romanticizing the muslim brotherhood. >> irony here, steve, is egyptian liberals are now using as their mechanism back into power the military but then the saudi monarchy, the kuwaiti monarchy, the uae which have provided $12 billion of aid, is this a good thing for egypt or bad? because i look at it and say this means the army doesn't get out of the economy, this means they don't do the reforms they need to because they've just been bought off with a lot of cash. >> it's amazing, this country of great history but people have very short memories. it is not a good thing for the military to be back and resetting the political process and people to be welcoming them. military coups, military interventions do not create environments for democratic change. and it's not that the army and the people are one hand. we have seen, and we saw during the transition from mubarak to morsi that the military has the capacity to pursue its own interests at the expense of the will of the people. >> last thought. >> i think we should be a little bit careful in viewing this as the resurgence of the egyptian