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Joining us. this part of your series is incredibly interesting. this wide authority of casts pull in people whether are willing to divulge secrets that isis clearly wants to keep and to continue their terror around the world. >> yeah, that's right. these raids hopefully will garner information about the terror group and then we've gotten our own information from this man who was part of isis' internal security services. so some of the things that they did was they would torture people for pretty much anything. there was this cage in the town of ababb that would sometimes sit empty for a symbol...

With the things we know for certain. gamal mubarak, the son, poised to be the next president was the plan. that plan is over. can mubarak find a face-saving method to step down, do a sort of lyndon johnson, say i am stepping down as lyndon johnson did in '68, go to saudi arabia where so many dictators have gone in the past. obviously, the speech indicated he doesn't plan to do that but he has to deal with today. he has to see what the army is saying to him. the fact that he's selected his vice president the guy who was this charge of the internal security services is to me an absolute sign of ...

Ultimately it will be up to the military. now will the military shoot the people? now it's going to be a huge question for two reasons. one is that the military is really the anchor of this regime. after all, mubarak comes out of the military. this is the regime that has been there since 1952 with the backing of the military, so there are an anchor of the regime. on the other hand, they have a very solid reputation among public as being very professional. the public greeted them today. they want to position themselves for the post-mubarak era. they don't want to be on the other side of the peo...

Do you think he should go to that step? >> ted was really a turning point. the with we saw this violence by regime-sponsored thugs. it was no surprise to anyone in egypt that this would happen, but the scale of it was quite frightening. but unfortunately, we didn't see the egypt military take any steps to stop it. in fact, there seemed to be the military facilitating this, moving barriers and letting these thugs into tahrir square, for example. i think the united states should issue a very stern warning at this point to the military, that we expect them to play a role in stabilizing the countr...