Lyse Doucet; Thomas Friedman; Henry Kissinger

Thursday 02/03/2011

BBC correspondent Lyse Doucet phones in from Cairo with an update on protests demanding the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak. Thomas Friedman discusses the conflict on the ground in Egypt, following anti-Mubarak protests. Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger provides Middle Eastern historical context for the unrest.

People in this video: Thomas Friedman Henry Kissinger Lyse Doucet

Category: World Politics History

Lyse Doucet
World, Politics
Air Date 02/03/2011
BBC correspondent Lyse Doucet phones in with an update on protests calling for the resignation of President Mubarak. 10:34
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Thomas Friedman
World, Politics
Air Date 02/03/2011
Journalist Thomas Friedman discusses the conflict on the ground in Egypt following the anti-Mubarak protests. 19:35
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Egyptian Protests
World, Politics
Air Date 02/01/2011
Marwan Muasher and Robert Satloff offer their impressions of the events leading to Mubarak's decision to not run for reelection. 21:04
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Henry Kissinger
World, Politics, History
Air Date 02/03/2011
Henry Kissinger talks about the history of the Middle East and Egypt and its impact on the current protests. 21:10
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Nabil Fahmy
World, Politics
Air Date 09/30/2013
Nabil Fahmy, foreign minister for Egypt's interim government, on the state of the democratic government since the election of President Morsi. 16:31
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