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Mission, awesome risks. but buried inside that he hedit u.s. lacks specifics on ban to arms, missteps to failed diplomacy. david corn, "mother jones" and now salon's editor at large, both msnbc analysts. joan, you've been editing and the media writer for "the washington post," admitting now and it's way too late, more piz zaz or embedding, whatever you want to call it, joining the troops. harvest of shame and things like that, point of order that we

cairo. president mohamed morsi is shaking it up and the country's strong leadership by replacing two key generals including field marshall mohammed hussein pentawi who is the most powerful man in egypt. he is the defense minister in power after the removal of former leader hosni mew bark and he was given a top medal and sent into retirement. that is right. for more, we are joined by ian lees in cairo. and ian, a lot of people look at this and say, political tsunami and game-changer in egypt. how does morsi and this guy survive? is there going to be any backlash when he has the top mi...

Industry at the expense of our country. the rest of us be dammed. >> it might look different 2ke7ding on -- depending on the industry. it looks sweet on the outside. but bite in and buried inside is the slim but inevitable chance something terrible is going to happen. in banks, we saw it with the housing bubble and bust. homeowners offered an unbeatable deal with long-term risks buried inside for all of us. that's why so many people bought and later lost homes they couldn't afford. not to mention the u.s. taxpayer providing a $3030 trillion bail out for the banks themselves. in oil, the greedy...

Backhoes and bulldozers coming in and tearing down what remains of the buildings. and the sad truth is it means all the people who are buried inside and crushed inside are just thrown out along with the rubble and the debris. there are people, individuals trying to make a difference and trying to pull out the remains of loved ones before the backhoes come. but it is a race against the clock. it is a thankless job and a brutal job and occurring on the street all over the city of port-au-prince. >> you have been in haiti and from you what witnessed, can do you think it will improve? they have go...

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