affect most egypt countries. egypt, alex, i don't need to remind you, is the most pivotal, most populist arab state. if egypt goes, the entire arab world goes. egypt historically has affected cultural and political and social development throughout the arab world. even though tunisia provided the trigger that ignited the political violence, the crisis itself is structural. the crisis has been with us for many, many years. i mean, think about it. egypt is a country of 82 million people. 43% of egyptians live either in poverty or below the poverty line. president mubarak has been in power for 30 years. millions of egyptians wait hours every day to get six loaves of bread, subsidized loaves of bread. the institutional infrastructure of egypt has been really decimated. what i mean, regardless of whether president mubarak