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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20110211:18:01:00

egypt right now because there s high confidence and support for the egyptian military. the thought is if anyone can implement this transition away from dictatorship towards democracy, the military, which is highly respected can do it. we ll see if that is doable. in fact, we re not only getting reaction from inside egypt, you can see the flag waving, the celebratory events going on but getting reaction from all of our correspondents from around the world. anderson cooper is joining us in our coverage today, so is hala gorani. guy, a lot of us who watched egypt over the years, watched the middle east over the years can t really believe what s going on within 18 days, a dictator is removed. there was some violence but it could have been so much worse. thousands of people could have been killed. human rights watch says more than 300 were killed. there still are plenty of people in prison right now but at least this is a step forward and both of you were there, anderson.

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110210:19:54:15

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110210:19:54:15
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Transition to democracy in egypt

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110210:19:04:00

america will continue to do everything that we can to support an orderly and genuine transition to democracy in egypt. now, as we watch what s taking place, we re also remained that we live in an interconnected world. what happens across the globe has an impact on each and every one of us and that s why wife come to marquette today. let s bring in nbc news white house correspondent savannah guthrie. the president s in marquette, michigan, but measured tone, as we ve seen quite honestly throughout the crisis and the consistent reaction from the white house and the administration. reporter: yeah. i really look at statement he gave as kind of a place holder because the truth is, people here are watching this very fluid situation in egyp just the way rest of us are. there obviously are conflicting reports depending if you look at state tv, or hearing what the

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20110210:20:07:00

so going forward we want those young people and we want all egyptians to know america will continue to do everything that we can to support an orderly and genuine transition to democracy in egypt. nbc s savannah guthrie live at the white house. also joining us, chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. i want to ask you both in this order, starting with savannah, are we widing this camel or chasing it? reporter: watching it, i think. the president may, if mubarak speaks, may be watching it from air force one as he returns from michigan. i was thinking where we were nine days ago on the tuesday when he call aired meeting of the national security adviser and watched statement from the situation room. what they ve said, behind closed doors and what the president say, this is a fluid situation a situation where you ve had conflicting reports all day long. the administration has carefully

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