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Crowd control mode. that's one of their jobs. and firing again in some cases very heavy caliber weapons, that could be heard, and would get noticed. obviously you can't have urban firing of a tank. it was never intended for that. people who have asked why isn't the army engaging, stepping in. the army of 450,000 here are in individual pieces of armor. what they can do, though, is fire their weapons. >> gentlemen, i find that absolutely -- i find that amazing that the tremendous restraint that the army has shown. as you said, richard, not even being referees, just letting it go. and at small ti...

Mine here. my hometown in new jersey, actually, asking who's fighting who. i thought the army had been sitting this out. and while it's true that for days our coverage has described, going back to friday, has described members of the egyptian army, still largely venerated in this society, as opposed to regular police officers, taking a very casual peaceful stance, accepting congratulations, well wishes from people stopping by. people have been treating these tanks and apcs like permanent planters. tonight the army, we heard -- i was back at the hotel, i heard the sound of tank engines starting...

A text question from a friend of mine here. my hometown in new jersey, actually, asking who's fighting who. i thought the army had been sitting this out. and while it's true that for days our coverage has described, going back to friday, has described members of the egyptian army, still largely venerated in this society, as opposed to regular police officers, taking a very casual peaceful stance, accepting congratulations, well wishes from people stopping by. people have been treating these tanks and apcs like permanent planters. tonight the army, we heard -- i was back at the hotel, i heard t...