that mubarak leave power and you'd have some sort of group of civilians, perhaps led by elbaradei, he flew back last week to egypt and is to some sense the touch letterhead of a broad-based opposition. we don't joke. the honest answer is egypt is in play in ways it has never been in play in its modern history. the farrow is going to be out. we're then beginning a process. the control of that process or the trajectory of that process is up for grabs. at the moment everybody knows what they're against, hosni mubarak. after you achieve your media goal, in this case, getting rid of hosni mubarak, people start falling out. they can't agree what they're for. that's when it gets real interesting and, to use your