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the egyptian revolution we saw a ton tawi the former defense minister take over for the supreme council of armed forces we saw morsi elected and then we saw tonto he fired by morsi and put into an adversarial position afterwards in this next round we saw morsi abuse his power as mubarak has abused his but there are several key differences of how the military is involved with this regime versus how it was involved with the mubarak regime and the previous regime under mubarak most of brotherhood members and dissidents were put under military trials they were locked away in dark prisons and there was no knowledge of where they were being held and the trial process right now for morsi we know what prison he's in he's received to foreign delegations of foreign dignitaries visiting him and it's also been allowed familial visits so just in the way that the trial is being conducted between mubarak and morsi well it's a stark difference is that they would side a second question about public relations that's all is it public relations to for washington no it's not public relations whatsoever if the army was inte

the egyptian revolution we saw a ton tawi the former defense minister take over for the supreme council of armed forces we saw morsi elected and then we saw tonto he fired by morsi and put into an adversarial position afterwards in this next round we saw morsi abuse his power as mubarak has abused his but there are several key differences of how the military is involved with this regime versus how it was involved with the mubarak regime and the previous regime under mubarak most of brotherhood members and dissidents were put under military trials they were locked away in dark prisons and there was no knowledge of where they were being held and the trial process right now for morsi we know what prison he's in he's received two foreign delegations of foreign dignitaries visiting him and it's also been allowed familial visits so just in the way that the trial is being conducted between mubarak and morsi well it's a stark difference is that no one wanted side is that it's a question about public relations that's all is it public relations two for washington though it's not public relations whatsoever if th

the egyptian revolution we saw a ton tawi the former defense minister take over for the supreme council of armed forces we saw morsi elected and then we saw tonto he fired by morsi and put into an adversarial position afterwards in this next round we saw morsi abuse his power as mubarak has abused his but there are several key differences of how the military is involved with this regime versus how it was involved with the mubarak regime and the previous regime under mubarak most of brotherhood members and dissidents were put under military trials they were locked away in dark prisons and there was no knowledge of where they were being held and the trial process right now for morsi we know what prison he's in he's received to foreign delegations of foreign dignitaries visiting him and it's also been allowed familial visits so just in the way that the trial is being conducted between mubarak and morsi well it's a stark difference is that no one wanted side is that it's a question about public relations that's all is it public relations to for washington no it's not public relations whatsoever if the army

the president can appoint a defense minister only after the approval of the supreme council of the armed forcescannot fire him unless with the approval of the supreme council of the armed forces. >> could you say something about the way which the military is now perceived in egypt, the way it is depicted in the media? then talk about the relationship between the u.s. and the egyptian military. >> the military's enjoying widespread popularity. i think is successfully co-opted movement against mom and morsi, against the muslim brotherhood. this is the real danger, and learned -- and learn how to co- the movement. nationalistic chauvinistic flag-waving going on. it is a problem because a lot of the same grievances that can give rise to revolution can also give rise to this kind of nationalism and a must fascism. it is a very fine line. we're seeing a shift toward that direction. but there are still people on the ground, activist, who have rejected the authoritarian nature of the state wetherbee mubarak, morsi, sisi. >> might he run for president ,sisi? >> that is a big question. there's a growing