she knew that she had to function in a period when people did not want to see her attend cabinet meetings which she had no interest in doing and didn't. but at the same time, she knew that that generation of woman could not any longer be content to be a mamie eisenhower, or one of the earlier first ladies who basically poured tea. >> suarez: michael beschloss, thanks for joining us. >> pleasure, ray. >> brown: next, margaret warner continues her reporting from post-revolutionary egypt. tonight, she talks with political activists trying to find their way in an uncertain future. >> warner: the road from tahrir square to a new egypt winds through modest neighborhoods like embaba in cairo. and last night, volunteers from the new "el adl," or "justice," party descended on this coffee shop with cheer and resolve, bearing brochures and campaign videos.