if i were interviewing adolph hitler, i certainly wouldn't like him. - but you would interview him? oh, of course i'd interview hitler. - don't you have to like them just a little bit? like something about them? - no. - but what we see in your eyes, or think we see, is that you do like them. - you don't have to like the guest. you have to be curious about the guest. there's a bit difference. i am intensely-- wouldn't you be curious about what made a guy like adolph hitler tick? - but don't they come to you, larry, because you look like you like them? - no, they come to me because they know i'm interested in them. they know they won't be embarrassed. they'll be asked good questions--fair questions. they don't have to respond. this is not a court. it's not an inquisition. any guest can say, "i don't want to answer that". i did a thing with al d'amato the other morning at a broadcast conference in upper new york state, and we were talking about the quayle thing, and i said, "well, what if that were asked of you?" he said, "i refuse to answer". what can an interviewer do? if i say to you

bonhoeffer's family very, very involved in the conspiracy against adolph hitler. this was the moment of decision, do i take another step? >> bonhoeffer joined the german military intelligence as a double agent and acted as a courier for the 3rd reich and used it to make contact with the allied forces across europe. >> he had it resolved in his mind, philosophically that he could be in a direct plot. >> even many good germans had no idea but bonhoeffer knew. he thought if i as a christian am unwilling to get my hands durty to protebt scores of thousands and millions of innocent jews, i will not be able to stand before a holy god. to have some fussy theological argument, sometimes god requires you in obedience to take action. >> before the assassination plan could be carried out, bonhoeffer arrested and sent to military prison. >> he was involved in trying to get a number of jews to safety. >> he was awaiting trial on july 20th, 1944 when the plot to kill hitler failed. >> now the entire conspiracy working on/off for 10 years completely exposed. at that time bonhoef

they even likened him to adolph hitler. "you're a coward," they sang, ""an agent of america. go, go, there is revolution everywhere here." who do you want to replace the president? >> i think i cannot expect right now because everything is happening. it is beyond expectations. how can we expect what is going to happen? >> reporter: are you frightened for the future or are you excited? >> excited, yes. >> reporter: who do you want to be president? >> i don't have a clue, but not him. >> reporter: in the square, they prayed for freedom from tyranny. the center of this city of 18 million people grindgto a halt. in a new egypt, we were told, muslims and christians will live in peace. but for all the festivity there's a dangerous power vacuum here. banks and the internet have been shut for days. the economy is crippled. egyptians say nothing can change until the regime folds. >> suarez: more than 18,000 people jammed the cairo international airport today, trying to get out of egypt. dozens of charter flights arrived to ferry away foreigners and egyptians. but the airport was in di