Rachel Maddow and Richard Engel | Egypt Protests Grow

Rachel Maddow talks with Richard Engel reporting from Cairo, Egypt as he describes the changing nature of anti-Mubarak protests in Egypt as the movement grows and spreads to the labor sector.

By: Richard Engel &; Rachel Maddow ,; TheRachelMaddowShow|VideoReport

Published: February 10, 2011

Rachel Maddow talks with Richard Engel reporting from Cairo, Egypt as he describes the changing nature of anti-Mubarak protests in Egypt as the movement grows and spreads to the labor sector.

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