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now the saudis have really good intelligence, they are tough. they are ruthless and they're effective. there isn't a lot of antigovernment activity in saudi arabia. if, however, for example in the eastern provinces, which are shiite, you get major eruptions on march 11, all hell is breaking loose. >> glenn: but don't worry, none of this is ever going to happen. don't, don't pay attention to the 40,000 protesters in india, which they also said wouldn't happen. tonight we focus on the other sacred media cow we dare question. spontaneity of the protests. wait until you see how they have...

now the saudis have really good intelligence, they are tough. they are ruthless and they're effective. there isn't a lot of antigovernment activity in saudi arabia. if, however, for example in the eastern provinces, which are shiite, you get major eruptions on march 11, all hell is breaking loose. >> glenn: but don't worry, none of this is ever going to happen. don't, don't pay attention to the 40,000 protesters in india, which they also said wouldn't happen. tonight we focus on the other sacred media cow we dare question. spontaneity of the protests. wait until you see how they have...

Wright, of they've accomplished this on their own. we look at the map here. i'm going to show you, the cover of "the week" magazine this week. which is interesting. an app for democracy, our social media undermining dictatorial regimes. as we did a couple of weeks ago, we can put tweet deck back up to follow this conversation real-time of what's happening on the internet. as you look at that on your screen, from the map to the conversation, as you can pull it up full and look for our viewers, this conversation is real-time. and it's moving. the conversation keeps moving. how do you translate t...

Times," david brooks. and "time" magazine's mark h alprin. after 18 days, president mubarak of after 18 days, president mubarak d in the streets. we'll get the latest this morning from cairo with nbc's richard engel. plus insights in washington for what it means for the rest of the middle east with the former u.s. ambassador to israel and the u.s. correspondent, robin wright. first to richard engel who is in cairo as he has been throughout the story. richard, first, tahrir square, the heartbeat of where the revolution has happened. there's an attempt i understand this morning, to get bac...