sense of well being. so he lost the goodwill that a huge junk of the egyptian population had given him by his own actions. all right. jamie rubin, thank you very much for that sage assessment of things. i appreciate that. enjoy your fourth. as we move from there to richard engel, nbc s chief correspondent there following all this from cairo. with a good morning our time to you, you heard jamie rubin talking there. talk about the implications now for the muslim brotherhood and for fundamentalism, islamic fundamentalism in general now? i think the implications for the muslim brotherhood are very bad, not just here in egypt but across the region. the muslim brotherhood isn t the only group involved in political islam. it s the most organized. it s a fully international organization, and it has roots in many of the countries that are let s call them the new arab