mubarek says he's not responsible.rmer dictator claiming he wasn't responsible for the brutality and not responsible and shouldn't be held accountable. we talked about it earlier with david kirkpatrick of the "new york times" and fareed zakaria from cnn. >> fareed, to hear mubarek saying he's innocent of everything basically and didn't order the attacks on protestors, i mean, when you're an absolute dictator of a country for many, many years, it suddenly seems ridiculous for somebody to claim oh, look i had no responsibility for what was happening. >> no. the complicating factor here, anderson, is he's almost certainly guilty of the charges that are being laid against him. but it still has the feeling of i don't want to say a show trial but a trial that is not fair. i wish that egyptian government realized that this is really a very important moment for them. they need to get this right. >> david, that image of this once all-powerful dictator reduced to a sickly man inside a cage has got to be an incredibly powerful im

do you have an increasing problem with the new military government that you didn't have under the mubarekblem the fact that the egyptian army and the egyptian police are preoccupied elsewhere. and we are concerned about the growing instability and lack of control in sinai. it's not just terrorists coming out of gaza but it's bedouin blowing up our gas line there which provides 40% of our natural gas has been blown up five times in the last few months. israel in an extraordinary gesture has allowed egypt to bring in forces to sinai in excess of what was allowed under the peace treaty, and we hope that they'll be able to restore order and control throughout the sinai peninsula. >> tell me more what you know about the investigation and the intelligence. this is the worst attack inside israel in i think two years, two plus years. exactly what happened? >> well, several groups of terrorists infiltrated to the border. they laid ambush along the tourist route to elat, one of israel's major tourist attractions in the south along the dead sea. lots of resorts. and they began to fire at civilian ve

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