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To go. a person who doesn't want to listen to the clear voice of the people. anderson, you have seen what the city looks like and what the people want they continue to try to play. she unfortunately going to extend the agony here for another six or seven months and polarize the country >> anderson cooper is with us from cairo. fascinating that a veteran diplomat has a chance to say let's negotiate, but he thinks he has the leverage here and the demonstrators have the leverage and they want mr. mubarak to go now. >> without a doubt. there was no equivocation on his part. he is very clear presid...

Tantawi. and omar suleiman is the vice president. and the chief of staff of the egyptian armed forces from the egyptian air defense. he was here in washington as all this unfolded and among those who went back. how critical are these men to, number one, to any negotiations. number two, as perhaps an interim leader me jipt. and i guess number three, who of that group would be the one to tell president mubarak, not good enough, sir, you need to go sooner, >> let's start with number three, i think that's easiest. of that group, omar suleiman. he saved him from a '95 assassination attempt, hosni m...

Injured, 12 people were injured and one was seriously. the army moved in, firing shots in the air, but dispursed and broke up the fight. in the square, they say this is only going to make them more determined to see president mubarak step down immediately from power. john? >> you know this region as well as anyone. we sit here in washington and they are asking this question at the white house as journalists. if this is not good enough, who would negotiate with president mubarak if the president said i would leave sooner. who is the negotiator for the revolution? >> reporter: we are asking that...

Situation and they don't trust those leaders either. there is a strong element of confusion. >> it's remarkable. on the scene for us, we are luck to have you reporting let's bring in the analyst david gergin. let's start with the president of the united states who spoke moments ago and he is asking him to act faster and plan on leaving office a lot sooner. one gets the sense he would expect. however nick robertson said we don't know who the next government should be and who truly speaks for the demonstrators. how does the president speak with that? >> this is very, very difficult for the presi...

This was the second time the president had a phone call with president mubarak. a very long call. when you talk to white house officials, they say the president is getting blunter in saying time is running out john? >> ed henry, thanks so much. a dramatic moment for the white house and not long after president mubarak spoke, violence brokeexandr alexandria. tell us what happened. >> reporter: there is a square here where a lot of the protesters were camping out. they were angry when they heard the speech and didn't go far enough for them. what happens next was a group of supporters who came al...