Apparently, Mubarak is huddling with his generals. If they turn on him, his rule is over in Egypt. He's instructed his Prime Minister to take measures to create jobs as well, but no one seems to believe that is going to pacify those in the streets. Say this much for Mubarak though: he's hung in there six days, which is impressive. Most leaders are gone by now. Should he be gone? Hey look, if you need an answer to that, ask yourself how we'd act after 30 years with one President.Apparently, ElBaradei is now leading the protestors. This appears, at this point, to be coming down to ElBaradei, Suleiman, or the Muslim Brotherhood taking charge in Egypt.
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