and good. it, it makes more sense. >> were both excellent lawyers its an understandable analogy. and were phrasing it the way t...

Not be commandeered, forced and three, probably most importantly, to address the demonstrators, their leaders. into this do-or-die medicaid we need to identify them and plan. its a separate argument. partner with them. why think in this point in theres the individual mandate time, the three have heard and then saying under the ninth enough. megyn: how is president obama and 10th amendments that we supposed to save egypt? have the right as states to how was he supposed to do it in conduct busines...

Timeline. we were told it would be abrewing, folks. morning to early afternoon. we go now to the weather radar, so theres a lot of gray area where were tracking this here and 1:00 is the best guess dangerous -- this doesnt look that scary when you see it we had going in a couple of here, but the words being used hours ago. truly, were remaining in the by meteorologists are scary, same position as we have been about potential devastation and all morning. how bad this could be. any minute now, thi...

Increase in democratic representation has to include a host of important, nonsecular actors that give egypt a strong chance to continue to be the stable, reliable partner that the world sees in the middle east.

Even some folks on their staff were telling me that their parents washed their mouths out with soap or used hot sauce on them. gentlemen, thank you so much. a final word for our viewers. if its not child abuse, its close to the line. cruel punishment? clearly the answer is yes as a megyn: a few big stories were practical matter, but its a watching right now. obviously, things are unsettled dangerous standard that could in egypt, where protesters have be enforced differently flooded the central p...

With mohamed elbaradei? >> we have been in the past. hes in contact with a host of people in -- nongovernmental voices whether theyre in opposition political parties and whether their heads of business or banks that were regularly in touch with. i believe that they will continue to reach out to people like him and to -- and a whole host of figures, again, nongovernmental and civil society figures to have an improvement about what egypt must do and what egypt must look like. >> have they been in ...

Along, but were at the mercy of the court, just like you are. well have reaction on what it means for both sides and how it will tee up the issues for where they will certainly ultimately wind up and thats the u.s. supreme court. another fox news alert. we expecting to hear from the white house any moment now as we await details on the attempt to rescue 2,400 americans from egypt. about 200 have managed to get out. the state department has sent chartered flights and evacuations are under way. we...

About as hillary said, the fragility of the government there, what would that mean? is that a good idea? is that an appropriate response? would that just make matters worse? >> the state department and the white house really believe that would make matter worse. theres already a fragility in both countries and theres a sense at least from the administration that stripping aid would just leave the u.s. with fewer cards to play. so, its difficult to say whether that will happen. on the other hand,...

Helped get a bunch of americans out from one part of the compound to another. and, in fact, when americans seemed to be unable to stop the siege and suppress the assault, it was libyan security officials that actually got the compound back under control. so its not as simple as saying that americans were under attack by libyans. >> but theres a critical difference, though, that we constantly gloss over. in egypt, what we have is the product of a real revolution. this government really represents...

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