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Critical here is that they all work for what is best for egypt. i think that if this is a long, protracted struggle, no one will benefit, the country won't benefit, and only the extremes will benefit. i think if we see some concrete reform -- steps leading toward reform, and the kind of restructuring that is necessary, that, in fact, in egypt, only the president can initiate, then i think, perhaps, the relationship between the president and the people and whenever the transition, however the transition takes place will actually -- that process will be less tense. but there's going to have to b...

Were taking far greater risks. >> look at the google executive. this is a guy who disappeared for nine days, i think. how even does that happen? even in a dictatorship, this is a guy who literally disappeared, nobody knew who he was. every egyptian knew exactly what had happened. the security services had picked him up, and he was incarcerated in some jail with no trial, no habeas corpus rights, nothing. that is the reality of egypt even today, even after all these protests, that the government can simply pick something up as high profile as that and just disappear with them. >> i thought extr...

Accountable state apparatus that can draw in people from all points of view, and in this case create a movement going forward. egypt can be a model of a peaceful transition, i think. >> do you believe that any peaceful transition in a country can actually happen in reality if you turf out leaders after 30 years. he's been in many people's eyes pretty good to the west and pretty good allies. is that a sensible way to proceed, or do you think the sensible way is the way president obama seems to prefer, a gradual transition, where mu bake is allowed to stay for a while, everything calls down and ...