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Know and i don't think it will be decided by the numbers. this is not about one man, one vote and we count the votes. this about raw power. it really is about raw power. does the egyptian middle class or the army as its trument does it defend itself against the muslim brothers and fundamentalists. >> all right. fuad ajami, the wisdom that we always listen to, thanks for those great lectures 30 years ago when i was a freshman at princeton. good night from new york. "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. is all hell about to break loose in egypt? armed thugs hunting down journalists. >> i wa...

I left i had to have help, of course, and three people in tahrir, three local people volunteered their services to lead me out by secret passages and i just tremendously admire their courage and willingness to help us. >> nick, what was your reaction to mubarak's interview with christiane amanpour, because he was trying to make out that although president obama has asked him to go now, that will descend the country into chaos. i mean it seems a pretty ironic statement given what we're witnessing today. we've seen scenes chaotic to put it mildly. >> i mean for 30 years mubarak's systemic policy...

Resign immediately. hosni mubarak told abc news he's fed up serving as egypt's president, but if he leaves without time to steer the country toward a smooth transition, egypt will degenera degenerate. he's also upset about the protests and progovernment ago fishists. at least 5 people have been killed and hundreds injured in the fighting so far. in the past few hours, egyptian authorities -- excuse me, hold on. i'm just getting a message here. now, our viewers in the u.s. are going to go back to their regular programming right now with "piers morgan tonight." egyptian authorities have detain...

This is a peaceful largely open border between israel and egypt. we're on the other side of the wire fence, on the other side lies sinai peninsula. behind me you can see the egyptian military watchtower. 26 miles in that direction lies gaza. 85% of this desert is used by the israeli military for training purposes, and when the uprising began in egypt just over a week ago, the concern on both countries' parts was there might be potential instability on the sinai peninsula. >> violent protests in egypt, tunisia and yemen, and the unrest appears to be spreading. what does this mean for israel? he...

Yemen, because it has a much poorer populace, extreme faction there, and there is a tipping point which if yemen reaches it, could turn it into the next afghanistan. what's your view of yemen? >> piers, it could be the next afghanistan. it's one of the poorest countries in the region, running out of oil and water, two wars going on, al qaeda. but the one big difference between egypt and yemen is that the yemeni dictator, as it were, has allowed a little bit more political parties to function. so we're not seeing the same violence in yemen, because there's been more outlets for political partie...