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The world to support egypt in making the democratic transition, but i think it is not in the right of president obama or the american government or any other government to dictate on egypt what to do. >> if mubarak leaves, the military stays, the regime stays in power, the ones who oppose the reform stays in power. does anything change? >> well, i personally believe that the best scenario for egypt is for president mu bbarak to sy and finish his term. it is a very clear and strong message for the transition. since his speech action have been taken on the ground. i believe that egypt needs that...

Political changes in opening everybody. everybody knows the facebook have been one of many important factors that made this happen. but facebook was an outcome of the political reform. egypt has never restricted internet and opened up freedom of speech. i think we need to trust now in the young people of egypt and need to trust in the positive spirit that have been created. >> you said a few days ago that these events have taken egypt's economy back ten years. that's a pretty grim prognosis. do you think it will take that long to get back to where you were? >> well, fareed, business needs stab...

Chicanery and outmaneuver this great movement of protest and they feel the government in its way doing of doing that is divide 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. there will be elections. 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...

Voices with different views. elbaradei might be the closest thing egypt has to a leader of the opposition. ever since the crisis started, he's been saying mubarak has to leave. but mubarak is still there. what's the next step? then a unique insight into the mind of the egyptian government. rasheed mohammed was the trade minister. he'll talk to us about what is going on in his country. then, you heard last week what british prime minister david cameron thinks about egypt. today you'll hear his thoughts on the crucial question everyone is watching. can you cut deficits and get economic growth? h...

Prevent the tanks to roll in and take down the barricades. as generals requested here in the past several days. i asked them, you know, the army is supposed to be neutral here. you frequently tell me the army and people are one hand. this a common catch phrase in egypt. the demonstrators say yes, but the army takes orders from president mubarak and do not trust him if he tries to open the way here, it will end our bubble or enclaf here. enclave here. another side of suspicion here, amid talk of dialogue and opening up the media and remove ing censorship here, heard word a correspondent for al ...