these refuse to accept the legitimatecy of the obama administration. >> obama care was never taken to the poll. >> some do argue that because president obama was re-elected on this major platform here. you feel this will only bolter their ranks. >> they are there doing what they were sent to do. if the more moderate republican party does the hard work of organizationing and running their own candidate, it's something that can be rolled back. >> i think we have a larger program here. >> of whether the tea party or the democrats were trying to save it. we have a serious mess that i belief is going to put us on the path to what's happening in europe if we don't do something. >> earlier today, speaker boehner was on abc talking about that. let's first listen to what we have to say. >> we are not going down that path. >> . speaker boehner getting a little fired up there. in the past the assumption has been that the debt limit was going to be untouchable. now we're hearing talks that republicans right use that in negotiating. how big of a deal is this? i think what speaker boehner should be

it's also armed forces day in egypt so it gives the e legitimatecy to his group in egyptian. as you say the war raises the status of the egyptian army. this is way for them to show that they still have support that they might be faced. do you think the army is still respective with the institution today after the revolution in 2011 and after the mohammed morsi. is it still in egypt as it was today. >>> of course it was the most organized force in egypt where you have a lot of disorganization. other institution is in egyptian that will compete for same that the army has. there isn't one. that's part of the reason why the army gets the respect that it does. the wars have the victories of the past is from a by goner ra it' pretty much allies and cooperating on many fronts. we are talking about something coming back from 1973. >>> what are the indication of this war as a hole. six years a after the arab bombing where they went to this war. what lessons did they learn from it? >> well the war commemorated the start of the actual conflict, october 6th. it was so significant was six

they think it was people coming out for almost giving on the government here legitimatecy. their idea is that they would show the world that everything was good now in the country, that the rulers, that the legitimate ruleers were here to support them. that you say on the other side of the world, we were seeing people turning out all were left as they got close to tahrir square with the secure forces. there's a death toll. we had at least two people killed and 7 killed in tahrir square it comes across, 28 said and to the latest figures to the ministry. >>> has it fell with any points that this would be one of those days that we've seen in the last few years where things have gotten out of control or has it been kept on it today? >> caller: i think it's very clear that they have a number of marches and they were calling for calling for different parts of cairo to move on to the tahrir square. we needed the main marches wob tracked by the security forces and almost when the two are on the square and the main one where you have to go to lots of security checks to get in to the