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The u.s. doesn't really do splinter parties, third parties, fourth parties that much. and so you have basically trump channelling a mix of nationalism, populism and anxiety about terrorism, and he's doing it within the republican party. and it's not surprising that there's a constituency for that. >> and within that party, trump is now leading by more than double digits to his closest rivals. it seems the controversy gave him a boost despite or because of the controversy over this travel ban. does this put him closer to the republican nomination and yet further away from winning a general elec...

Enough how much egypt, the arab world's most populous country is in unchartered territory right now. the political landscape rapidly shifting. and even the muslim brotherhood, which is such a disciplined movement. it has yet to register a political party yet officially with the interim government. and there's an awful lot of speculation that some of the divisions within, between the elders and the youth, for example, could lead to splinter parties coming off of that movement. that's something we'll have to watch very closely in the weeks and months ahead. >> egypt very much a work in progress....

A secular or religion government. in it sounds like a big deal that is going to be decided by the election. >> but unlike the 2005 election no major factions boycotted the elections. everyone is participating. there were secular and religion parties. splinter parties from religion party, that less religion. it is hopeful and i think it as huge opportunity for the united states and the obama administration to see this through to success and make sure success is the priority. not drawing down troops. if the general thinks we can drawn down 50,000 that is great. we should make the priority succes...

A secular or religion government. in it sounds like a big deal that is going to be decided by the election. >> but unlike the 2005 election no major factions boycotted the elections. everyone is participating. there were secular and religion parties. splinter parties from religion party, that less religion. it is hopeful and i think it as huge opportunity for the united states and the obama administration to see this through to success and make sure success is the priority. not drawing down troops. if the general thinks we can drawn down 50,000 that is great. we should make the priority succes...

Shi'ites and sunnies or a coalition government? a secular or religion government. in it sounds like a big deal that is going to be decided by the election. >> but unlike the 2005 election no major factions boycotted the elections. everyone is participating. there were secular and religion parties. splinter parties from religion party, that less religion. it is hopeful and i think it as huge opportunity for the united states and the obama administration to see this through to success and make sure success is the priority. not drawing down troops. if the general thinks we can drawn down 50,000 t...