The president, Hosni said he would resign after a wave of massive public protests against him, but feared chaos if you do. "I'm sick. After 62 years in public service, I've had enough . I want to leave, "Mubarak said in an interview with ABC journalist Christiane Amanpour." If I quit today, there will be chaos, "he added.
Mubarak, who remains inside his heavily guarded presidential palace in Cairo, said he was concerned about the violence that was experienced during the protests and that his Government was not responsible, ABC reported. On the other hand, Barack Obama described the president as a very good man, but HESITATIONS when asked if he felt that America had betrayed him, said ABC.
Mubarak said he had told Obama: "I do not understand Egyptian culture and what might happen if I quit now," according to ABC. On the other hand, Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, strongly condemned attacks against journalists and protesters in Egypt and said the government of President Hosni Mubarak should immediately start dialogue for a political transition.
"I urge the Government and a comprehensive and credible representation of the opposition in Egypt, civil society and political factions to immediately begin serious negotiations on a peaceful and orderly transition, "said the official. 
Mubarak, who remains inside his heavily guarded presidential palace in Cairo, said he was concerned about the violence that was experienced during the protests and that his Government was not responsible, ABC reported. On the other hand, Barack Obama described the president as a very good man, but HESITATIONS when asked if he felt that America had betrayed him, said ABC.
Mubarak said he had told Obama: "I do not understand Egyptian culture and what might happen if I quit now," according to ABC. On the other hand, Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, strongly condemned attacks against journalists and protesters in Egypt and said the government of President Hosni Mubarak should immediately start dialogue for a political transition.
"I urge the Government and a comprehensive and credible representation of the opposition in Egypt, civil society and political factions to immediately begin serious negotiations on a peaceful and orderly transition, "said the official.
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