Question: whatever that means.
Answer: you know, my sense is with – with egypt is that the aid itself may not reverse what the interim government does. but i think what most americans would say is that we have to be very careful about being seen as aiding and abetting actions that we think run contrary to our values and our ideals. so what we’re doing right now is doing a full evaluation of the u.s.-egyptian relationship. we care deeply about the egyptian people. this is a partnership that’s been very important to us, in part because of the peace treaty with israel and the work that’s been done to deal with the sinai. but there’s no – there’s no doubt that we can’t return to business as usual, given what’s happened. there was a space right after mr. morsy was removed in which we did a lot of heavy lifting and a lot of diplomatic work to try to encourage the military to move in a path of reconciliation. they did not take that opportunity. it was worth it for us to try that, despite folks who wanted more immediate black-and-white action or statements, because ultimately what we want is a good outcome there. but there’s no doubt that, at this point, we’ve got to take a look and see, what’s in the long-term interests of the egyptian people? what’s in the long-term interests of the united states.
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  whatever that means.
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  you know, my sense is with – with egypt is that the aid itself may not reverse what the interim government does. but i think what most americans would say is that we have to be very careful about being seen as aiding and abetting actions that we think run contrary to our values and our ideals. so what we’re doing right now is doing a full evaluation of the u.s.-egyptian relationship. we care deeply about the egyptian people. this is a partnership that’s been very important to us, in part because of the peace treaty with israel and the work that’s been done to deal with the sinai. but there’s no – there’s no doubt that we can’t return to business as usual, given what’s happened. there was a space right after mr. morsy was removed in which we did a lot of heavy lifting and a lot of diplomatic work to try to encourage the military to move in a path of reconciliation. they did not take that opportunity. it was worth it for us to try that, despite folks who wanted more immediate black-and-white action or statements, because ultimately what we want is a good outcome there. but there’s no doubt that, at this point, we’ve got to take a look and see, what’s in the long-term interests of the egyptian people? what’s in the long-term interests of the united states.