Will Mubarak News Today

Civilian deaths? >> the indicators are, hes the leader of the country. he will be implicate in the responsibility for their deaths. in all of the situations that are happening across the middle east right now, were not going to know the details until the dust is settled. in egypt, the dust is beginning to settle. in libya, we have no idea how much have been killed. will mubarak. gadhafi will bear the responsibility for the deaths in libya. mubarak as president will have to share some of that bla...

Mubarak. we should look at the democratic evolution. i think the schedule that the secretary of state indicated last week of a process that goes on over a period of months and culminates sometimes in the fall in a general election, but a change of government much sooner of course, for which negotiations should be going on, that is the -- hopeful. but it should not look as if it is an american project because is this element of nationalism, nationalists who are british, russian, very proud people...

Associate director of energy under president bush. what make of what you are hearing out of mubarak. i see a guy probably trying to slowly take himself off the stage. not entirely often stage is that going to quell any of this unrest? >> neil, it is not. the people of egypt have been clear about what they want. they want the removal of their president. theyve been clear about a peaceful removal. id be careful picking up what egyptian television is reporting. part of that could be to quell those ...

Or to show off. we grab the cameras, dropped our inhibitions, in some cases our shirts, and finally flipped out over all this bad weather. maybe a semi-naked head dive into a four-foot oklahoma snowdrift is the best way to cope. or if the snow has you burning mad like these guys, why not just burn it? apparently if you throw down some matches, add some friction from the shovel, youve got flames. >> this is hot water. im going to throw it. its going to turn into snow. >> reporter: todays treacher...

Create total confusion. if one wants democratic evolution one has to permit a period of time in which a new constitution is created. in which a transitional government can be form -- can be formed. after the constitution is drawn up, then, elections could be held this is more or less what the secretary of state was proposing last weekend. but, since then theres so much attention based on will mubarak leave immediately? that is a secondary question

At this moment. the key question is whether it is possible to create some sort of a structure that can draw up a democratic constitution that can prepare a genuinely democratic evolution? it is obviously in the interests of radical elements to speed up this process in a way so that there is no structure and that this whole thing becomes a populous demagogic exercise. >> neil: which it has. im curious -- >> that will lead to iranian outcome. >> neil: understood. we are hearing reports that no one...

>> it depends on what happens in egypt. but it could spread through the middle east. it could spread to all the traditional regions there. kneel meal what do you make of saudi arabia now? -- >> neil: what do you make of saudi arabia now? this internet inspired push for demonstrations there, the worlds biggest oil producer? >> [ inaudible ] that depends on how the united states conducts itself in the next few weeks and months. >> neil: we have taken the position, mubarak has got to start the tran...