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Stability. to carry out democratic change if that is going to happen, and the military will play the role. bill: are we led to believe as the announcement comes the protesters pack up and go home? >> i don't know. these protesters are largely leadersless, it is a grassroots movement of largely young people and it may depend who they think will run the transition and if they think it will be members of hosni mubarak's administration that may not seem like real change to them. so i think it is really incumbent upon the egyptian government, people working for hosni mubarak, especially, vice presi...

Holder knowing they had to say something but not tip the hand because how confusing it is on the ground and the conflicting reports. i expect if mubarak speaks, we'll hear something from president obama. >> thank you savannah guthrie, andr andrea mitchell. joining us mark udall and u.s. senator robert casey of pennsylvania, who serves on the foreign relations committee and was in cairo in july. senator casey, you're feelings, you know politics, do you sense these people would be happy with a new president of egypt who is the hand-picked vice president of mubarak, would they put up with that? >...

Jenna: catherine, certainly a lot more on this story. we'll get back to catherine as news warrants. jon: we are getting all kinds of news bull lynns crossing fast and furious. reuters news agency is reporting that moubarak has traveled to the resort town with his army chief of staff. he owns a home, a substantial compound there and spends a lot of time there, and many observers have urged him to simply go into retirement, in exile in his country in that town. the fact that he has traveled there and he's not in cairo is an interesting development if in fact w this report we are attributing to r...

For mubarak, they're going. the military's going to still be there. i don't think that this egyptian military, unlike the syrians or the chinese people's liberation army i doesn't think they're going to gun people down in the street. right now they're watching this crowd, commanding general, cairo military district got out there and addressed the people and thousands cheered him. they want the approval of the emerging, young people of egypt. but i don't think they're thinking democracy. they're thinking, how are we going to maintain our snogs. >> hoping for a pseudodemocracy with phone any ele...

Positioned for the army to take power in cairo, it appears the army, the military, is going to do the job and sort of usher out the hosni mubarek era, 30 years of that strong man leader coming to an end. fox has confirmed he will resign, and it could come at any moment. it is pleasing to the folks there in tahrir square. back in just a second.