hours earlier tearing count american flag, raising what appeared to be an al qaeda banner and chanting what appeared to be usama bin laden. the obama administration is telling more lies than a teenaged boy in a back seat. of course, they are planned attacks. it s not an accident both of these attacks happened september 11, thank you. the obama administration let its guard down. our only preventative action was to apologize to muslims for offending them once again. these attacks obviously were planned. we knew the one in cairo was coming because we evacuated the embassy and sent people home. the government knew it was coming and didn t stop it because they are in a ratings battle between the salafists and the muslim brotherhood about who is the greater supporter of islam. then we have president obama in the rose garden speech as you noted never mentioning egypt.
against a state. but it s a war-like act. and here is how we need to respond. in egypt you respond by telling the morsi government, the muslim brotherhood government, if this happens again the billions of dollars a year go away. they desperately need the money because egypt is hurting. the salafists are trying to undercut the egyptian economy. and they know this is a blow against tourism. in libya where the government cannot protect itself we need to track down the salafists behind his massacre and kill every one of them. no prisoners, kill them. megyn: president obama promises justice will be done. i want to get you back to california. something extraordinary is happening in this car chase in santa clarita. trace gallagher has the extraordinary details.
songs breaking out and the wild cheers here of in crowd and, he was able to capitalize not only on the muslim brotherhood political machine but also on a group called the salafists which makes the muslim brotherhood look moderate in comparison. they came out also, very strongly for him and it shows the power of the muslim brotherhood, which had been outlawed in this country for decades and remember, mohamed morsi spent time in prison, as a political prisoner, for being part of the muslim brotherhood. back when hosni mubarak was president. this is a huge change. not only for egypt but also for the arab world, for so long, president hosni mubarak was a major ally of the united states, ally of israel and israel and egypt have a very significant peace treaty and this now changes the power dynamic here. what we re going to have next is a struggle with the army. the army here recently dissolved the parliament which is also controlled by the muslim brotherhood.
square certainly will not be over. leland vittert, streaming live from cairo. with the latest. when do we expect the announcement to be made and do we have any indication of who the winner will be? reporter: right now, eric, the muslim brotherhood candidate, mohamed morsi is leading the unofficial vote count by 800,000 and the election commission can do whatever they want. cairo is literally waiting on pins and needles. the crowd behind me mostly made up of the muslim brotherhood and, the salafists, hard core islamists in tahrir square are silent, save when broadcasting of the election commission, and they have been going on 20 or 30 minutes, giving a history of the election and the revolution and everything else, will people here want to know, is the result and this could have a huge impact not only here in egypt, but, all around the arab world. health care was the king of the arab world and ruled the country with an iron fist for the better
thing they immediately go for is to start tightening down the social laws here. they didn t really worry much about the economic crisis that was involved here in egypt. they spent their time worrying about the social issues in terms of what women can wear, where they can wear it, where alcohol can be sold and that is something that made a lot of people scared about what president morsi is going to mean going forward. on the other hand, you can see, from behind me, this crowd that is going wild in a way we only saw 16 months ago, when president mubarak resigned, that this country is very divided. the muslim brotherhood enjoys huge support, the salafists which are a harder line version of the muslim brotherhood also have huge support and it is a very, very powerful political machine with a lot of money behind it. they ve brought out to bear and that is what high school driven him into the president-elect seat here in egypt and this is going to be a very quick transition. supposedly, the