developments very closely. cnn money.com's poppy harlow joins me from new york. tell me about the egyptian-american pentrepreneur who you sat down with. >> i will. you did it again. you called me poppy dot harlow. >> i know. you are a multichannel journalist. >> ah, i see. thank you, ali. i appreciate that. on a more serious note, you're right. the business aspect of this is not getting a lot of attention but the lack of economic prosperity and hopes for their futures is really what drove a lot of these people to the streets in cairo, it's why they are still there. we spent the day yesterday, ali, on the outskirts of new york city with dr. mahsoud. he moved to the u.s. in 1984 and runs a big pharmaceutical business between the u.s. and egypt. he's in cairo every few months. he talked to us about first of all what he thinks economically led to this crisis and most importantly what solutions he thinks are needed, what is needed to be done in egypt in