united states is propping up the muslim brotherhood. but last night's speech which antagonized many egyptians and apparently antagonized many in washington as well was very aggressive. president morsi, ex-president morsi, was banging his fist on the podium. he was waving his finger at the camera talking about violence, not talking about inclusion. talking about how he was the legitimate leader of this country and that no one should dare to challenge him. it seems at that stage washington may have had some private concerns or certainly stopped supporting him overtly. the result we're seeing right now. the question is s and what i'm mostly concerned about, are the radicals, the people who saw morsi's arrival to power as not just a democratic process but as the fulfillment of a religious dream, the people who saw the muslim brotherhood after decades in hiding, decades operating as a clandestine group.