kay owes in cairo. a spinning move parliament illegitimate and the military announced it was over. the same parliament egyptians have spent months voting for in their first votes ever. one tweet from a human rights activist said, egypt just witnessed the smoothest military coup. we d be outraged if we weren t so exhausted. chaos erupted in the streets of cairo and tahrir square as people gathered. it comes just two days ahead of the presidential election. now this election pits a mubarak loyalist that the military supports against a muslim brotherhood candidate. that it doesn t. it doesn t seem to be a cowibs dense that the brotherhood was the single biggest party in the parliament dissolved today. how did america get egypt so wrong? i remember being in cairo covering the revolution not even 18 months ago. it was inspiring and it was uplifting. it was a moment i ll never forget. president obama, like so many other americans, was moved. by a revolution that toppleled a dictato
a spinning move parliament illegitimate and the military announced it was over. the same parliament egyptians have spent months voting for in their first votes ever. one tweet from a human rights activist said, egypt just witnessed the smoothest military coup. we d be outraged if we weren t so exhausted. chaos erupted in the streets of cairo and tahrir square as people gathered. it comes just two days ahead of the presidential election. now this election pits a mubarak loyalist that the military supports against a muslim brotherhood candidate. that it doesn t. it doesn t seem to be a cowibs dense that the brotherhood was the single biggest party in the parliament dissolved today. how did america get egypt so wrong? i remember being in cairo covering the revolution not even 18 months ago. it was inspiring and it was uplifting. it was a moment i ll never forget. president obama, like so many other americans, was moved. by a revolution that toppleled a dictator who had ruled for
out front tonight, chaos in cairo. a spunning move by mubarak era judges today who declared parliament illegitimate and the military announced it was over. the same parliament egyptians have spent months voting for in their first votes ever. one tweet from a human rights activist said, egypt just witnessed the smoothest military coup. chaos erupted in the streets of cairo and tahrir square as people gathered. it comes just two days ahead of the presidential election. now this election pits a mubarak loyalist that the military supports against a muslim brotherhood candidate. that it doesn t. it doesn t seem to be a cowibs dense that the brotherhood was the single biggest party in the parliament dissolved today. how did america get egypt so wrong? i remember being in cairo covering the revolution not even 18 months ago. it was inspiring and it was uplifting. it was a moment i ll never forget. president obama, like so many other americans, was moved. by a revolution that topplel
many and in the dining room of the hotel we were being observed 24/7. it was incredible police oppressive. we felt at any moment we could have been out of our hotel room. those are the conditions we ve had to work . at long last, we can breathe a huge sigh of relief as well as the people if the square as the mubarak regime is finally over. sean: dominic, we appreciate your great reporting. president obama reacted to the news by declaring egypt the nation that would never be the same. the president: by stepping down, president pew mu responded to the egyptian president mubarak responded to the egyptian people s hunger for change. this is not the end of the transition it is the beginning. tahrir means liberation. there s a word that speaks to that something in our souls that cries out for freedom.
as martin luther king said in celebrating the birth while trying to perfect his own, there s something in the soul that cries out for freedom. those were the cries that came from tahrir square. and the entire world has taken note. today belongs to the people of egypt. the american people are moved by the scenes for cairo and across egypt because of who we are as a people. the kind of world we want want our children to grow up in. the word tahrir means liberation. it is a word that speaks to that something in our souls that cries out for freedom, and forever more it will remind us of the egyptian people. of what they did, of the things they stood for, and how they changed their country and in