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Work on this kind of issue, make sure to fund those agencies in order to give them capacity to do so, but also, i think that we should also retain our anger at some of this. i don't think that we should just learn to accept that this is the new way of life. i don't want there to be more attacks like manchester and i don't want to see it in the u.s. either. leland: we keep hearing it every time in retrospect, if you see something, say something, a neighbor said i didn't say anything about it. rob robin, thank you. back out to liz. elizabeth: around 4 million people will visit ocean city, maryla...

Post" column this week. let's get started. so let's make sense of all of this turmoil in the middle east and where it's likely to lead. joining me now to do just that, robin wright is a longtime foreign correspondent having reported from an astounding 140 countries. her latest book is rock the casbah, and farwaz gerge is 'tis london school of his latest book is "the knew middle east." welcome back to both of you. rob robin, let me start with you. you had a terrific peet in "new york times" a year ago that struck me in which you mapped out a new middle east based on the realities of the groun...

Not necessarily the situation on the ground with many of their supporters. so it is an indication that the leadership of the organization still subscribes to peaceful demonstrations, although there are now some cracks within the organization, and we've seen a rise of some of the militancy in the sinai peninsula. but as a civil war in a pure sense, that is very difficult to project right now, given the fact that you still have a very strong functioning central government, security forces, and state institutions all across the country. >> ayman mohyeldin, thank you, in cairo. for more, i'm joine...

candidate for the republican nomination for the president, has been kind enough to join us in our studios in washington, d.c., and he's joining us live this morning after what was surely a very stressful and busy day yesterday. i do hope you got some sleep, and thank you for being with us. our viewers do thank you, too. >> thank you, robin, and it was a busy day but i survived. >> this is why it was a busy day, and we're going to talk about many issues, but let's start with what's at the top of the news. many people are asking, did you say something early yesterday about sexual alleg...

Professor nasr, thank you for coming on joining me. >> thank you. >> robin, steve, you both were listening to his assessment. he sent a signal that a lot of people say, just because khaddafy is gone doesn't mean the job is done. >> i think he's right. as i just tweeted a moment ago you're going to see a real power struggle. i think this was a very big accomplishment. remember when president obama decided to support the no-fly zone and he went down to brazil. it was the first time in history -- >> unbelievable. we were on international soil when the united states announced -- >> but that's in t...