NBC News | December 12, 2012
Deadlock in Egypt over controversial referendum
Opponents of Egypt President Morsi say he’s betraying the revolution, but his supporters say he wants to guarantee human rights with a controversial referendum on a new constitution. NBC’s John Ray went onto the streets of Cairo to hear from both sides of the deepening divide.
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