Today on American Morning, Kiran Chetry talks with James Rubin, former U.S. assistant secretary of state and current executive editor of the The Bloomberg View. Rubin's wife is ABC News' Christiane Amanpour, whose car was attacked while reporting in Egypt.
Rubin says Mubarak's tactics to attack protesters and round up journalists were not successful. Protesters today show that this "really is the end for Mubarak," Rubin tells Chetry.
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Time to get the fk out of dodge Mr Mubarak before it gets even uglier. The good of the country is the most imortant thing. May God bring peace and stability to thier troubled nation. I do feel this was necessary for the greater good of Egypt.
Very well put,Veritas. Mubarak needs to go. Hopefully the next leader won't pander so much to the West and put Egypt first!!!
I push out Mubaraks after eating too much fiber. Ba doom ching... Thank you I will be here all week.
He was a great freind of the American government, and that's not saying much. We americans need to be much better stewards of how our elected officials takes care of our business, responsiblity begins with us. Very, very sorry Egypt please forgive the USA.
On second thought, Egypt needs a strong U.S. ally ; a man that helps Egyptians, but works with America to help keep the region stable. I can't believe my earlier post; what was I thinking? VERITAS, you just may be a bit too harsh on Mubarak.
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