Deadly violence in Egypt
After more than 50 people are killed in Egypt, Fouad Ajami and CNN's Ben Wedeman weigh what's next.
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What comes next in Egypt?
International journalists Ben Wedeman, Shahira Amin and Christiane Amanpour talk to Anderson about the emotion in Egypt after Morsy's removal and what's next for the Muslim Brotherhood.
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Egypt: Battle over the word 'coup'
Anderson Cooper and Christiane Amanpour discuss the ramifications of calling Morsy's removal a coup.
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Activist: People held hostage by Morsy
Egyptian opposition activist Ahmed El Hawary spoke out on AC360 about the Egyptian military's removal of president Mohamed Morsy. "The military aligned its actions with the will of the people," El Hawary said Morsy's government policies failed and his removal was not a coup. FULL POST
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Muslim Brotherhood: Protests won't stop
Muslim Brotherhood spokesman Gehad El-Haddad spoke out to AC360 about president Mohamed Morsy's removal from power. El-Haddad said the military sidestepped on a democratically elected president and the group plans to stick to their principles. He also said that at the end of the day the Brotherhood is committed to a peaceful change of power.
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Pres. Morsy defies military's ultimatum
After Egypt's president refuses to step down, Cairo braces for more protester clashes. Ben Wedeman reports.
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Egypt's top military officer announced President Mohamed Morsy is no longer the leader of the country. In a televised address on Wednesday, Gen. Abdel-Fatah El-Sisi outlined a political road map for the country to follow. He warned the military would respond firmly to any violence.
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