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They feel the government in its way of doing that is to divide them and conquer them. by appearing to give some concessions, they feel the government is in effect trying to buy some of them off. we're actually seeing the effects of that on the streets, people saying, look, there's been too much chaos now, the government has given us a little. he won't stand again. that should be enough. it's those kind of divisions that are now pulling real anger on streets here, fareed. >> a fascinating turn in the story. up next, a former member of president mubarak's cabinet. what is going on in the corri...

Many people around the world have seen the proof that egypt can deliver. and today the challenge is first to resume law and order. we need to bring law and order back into the country. we need to bring back security into the country. we need to give the right messages to the business in terms of business environment. and that is probably one of the challenges now, especially when many business people are under attack. but also more important than that, we need also to prove that the transition will be smooth. that's why i believe president mubarak is key to that. we need to ensure the business...

Through that dictatorial constitution. my expert on constitutional law said the easiest way to start an new era with an interim constitution and set aside the parliament which is rigged and the constitution which has nothing to do with democracy and give ourself a year for the peaceful and safe transition. then we will get a proper president and proper parliament then again a full fledged democratic institution. that's the way i see it. >> a pleasure to have you on. thank you so much. up next, the latest live from egypt, major protests in cairo and alexandria and more.

So-called reformers, nine days ago he lost his job. egyptian prosecutors have since banned him from traveling and frozen his assets. he offers a rare insiders look at the highest levels of the egyptian government. >> do you think president mubarak was disappointed by the fact that president obama has in the end asked for him to resign? >> well, i can tell you now, not an official person, i can say whatever i want to say. i think the position of president obama and the president of the american government was extremely shortsided. i don't to say stupid. so much interference, they shouldn't have...

What egyptians out on the industry are protesting is not just mubarak personally, but the whole system, the military dictatorship. if the united states is seen as having helped orchestrate a continuation of military rule under a democratic facade, we will deeply disappoint and frustrate the on opposition in egypt which will inevitably turn more extreme and religious. then some years hence, the iranian scenario might well come to pass. you can read much more about what i think about democracy in my cover story in this week's "time" magazine and on time.com. up in just seconds, elbaradei and the...