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The transcript discusses the political polarization in Egypt a year after President Morsi's election. The Tamarod campaign seeks to oust Morsi, citing political, economic, and social failures, while the Pro-Morsi camp defends his leadership, envisioning an Islamic State. Economic crises and mass protests highlight the nation's unrest.

What is the main goal of the Tamarod campaign?

• To establish a new political party

• To promote economic reforms

• To demand a snap presidential election

• To support President Morsi's policies

Why does the Tamarod campaign want to withdraw confidence from President Morsi?

• Due to his success in achieving revolutionary goals

• Because of his political, economic, and social failures

• To support his economic policies

• To promote his social reforms

What does the Pro-Morsi camp believe will happen after June 30th?

• A new presidential election will be held

• An Islamic revolution will establish a new legitimacy

• The Tamarod campaign will gain more support

• Morsi will resign from his position

What is the Pro-Morsi camp's stance on President Morsi's leadership?

• They support the Tamarod campaign

• They are neutral about his leadership

• They think he is the right leader for Egypt

• They believe he should step down

What are the concerns surrounding the mass protests in Egypt?

• They may lead to more violent clashes

• They will result in peaceful resolutions

• They will have no impact on the political situation

• They will lead to economic prosperity