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bill: you mentioned the economy, gas is more expensive. there are fewer jobs, the gdp has plummeted. egypt survives on tourism, people coming from europe or asia or come from the united states and they visit the the pyramid, down the nile, the luxor, and they spend money. and so many egyptians rely on that money. tourism has tried up. they are not going there any more because of the instability the world has watched for two and a half years. you need to change that before you get a strong foundation yet again for the people of egypt. martha: so far this has been a student-led, youth haoeufp led protest that has spilled into alexandria and other cities around egypt. the question is what happens if this deadline is passed? does it remain the kind of enthusiastic youth-driven protest that we ve seen in social media or devolve into something violent and something different? that is something we ll watch play out over the course of the next few days. bill: 23 people killed