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The united states and wins the first round we take our chance it is second round. >> because if the individuals come in, as we saw in iran, as we saw with the potential takeover from the muslim brotherhood not only is it not in the best interest of the united states, it is not in the best interest of the people of egypt more than in the people of iran. >> most of our people who have been there for a long time and reported in the region said they would get 25 or 30%. >> they are the largest opposition party and if as has been said they are not playing a large role in demonstrations i think it w...

And inefficient government. if their power can be harnessed it can be a positive ending. if the terrorist groups, radicalist groups gets involved, of course they could turn this in a negative direction. a lot is riding on whether or not the president and his advisers can make this decision that they can't be part of the future, that they have to hand this off to other people. people like muhammad al baradi, a laureate back in the country. someone that the government could turn to to negotiate a transitional period. >> former ambassador for under secretary of state. thank you for your insight. ...

Live and work in the united states. so there's a lot of people here with a really nuanced understanding of u.s. foreign policy. they really want to see the united states come out more strongly in favor of them and their protests because they say they're the new future, and if president obama and the united states want them as friends in the new future, it better make it known now. john? >> a fascinating point you make. nic, the people planning to demonstrate, the people who want president mubarak to go, what do they think of the government trying to cut phone service, block internet access? do...

Of new political reform. where is this crisis headed, and how much leverage does the obama white house have? let's get the perspective of cnn's fareed zakaria. and fareed, at the moment this appears to be a test of wills. president mubarak promising some outreach, some dialogue. most people believe he's essentially see figure he can outlast the energy on the streets. >> precisely. mubarak clearly is -- has decided and the army seems to back him in a strategy of wait, let these demonstrations exhaust themselves, open up some kind of dialogue, and hope that the basic structure of the egyptian re...

Think about an orderly transition, reaching out to the critics, at what point is there a blunt conversation where he says, president mubarak, you needs to go now? >> chris, we know -- june, we know that the president was in touch with president mubarak over the weekend, mr. gates, a lot of communication now -- >> you know the language of that having been involved in sensitive conversations like that. you know the language of the conversation and then what the administration says publicly. we know they're say, mr. president, please leave. please plan this. when do they say you have to leave? we...