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Difficult. one, they have never polled more than 20% in egypt. but two, there is still the military and the security factions. they are not going go away. >> geraldo: but there was a great army in iran also. >> but the army was sympathetic to the islamics. in egypt they are not sympathetic to them. >> geraldo: like turkey. >> they will fight to maintain the power of the state and their own poor and privileges and the $1.5 billion that they get from the united states. >> geraldo: a lot of billion...

Society together. >> geraldo: judy miller, final thoughts? >> i agree. i think what the united states does now in the next 48 hours is going to be crucial. what the crowds do will be crucial. i dont think that the egyptian people have really had a chance to speak about what they want and i just hope they get a chance to do that. >> geraldo: ambassador walker, does a secular egypt an inclusive multireligious egypt survive? >> of course, it does. the basic issue is how mubarak leaves the scene. yo...

Yet? i dont know about that. christian, you stand by. despite the fact, ladies and gentlemen, we give egypt $1.3 billion a year in aid, do we really have nipaer to control the events in egypt right now?

A high ranking egyptian diplomat told fox news he is unaware of any preparations by mubarak to resign or flee the country. rather, h his source said a political solution is in process. this official suggested strongly that mubarak will seek to finish his term which ends in october and that in the meantime, the still evolving cabinet will try to deliver "the necessary reforms that will take into account the sentiments on the street." speaking publicly for the obama administration today, and in th...

A photo posted on twitter of the tahrir square. many had mobile phone service disabled for 24 hours and the private sector complied with the government shutdown. british company vodafone wrote they restored voice services to the customers in egypt this morning as soon as we were able. we would like to make it clear that the authorities in egypt have the technical capability to close our network and if they had done so is t. would have taken longer to restore services to our customers. it has bee...

Yet? i dont know about that. christian, you stand by. despite the fact, ladies and gentlemen, we give egypt $1.3 billion a year in aid, do we really have nipaer to control the events in egypt right now?

Statement after that conversation and he was intimately involved with crafting his statement, the presidents statement last night. with more on who is doing what in washington, here is our james rosen. >> good evening. what we saw here today was a rotating cast of top civilian, military and intelligence officials gathering throughout the morning and early afternoon. the first session conducted while the president was away on a family outing lasted about two hours. the second session chaired by t...

What do you want to see happen to your relatives in egypt? >> i want them to live the same way i live. i want to come out and go to church without worrying something will happen to me and i can act myself without getting judged. >> freedom of religion is all they want. back to you. >> geraldo: give them our thoughts and prayer as well. walid, where do we go from here? >> i would suggest strongly two strategies. one is to separate the regime of mubarak from the egyptian state. engage with the arm...

Difficult. one, they have never polled more than 20% in egypt. but two, there is still the military and the security factions. they are not going go away. >> geraldo: but there was a great army in iran also. >> but the army was sympathetic to the islamics. in egypt they are not sympathetic to them. >> geraldo: like turkey. >> they will fight to maintain the power of the state and their own poor and privileges and the $1.5 billion that they get from the united states. >> geraldo: a lot of billion...

Sliver into the sea, in the mediterranean there. the only two friends, jordan and israel in th egypt in the . egypt, of course, is the first country that ever signed a peace treaty with israel back in the 1970s. a nwar sadat signing that was a historic moment. israel will rely heavily on egypt to try and secure the georgia da border with hamas to try and stop the flow of weapons. they already is relying on president mubarak to try and broker a peace deal with the palestinians and that certainly ...