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I really hope so. i mean, there were people around me who kind of said the army really -- the army should be doing something, should be doing something far more, that what they're doing is not right, they're forcing -- and there is an anger in that sense. but i think -- you know, i can't see fighting against the army, because there's a -- there's a desire to keep the peace. this is essentially a peaceful movement. their anger is directed at the regime, and taz very clear. >> khalid abdala, thanks very much. we're going to stay in close touch. joining us is the egyptian ambassador to the unit...
Which is forcing the recent ig nation of mubarak. >> what more are you willing to do at this stage, khalid, to force the recent ig nation of mubarak? he clearly has said he's not stepping down. >> and from a professional position, i'm going to protest in the same way i have before, but, i mean, you know -- but there are people willing to take it a step further. there are people talking about descending on the palace, and the republican guard is under a different, you know -- different than the army, and in certain
Spoke with someone whose brother died last wednesday, and, you know, i mean he was -- he was beside himself. tears, screaming, it's aung incredibly sad moment right now. i don't know what else to say. >> hold on a second. hala gorani has a question for you. >> yeah, wolf, thanks. khalid, what are you willing to do? we heard from some protesters in the square who told our reporter in tahrir, we're basically willing to die for this. it was so powerful to hear that from some of those demonstrators. what are you and the demonstrators you're speaking to, what are you willing to do now to achieve th...
prote protesters. many waved their shoes. that's a huge insult in the arab world, and many marched off in the direction of state television. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolfablier, you're in "the situation room." cnn's arwa damon is on the ground for us. we'll get to that in a moment, but first here's a recap of what president mubarak said on state television about an hour or so ago. >> we egyptians will prove our able and capacity to respond to the demandsedly dialogue. we will prove that we are not servants to anyone and we will not...