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Brain of the people. >> reporter: he hopes a group with protesters who carried pictures of usama bin laden and demanded egypt become an islamic state. does that mean you'd like to see sharia law in egypt? >> >> yeah, yes. i'm against any other system. i am an enemy of democracy. >> reporter: it was a fallacy cleric who inspired the attack on israel eat embassy and the rise of radical islam in egypt has gone unchecked by the army. >> if women go out unveiled, they will be kidnapped, and that scared the heck out off everybody. >> like, you know, they're scaring everybody that muslims are going t...

Was it 969 bc, 96 bc, 96 ad, or 969 ad? keep watching to find out the correct answer. go to our website cnn.com/robin/gps for more questions and answers. check out our blog, global public square. this week we have great reads on egypt, arab spring and more. my book of the week published three years ago, but in a strikingly way, foretold the january revolution called inside egypt, the land of the farrows on the brink of a revolution, written by john r. bradley, who also wrote a book about saudi arabia. the book was banned by the mubarak regime. do you need to know more? if you want to understan...

and finally, the two top presidential candidates in egypt, two former office mates now rivals. let me first give you some of my own thoughts, having spent some time in cairo and actually listened to president obama's speech from here in tahrir square. the president's speech was remarkably comprehensive. it described the events that we now call the arab spring, explain their causes and consequences. he placed the united states squarely behind the democratic wave everywhere. though he didn't specifically mention one country. saudi arabia. the place where america's interests and value...

Transitions. there isn't a natural seed bed in which it will be easy to quickly fertilize and grow democracy. >> if you were to put on your old political consultant hat and tell the egyptian democrats what they should do, would they face an army that wants to retain power, anxiety about the muslim brotherhood? how do they make their way? >> i certainly think they need to understand they have as big a problem outside egypt as inside egypt and they have to show everybody that a democratic pluralist egypt will be a richer, more prosperous country, too, and they can marshall people behind the idea...

Cases than less, the opposition has been locked up whenever it's made any kind of descent. so these are going to be very, very difficult transitions because there isn't a natural seed bed in which it will be easy to quickly fertilize and grow democracy. >> if you were to put on your old political consultant hat and tell the egyptian democrats what they should do, if they face an army that clearly wants to retain power, they face anxieties about the muslim brotherhood, how do they make their way? >> i certainly think they need to understand that they've got as big a problem outside egypt as ins...