my husband is part of an opposite party to bolsonaro and they had their clashes.we escalated it in 2019 on mother's day when i was contacted by a woman who was the vice presidential nominee that ran against bolsonaro in 2018 and she lost, she had been contacted by a hacker who claimed he had obtained an enormous archive that he had taken from the phones of brazil's most powerful judges and prosecutors revealing criminality and wrongdoing. she put me in contact with him. it was a similar story as ed snowden, when he turned it over to me and we did the reporting, it caused a lot of destabilization of the bolsonaro government and it went from crude insults about sexual orientation to expose threats of imprisonment, death threats from his movement, lots of security problems over the course of 18 months or so, we became kind of enemy number one of the bolsonaro movement, near the beginning of the presidency when he was at the peak of his power. >> host: what was operation carwash? >> guest: the largest anticorruption probe ever in the democratic world. it began in 2014

fight for press freedom and justice in bolsonaro brazil. >> i had some clashes with jair bolsonaro, hemember of congress for 30 years and kind of say an aoc or a marjorie taylor greene. he wasn't in the seat of power, but he would make statements and do it in a way that drew a lot of intentions and that's not necessarily the way that the politicians normally spoke and carried him to the presidency, much like donald trump and his style, how rare it was. and there was one in particular, where it was expressed to me that he harbored fascist sentiment and he made crude references to my being gay and we've had an adversarial relationship, my husband is part of an opposition party to bolsonaro and clashes with him, my husband with him and officials. and 2019 on mother's day i was contacted by a woman named manuela, and the vice-presidential nominee who ran against bolsonaro in 2018 and she lost. she had been contacted by a hacker who claims that he had obtained an enormous archive of files that he had taken from the phones of some of brazil's most powerful judges and prosecutors, revealing s

bolsonaro's supporters have been blockading roads in protest.waiting to hear if bolsonaro will indeed concede defeat. we have been waiting for him for 36 hours now. we will go back live to this scene when jair bolsonaro is due to start speaking like i say, we had expected him to speak much earlier. he has not. we are working out whether he will actually concede the election for not. -- or not. his supporters have been unwilling to accept the result. it was extremely tight, but we are expecting finally brazil's all right esident jair bolsonaro to speak. when he does, we will bring that to you. let's turn to another election. polls close in less than an hour in israel's fifth election in less than four years. all eyes on benjamin netanyahu who is seeking a come back and a record six term in office. 120 seat in parliament are for grabs. polling predicts that netanyahu's block could win 60 seats, while his rival, and anti-netanyahu block, could take 56. polls predict that an arab led alliance could take four. if pulling is correct, mr. netanyahuould

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before jair bolsonaro. it was close, but he lost this weekend. first brazilian president to ever lose a bid for re-election. now, i mentioned that he's trumpy. one of the ways in which he is trumpy is that he's had a hard core base of supporters who thought everything he did was great, but everybody else thought he was a pretty terrible president. and in fact, the polls were indicating clearly for months and months and months that the majority of the population of brazil considered him to be such a bad president that he was on track to lose re-election. the polls have been foretelling this story for months. and as the polls predicted correctly as it turned out, that jair bolsonaro would lose this effort at re-election, he did the things that these guys are do when they're facing that prospect. he started telling his supporters in advance that if he loses the election, they shouldn't accept the results. it will only be because the election was rigged against him. he told his supporters that if he lost the election, they should not only not accept

victory the first thing bolsonaro did. upon being elected was turned around and he elevated sergio moro from his role as you know, local judge a federal judge, but at the first level and made him the minister of justice and public security the second most powerful position in brazil. and that was when we began our reporting what sturdio mora was there was a kind of a unity of bolsonaro fans and moral fans morrow ended up leaving the government about a year and a few months after. he joined it and went out shooting claiming that jire bolsonaro himself was completely corrupt that he had tried to criminally interfere in various police investigations aimed at his children who are all adults and elected officials who are charged with corruption. and so he split with the molsonaro movement. he went to the us for a while made a lot of money and came back to brazil this year announcing he would run for president against both lula and bolsonaro louis now out of prisoners as a result of our reporting and running for president, the p

what bolsonaro says in the end is he did| bolsonaro says in the end is he did not outright and bolsonaro to stop — not outright and in the protests or ask him to stop what _ not outright and in the protests or ask him to stop what he _ not outright and in the protests or ask him to stop what he said, i not outright and in the protests or ask him to stop what he said, and j not outright and in the protests or| ask him to stop what he said, and i now have access to a screen —— a transcript of the speech, that the popular movement that was happening in the streets of brazil was a product of the indignation and a feeling of injustice about the electoral process. but then he said that the movements that are pacific, or that are peaceful in this case, will be welcomed, but that their messes cannot be like the methods of the left, that always did damage to the population. this has been interpreted as a condemnation of the current blockades that have been disrupted. several industries in brazil preventing oxygen from reaching hospitals, cancelling flights, preventing products to reach vaccine in

what else did bolsonaro say? >> well, the interesting thing is what he didn't say.didn't concede. he began thanking his supporters. he recalled the 58 million votes he got last sunday, but he didn't say i accept the result of last sunday's election. that was the phrase we were all expecting. he didn't mention lula. heating congratulate the president-elect. it was a short statement. he usually used to speak longer. then, he answered questions of the press. after the statement he left the place. it was an unusual speech. right after his statement, one of his closest ministers took the mic and he said that the president authorized the beginning of a transition of power. it's true the statement that we really understand that he considered it. the president didn't do it. or if he did it, it was a particular way to do it. nicole: ever since the first election results came in, we have seen protests from bolsonaro's supporters. i thiss concession that is not really a concession, but somewhat a concession, coming out of his camp, is this likely to appease his supporters? >>

they don't seem to even care what jair bolsonaro has said.m, having the workers�* party, lula, back in power is something that they can't even contemplate, so that's going to be the biggest challenge now. lula is going to start the transition, he's already got a team in place who will be working with bolsonaro�*s administration for a smooth transition so that he can take power at the beginning of january, but there is certainly not going to be that unity here in brazil. i think lula's biggest task will be trying to unite such a divided country after such a narrow election victory. the former israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu could be returning to power, according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing bloc a slim majority of seats. if they prove correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. earlier, i spoke to our middle east correspondent tom bateman injerusalem, who ga

mr bolsonaro's silence has fuelled concerns that he may contest the outcome.m joined now by glenn horowitz in washington. he is the ceo & co—founder of mighty earth, an environmental advocacy organisation. your website said "what a relief that lula won," but the future of the amazon rainforest couldn't have been more different between the two men — has it been difficult to watch how it's been treated as a political issue, rather than an environmental issue? well it's both an environmental and political issue and that's been the tragedy. i think the reason that jair bolsonaro took off on this deforestation spread over the last four years was largely political, he was trying to appeal to a base of agribusiness supporters in rural areas and let the forest be damned, let the indigenous people suffer so i think, you know, the election will have consequences. lula has set out a really aspirational environmental agenda to boost environmental agenda to boost environmental law enforcement, to create 500,000 square kilometres of new nature reserves and indigenous areas

jair bolsonaro keeps a low profile after his defeat in brazil's presidential election. police in india arrest nine people in connection with the collapse of a bridge in gujarat — in which at least 140 people died. and mass public trials are held in iran as the authorities once again try to end the protests that have now raged for seven weeks. we start with a special report from ukraine as russia has again targeted ukraine's energy infrastructure in a wave of missile strikes across the country, including the capital, kyiv, where the mayor says four out of five people have been without running water. ukraine says russia fired at least 50 missiles, but it was able to shoot down most of them. our international editor jeremy bowen has spent the last week travelling through ukraine from the frontline battlefields of the donbas, to the villages in kherson, where some of russia's best troops are concentrated to try to stop the ukrainian offensive. his report contains some deeply distressing details. for ukrainians, this is a fight for national survival. the hardest test any nat

resilient president jair bolsonaro has vowed to respect the -- brazilian president jair bolsonaro has to respect the constitution. his staff acknowledged sunday's defeat, saying the president had authorized them to begin the process. bolsonaro lost to lula by two percentage points, the narrowest margin in the country's history. the bank of england sells 750 million pounds of bonds in its qe portfolio for the first time yesterday. the move is aimed at propping up a program that helped the country through the pandemic and the global crisis. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. dani. dani: thank you so much. simone foxman in doha paid i want to bring us breaking numbers on novo nordisk. they are having a beat when it comes to their third quarter net income. net income coming in at 14.4 billion danish krone. they are also seeing a 14 to 17% growth. for their operating profits, it is a 13.6% growth at constant fx. it is a beat, continuing to see double digit growth i

it took bolsonaro _ away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two _ away?k bolsonaro two days - away? thank you for having me. it took bolsonaro two days to i it took bolsonaro two days to check concede defeat. i think this was deliberate and he had two goals, first, to allow time for the protests and demonstrations road blockages and so on to come to the fore, so he could capitalise on them. and talk about the public outrage about the elections, the sentiment, that it was it muscle. i think what he has in mind is possible retaliations the future. and, so, by in the future. and, so, by showing political strength, he could somehow fend them off. what it highlights i suppose is a great division in the country, isn't it? it was a close vote and it has well divided the country, hasn't it? how will luiz da silva bring the country together? how and what will he do? he the country together? how and what will he do?— the country together? how and what will he do? he has to move more to the _ what will he do? he has to move more to the fore _ what will he do? he has

first of all we should mention jair bolsonaro hasn't do you expect him to?do you expect him to?— expect him to? it has been 24-hour — expect him to? it has been 24-hour and _ expect him to? it has been 24-hour and he _ expect him to? it has been 24-hour and he hasn't - expect him to? it has been i 24-hour and he hasn't uttered expect him to? it has been - 24-hour and he hasn't uttered a 24—hour and he hasn't uttered a word which is so unlike residents make a one, who treats almost constantly. so we are waiting, i think he is going through a crisis, he has never lost an election since 1988 when he launched his political career and i think he is waiting for his supporters to get out on the streets so that he can scramble political situation but i don't think it's going to happen. i think things are starting to clamp down his allies are defecting, putting their faith towards the incoming lula da silva administration, it's a matter of days before things pipe down on his presidency.— of days before things pipe down on his presidency. let's assume lula da silva —

, not bolsonaro himself. the announcement comes days after the former trump strategist steve bannon told a brazilian newspaper that bolsonaro should not agree to lead steve bannon it also comes after protests erupted across brazil. look at this today police fired tear gas at bolsonaro supporters and truckers balsinaro supporters and truckers they blocked 200 roads including a highwa supporters say they blocked more than 200 roads, including a highway leading to brazil's largest airport in sao paulo that blockade forced the cancellation of at least 25 flights today. brazil's supreme court has ordered highway police to take all necessary measures to clear the roads. bolsonaro's supporters say they the wo are trying to paralyze the country in order to draw a military intervention. they say they hope it was a way to overturn the election results.lts. ian bremer, president of the eurasia group ian bremmer now, president of ? i mean, does the euro ray shan group and author of the book, "the power of crisis. ian, wa

-- jair bolsonaro to concede after he lost on sunday.the scenes in sao paulo after lula's victory was announced. the results were extremely close. lula won 50.9% of the vote. >> i was at that surprise. at some point yesterday, i was expecting 50.3%. the polls got the emergent wrong in the first round. we were seeing even smaller margins -- anticipating even smaller margins in the second round. they issue in brazil is unprecedented. the 50-50 is the situation we are in. >> it is quite a political comeback for lula, who was president from -- until 2010 and left with high approval ratings but was then convicted on corruption charges and sent to jail for receiving a bribe from a construction firm. his conviction was later annulled and he was released in late 2019. he addressed this in his victory speech. >> sites considered myse to be a citizen that has had a process of reconstruction. they tried to bury me alive. >> world leaders have sent congratulatory messages while stressing that the election was fair. joe biden treated that the result

trading its far-right rival, incumbent, bolsonaro by a razor-thin margin of just under 51% to bolsonaro'sy's runoff election. now, bolsonaro, of course, had become famous as they kind of trump-like figure in latin america. reena shots, back joining, us now miles taylor the staff of the dhs secretary, kirsten nielsen also back ashley allison. you know, i really wanted to cover the story in part because we oftentimes look to the uk or our european allies in some respect to draw comparisons about what might be happening here in the united states. the truth of the matter, is all over the, world and also in places like brazil, you are seeing some comparisons about democracy being challenged, being in peril and this country in brazil has some very striking parallels in fact even tonight they are trying to have securing president available because they might have all of these protests that are pro bolsonaro. and, i'm wondering, in terms of the lessons to be learned or what we can be looking at, are you seeing some kinds of blueprints or analogies that you want to point out? >> well, i think it i

all in support of bolsonaro.alled for a military coup to prevent -- from taking office. today bolsonaro failed to call his supporters are, of instead, he welcomed peaceful -- peace while -- but at least the bolsonaro administration appears to have begun the transition process. it was a real concern that this would actually happen. no member of the bolsonaro -- but even other the word of the transition. that's because at the new york times documented, bolsonaro has say exactly that the past few months. he's been telling the world that if he lost it because the election was stolen. he's been casting doubt on the legitimacy of brazil's elections for years. >> [speaking non-english] >> if i don't win, there must have been fried. remind you of anyone? those are exactly the sorts of things that donald trump said in the run up in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential election. trump made similar statements on twitter, -- getting his millions of followers to believe in the live election fraud. encouraging them to gather

it took bolsonaro two days to concede defeat.two goals: first, to allow time for the protests and demonstrations road blockages and so on to come to the fore, so he could capitalise on them. and talk about the public outrage about the elections, the sentiment, that it was unfair and cried foul play. secondly, it reflects political muscle. i think what he has in mind is possible retaliations in the future. and, so, by showing political strength, he could somehow fend them off. what it highlights i suppose is a great division in the country, isn't it? it was a close vote and it has well divided the country, hasn't it? how will luiz da silva bring the country together? what can he do? he has to move more to the fore than what he has already done because his victory, and it is really crucial that he admits that, and he has stressed it several times in his victory speech, that it is not a personal victory, it is not his party's victory, it is the victory of a broad front, of a broader alliance. this is auspicious because if you did no

in brazil, bolsonaro still has not conceded.the u.s., it is one week to go until the midterm elections. in arizona, which donald trump narrowly lost in 2020, publican candidates will not admit that he was defeated. -- republican candidates will not admit that donald trump was defeated. >> arizona's rugged landscapes speak to its place on america's wild west frontier. today it is the politics that's wild. >> some of the most corrupt elections we have seen. >> you are across the pond and you think you know about our election. >> the audit showed it. >> if you think you're going to come tell us how things are operating, you have another thing coming. >> candidates who deny the legitimacy of the last election are running for the j of administering the next one with the power potentially to decide which votes count. >> you are convinced that the results of this way 20 election were not sound. >> wholly convinced. >> had that election been on your desk, what would you have done? box >> make sure there were not votes outside of the law

all in support of bolsonaro.up to prevent low level on taking office. today, bolsonaro failed he called his supporters off, instead he welcomes peaceful demonstrations. so the door here is fairly wide open for more of these truck blockades. but at least the paulson arrow administration appears to have begun the transition process. and it was a real concern that this would not actually happen. that no member of the bolsonaro administration would even utter the word transition. that's because of the new york times has got documented, bolsonaro has been saying exactly that for months. he's been telling the world that if he lost, it would only be because the election was stolen. he's literally been casting doubt on legitimacy of brazil's elections for years! >> [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] >> if i don't win, there must have been fraud. remind you of anyone? those are exactly the sorts of things that donald trump said in the run up in the aftermath of the 2020 presidential elect

pro-bolsonaro truck drivers not happy with the results. several roadblocks across the country just like this one. you can see burnt tires and other things removed by the police. this road was opened up by the police. a politician who could be elected president compared what is going on in areas like this one where there are roadblocks in several parts of the country to trump supporters attempts to take over that capital. they are saying they are not acknowledging these elections. all these people you can see where i am right now, they are bolsonaro supporters gathering here, not happy with the result, supporting the truck drivers. they were gathering together, sharing some food, waiting for the president to speak. they want to know what the president thinks about sunday's elections, whether he will acknowledge those results. earlier today, we were at the presidential palace. there was lots of silence, a president remaining silent, not telling the population or conceding to feet. it was acknowledged who was going to be the country's next pr

the brazilian president yet year bolsonaro -- the resign president bolsonaro still keeping silent. folks guessing on whether he will actually concede. joining us to discuss. what is the latest your hearing from brazil. he hasn't conceded yet. will it happen imminently. what's going on? >> at the moment we of silence from bolsonaro himself. really important over the last 24 hours we've seen a number of figures in his camp. his vice president, figures within the military indicating they will move towards concession. bolsonaro is stuck between two poles. he has his core of supporters who really do not want him to conceded are conducting protests across brazil mostly on highways. and then his allies who want him to move on. the other thing was seeing his lula rushing to build this broad coalition he will have to construct in order to govern brazil. tom: and we are seeing protests as well on the ground in brazil, pro-bolsonaro protests. what happens if he does not admit defeat? >> i think it is very unlikely because his allies have really pushed him to do so. he will have to at some poi

brazil's outgoing president jair bolsonaro luiz bolsonaro luiz luiz inacio lula da silva is challengingagainst blaming software bugs. supreme court has clear the way for donald trump's tax returns to be released to a democratic led house committee. they delay -- denied the -- they blocked the u.s. treasury department from overturning this. trump has thoughts to keep his tax returns private for years. the first president and or decades to not release them publicly. mike hanna is live from washington dc. this is a legal battle that is gone on for three years. what happens now? >> indeed, yes, it began when the democrats took over the house of representatives in 2019. they asked for his tax records as an ongoing compliance order which include the current president at the time. and the treasury department refused to hand over the records. the biden administration came in and the biden administration ruled that the documents could be handed over. that is where donald trump began his legal actions to hop -- fight it. but they came to a halt where d.c. ruled that the tax records must be made a

bolsonaro would accept defeat. he did not do pa.sonaro did not announce the winner or the election results. it wasn't until the bolsonaro addressed the election resulting that's when his chief of staff stepped up and said the bolsonaro would start the transition process. this was a concession but it did provide a retrieve because what's been happen nlg brazil has been chaotic. truckers and demonstrators blocked roads through sunday all in support of bolsonaro. some of the truckers protest having called for a military coup to prevent lula from taking office. he welcomed peaceful demonstrations. the door is wide open for more of the truck blockades but at leaves the bolsonaro administration appears to have begun the transition process. there was real concern that this would happen that no member of the administration would utter the word transition. that's because of "the new york times" document and bolsonaro has been saying that for months. he's been telling the world if he lost it would only be because the election was stolen. he's

when will bolsonaro concede? with the former mexican foreign minister. >>> we've seen an escalation of this political violence over the last several years and it is time for our leaders to model another way forward. >> could this independent candidate model a way forward out of political violence? we'll hear from utah's evan mcmullen. also -- >>> when we spoke to election

you mendo bolsonaro did not -- although bolsonaro not say the words i can see to the election, it is being considered a speech, he will obey the constitution as he has always done. once he was done with his brief speech he spoke for less than two minutes his chief of staff came in and said the president has authorized him to start the government. markets at are political analysts and the supreme court have come out and said this was a concession speech. things are back to normal. kathleen: time to move on. the new president is s ending an envoy to government, the first of his agenda. how is this going to go? what do you expect in his early days? whether his opportunities and challenges -- what are his opportunities and challenges? >> we are watching for cabinet picks. he was pressured by markets, especially between the first and second round of the election, all of october, pressure on him to name a finance minister who he would pick to run his economy team and give the markets a clue about what his plans are. he did not do that. all of the attention is to how he will make the cabine

bolsonaro supporters have been blocking roads in protest of his loss.olice have been firing tear gas to move them from the highway's. >> as the president of the republic and the citizen are continuing to follow the constitution. it's an honor being the leader of millions of resilience, even confronting -- brazilians, even confronting the system. i've always been labeled antidemocratic. unlike my opponents, i votes played inside the constitution with limits. >> we have more from rio. >> 44 hours to listen to a two-minute statement in which he did not concede openly the defeat. but, he did project himself as the right wing leader. he never once mentioned the name of his adversary former leftists president lula da silva, who has been elected for a third term. he criticized the judicial system in brazil. he said the protests that have been taking place since the electoral results were announced on october 30, the same night the voting took place, these protests were a fruit of the indignation and feeling of injustice that brazilians had towards the way that

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brazil's president, jair bolsonaro, authorises officials to begin the transfer of power following his narrow defeat in sunday's vote. why are iranian athletes demanding their own football team be banned from the world cup? and the music world's tributes to hip—hop star takeoff, shot dead at a bowling alley in texas. the former israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, could be returning to power according to exit polls after tuesday's general election. the polls, which estimate the outcome before official results, give mr netanyahu's right—wing bloc a slim majority of seats. if they prove correct, it would be a dramatic comeback for mr netanyahu, who was ousted last year after 12 years in office. yolande knell reports from jerusalem. after a high turnout, exit poll suggests that israel's former prime minister, benjamin netanyu, is in position to take the reins of power again. but no matter what happens, his allies on the far right arejumping forjoy. known as racist and extremists, were on the fringes of israeli politics, but this election has seen them transformed into key players.

in brazil, bolsonaro finally concedes, sort of.in britain, anti—terror police take over the investigation into a petrol bomb attack on an immigration centre on the channel coast. tonight with the context, nathalie tocci, previously foreign policy adviser to the eu, and miles taylor former chief of staff at the homeland security department during the trump administration.

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and i asked him when we can expect to hear from mr bolsonaro.we have is that he has been at his residence in brasilia, the capital, several hundred miles away from us in rio dejaneiro. he's been speaking with a number of his ministers, and we understand a couple of them have tried to persuade him to accept the results of yesterday evening's election. now, as yet, we're expecting some kind of statement tomorrow. it appears that jair bolsonaro is currently writing some kind of speech. we don't know whether or not that speech will accept the election results. we've just been told that he's going to acknowledge what happened yesterday. whether or not he then goes on to try to go to the supreme tribunal, which will contest the results, remains to be seen. still brazil, brazilians are in a state of limbo. still a lot of guessing game. but he has repeatedly said that he might question the legitimacy of the election result if he doesn't win. is there any chance that the results could be overturned? what is he legally allowed to do? he is legally allowed

we should note bolsonaro, a close alley of former u.s. president trump.president joe biden has spoken to brazilian president-elect lula and was asked about that call yesterday. >> president, how was your call with lula today from brazil? >> what? >> your call with lula. >> it went very well. putting a team together to get together and discuss what we can do together. he wants to focus on the environment, democracy and support his country. >> still ahead here, the january 6th committee could soon get testimony from a top name in the trump white house. >>> meanwhile, a legal team for the former president makes a last-ditch effort to keep his tax returns private. that's all coming up on "way too early." now ports can know where every piece of cargo is. and where it's going. (dock worker) right on time. (vo) robots can predict breakdowns and order their own replacement parts. (foreman) nice work. (vo) and retailers can get ahead of the fashion trend of the day with a new line tomorrow. with a verizon private 5g network, you can get more agility and security.

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but in bolsonaro's 44-hour absence, his supporters have continued filling the void with noise.s flooded hundreds of major roads in most of brazil's 26 states, protesting his loss and perpetrating the false notion that the election was fraudulent. >> the current popular movements are the fruit of indignation and a feeling of injustice about how the election process took place. our methods cannot be those of the left, which have always harmed the population, such as the invasion of property, destruction of heritage, and restriction of the right to come and go. the right has really emerged in our country. jane: and though bolsonaro refused to mention lula's name, his supporters had plenty to say about him. jaba: he should be in jail and not contendi for an election. brazil is ours. we don't accept such mismanagement, a thief like lula, who robs our nation and today wants to come back to power. jane: some knelt on roadsides to pray for the outcome's impossible reversal. the highways they blockaded shut off access to the country's largest airport and started to impact the essential

jair bolsonaro hasn't conceded or congratulated the winner.joining us now the cohost of "newsroom," max foster and bianca nobilo. why isn't he conceding? >> reporter: he hasn't contested it. we know during the election campaign he was casting doubt on the voting system in brazil and saying he's voting, his supporters have the right to protest. when we speak to the supporters or people on the ground do, they are contesting this. there are echos of what happened in america after the last election. they are doubting the election system on the ground and he's not exactly dispelling that fear, is he? >> he hasn't. i think it's interpreted as a sid approval of what the protesters are doing. some of the language is so close to what we heard from former president donald trump. for example, bolsonaro's son said they're expecting the greatest election board in their history. that was a few days ago, you can see the parallels in the words. and as we often see with strong men leaders, there's this us and them narrative, which bolsonaro has been perpetuati

what did you make of bolsonaro's short speech?hours before and we were expecting that he would recognise that his adversarially won the elections. but thinking about who is jair bolsonaro and what he has said today, i think it is good news for democracy that he is not isolated his supporters on violent acts and we can now start to think about a democratic transition to the next government. the election was very close. _ next government. the election was very close. can _ next government. the election was very close. can lula - next government. the election was very close. can lula unite | was very close. can lula unite the country and with the senate still rather split, can he achieve anything?- still rather split, can he achieve anything? yes, i very aood achieve anything? yes, i very good question. _ achieve anything? yes, i very good question. when - achieve anything? yes, i very good question. when he - achieve anything? yes, i very| good question. when he came into government for the first time he did a very good job building

we traveled there, and warned top officials that bolsonaro could not contest the election results.t a second. why would the cia be in brazil lecturing them about their elections? isn't that interfering in an election? oh, yes it is. then months after that visit, brazil's court-ordered the indefinite detention of several bolsonaro supporters. what they did they do wrong? attacked brazil's institutions in their private communications, undermined confidence in election integrity, so they had to go to prison. it's shocking. the most shocking part is not simply there's corruption in a latin american country. that's par. the shocking part is that the biden administration is reinforcing it, trying to do the same thing here. we saw a preview of this in the united states after january 6th. what's happening in brazil now is an escalation. once again, the biden administration endorses it, has a hand in it. within hours of a contested election people have been banned from talking about it. street violence is breaking out naturally. so-called election deniers are being killed. why would you ima

tonight bolsonaro's supporters igniting this fiery blockade.any questioning the election's legitimacy. >> fraud, fraud, fraud, fraud. >> reporter: election officials insist the vote should be trusted. so far, bolsonaro not conceding or commenting on the results. da silva supporters encouraged by his pledge to end the deforestation of the amazon which surged under his predecessor. the amazon rain forest, one of the biggest climate concerns of the world. >> i think this is something really important. i think this can be a huge problem for us in the future. >> reporter: but he is facing distrust among some voters after being imprisoned in 2018 for corruption. those convictions were later overturned. david, da silva won't take office until january 1st, but we learned today that president biden spoke to him to offer his congratulations. david. >> matt rivers from brazil tonight, and, matt, welcome to our team of foreign correspondents. it's great to have you on board. >>> when we come back here on a monday night, we're tracking a halloween storm her

he must take the measures that bolsonaro cannot l measures that bolsonaro cannot take, we are here triggeringderal intervention. they built hundreds _ federal intervention. they built hundreds of - federal intervention. they l built hundreds of roadblocks and all but two states in brazil, the narrow margin of the results fuelling their angen the results fuelling their anger. but the supreme court has ordered the police to clear the blockades, they say the transition to power can now begin. for president—elect, lula da silva it means he can now focus on brazil's overflowing in tray. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. the south korean military says north korea has fired at least ten missiles, with one ballistic weapon flying across their maritime borderfor the first time. air raid sirens sounded on a remote island controlled by seoul off the peninsula's eastern coast. the latest launch came as pyongyang called for an end to current south korean and us airforce drills. speaking at a news conference, the japanese defence minister condemned the launch. translation: these actions by north korea three in the

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the people were the ones who put bolsonaro there and we're the ones that would remove him as well. >> reporter: the division that we heard throughout this campaign is now being vented on the streets. if you look here, they will at times pull into traffic, continue to block traffic and then come back to the barriers. police are here and they're trying to be here in force, but what they are saying is that they want to try and de-escalate the situation. we're hearing this from authorities right across the country. they are negotiating a way to keep them safe, to let them protest but also not to come in in a forceful way as they do not want to motivate people to escalate this protest further and continue to block more roads. this will be a tense situation in days to come, especially as they are saying it does not matter what bolsonaro says at this point or the international community. they are determined. they will be out here having these protests as long as it takes. paula newton, cnn, sao paolo, brazil. >>> the justice department weighing in on a voter intimidation lawsuit in arizona.

brexit trade blow over tory ties to bolsonaro, i at this stage.e prospect of a post—brexit trade deal with brazil because of strained relations between the uk government and the administration of lula. yasmin, do you think the change in government is going to have that kind of impact on the trade deal with brazil?— with brazil? yes, i do. this is a hue with brazil? yes, i do. this is a huge change. _ with brazil? yes, i do. this is a huge change, not _ with brazil? yes, i do. this is a huge change, notjust - with brazil? yes, i do. this is a huge change, notjust a - with brazil? yes, i do. this is aj huge change, notjust a normal election with one party winning, one party slightly to the left and one slightly to the right, bolsonaro was the donald trump of brazil, and the trade deals, i don't know the details, but lula is a socialist and so there will be new negotiations and it will be very interesting. lula was very close tojeremy corbyn, for example. it will not be that easy to find common ground. it was a very interesting story, i think. about