shadi hamid? >> there are a couple of things here.rst of all, in algeria, i mean, what happened was a military coup. of course there are major differences, but i think we can also try to learn from what so that thealgeria international commodity and the egyptians themselves can start to reduce the polarization that is going on. michael made some valid points about morsi's 10-year being a disaster. it was. but that doesn't justify a military coup against the first democratically elected government and no one can pretend that was going to go smoothly. i should also note there is something unprecedented about this. michael said there is nothing new about the military killing people. that is true, but what is new, this is the first massacre against the muslim brotherhood 1954 the 1950s, since under gamal abdul nasser. this never happened under mubarak and in that sense, this will have a powerful symbolic effect and it will be very difficult to turn back from this . how do you convince the brotherhood to reintegrate into the political proc

i would suspect now, going back to the comments of shadi hamid coming out of doha that the gulf stateswho are very sympathetic with this transition and the military will put up the first tranche of money in transition. the government only has $15 billion of reserves. that's more than half less than what they had prior to the revolution. that would last them about three months. so the gulf states have provided $12 billion in the last year. i would suspect they would be the first movers. they need to have the dialogue here with christine lagarde of the international monetary fund. also, becky, another clear point here from the u.s. in the statement that came out of the white house. president obama suggested they'd need to have a democratically elected government. they didn't suggest the democratically elected democratic government of president morsi here. so what the white house is looking for and why they suspended aid, they didn't want the military to take control and hold on to control. they would like to see a smooth transition. that's what the business community is looking at as wel