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Want that for him. you see tremendous outrage on the part of the people to the crackdown on human rights, the poverty, the corruption in syria, but i don't think they'll be able to shake this regime from its foundation at this point. >> so you think that serious will end up like the iranian protests in 2009 instead of egypt in 2011? >> highly likely because i think assad does gnat want to engage in the kind of dialogue and concessions with reformers that you've seen elsewhere because he doesn't want to leave power because it's not in his self-interest to do so. >> talk about corruption not onl...

Form political parties, run free and fair electionses, first for a parliament then for a president. we can provide technical assistance that leads to political reform and give a real voice to the people of egypt and the people of other countries. ultimately it will be these countries who elect the leaders of the future. jenna: p.j. crowley nice to have you today. i look forward to talking to you again as well. as former head of the state department big things ahead for you. for coverage in libya and other uprisings go to foxnews.com. amazing reporting from our teams. be sure to check it out fo...

Policy, that the president has formulated. we want to see political, economic and social reform across the region from algeria all the way to yemen. how that unfolds will vary country by country by country. but, you know, you have a situation in libya where qaddhafi had the opportunity to see what had happened in tunisia and egypt. you look at egypt, for example, and in our conversations with the egyptian government and the egyptian military they made clear from the outset that they would never turn their weapons on their own people, and that was a fundamental factor in seeing the things unfol...

President ali abdullah saleh and his military leader. they come from the same tribe but have a different vision about the future. jenna: we use these determines democracy and freedom as if they apply the same way wherever we say them around the world. it's a important reminder a democracy could elect a fundamental religious leader. do you think that the united states has to be stronger with our message to the arab world about what type of democracy, what type of nations we'd like to see emerge there and be stronger with our message not only there but also to our own people here at home? >> i t...

To attack our men and women in uniform in iraq, they have headquarters for hamas in damascus, they support hezbollah. i mean, this is a very nasty jeem. of course, the idea of having the muslim brotherhood come in is equally inpalatable. gen jen especially because we're also seeing the muslim brotherhood become more active in egypt as they continue to try to focus their democracy as it grows over the next couple of months. a quick final question, jon. what should we do? i mean, what should be the u.s.' role here? is there any role for us to play? >> well, i think obviously we want to make sure...