eddie mike a junior welcome to the program so africa's govern an african national congress faces a nail biting wait for the official results of wednesday's general elections the final results are not expected before the weekend but it's clear the psychologically important sixty percent plus of the vote may be out of reach for the party which has led south africa since the end of apartheid will go to pretoria to look at the big questions imagine as a result become clara a fest this report. life in south africa is back to the daily routines after a by and large smooth election. free and fair now it's an agonizing wait whilst being counted and percentages at the independent electoral commission results a changing by the minute. presidents are in the process just after casting his vote here still confident about supporting the ainsley. they can see that with their vote on how to go. then you're beginning to new that the period of renewal and it's also period of hope. for many that's what trauma process stands for he replaced former president jacob zuma who was forced out last year of a corr

mike barnicle. professor at princeton university. eddie glaude.o and joining the conversation we have his torreon, author of "the soul of america" jon meacham. he's an msnbc contributor and coauthor of the forthcoming back "songs of america." we were just speaking with montana governor steve bullock who until this morning was the most recent entry into the democratic 2020 field. this morning new york city mayor bill de blasio kicked off his campaign by posting this video to social media. >> here in new york city, a place that is legendarily tough. and big. and complicated. >> good thing about new yorkers is they look the same whether they're really pissed off at you or they like you. >> we put an agenda that puts working families first. >> doesn't matter if you live in a big state, small state, doesn't matter your ethnicity, people in every part of this country feel stuck or even like they're going backwards but the rich got richer. i'm a new yorker. i've known trump is a bully for a long time. this is not news to me or anyone else here and i know

mike pompeo's counterpart is reportedly undergoing hard labor. jillian: eddiereleasing him citing prosecutors interfere with his right to counsel. murdering and injured isis prisoner, the trial is set to start. rob: hundreds of documents released from jussie smollett's hate crime investigation. jillian: a special prosecutor to look into the handling of the controversial case. >> reporter: 460 pages of case files but when important piece of information. prosecutors told police the actor probably wasn't going to go to jail. jussie smollett was arrested for very 21st accused of being the victim of a racist anti-gay attack. prosecutors dropped all charges stunning everyone from chicago's mayor to the police department. mueller's he requested all case files to be sealed but the judge decided not to do that. on february 28th, a month before jussie smollett's charges were dropped, prosecutors could no longer investigate the crime and there was a good chance the case would be settled to the tune of $10,000 and community services which is what happened. >> kim fox is pr