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Because he eliminated all liberal opposition very, very brutally. and what would left at the end were just the absolute diehard radicals, the ones who wouldn't stop march, wouldn't stop protesting no matter what. those were the islamic fundamentalists. the lesson is resolve this quickly. the more brutality you use the only people left standing will be the islamic fundamentalists. >> you had an extensive conversation with mr. al baadei, does he think he could represent the views of those on the streets in the transitional role, or does he view himself as a future ejipepgz president? >> -- egypt...

Should president mubarak should fall should be held as accountable as he is being held by the population right now. the population here, the demonstrators really digging in. we were just down at the square, liberation square where the demonstrations have been concentrated, and it has turned into something of a campsite. entire families pitching tents, determined that no matter what they are going to be taking part in this million-man march that is anticipated for tomorrow. but while there is that sense of excitement at the demonstration site itself, it's not quite what we're seeing in the stre...

Internet to organize the protests. last week, internet usage up, up, then flat line. the government cutting off access. for most egyptians a flat line that is continuing today. more on the crisis ahead including an outspoken member of congress who says the white house risks a radical islamic regime if it doesn't firmly back president mubarak. next, the u.s. ambassador to china resigns. he's a republican and his supporters are organizing a possible white house run in 2012. ocid most calcium supplemts...

About a peaceful resolution? we have the former under secretary, asking you about the million-man march. is this a tipping point? when the administration sends the new vice president on tv and says we'll have a dialogue and the demonstrators say no, thank you, sir. when the administration cuts off phone and internet service, if the people flow into the streets in more massive numbers than before, what signal does it send? >> john, i think that tomorrow's going to be a very dramatic and perhaps a decisive day. the situation in egypt, it seems that president mubarak is losing control of the stre...

Breaking political news involving the u.s. top diplomat to china. jon huntsman disclosed his plans to leave his beijing post effective april 30. what makes this political news and not just diplomatic news is that huntman is a republican and a former utah governor who already has a shadow 201 campaign organization forming. is he leaving the president's team to challenge the president? let's debate the diplomacy of that with democratic strategist donna brazil, republican strategist kevin madden, and john avalon, founding member of the centrist group, no levels. a, you're a republican, b, you wor...