it is good to have you with us, ahdaf soueif.an you tell us what it is the people are calling for right now? >> tank you, amy, it is good to back.k three a you will have to repeat your question, it is really noisy. >> what is it in your piece that you wrote in the guardian about morsi must go, and respond to the question of how the people in the streets feel about the military. >> there is a very going on right now in the streets. there are dissident voices and they are important voices that remind people the military for a year kills us in the street. on a whole, the people are just embracing the military. they're asking them to step in and are already celebrating the fall of morsi. if you believe in the happiness of the people, then you hope this is just that, a flirtation and once the people get what they want and make it an interim residential council, they get of the working constitution, then again they will have a more distance relationship with the military. that is what we hope. crocs talk about why you're calling for mo

pipes are egyptian novelist and political commentator ahdaf soueif her believes that it's a sad irony that the army has stayed behind the popular unrest the military for the year that they were actually in power they themselves waged a war against their god we should kill protestors on the streets in an escalating massacre so it is very sad that we are back in this position. but in fact it really is the intransigence of dr morsi that has led us to this because over the last year he has had repeated continuous trinity's to act as the president of egypt to bring people in to mend kind of broken ties and put the country on the road. and while public outrage again there isn't as president explodes a his supporters have vowed to fight to the end for their leader he is point to flee and want to find out what that motives are. egyptian president mohamed morsy supporters are gathering had not far from the presidential palace you have ever lived mustered an obvious novice groupings here you have the muslim brotherhood you have the salafist i knew was that had ordinary egyptians really sokolsky

what we spoke to egyptian novelist and political commentator ahdaf soueif and he believes it's a sad irony that the me has stood behind the popular unrest. the military for the year that they were actually in power they themselves waged a war against their protesters on the streets in an escalating massacre so it is very sad that we are back in this position. but in fact it really is the intransigence of dr morsi that has led us that is because over the last year he has had repeated continuous trinity's to act as the president of egypt to bring people in to mend kind of broken ties and to actually put the country on the road of the revolution. where somebody of the armies roadmap for a peaceful solution looks more like a coup hand later the sour piece of el dissects the egyptian crisis with his guests on cross talk here's a quick preview for you there two questions i had on the one was do you think that this will actually be a coup or just a means of transition by other means and also what about the the motivation of the word has a. brian wright well when the military is coming in an