africa for more than 25 years but it's the worst ever parliamentary elections showing for the a.n.c. voter turnout was also low people are believed to have been dismayed by corruption allegations and the lack of jobs and see leader president still run oppose had promised to clean up south africa and boost the economy his party is being criticized for failing to deliver on many of the promises but i'm opposed to says the election results show the still faith in the a.n.c. for me that has this report from the capital pretoria. let's try a commission of that africa we should know did you clay the elections to be free and fair thank you thank you. a victory for the african national congress comes as little surprise to many but with 57.5 percent of the vote it's a reality check for the party that's been in power since the end of apartheid in 1915 years ago almost 70 percent of south african supported the a.n.c. our people have spoken and they have done so clearly and emphatically they have voted for a more equal society free from poverty hunger and want they have voted for a country that they w

a.n.c. offering voters to keep their support for the a.n.c. is offering settled on a process after nearly a decade off and levels of corruption and mismanagement in government and a lack of service delivery the a.n.c. say add to the leadership. these issues are going to be addressed it is the first time we hear the ruling party talk of having reflected and admitting the stakes that it's made them opposed his message to supporters and people who have not supporting the party is that and to my leadership things are going to change much of this is really hinge what i'm opposed to so the result of this election what they see comes up at the end can be a testament to raid just how much support africans buy into it up will says the vision of what he will give the country and to his presidency and you've been talking to voters today they've been telling you do they believe what they're hearing. brant it's been twenty five years and lot of south africans are living in die of poverty the issues that people have as they go into this election of bread an

well the number of a.n.c. voters has been declining ever since the elections two thousand and four and of course this is a clear sign that people are not so happy anymore about the performance of the party the party that has been running the country ever since the end of apartheid here they have been promising to change the lives of people nonetheless that the situation is still not good many people still live in poverty unemployment rate is extremely high more than every second young person in the country is unemployed and this is a problem on the other hand we also have to admit that they still hold a comfortable majority the second biggest party the biggest opposition party is thirty five percent under the a.n.c. currently i'm not going to been some complaints about the electorate process was this a free and fair ballot. also there's this one video that went viral after the elections off a vote washing off the ink on his finger on the finger of the ink that was not supposed to be washable it's all in the sparked a

terms of their own fight in fighting allegations against other parties and not actually when last a.n.c. voters because those people say well i'm still loyal to the a.n.c. i'm pretty messed up to vote for anybody else i'm happy saul just stand let me just bring this because i found this on your twitter feed here so rama post during a panel a conversation with young people i guess for youth a future that works he was very comfortable with the young people their young people's votes is interesting in the last forty five seconds of a show tell us about young people and what will they get as opposed to do they catch. well let me. state that i did it for you in this the fact of the matter is is that there's a sleeping majority in the youth and you started this conversation by saying when we talk about that africa we seem to be saying the exact same thing and yet perhaps why i for one am absolutely bored by this election because it doesn't seem to be anything new coming out of it and the reason there's nothing new coming out of it is because they're not speaking to the youth this six million young so

a.n.c. is losing voters to the more populist land reform policies of the f f so he's pressing ahead with the expropriation of white farmers without compensation but risks losing white support and that of the international community. cyril rama poses future is all but certain his preferred path is one of stability and growth but if this election doesn't hand the a.n.c. enough votes from a poser could find himself losing his grip altogether on the divided party so what issues do matter most to south africans in this election did he is christine one who has been testing the mood. i'm outside a polling station in so way to about four thousand people are expected to vote here today and these are some of the early risers that you're seeing behind me a few people of course a photo have told us all process takes about ten minutes once you're actually inside the classrooms where the voting is taking place a lot at stake in this election and of course these are the people who are going to be deciding south africa's future want to have a chat to ten days i hear she's in the queue waiting to turn she's

a.n.c. kept on losing voters how do we explain the downward trend was causing voters to turn away well the a.n.c. did not manage to fulfil all the promises that the party made in the last 2 years and in the last election is still a big part of the population lives in poverty the economy is growing waste too slow more than every 2nd young person in this country is unemployed these big issues that needs to be addressed in equality is another big problem it's one of the most unequal societies in the world and on top of that corruption has been increasing in the last years especially under former president jacob zuma where corruption was thriving almost in almost all areas of governance and also all state institution without anything happening without any consequences and a lot of south africans are fed up with that and they are hoping that. i will now act as he has promised. what our people in more detail if you would expecting from president romack. so especially the young people i talk to they expect him to fix the economy to create employment but people are also expecting actions on these corrup

a.n.c. is losing voters however we also have to say that they still enjoy a comfortable majority the second after the a.n.c. has thirty five percent less votes then the ac ok so the a.n.c. is still going to be in power but it has lost support is this going to make it harder adrian for cyril ramaphosa to go for. so most analysts have before the election that up was on these at least fifty five sixty percent of the votes to really have a strong mandate to fight corruption within its own party and the way it looks like now you managed to get these mandates you have to remember that before him jacob zuma was in power under his watch corruption was thriving in this country in almost all levels of governance and come up with a promise to fight that he promised to tackle that many times before but now he has to act on it's and actually has got on those mind that by the people to really react now africans are really waiting if you will walk his talk. about opposition parties in this election age or in this bill that brought some changes for then we saw quite a bit of movement there south africa as a

of their own fight in fighting allegations against other parties and not actually linning last a.n.c. voters because those people say well i'm still loyal to the a.n.c. i'm pretty messed up to vote for anybody else i'm happy to stand let me just bring this because i found this on your twitter feed here so rama post during a panel a conversation with young people has to i guess for youth a future that works he was very comfortable with the young people that young people's vote is interesting in the last forty five seconds of asho tell us about young people and what will they get as opposed to do they get. well. you are in camps like that yet for you in this the fact of the matter is is that there's a sleeping majority in the youth and you started this conversation by saying when we talk about that africa we seem to be saying the exact same thing and yet correct why i for one am absolutely bored by this election because it doesn't seem to be anything new coming out of it and the reason there's nothing new coming out of it is because they're not speaking to the youth this six million young sout

a.n.c. is losing voters to the more populist land reform policies of the f.s.f. so he's pressing ahead with the expropriation of white farmers without compensation but risks losing white support and that of the international community. cyril rama poses future is all but certain his preferred path is one of stability and growth but if this election doesn't hand the a.n.c. enough votes from a poser could find himself losing his grip altogether on the divided party. and i agree on ram opposed to he came to power replacing jacob zuma who was plagued by scandals he was supposed to really clean the house in the country and his party how successful has he been in doing that. well it's too early to say because he's only been in power for about a year but he has been coming out with very strong words when it comes to fighting corruption and it was the same also during the campaign time this time around he was really strongly saying that people who are corrupt will be spacing the consequences people who are corrupt will be seen in government offices anymore they will not g

of their own fight in fighting allegations against other parties and not actually ruining lost a.n.c. voters because those people say well i'm still loyal to the a.n.c. i'm pretty messed up to vote for anybody else i'm happy saul just stand let me just bring this because i found this on your twitter feed here. during a panel a conversation with young people i guess for youth a future that works he was very comfortable with the young people their young people's votes is interesting in the last forty five seconds of a show tell us about young people and what will they get as opposed to do they catch. well let me. state that i guess for you in this the fact of the matter is is that there's a sleeping majority in the youth and you started this conversation by saying when we talk about the doctor we seem to be saying the exact same thing and yet perhaps why i for one am absolutely bored by this election because it doesn't seem to be anything new coming out of it and the reason there's nothing new coming out of it is because they're not speaking to the youth this six million young south africans t

a.n.c. has been winning all the past elections for twenty five years now but the voters numbers went down and down and the question is if they will get a strong mandate once again by voters to really address this issue of corruption and clean up within his own party and one of the parties that really stands to gain i made that uncertainty is this a populist party the economic freedom party led by. what is their appeal. rights they are mainly addressing the poor master class but also the unemployed saying they have not been represented by the a n c their issues were not addressed and they are quite successful in that they're very young party rather radical approaches they make a lot of noise but because of the lack of performance of the a and c. of the lack of service delivery lack of creating jobs of course they're appealing to a lot of young voters in particular and many say they will definitely increase their votes they will not get as many as the other big opposition party most likely the democratic alliance but they're the new players on the ground and this is something they have to watch

of their own fight in fighting allegations against other parties and not actually ruining lost a.n.c. votersbecause those people say well i'm still loyal to the a.n.c. i'm pretty messed up to vote for anybody else i'm happy to stand let me just bring this because i found this on your twitter feed here. during a panel a conversation with young people i guess for youth a future that works he was very comfortable with the young people their young people's votes is interesting in the last forty five seconds of a show tell us about young people and what will they get as opposed to do they catch. well let me. state that i care for your interests the fact of the matter is is that there's a sleeping majority in the youth and you started this conversation by saying when we talk about that africa we seem to be saying the exact same thing and yet correct why i for one am absolutely bored by this election because it doesn't seem to be anything new coming out of it and the reason there's nothing new coming out of it is because they're not speaking to the youth six million young south africans that have d

is also a decreasing voter turnout so it seems those voters the a.n.c. is losing the support of many of them aren't going to opposition parties they're not convinced by the opposition any more than they are by those in power so a growing number of them are not very saying it's all. fiji's prime minister is sit back and australian politician who suggested fijians move to higher ground to get away from rising seas john alexander made the remarks after frank bainimarama said australia should stop burning so much coal speaking at an emissions reduction summit in melbourne of dynamite imus said the impact of global warming on his country is heartbreaking in fiji we have already moved three communities and have a product. of about some forty others with to be the look at. the decision to look into for your community. is the one what the button in your home is in some golden gold plated beaches this is. for those affected to a degree emotional loss. in the. weeks up in the morning. shares of the right hailing app will be listed publicly for the first time with

congress looks set to extend its twenty five years in power but voters are angry over rampant corruption and spiraling inequality the a.n.c. can no longer take voters support for granted also coming up iran announces its partial withdrawal from that landmark two thousand and fifteen nuclear deal exactly one year after the u.s. pulled out tehran says it could soon resume.

about one quarter of eligible voters who chose to not even register for this election and what we've seen over successive elections as well as decreasing vote share of the a.n.c. is also a decreasing voter turnout so it seems those voters at the a.n.c. is losing the support of many of them aren't going to opposition parties they're not convinced by the opposition any more than they are by those in power so a growing number of them are not voting at all. now more than a million people have been out on the streets of russia's capital to mark the end of world war two in europe families marched to moscow holding portraits and their ballot of say former president vladimir putin and set apart walking through. with. the. trial of a nazi germany in one nine hundred forty five. thank you very much it was high drama at stamford bridge on thursday as twenty thirteen europa league champions chelsea squeaked into this year's final the blues took the lead against i'm tracked frankford in this one through reuben loftus cheek but vein despite being two one up on aggregate luka your bitch equalized for the bundesliga club it would finish one one and after an additional thirty

is also a decreasing voter turnout so it seems those voters at the a.n.c. is losing the support of many of them aren't going to opposition parties they're not convinced by the opposition any more than they are by those in power so growing number of them are not voting at all. next stop as the stock market to pick up more investors pulling to bet on right hailing at that is hugely popular are lacking in profits the company expects to be valued at eighty billion dollars which would make it one of the largest initial public offerings or wife of all time question salumi reports from new york if. the hoover app has changed how people get around a bailable in sixty.

a.n.c. has been losing voters and that is a clear sign that more and more people are not really happy with their policies anymore and especially with the success of them remember when they came into power 25 years ago after the end of white minority rule they promised a lot they promised to change the lives of so many people here but hardly that has not happened so many people are still living in poverty south africa still one of the most unequal societies in the world and on top of that the issue of corruption is playing the country under the watch of the a.n.c. through a force us harvest to stop that is to go also against his very own people and it will be very soon that we can judge him probably already when he's announcing his cabinet because then we will see if he really will not nominate those people who have been getting into connection with corruption issues ok let's talk about opposition parties this election has changed things hasn't at all position parties in south africa what role of they now like a to play well the biggest opposition party the democratic alliance did not manage to g

a.n.c. have attracted voters unhappy with the governing party whatever members will receive from or people would welcome them with both hands it's a monday even one vote counts will accept that those are the results and this is what the people of south africa female abode day the year. of the thirty five million south africans eligible to vote nine million did not register observers say growing voter apathy shows how unhappy people are with all political parties voters here say they're looking for change they say they want jobs houses and with the living conditions while they have been small protests in various areas voting hasn't been disrupted here in the township of kylie chai in cape town people want to basic services like running water and electricity we didn't see any change and they're now that's why you will stand up for our organization and then we needed to know what are they whether you like this is there any by the people as going out and in order to support his group five years ago it's way which is low to rise day yeah there's a lot of sprawl is there is no illiteracy times are som

a.n.c. is decreasing voter turnout as well it would for the moment we'll leave it there malcolm and come back to us when we do get results from the election commission thank you. now thirteen people including two russian secret service agents be jailed for plotting to overthrow montenegro's government in an effort to stop it from joining nato russian's. shisha and glad to be popof were jailed between twelve and fifteen years to serve in opposition politicians received five year sentences al-jazeera as. joins me now from the go capital. exactly what seems to have happened in terms of these people being found guilty what were they attempting to do. and these secret service russian agents are sentenced to sentences fifteen years of prison in markov and twelve years of prison in case. of because according to a very direct they try to overthrow montenegrin government and install prashant against nato government who will definitely not. allow one to name. to become u.s. and nato member there accused the did there that they were trying to organize a criminal group which consisted of montenegrin and

a.n.c. still appeal to voters this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong come on party leaders have rallied their supporters and made their final speeches but a quarter of a century since the first democratic elections promises haven't changed much and neither have the problems every day south africans thousands gathered in the party colors to choose who they think were resolve their main concerns inequality unemployment and corruption while for others access to basic services like electricity and sanitation will determine who they'll choose the african national congress has led the country since the end of apartheid but it's accused of not doing enough and it faces major challenges from the democratic alliance and the economic freedom fighters policy but president obama five believes he's done enough to convince south africans to return to power. before we speak to our guests malcolm webber has this report from johannesburg. this is the final. sad because the only african. wednesdays an exit. strategy. will come

a.n.c. have attracted voters unhappy with the governing party whatever members will receive from or people will welcome them with both hands it's a monday even one vote counts will accept that those are the results and this is what the people of south africa theme abode day. of the thirty five million south africans eligible to vote nine million did not register observers say growing voter apathy shows how unhappy people are with all political parties voters here say they're looking for change they say they want jobs houses and meets a living conditions while they have been small protests in various areas voting hasn't been disrupted he. in the township of kylie chai in cape town people want to basic services like running water and electricity we didn't see any change and then now that's why you stand up for our organization and then we make you know what are there whether you like these things that are in the by the people eyes grew out of the unfolding obviously by his brood five years ago it's way which is not to rise david yeah there's lot of sprawl is the law illiteracy times are sometimes

a.n.c. admits to the problems corruption walks into the way. the turn age got into their way of not focusing on the it's a popular got into the way that admission may not win over voters the way the a.n.c. did at the last election five years ago when they took sixty two percent of the vote we just won them to take care of us take care of the take care of a way to train make sure that our kids are having topes listen to what the people and it's very easy to stand they make promises bad enough it's another thing to actually implement and become the government that people vote for you don't switch up on us because now you and power. another possible winner could be center right democratic alliance leader of musi my mana here who cast his vote in so went to the cradle of the fight against apartheid but the biggest challenger to the a.n.c. could well be leftist leader julius malema of the economic freedom fighters he's pushed for a redistribution of prime agricultural land much of which is owned by the white minority. and now president ram a poster of the a.n.c. has jumped on that bandwagon himself wanting to accelerate that redistribution and the hope of luring votes away

a.n.c. admits to the problems corruption walked into the way the turn age got into the way . not focusing on your record into the way that admission may not win over voters the way the a.n.c. did at the last election five years ago when they took sixty two percent of the vote we just want them to take care of us take care of the take care of a way to train make sure that our kids are having topes listen to what the people want it's very easy to stand there make promises. it's another thing to actually implement and become the government that people vote for you don't switch up on us because now you and power. another possible winner could be center right democratic alliance leader musi my mana who cast his vote in so went to the cradle of the fight against apartheid but the biggest challenger to the a.n.c. could well be leftist leader julius malema of the economic freedom fighters he's pushed for a redistribution of prime agricultural land much of which is owned by the white minority and now president of the a.n.c. has jumped on that bandwagon himself wanting to accelerate that redistribution and the hope of luring votes away from a lame are. the results

about one quarter of eligible voters who chose to not even register for this election and what we've seen over successive elections as well as the decreasing vote share of the a.n.c. is also a decreasing voter turnout so it seems those voters that the a.n.c. is losing the support of many of them aren't going to opposition parties they're not convinced by the opposition anymore than they are by those in power so a growing number of them are not voting at all. to serving in our government forces the pushing into rebel held areas and hama and the provinces have captured the town . in the northwest as a whole the reports from beirut are fears of a larger offensive this is another day of airstrikes. and more civilian casualties. as a rescue workers move the wounded and take away the debt. of the fact that it's been almost two weeks of relentless bombing in northwest syria denied it nation says at least fifty opposition controlled villages have been targeted in northern hama nora. the lattakia and southern adlib provinces are going to. get it we want to see these people running away from country who want to help these families with food with much or says people are und

about one quarter of eligible voters who chose to not even register for this election and what we've seen over successive elections as well as the decreasing vote share of the a.n.c. is also a decreasing voter turnout so it seems those voters that the n.c.a.a. is losing the support of many of them aren't going to opposition parties they're not convinced by the opposition any more than they are by those in power so a growing number of them are not voting at all. next stop is the stock market where it hopes to pick up more investors putting to bet on a ride hailing at that is hugely popular are lacking in profits the company expects to be valued at eighty billion dollars which would make it one of the largest initial public offerings all i.p.o.'s of all time question salumi reports from new york. every. hoover app has changed how people get around a bailable in sixty three countries and seven hundred cities around the world its name has become synonymous with brian haley and now hoover is looking to raise money on the new york stock exchange its initial public offering is likely to make billions of dollars for founder travis calendaric and other early investors inc

to the polls despite rampant unemployment and out of control debts it looks like voters will return the incumbent a.n.c. policy and its presidents are all roma to office will still face the problems that have been fixed since the fall of apartheid. tightening belts during ramadan soaring prices in algeria i mean many families who will not be able to touch essential food as tradition demands. this is business africa. and berlin welcome south african president. is on course to retain power in the country's elections today he'll face the immediate challenge of fixing a floundering economy that is stoking public unrest while the country is the continent's most industrialized economy it is grappling with stagnating growth rampant corruption ballooning national debt of low investor confidence half way down the country's potential of the ruling a.n.c. it's been in power since the end of apartheid and is widely tipped to win again holding a more than fifty percent of the vote bottom employment is near thirty percent soaring fuel prices and a weak currency are adding to the problems. for the incumbent sarong op

a.n.c. at this point really is the voter turnout which right now is about sixty four percent compared to the last election that was at seventy one percent but it is early days at this point and the a.n.c. is waiting for some of its key areas where it's very popular for those results to come through and have there are any issues following about. one of the opposition parties the democratic alliance will be launching dozens of complaints with the electoral commission here in south africa and these complaints are all tied to issues around the inquest we used on voters thumbs which would indicate that they had voted but many voters say that that rubbed off quite quickly after they voted also issues around scanners the delivery of ballot papers that a number of polling stations but essentially the electoral commission says the election went to relatively well and these aren't major concerns opposite political parties in south africa have until friday to lodge any disputes or complaints before the final result is declared on saturday all right some of them are thank you. at least nine people have

a.n.c. still appeal to voters this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong come on party leaders have rallied their supporters and made their final speeches but a quarter of a century since the first democratic elections promises haven't changed much and neither have the problems every day south africans thousands gathered in their policy colors to choose who they think were resolve their main concerns inequality unemployment and corruption while for others access to basic services like electricity and sanitation will determine who they'll choose the african national congress has led the country since the end of apartheid but it's accused of not doing enough and it faces major challenges from the democratic alliance and the economic freedom fighters policy but president obama five believes he's done enough to convince south africans to return him to power. before we speak to our guests malcolm webb has this report from johannesburg. this is the final. south africa's ruling african. wednesdays an exodus. ever since i

a.n.c. still appeal to voters this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong on party leaders have rallied their supporters and made their final speeches but a quarter of a century since the first democratic elections promises haven't changed much and neither have the problems every day south africans thousands gathered in the party colors to choose who they think were resolve their main concerns inequality unemployment and corruption while for others access to basic services like electricity and sanitation will determine who they'll choose the african national congress has led the country since the end of apartheid but it's accused of not doing enough and it faces a major challenges from the democratic alliance and the economic freedom fighters policy but president obama fires up believes he's done enough to convince south africans to return him to power. before we speak to our guests malcolm webber has this report from johannesburg. this is the final. south africa's ruling african. wednesdays an exodus. ever since i

broken promises that followed or they've haunted politicians and unnerved voters today president cyril ramaphosa and his ruling a.n.c. party have watched their approval ratings plummet the party is struggling to make good on promises to fight corruption and revive the economy the a.n.c. has won every election since the country emerged from white minority rule twenty five years ago this year is expected to be no different with one important exception the agency's margin of victory may be the smallest in its history this time around. well we sent our very own christine to south africa to find out what issues matter most to voters. so i'm outside a polling station in so way to about four thousand people are expected to vote here today and these are some of the the early risers that you're seeing behind me a few people of course the folks have told us oh process takes about ten minutes once you're actually inside the classrooms where the voting is taking place a lot at stake in this election and of course these are the people who are going to be deciding south africa's future want to have a chat to tending to hear she's

a.n.c. have been elected on what the voters expect from them now. so these elections were largely a referendum on. the current president he took over about a year ago from jacob zuma and you have to remember under his his leadership corruption was rampant in the country in all levels of governance the took over and promised to change that he promised to go after corrupt people also within his own party and now many people say it really depends how many votes he will get in the end of this election if he gets more than fifty five sixty percent that will give him a strong mandate to really follow up on his promises to really go after people in his own party because there's really a strong disconnect. part of the party of the leadership party and the people here many people here have the feeling that there are some corrupt elites who are just enriching themselves and they're not serving the country and the people and from a post i made these big promises now it is time for them to follow up on them and deliver all right at the end face reporting for us

voters in south africa are casting their ballots in national elections the ruling african national congress or a.n.c. is expected to win but by a smaller margin it's been hit by a series of corruption scandals in recent years and accusations it's failed to provide basic services the opposition leader from the democratic alliance party cost his votes as you can see as polls opened in the township of soweto so if we take a look at south africa's three main parties the governing african national congress is led by president cyril ramaphosa he's a former trade unionist turned businessman has promised to crack down on corruption and improve the stagnant economy and there's the opposition democratic alliance party has its first black leader. whole suggest it may be losing ground among its wealthier support base and the economic freedom fighters led by julius malema won six percent of the vote that was in twenty fourteen and is the third largest party in parliament its policies include nationalizing mines and taking land without compensation to give to the poor let's bring in malcolm webb following the ele

a.n.c. the message it's been wanting to send to voters is that it's still relevant to south africa and to take south africa to the future twenty five years into democracy. christine won't work before saying the european elections are just over two weeks ago away several countries are likely to see mainstream parties lose ground to populists under his feet this party led by rightwing prime minister viktor orban is expected to capitalize on anti immigrant sensible and antipathy to brussels but as the w's magazine under found out many young hunk areas are looking for i different vision. they want their future to be in the e.u. . on a donut and company and she are the lead candidates for momentum a young hungary movement they are set to challenge prime minister viktor or bands far right feet as party in the upcoming elections. hungary and his allies and house obviously are sufficiency all those online they are destroying the unity if you're up there fighting against our shared accomplishments they want to create a year of that is less stable less organized less powerful and i think that's your of

broken promises that followed or they've haunted politicians and unnerved voters today president cyril ramaphosa and his ruling a.n.c. party have watched their approval ratings plummet the party is struggling to make good on promises to fight corruption and revive the economy the a.n.c. has won every election since the country emerged from white minority rule twenty five years ago this year is expected to be no different with one important exception the agency's margin of victory may be the smallest in its history this time around. well we sent our very own christine. to find out what issues matter most to both. so i'm outside a polling station in seoul where to about four thousand people are expected to vote here today and these are some of the early risers that you're seeing behind me a few people of course the folks have told us all process takes about ten minutes once you're actually inside the classrooms where the voting is taking place a lot at stake in this election and of course these are the people who are going to be deciding south africa's future want to have a chat to tending to hear she's in the queue w

they received 5 years ago in the last election here's a look at some of the reasons voters may have turned on the a.n.c. failing to combat the high unemployment which currently stands at 27 percent also theft and murder rates are on the rise land reform has triggered debate with white farmers holding the vast majority of private farmland we were joined by political analyst howard filed with who brought down the election results for us. now of the many people vying to be the next u.s. president there's one which donald trump seems to be watching pretty closely former democratic vice president joe biden from spotted a few similarities between early successes in his 2016 campaign and that of his rival today and it's not all the 2 may be opposites on the political spectrum but it seems they've also got more than strategic success in common and video from 2006 as resurface showing then vice president biden saying he voted for a strong border fence partly due to migrants from latin america bringing drugs all rather different from his tone later on. for. white on white most democratic society all white part o