united malays, national organization. i'm know. well they're clearly looking to strengthen their hand. and the thing is this, the forecasting that next year the economy would be doing even worse than it is now . so their thinking was it would be better for them to call for this election. now it may backfire though. i mean, the thing is that they've openly said that the former prime minister, who's their former leader of the coalition. not deborah zach. he's in prison now in a 12 year jail sentence connected to a graph scandal. while they basically said they feel that he should be pardon. and they're clearly going to ask the hope is to ask the king to have them pardon. additionally, their current leader, a virus on national, so he's meeting, he's facing dudley's corruption charges himself. he says, is that it's a political prosecution. now opponents are pushing the same ones, but you know, meeting his own goal here is to try and be put in a situation where he can appoint an attorney general, who will have the charges dropped against

for power, what we understand is that the main battle will be between the long ruling united malays national organization and the opposition leader and are abroad, heem? what do you expect to happen there? i think we're abraham's packets and higher, bonner, the alliance of hope has, has secured the most seat. of course we're waiting to hear, the coding has begun, so we will get a sense of the amount of tally. i think the big surprise will be what happens with the old alliance and national alliance, or virus, and national. i think whether not they're able to kind of have a rebound to the last bit, or whether or not they were actually lose seats. and they've not perform well during the campaign, but we also see the emergence of another coalition. and a lot of young people are voting for this coalition. and so we can see, we'll see how many seats they're able to secure. so we the 3 cornered race which makes this particular election in more competitive than in any recollection in history. so if no single party wins, then what are we looking at next? well, we've seen malaysian history that there have been to

for power, what we understand is that the main battle will be between the long ruling united malays national organization and the opposition leader of our team. what do you expect to happen there? i think we're abraham's packets in higher bond or the alliance of hope has, has secured the most seat. of course we're waiting to hear, the coding has begun, so we'll get a sense of the amount of tally. i think the big surprise will be what happens with the old alliance and national lions or virus and national i think whether or not they're able to kind of have a rebound the last bit or whether or not they were actually lose seats. and they've not perform well during the campaign, but we also see the emergence of another coalition. and a lot of young people are voting for this coalition. and so we can see, we'll see how many seats they're able to secure. so we the 3 corner race which makes this particular election in more competitive than in any recollection in history. so if no single party wins, then what are we looking at next? well, we've seen malaysian history that there have been to hung state parliament