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I have all respect to our prosecutor but i only know one thing. if i was a minister in egypt on sunday or monday morning, i would not have had that situation today. but i believe that this thing will be cleared and i know that the general prosecutor will be dealing fairly with all of the issues here. >> do you worry about the people out on the streets? do you worry that this is a muslim brotherhood movement that will take over the country and turn it into a kind of islamic state? >> well, we hav...

Stationed in that country. i will also bring you interviews with two important egyptian voices with different views. in a disorganized opposition movement, elbaradei mate the closest thing egypt has to a leader of the opposition. ever since the crisis started, hes been saying mubarak has to leave. but mubarak is still there. whats the next step? then a unique insight into the mind of the egyptian government. rasheed mohammed was the trade minister. until president mubarak dissolved his governmen...

The worlds nuclear watch dog, international atomic energy agency and one of the leading voices of the egyptian opposition. you have been very clear that your demand as a leading figure of the opposition is that president mubarak has to step down. but omar suleiman has said unequivocally that the president will not step down. president obama said he must stay in office in order to steer changes through. it appears that president mubarak is going to stay. what happens next? >> well, fareed, i thin...

Jumping into the unknown. and i believe that he has the will to do that. that is a lot of people that has changed in the past few days. so many faces that have been removed. we have some promising faces but we still, of course, have a lot of resistance and still have people who assume that things will go back to normal but they will not. egypt is a great country. it has a great young population. it has a great future and i think it is time now to let the future happen by the young people, not by...

I personally felt that what is happening in egypt now and the consequences of the events of the last few days will probably need a new direction. the prime minister has his own views about what he would like to do. he has a right to choose new faces and has a right maybe to change some of the policies. and that was the reason why i presented to him my apology and he gracefully accepted that. but even after that discussion we had a lot of discussion about how to help him to set up the succession....

The world to support egypt in making the democratic transition, but i think it is not in the right of president obama or the american government or any other government to dictate on egypt what to do. >> if mubarak leaves, the military stays, the regime stays in power, the ones who oppose the reform stays in power. does anything change? >> well, i personally believe that the best scenario for egypt is for president mu bbarak to sy and finish his term. it is a very clear and strong message for th...

Political changes in opening everybody. everybody knows the facebook have been one of many important factors that made this happen. but facebook was an outcome of the political reform. egypt has never restricted internet and opened up freedom of speech. i think we need to trust now in the young people of egypt and need to trust in the positive spirit that have been created. >> you said a few days ago that these events have taken egypts economy back ten years. thats a pretty grim prognosis. do yo...

Chicanery and outmaneuver this great movement of protest and they feel the government in its way doing of doing that is divide and conquer them. by appearing to give some concessions, they feel the government is in effect trying to buy some of them off. were actually seeing the effects of that on the streets, people saying, look, theres been too much chaos now, the government has given us a little. there will be elections. he wont stand again. that should be enough. its those kind of divisions t...

Voices with different views. elbaradei might be the closest thing egypt has to a leader of the opposition. ever since the crisis started, hes been saying mubarak has to leave. but mubarak is still there. whats the next step? then a unique insight into the mind of the egyptian government. rasheed mohammed was the trade minister. hell talk to us about what is going on in his country. then, you heard last week what british prime minister david cameron thinks about egypt. today youll hear his though...

Prevent the tanks to roll in and take down the barricades. as generals requested here in the past several days. i asked them, you know, the army is supposed to be neutral here. you frequently tell me the army and people are one hand. this a common catch phrase in egypt. the demonstrators say yes, but the army takes orders from president mubarak and do not trust him if he tries to open the way here, it will end our bubble or enclaf here. enclave here. another side of suspicion here, amid talk of ...