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Billion amazing. how many can a head of state accumulate that wealth in a legitimate administration? >> i don think you can. if the stories are true, that's obvious that there's a degree of corruption that is almost unparalleled if you talk about $75 billion. i don't know there's any credence to the report. but there will be evidence of great corruption if it is. >> hold on there. we're going to bring in richard engel. back to cairo. richard, what are you getting? we're hearing five to ten minutes it's going to happen, the statement by president mubarak. >> reporter: yeah, we've been hearing s...

Ultimately take over the country. jenna: michael, we'd like to talk to you more about what could happen next, a dictatorship, essentially, a transitional period? what do we have lying before us? michael sing will be back with us. in the meantime we leave you images of cairo. we'll be back with more coverage on fox news.

Complaints, baghdad and cairo and you cannot underestimate the overall influence of egypt, and, the muslim brotherhood was the founding organization behind islamic jihad and al qaeda and hamas and never underestimate them. bill: and, we don't know what he'll do, maybe the announcement comes and, many people thought two weeks ago would happen and, what is this state of jordan, syria, lebanon, yemen? who have watched it like we have? day after day? >> most experienced eyes will now look at jordan and what will happen there, the king fired this is government and pre-placprereplaced it with a new ...

Party candidate and so forth. he will go out on top, on the top of his game. leave and senate apparently with his head held high, jon kyl announcing he will not run for reelection. jenna: from a retirement announcement to a resignation, we're watching in cairo this evening, what we're hearing and what fox news has confirmed is that president hosni mubarek will step down shortly. what you're looking at now is live scenes out of the central square in cairo and that's where the protestors have met and continue to meet, and obviously, celebrate, talk, yell, we hear all sorts of things coming from ...

Are vested interests in this system and if he steps back to sharm el sheikh where the military has a great deal of authority where it could protect him physically, i think he would be in a lot of physical danger if they were to come into central cairo, he could try to keep pulling strings, managing his finances and maintain a political influence even from the backseat. that is a concern as well. >> thank you very much, richard engel in the streets of cairo reporting brilliantly. we'll be back to you throughout the afternoon. richard wolffe, msnbc's political an lift. i haven't heard from you t...