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Mainstream media the social medias getting the story out and will continue to do so. the eyes are on egypt and that will not stop, whatever he does at this point or his goons will be overcome by the eyes of the world being -- watching. >> you have an old model that needs to be updated as rich galen wrote on his blog, this week, the networks ought to be pooling the stuff, the same demonstrations, no different pictures everybody is getting the same sort of thing and the networks could be one upping each other on the depth of good analysis. and one of the problems with this is that the networks e...

Right policy? >> it is and they have come around to policy that is more engaged and it is ashame they didn't -- they never pushed him to do the things to make it a smoother transition an at the same time, what you are seeing a new consciousness in egypt about democracy and i think this should be optimistic, they can carry it out. >> dan? >> i pretty much agree with this. one big caveat and i agree with what secretary clinton said about a speedy transition and matt as well, and, what i don't agree with and i think we should support the opposition, wholeheartedly as an extension of the bush doct...

That they could look at. >> this is real, right. >> this is real. >> you can't make this up. all right, that's it for this week's edition of the journal, editorial report. thanks to my panel and to all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot, we hope to see you, right here, next week. >> on fox news watch... chaos and turmoil in the streets. as protesters in egypt demand a change in leadership. the violence and unrest, get the media's attention and the press become part of the story, enduring attacks and threats and blackouts. >> ladies and gentlemen, the daily. >> news corp. and apple launch "the...

The former bureau chief of the cairo bureau of the "new york times" and there is a value of being there, even if you are only talking to the bus boy. >> there really is and there is amazing reporting and "newsweek" did a tick-tock how the event caught the obama administration completely by surprise and how they've scrambled to catch up with the news and formulate their policy. >> wait, david axelrod said he have been on top of this all along. >> right. i have a bridge in cairo i want to sell you. >> and it is interesting how they want to use the international tragedy to beat up the obama admin...

>> i >> i urge the government and a broad and credible representation of egypt's opposition, civil societies and political factions would begin immediately, serious negotiations, on a peaceful and orderly transition. >> that was secretary of state hillary clinton on thursday, calling for an orderly and speedy transition of power in egypt. we're back with more on the crisis there. joining the panel, this week, "wall street journal" columnist and deputy editor, dan headinger, editorial board member, mat comiskey and mary o'grady and the administration is saying to hosni mubarak, time to go, righ...