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We re seeing the first clear signs from the military saying it is firmly in charge and this is how it plans to run the country for a transition period. richard engel, thank you for your reporting throughout this. joining me here in the studio. martin endyk, former ambassador to israeli and middle east correspondent. and robin wright, the middle east correspondent and author of dreams and shadows. martin, to weeks we were here. if we go to our map, we see what has happened. we take it full from tunisia to egypt. in the space of three weeks, two leaders are gone. and over the weekend, the protests continue. in yemen, where the president has said he will not run again, they were protesting in the streets. saying they want more. they want more in the way of reform. also yesterday, in algiers, in algeria, additional demonstrations there. this is a conversation that is going on throughout the middle east, which leads to the obvious question as we look at these pictures, what is next? ....
It mean to us? i look at what it means to them right now. what it means is maybe democratic force is not to our liking that could be decidedly unfriendly to us. no question. i think it is going to be a question, will there be democratic change or will you have more of the muslim brotherhood in some of these countries? that would not pittsburgh good, obviously. that would not be good, obviously. neil: we heard so much of the muslim brotherhood we heard so much about it in this vacuum it is the most organized. when i read some of these other uprisings or protesters, some of these other countries, muslim brotherhood in jordan, muslim brotherhood in algiers, muslim brotherhood in bahrain, in yemen, you know, i m not the sharpest tool in the shed, i see a pattern there. ....