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With the real people who are behind this and not with a broad cross section of people, but they are claiming that these amendments to the constitutional they're going to make are all based on the demand made xwi young people. against they're trying to drive a wedge between these protesters and make a distinction between these protesters and the arrest of the people, the arrest of egypt which wants stability and wants to -- he's saying to the people in the square, go home, go back to work. this is exactly what he said last week when he said, you know, we're not going to push them out of the squ...

More than 60 years during the years of peace and war, and i'm committed about that, and i'm committed about that in a similar way, and to a similar extent to this responsibility in the protection of the constitution and the interests of the people so that it will be so that the -- so that the powers will be transferred to whoever the electorate chooses in fair and square elections that will be safeguarded by fairness. this is the promise that i took upon myself before god and before the homeland, and i will keep this promise until we take the egyptians to the safe side. i have also presented m...

Vice president. that's what we are learning after the speech. the question is obviously it's not good enough for the crowd in the square, we know it's not good enough for the administration, the question is what will they do next? every time they say go, mubarak has used it as a rhetorical weapon against them. you mentioned in the conversation with fareed about outsiders. but my question is where is the military? a commander went into the square and said your demands will be fully met. so i think there's a huge question going forward about, does president mubarak plan other steps? he was too p...

Saved his life in ethiopia. no one is closer to mubarak than suleiman. will the protesters put up with him allegedly transitioning to democracy? i don't know the answer to that. but i do think it's a critical question and certainly, the military, wolf, is i think probably the institution most people, wolf, would be willing to embrace as some sort of transitional government. >> i think it's fair to say that's the only institution in egypt that might, repeat might be able to transition towards some sort of democracy and free and fair elections. let's go back to the square. ivan watson is there r...

Was you know, shortly after mubarak said he was going to remain in power till september, there was a big government-sponsored pro-mubarak street party beak and they revved up the crowds and from there the crowds moved on to cause mayhem in the streets and try to attack these anti-mubarak protesters. so there are still supporters of mubarak out there. we're not going to be seeing them in the square because it wouldn't be safe for them to go to that square and try to start causing trouble. we've seen the results of what can happen and the military is now around that square. the protesters themse...