and of course, you know, the president jeff jacobs. ema destroys a lot of value in a lot of good. i was in a lot of business in south africa, you know, so that's sort of low growth, precede it to conference periods. you know, we had a history, the last couple of years of looting at a high level, at a state level. where was impunity, where people haven't be prosecuted. so you also have to contact, you know, people seeing that they're kind of looting at us, of the states without any prosecution. and, you know, and then you have to just suppose it to looting right in the streets. okay. that kind of transitions nicely the point which i was going to raise whether most of this even can be put down to coven, cabin fever. because if we look at some of the figures for the economic situation since the end of apartheid, well, you'll find for example, the unemployment rate has remained around 30 percent since $994.00. but youth joblessness has increased to up to 74 percent by the late 19 fifties. more than 80 percent of south africa's land was owned by whites. now the world bank says the rich

i'm an identified and play over the baltic. spain currently has 7 euro fighter, jeff stations in lithuania, jacobs who has spent his 1st night in prison before the president of south africa ended his stand off with authorities and gave himself up. overnight. mister zoom had been inviting arrest since last week when he was sentenced to 15 months in prison. fighting to appear before a corruption inquiry. you'll be eligible for parole in around 4 months. this is the 1st time south africa, his jail, the forward presence, though mister zoom, did previously serve time during the struggle against apartheid. cutting it close to midnight deadline. the convoy of vehicles carried former south african president, jacob xena on his way to hand himself over to authorities. the 79 year old is now in custody in his home province, beginning his 15 month sentence for contempt of court. on sunday is in a stress he wasn't afraid of jail time referencing his previous incarceration for his role in fighting south africa's racist apartheid regime to remind them and i'm not scared of doing of boeing to jail for my belief i

have these factors coming together with a perfect storm for what has happened here is jacob is refusing to goad jeff court and testify most south africans black, white, indian are really united and believe he's universally guilty of the charges now. there's not been a trial yet he did serve safe there. he is refusing to go to court he's been in agreement with the current president, he agreed to turn himself in. now is being held is been jailed for contempt of court. and south africans are venting their rage and frustration. this is a real test for the government. although there have been some hiccups along the way there's never been widespread anger like this. shopping malls are being burned down and people are really, really afraid. so will it spread to other countries? it's a uniquely south african issue right now. the conditions of poverty than been created by the response to the pandemic, those have created conditions for this kind of violence and unrest to spread all across the world. kennedy: something we can keep an eye on because how could that happen in this country? i does take one thing p

. >> reporter: jeff, at this point we're looking at an incredible amount of climate change right in front of us. >> jacobtitution center here for president biden's address on voting rights. >> but thank you all for being here. i truly appreciate it. governor, it's above and beyond the call. mr. mayor, i thought you were a great mayor, still think you are, but your judgment in fiancees is even stronger. but all of you. good friend bobby braid brady. al sharpton, good to see you. i'm going to get in trouble here because i'm going to recognize my congresswoman from the state of delaware. lisa rochester and her sister, who used to run my office. stand up. folks, good afternoon. there's a serious subject i'd like to talk about today. i'm here in philadelphia at the national constitution center, the city and the place where the story of we the people began. it's a story that's neither simple nor straightforward. that's because the story is the sum of our parts, and all those parts are fundamentally human. to be human is to be imperfect, driven by appetite and ambition as much as by goodness and grace. some thi

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