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hosni mubarak s health is an issue here in egypt. keep in mind when we heard earlier today is that the lawyer for hosni mubarak said he was in a, quote, deep coma, he fell into that coma midday local time and that the lawyer was on the way to the hospital and didn t know whether or not hosni mubarak would ever regain consciousness. now, the hospital for itds part as you said, said, yes, he did lose consciousness. he fainted for a while earlier today. but regained consciousness quite shortly after that. they re also telling us that apparently it s not uncommon for mubarak to faint every once in a while. simply because his health is so problematic. the reason why this is such a big issue here in egypt, fredricka, is because mubarak is due to stand trial on august 3rd for atrocities allegedly committed during his reign here of almost 30 years in power. and, of course, during the revolution that started on january 25th and that eventually led to him being ousted. so a lot of pe
come together and work, let s work with the unions, let s work with the governments at the state and local level and at the federal level and see how we can tackle these issues together. this is a time where we should be coming together not polarizing the issues, and there is a lot of opportunity here to look at ways of being more efficient, doing more with less and that s really what he s encouraging everyone to do. jenna: has he sent any messages or shared any thoughts about the democrats that have left the state of wisconsin to avoid the political process from happeni happening? look, i think let s not turn what is really a wisconsin issue into a washington issue. the president was very clear about what he thinks should happen at the state and loaningl and federal government. we all have to make sacrifices and do with less. i think i ll leave it with that. jenna: our viewers are looking
the justice department, making a short statement, but there are a lot of questions surrounding that nissan pathfinder you re looking at right there. as we know, this all happened quickly. pete williams made this point it really is an important point to make that the fact that authorities were able to apprehend a suspect in a matter of days is remarkable. if you think of the scope of new york city alone, that would be a huge feat. but they had to really canvass connecticut because this is where the suspect was living. there were international communications that were that were allegedly ap i lly happeni. that had to be investigated. an incredible amount of evidence was able to be recovered from the car itself. and we discussed this a little earlier the oftentimes in a car bombing, the car explodes, therefore there s no evidence to render from the car. any prints, any possible links