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Garseta. >> for president of the united states, hes going to go from mayor of la to president. >> if trump. >> i think hes going to run. >> why. >> because our core basis under 35 years old and they are tired of all of this crap. no clintons and theyre not democrats. theyre not democrats. they are more middle of the road economically. youll get anybody, only to tin side. >> theyre not democrats, theyre going to win the democratic primaries? >> no, the people im talking about democrats, all of th...

>> hala? >> what struck me talking to both the demonstrators and government officials and pro-mubarak demonstrators and they all say one thing and that is they want the solution to be an egyptian one. they dont want it to be dictated from the outside. i would be interested in knowing will pressure from the outside change the government and the leadership here or will it be refashioned from tin side? because in is a reawakening of the political, ill be looking out for the regional ripple effects....

Reality is setting in. things have to get back to normal. as ivan mentioned, some of the opposition leaders are ready to open a dialogue with the government. so you wished the possibility that this movement is going to start to lose steam against a regime that will not lose steam. they are determined to stay in power one way or the other. >> hala? >> what struck me talking to both the demonstrators and government officials and pro-mubarak demonstrators and they all say one thing and that is they...