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against u.s. troops inlo afghanistan, his name is hajee malee kahn. he's said to have been behind the attack on the u.s. embassy in kabul next month. troops guarding the embassy battles these insurgent attackers for almost 20 hours straight. let me bring inok ourq nick pey loss. or me int( w3kabul. can you start with who this guy is and why he is a big deal. >>e1 this is the operational leader forq a group in afghanistan, we're told. that's a very sophisticated part of the insurgency in the east of the country and based inlp pakistan. this man is uncle to that network's leader. so a...

Pretend i'm a cutter and deficit reducer and work across the aisle as i did in 2008. i can get away with it. i'm clever. show you how i can do it. do it in half the speech a run all the way until the election day next year. demagoguing ryan and pretending i'm a centrist. >> hear it for bull clinton. bill clinton pulled that. bill clinton is much better than barack obama at that game. >> that is it for the panel. stay tuned as one of our own gets an extreme

His counterpart in the egyptian military. last night after president mubarak's speech a, so we are seeing on many levels here, reaching out and communicating about what's happening on the ground. >> i had anticipated that would be taking place. the called like this can be made in order to ensure that that a peaceful protest doesn't get out of hand and the military comes back and takes charge. it was suggesting earlier that the military may move president mubarak out of egypt. the longer this goes on unrevolved, the economic consequences are going to deepen.

Leaves, then we leave. that doesn't seem to be happens, so this sit-in is only getting more permanent. it's spread to the gates of the egyptian parliament two days ago. now it seems there's an effort to organize a sit-in at the state television as well. when the mu -- when hosni mubarak gave a speech a little more than a week ago here people were angry, very frustrated, and the next day there were pro-government demonstrations. some of the demonstrators told us they felt bad for hosni mubarak. it will be interesting whether he will have sympathy in the streets after this latest speech. wolf? >...

Remains a very volatile situation that threatens to even further deepen the ethnic divisions that exist here. if parliament is not inaugurated tomorrow, that risks the done descending into chaos. if it is inaugurated tomorrow as the current representation stands, the risk is that the pashtun population could feel increasingly disenfranchised, alienated and possibly turn towards the taliban. >> arwa damon for us. thank you. it's possibly the most watched speech a president will ever give. of course i'm talking about the state of the union. president obama gives his on tuesday. he'll lay out h...