Discuss as:  Obama: The people of Egypt have spoken  From NBC's
Athena Jones Marking the historic end to the three-decade long
presidency of Egypt's Hosni Mubarak, President Obama said
Egyptians had inspired the world by their peaceful protests for
their universal rights.  Obama made the remarks after huddling
in the White House Situation Room with his national security
team. The president had dropped by a previously scheduled
Principals Committee meeting convened by National Security
Advisor Tom Donilon to discuss current developments in the
country, according to a spokesman.  The news of Mubarak's
resignation came a day after the White House and the world had
expected the leader to step down. Yesterday in Michigan, Obama
had called what was happening in Egypt a "moment of
transformation." Today he expanded on those sentiments.  "There
are very few moments in our lives where we have the privilege to
witness history taking place," he said during brief remarks in
the Grand Foyer of the White House. "This is on