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Through the mosques and that is why this period of time is crucial, to get out leaders out, and otherwise the muslim brotherhood is it. >> heather: and how quickly it changed and the pictures dominic showed us of really a party or a carnival-type atmosphere in the streets in some areas, dramatically different than just yesterday. >> right. and when you think of it the crisis started less than two weeks ago and it seems like a lifetime. i do think, though, what happened is the way i think of this as a revolution and they have three acts, a three act play and act one, get rid of the autocratic d...

Peaceful? two is when the reformers come in and try to form a government. act three is when a better organized ruthless jihadist extremists come in. we saw the same thing in iran and russia. so we need to try military or government to use that aid we give them to prop up the government. thank you. >> gregg: some other news, investigators are looking for the cause of what is being called one of the deadliest train crashes in germany's history. the crash killing at least ten people late on saturday. dozens of others were injured when a cargo train and passenger train collided head-on. they crash...

Process or have a debate about how we're actually going to help the american people at this point. >> reporter: act three: the props. it was no accident a huge copy of the health care bill dominated the table on the republican side. that's republican whip eric cantor peeking over it. it was so his party could remind voters of how big, complicated and expensive it is. >> the senate budget committee chairman said this is a ponzi scheme that would make bernie madoff proud. >> reporter: and act four: the monologues. >> certain things are facts. >> why can't we come to an agreement? >> what we all ...

>> to this point the republicans have used 247 minutes, the democrats 52 minutes. let's try to have as much balance as we can. >> reporter: as political stagecraft that served two purposes. it implied democrats were being unfair and put the president on the defensive. >> i don't think it's quite right. i'm just going back and forth here, mitch. >> reporter: act two: the casting. the president time and again referred to everyone in the room by first name. >> thank you, george. >> reporter: it looked friendly, but protocol demanded they still call him mr. president. giving him the upper hand eve...

Point. >> reporter: act three: the props. a huge copy of the health care bill dominated the table on the republican side. it was so his party could see mind voters of how big, complicated and expensive it is. >> the senate budget committee chairman said this is a ponzi scheme that would make bernie madoff proud. >> reporter: and act four: the monologues. >> certain things are facts. >> why can't we come to an agreement? >> what we all agree on. >> we want you to succeed. >> reporter: over and over, despite a fair amount of meaningful discussion, lawmakers broke into speeches implying the facts...