khalid sayed from the anc.he anc has created the environment and the mechanisms for economic liberation in this particular country. without a democratic dispensation, without an environment through which we can engage like this, um, and put our ideas on the table, we cannot even talk about economic liberation. one of our key aspects of our economic recovery plan has been to ensure that we safeguard the mixed economy. we appreciate the fact that the private sector has a role to play. but at the same time, the state has a fundamental role to play to drive economic growth, to ensure that the private sector does the right thing, that workers work under the best conditions possible. we need to see an improvement in living conditions because you cannot say you are liberating south africa, you are liberating south africans economically, but they do not have dignified living spaces. i mean, one in ten south africans still live in what's called "informal housing", for which you can really read "living in shacks". no, mo

khalid sayed from the anc. look, i think it's a multi—pronged approach.d i do agree with the minister, and i hope that the minister is taking up these issues inside of cabinet, that we do need to strengthen our law enforcement capacity, and i think that has started — if you look at some of the high—profile arrests of gang leaders, especially here in cape town, and the trials that are currently under way. also, government needs to work together within the context of the gnu — i think you spoke about the gnu context. it's very important. thank you. naledi chirwa from the economic freedom fighters. yes. thank you so much, johnny. i think, first and foremost, we need to start restoring the human face of the people that we're talking about. at some point, they were six—year—olds, like all of us, who wanted to be doctors, to be president, to be all these things that they wanted to be when they grew up, but opportunity lost them along the way. we've got police who get paid by crime. crime pays in south africa. it pays the police really well. and the first start

that decided defense secretary lloyd austin could not undo a plea deal for mastermind khalid shake mohammed sayingre happy that austin is now on their side, but they say this plea agreement which would remove the death penalty was under his watch. they wrote, senators mcconnell and cotton, when the new congress convenes, we will let the american people see who in the senate is willing to stand up against terrorism and mass murderers. mcconnell and cotton called out some specific things in the biden administration, at least their a approach, they called it naive and negligent including removing the houthis from the terrorist organization list back in 2021. they've so far been added back on, ashley. ashley: all right. alexandria, thank you very much. appreciate that. and now this, republican congresswoman victoria spartz if says, you know what? she will decide today on the speaker johnson vote. johnson will likely need her vote to keep his position. florida congressman carlos gimenez joins us now. congressman, great to have you along. first question, does mike johnson have your support if to remain

khalid sheikh mohammed is about to enter a guilty plea. and then he would be transported somewhere. but there's a law that sayshat none of these guys can go on to u.s. soil. so do we have any idea where they might put that guy and then the other 14? because obviously they wants to close the place. >> peter: not yet. we don't have a good idea of how they would keep track of these terrorists once they are released. >> steve: good point. >> steve: something that has ban huge problem, of course, you can tell somebody that they are not supposed to enter the united states but people do it by the thousands. >> steve: we have seen the numbers. >> ainsley: actually in this administration. >> lawrence: i just wonder after all these years why these people still have breath. why they are even a conversation. they should have had a legal process where these people could be tried, military tribunal, and executed for what they contributed to with 9/11. and the fact they were body guards for usama bin laden. and i think it just goes to the fact, it's what i alluded to yesterday of joe biden. is he rejecting what the voters de

saying about the plea deal for the alleged 9/11 mastermind? ashley: the biden administration is asking a federal appeals court to block the plea agreement for accused 9/11 mastermind khalidikh mohammed which would spare him the risk of the death penalty. the government would be denied the chance of a public trial and the opportunity to seek the capital punishment against mohammed and two codefendants in a heinous act of mass murder that caused the death of thousands of people, the defense department negotiated and approved the plea deal but later repudiated it. attorneys for the defendants argue the deal is already legally in effect and it is too late to go back. a federal appeals court in dc is considering the government's request. stuart: donald trump says all hell will break out of hostages in gaza are not released before he takes office. >> if they are not back by the time i get into office, all hell will break out in the middle east and it will not be good for hamas and it will not be good for anyone. all hell will break out. i don't have to say anymore but that is what it is, they should have never taken them. they should never have been the attacker october 7th. i