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Meeting when he learned hosni mubarak was out and the military was in. he then went to watch the events unfold on the television to see for himself the reaction of the egyptian protesters who have been in the streets for 18 days. the celebration rages on in the streets cairo and across egypt after an historic shift in power. we have seen no waning of the enthusiasm. now the big question is what comes next for egypt, for the middle east, and for the united states. here is what has happened in the last hour. egypt's military saying that it is preparing a transition of power and its governing sta...

>> mubarak is very, very [inaudible] man. >> reporter: why did you do this? why did you fight? >> we fight for our freedom. we fight for our rights. we are here now. >> because we have freedom! [crowd chanting "freedom"] megyn: incredible scenes from tahrir square in cairo. no worries, we can still see you. we are keeping an eye own and we are following these reports. somebody wants you to kiss that baby. it does underscore the joy they are feeling. bringing their babies into if the square. >> reporter: why was this revolution so important? >> we had enough for 50 years

>> reporter: i'll send it back to you. the crowd is going crazy. i hope you will never forget. megyn: a moment leland vittert will never forget. unbelievable scenes. the folks saying they want freedom. they want to get behind someone they can trust. but there is no opposition leader who has emerged as the main person behind this crowd will get. the days and weeks and months to come will determine that. but for now the army is in control which is an outcome acceptable to the protesters that appears acceptable to the united states. a group that's been friendly toward the united states for the we...

Fears. the army stepped in and it appears president mubarak resigned of his own will. you can hear these amazing chants that people have given for 18 days. people slept in this square. they fought and died in this square. they endured thugs for 30 years. many of them never knew anything other than president hosni mubarak. now they have freedom and they feel they will have a chance to vote and their making their voices heard. it's an unbelievable experience. it's one i'll remember for the rest of my life. everyone has one thing on their mind, which is a true lover of country and a love of the p...

Some, including saudi arabia on president obama, for the way he's handled this so far. the white house praised it as a stern conversation or tense conversation between king abdullah and president obama where king abdullah gave president obama quite a talking to about what they viewed as mistreating a long-time ally, meaning president mubarak. where do our relations, as you see it, ambassador, with the united states and saudi arabia and other countries that we need to worry about in the region, perhaps at risk, from pakistan to yemen? >> well, we live in a world where the map of terror stretche...