Political Crisis In Egypt 3:52 pm Wed July 10, 2013  Egypt's
Military 'A Builder, A Liberator And Savior'  Originally
published on Wed July 10, 2013 4:29 pm    Some historical
context now to the overthrow of Egypt's President Mohammed
Morsi. When the military stepped in last week, Western news
headlines blared military coup. But those in Egypt who support
the military's action argue that this is something different,
not a takeover, but a rescue. To understand that view, we went
looking for some background.   To talk more about the role of
the military in Egypt, we turn now to Steve Cook. He's a senior
fellow for Middle Eastern studies at the Council on Foreign
Relations. Welcome to the program.  STEVEN COOK: Pleasure to be
with you.  CORNISH: Now, the military has certainly played a
role like this before in Egyptian history, right? I mean, walk
us through some of that, some past examples of the military
stepping in.  COOK: Overall, the military has been a builder, a
liberator and savior of Egypt over and over