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Talking about what he says egyptian mubarak should do. let's listen. >> people concerned right now is mubarak has to go immediately. the first step if we need to get out of this mess and it's a total mess, security is not there, it's total chaos situation right now. first step, he has to go. >> well he has to go. do we have any hopes much getting a leader as loyal to us as mubarak? >> absolutely. i think the egyptians have a lot of great people beyond the regime right now. >> who are pro western. >> pro western, pro democracy. we have to move beyond this false choice of stability and freedom i...

Let's listen. >> people concerned right now is mubarak has to go immediately. the first step if we need to get out of this mess and it's a total mess, security is not there, it's total chaos situation right now. first step, he has to go. >> well he has to go. do we have any hopes much getting a leader as loyal to us as mubarak? >> absolutely. i think the egyptians have a lot of great people beyond the regime right now. >> who are pro western. >> pro western, pro democracy. we have to move beyond this false choice of stability and freedom in a place like egypt. we can secure our counterterroris...

>> mr. emanuel? >> yeah, exactly. >> i'm doing very well. how will you? can you hear me. >> yes, i hear you very well. >> the main message i have is to wish you all the best in the coming days and make sure that as you said you work hard all the way through because you never know. it might be that last day of campaigning. >> yeah, i do agree. >> that makes all the difference. >> and e.j., i think a lot of americans would immediately say we're going to vote for him. he seems to be the guy that's most pro-western. do you think having the former president weigh on his side helps or hurts him? >> ...

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Why have you killed my brother? why have you killed my brother? so it is an amazing moment. mubarak has been in charge of egypt since 1981, and he is, of course, trying to hold on to power. that's part of the reason that he has apparently dismissed his cabinet and will try to form a new government, as if it was their fault. as if he hadn't been in charge for over 30 years in egypt himself. obviously there are two different factions here. if you've been following the story at all throughout the day, there is a youth movement in egypt and then there is the muslim brotherhood. if this movement is...