PROTESTERS CALL FOR 'MARCH OF MILLIONS', Cairo demonstration could begin in hours: Anderson Cooper reporting live from Cairo, Egypt
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EGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT TIGHTENS GRIP, Internet provider shut down: Cooper talks with Ben Wedeman, Nic Robertson and Ivan Watson
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EGYPTIAN GOVERNMENT TIGHTENS GRIP, Protest enter second week:
•AC speaks with Jill Doughtery
•Cooper interviewed two American citizens, Tom Traylor and Jessica Sobrino, who are residents of Cairo and trying to get out
•Anderson Cooper's one on one interview with Mohamed ElBaradei, former head of the IAEA and current opposition leader
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• John King and Robin Wright discuss the politics of the crisis in Egypt
360 BULLETIN: Isha Sesay and the weather report with Chad Myers
There were a few brief clips of Cooper exploring the streets of Cairo on Monday's AC360 that we've combined into a short video
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EXTRA:Anderson did an interview from Egypt that was posted on Huffington Post earlier today. Here's a small snippet:
"One way to understand the sheer intensity of the scene in Tahrir Square can be found in Cooper's description of his interview with opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei in the square during a nighttime protest. "It was a complete mob scene," he said. "It was like a political mosh pit. The crowd was so intense that it was very difficult to get close to [ElBaradei]...my feet were lifted off the ground." Later, Cooper interviewed ElBaradei at his house. He said ElBaradei joked about the relative calm of the situation compared to the night before.
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