change. >> look, all revolutions in the end have all kinds of unforeseen consequences. the egyptians have now entered a new world. they have shed the old world. they will try to create this new country. they will want some accounting of what happened. and when you think of the legacy of mubarak and what he did to this country, he can think about it in sharm el sheikh or germany or wherever he ends up. the great nasser, millions of people wept for him when he died in 1970. i remember that funeral. it was one of the great events in the modern middle east. people committed suicide, grieving for him because they loved him so. and sadat let behind the legacy of camp david. he was controversial in his country but people loved him. here is this man who looted his country and he leaves this power vacuum. so we return back to the military. it turns out that the military is the only viable institution, because mubarak devoured the political life of the country. >> he destroyed democratic