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we re going to keep talking about this, including coming up in just a bit, david axelrod is going to weigh in on the health care situation. and we re watching the events in egypt, where the president there faces a big deadline. but there s another, thomas, big story overseas to talk about. where in the world is edward snowden? this caused a rift between the u.s. and hong kong. then it was the u.s. versus russia. now bolivia is in the mix, accusing the president of orchestrating a plot that threatened the life of the president. morales was forced to spend the night in vienna after his plane was rerouted to austria after being denied access over french and portuguese air space. it stemmed from a rumor that snowden had hitched a ride on the president s jet and was seeking asylum in south america. they re not commenting on reports that the obama administration prevented them from letting the plane pass over their borders. apparently, snowden was not on board, still waiting in a russian

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conversation. what do we know or suspect are the military to military communications going on between the united states and egypt at this point? which played such a big role last time when egypt faced this kind of crisis in the last regime. i know that general dempsey, our chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, has been in contact with top egyptian military officials over the last week, and there have been other extensive contacts. this is a very awkward situation for the united states. the u.s. would like to be able to remain neutral, not to declare sides. the obama administration has been very happy the u.s. isn t the issue in egypt. this is a battle between the different egyptian factions. this is becoming increasingly difficult to observers when i talk to what you re seeing on the streets of cairo really is a second revolutionary outpouring of protests. it s very hard to distinguish the anger against morsi and morsi s autocratic behavior from

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its radical allies will be even more entrenched. in places like the sinai, for example, have become bastions of terrorism right on israel s border. that s one argument. the other argument, which is the muslim brotherhood argument, which morsi was making very passionately last night on television, is that there is a political process. he was elected. he has legitimacy. and that if you remove it, the whole democratic experiment in this part of the world will be considered a failure, and that could lead to violence. and there is a deep concern that, if you try and remove morsi by force, the muslim brotherhood could go back to its roots, and we could see more violence here. it was a long answer. it s a big question. richard engel, who s going to be with us on msnbc and nbc all day as this unfolds. richard, stay safe. look forward to your reporting throughout the day. thank you. now, as we said before with us, david ignatius, a very experienced watcher of these types of things. we know pr

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the anger against hosni mubarak s similar behavior. in that case, the military sided with the protesters. in this case, it seems to be the same. i d be very surprised , despite president obama s call to morsi to reassure him in a sense, i would be very surprised if the u.s. in the end didn t stand with the military, which is our closest ally in egypt. let s just take the next step in that only sis. what are the inside the administration thinking about this and what the various scenarios are that it imagined playing out and what the best case scenario is and what the worst case scenario is over the course of the next, say, six months. i think the best case scenario is one that president morsi actually made reference to in his very fiery speech last night. he said some had proposed a transitional arrangement where there would be early elections six months from now, possibly to replace him as president, but that would be up for grabs. there would be a kind of

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