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President has been to some degree a pawn of america, and they would like a more assertive and more nationalistic foreign policy. and that is going to present complications for america. >> nick, thank you so much for your time. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. a short time ago, i talked with former british prime minister tony blair where he just got back from the middle east where he's a peace envoy. i asked him what happens now amid president mubarak's decision to step down, be it eventually. how you doing? >> very well. >> it's been a while. let's start with the scenes we're seeing ...

You agent of america," and i think that does reflect a deep feeling that for 30 years, their president has been to some degree a pawn of america, and they would like a more assertive and more nationalistic foreign policy. and that is going to present complications for america. >> nick, thank you so much for your time. we really appreciate it. >> my pleasure. a short time ago, i talked with former british prime minister tony blair where he just got back from the middle east where he's a peace envoy. i asked him what happens now amid president mubarak's decision to step down, be it eventually....

Critical of that kind of behavior by any government, wouldn't you? >> of course i don't want to see that in any government. but i think, you know, there's nothing that is going to be done now that's going to put this particular genie back in the bottle. it's out there and there's going to be change. so whatever people say now, at some point in the next reasonably short period of time, there's going to be change. the question is how -- as i keep saying, is how we get from here to there. when we come back, i want to ask tony blair, could the chaos in egypt start a chain reaction that spreads a...

Think, has been met. and that is to the people of egypt are going to have a democracy, an opportunity to vote, to have a say in the course of their lives and government, and hopefully economic freedom as well. and direct hit. the mother of all storms lashes the u.s. how big will this be, but more important, how deadly? this is a special edition of "piers morgan tonight." good evening. president obama was on the phone for half an hour tonight with president hosni mubarak. he called for a moment of transformation in egypt and said the status quo is simply not sustainable. >> after his speech...

The kurds in particular, and hundreds of thousands of them died as a result. so that was never going to happen there. i would prefer to see change from the bottom up in iran right now. i mean, that is a country where if you had a free and fair election, i've got no doubt at all you'd have a different government and a government that would be for a better for the stability of the region. but that's not possible to do. and what's happened with egypt, particularly with the army playing the role it's playing, is that these protesters have been able to come on to the street and mistake their voices...