again, that man is no mandela. joining me now is reverend al sharpton, host of "politics nation" on msnbc. david jolly, msnbc political analyst and former republican who is no longer affiliated with the party, and catherine christian, former manhattan assistant district attorney. thank you all three for being here. brother rev, i'm going to let you have the floor on donald trump having the raw nerve to compare himself to a man you got to know, nelson mandela. >> it is atrocious. first of all, nelson mandela went to jail trying to fight to get people of color, black people in south africa, the right to vote in their own land. donald trump is facing charges, particularly in georgia, of trying to deny those that had voted in the election there and tried to disenfranchise them by trying to get votes that allegedly never happened. i was an election observer in 1994 in south africa. and i could not imagine nelson mandela who i did get to speak with and know with my visits there and his visits here, i couldn't imagine him

actually understanding who mandela was or the reasons why mandela suffered let's start with just the circumstances as they are today. trump is not a prisoner unless you consider mar-a-lago or bedminster or seven springs or trump tower, or a pen suite very, very expensive luxury cells mandela spent 27 years in robben island alone in an eight by eight cell, he referred to his incarceration as unpleasant, which is a masterclass in understatement life there left mandela's eyes damaged. it's why he wore sunglasses and photographers were warned against using flash photography around him mandela lived nearly three decades. they're serving time for high treason. all for protesting the racist apartheid system. meanwhile, trump >> he's facing >> 88 counts and four separate jurisdictions for trying to steal a presidential election or for trying to buy the silence of stormy daniels mandela was released in 1990 and he won the presidency in 1994 he was freed and he freed his nation from institutionaliz ed racism meanwhile, donald trump wants to win the white house by stoking racial division >> we

jesus or mandela? >> clearly mandela.ersecuted by a corrupt legal system. and as mandela often said, and i quote, "this is a witch hunt hoax. i've never even met horse face." >> i totally disagree, ronny. jesus christ. he's obviously jesus christ. it's right there in the new testament, or in its sequel, "the art of the deal." chapter 10, verse 8. "and lo, he evicted the rent-controlled tenants. and it was good. and tremendous and vicious and beautiful. jesus. wow." [cheers and applause] >> hang on. think about this for a second. trump and mandela? they both had three wives. jesus didn't even have a serious girlfriend. the guy had no rizz. >> jon: i don't think rizz -- anyway. mandela was in prison for 27 years. >> yeah, but if you add up all the prison sentences trump got for other people from january 6th, and his campaign, and his business, it's way more than 27 years! okay? trump is, like, ten nelson mandelas. >> no, ronny, trump is jesus. they both have a ton of buildings with their names on them, filled with portraits

mandela today those south africa is on the cusp of another critical election. >> and mandela's beloved african national congress could lose its majority for the very first time since his own historic win with crime and corruption front and center for voters now when we come back remembering an american giant of journalism, who held hostage for years in the middle east every piece of evidence tells a story. >> how it really happened with jesse. oh, martin tomorrow at nine on cnn i brought in a jew or max protein with 30 grams of protein. >> those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. here, i'll take that ensure max protein, 30 grams protein one prim sugar, 25 vitamins and minerals in a new fiber blend with a prebiotic home whoa. >> talk yes focus on an american home she had warranty. >> i can protect your covered home systems and appliances like this ac when the repair or replace thank you it's oh, i'm not home. yeah, it's pretty sure i home. visit ahs.com today for 40% off cy head that this letter with $106 chicken basket i would 100% white meat chicken is always just a bett

nelson mandela.ree man taking his first steps into a new south africa. >> one of my most formative moments was watching him step out of prison for the first time on february the 11th, 1990 after being behind bars for 27 years. in my new book i describe that moment. the campaign for his release had become a cause celeb around the world. it had become the symbol that embodied the fate of the nation as a whole. south africa would only be free when mandela was free. and now he was free. the first shock was what you look like. the pictures i had seen of him were from before he had been detained. the mandela that i knew was a big man, a boxer. the man on tv was elderly, thin as a rail and oddly enough, a smile on his face. the smile mystified me. how could he be a smiling and forgiving person after torture and confinement and separation from the people you love. the first time in my life i had witnessed that kind of grace. today, 30 years after the fall of apartheid his dream of equality is a work in progr

the applicant, national congress met by nelson mandela when a landslide victory in 1992 and his remaining powers. since but with a general election a month away, the amc could be at risk of losing its majority. for the 1st time. the economy is stagnant with unemployment, around 30 percent. put those on to $35.00. it's as high as 50 percent. corruption has been a problem. the former secretary general, the amc is facing troll in june. and the amc speaker of the heisman resigned this april accused of money laundering public services. severely lacking bowling power costs and will to shortages a part of daily life. for many, the amc insists things will improve and defend the record. our task over the last 30 years has been to bridge the huge devise of well an opportunity now country between black and white, between men and women. between the acid and rudo drama. we have done so not only to contract the injustices of the past, but also that we may realize that for potential of any part of me in which every person as a se, but according to the will bank, south africa is one of the most on equal

donald trump, you're no nelson mandela.wouldn't we expect it to resonate with the hard core maga base? everything he seems to say resonates with them. i guess that could be the next rallying cry among the -- i'm talking about the hard core. i'm not talking about people who are just going to vote for trump because maybe they don't like biden's policies or whatever. the hard core maga base, you know, unbelievable, but they could see donald trump as a political prisoner, at least a potential political prisoner, as the trial goes on. >> trump also compared himself to jesus at times. >> yeah. >> eugene, one of the great unknowns is the impact this criminal trial might have on the election. we have some analysts who believe that it will make no difference at all. some think it could fire up supporters of republicans who think that trump is being unfairly prosecuted. others believe it'll totally turn off swing voters and move the race even a few points, which in a tight race might be enough for president biden. just give us your b

under president nelson. mandela william committee is founder and executive chair, person of the democracy works foundation and zacky ok. my to is an activist. i'm an independent candidate for south africa's pond, but if i will welcome 2 or 3, if you psyche i wonder if i can start with you. we've heard some of the examples that are the failings of the a and c in recent years. they say the, it's a great job to dress poverty issues to do with utilities energy supplies. all of these a site is as reasons to punish the a, n, c. the polls give us a sense of the lived experience of what it's like the south africans to face these challenges. uh hello. everyone, my experience has been a lot of that and the other hall living came democracy. and as you would know for my understanding is that i know 1994 with which gives you guys dignity back to the people in many different class. of course, the degree for everyone, for what do we have the clinical disposition of like african people, the disposition and intellectual disposition, where people were really kind of cheap bodies like that, as opposed to hu

to become the country's 1st black president, mandela, spotty, the n c. has been in follow ever since, and why the south african still boston events to mock this historic date. the discontent would be in caesar, we has been going a, somebody, somebody to south africa is celebrating the c a mux the 2 years since the end of apartheid. and the both of democracy, the countries presidents, their over, i'm opposed, joined in the festivities. the in his address, he reminded the crowns in pretoria about the significance of freedom day after the described as the beginning of a new movie from pessimism, additive vision to nation building reconciliation in the us or the close to snow. the hi miss or the read or human advised military owners also month to the event, which is a chance for south africa ends of different ages to reflect on how the country has changed as sort of the more pressing the level of change, you know, for whatever binded as to what have other people wanted us to become. it's an opportunity for us to become a self. i really have good off with thi

both comparing himself to nelson mandela. again, and also telling wealthy donors, according to the new york times, that he likes immigrants from nice countries like denmark and promising guests at the palm beach mansion that he was speaking at, that they were safe for now from undocumented immigrants living across the river in the more diverse west palm beach. you trump campaign claimed that they raised over $50 million at the event, doubling president biden's record hall in new york last night. last month, excuse me trump, according to the times, was defending his remarks as president when he had lamented that immigrants were coming from s whole countries. you may remember that the times also reported that trump said that president biden has, quote, soiled the resolute desk in the oval office trump's said, according to the times, i mean that literally which is sad, the times then writes this the attendee who witnessed the moment said that dinner guests laughed and that mr. trump's remark was interpreted as the former preside

to become the country's 1st black president. mandela's party d i n c has been empowered ever since. and while south africans took part in various events to mock this historic turning point, the discontent with the i and phase row has been growing some, but somebody south africa is celebrating the c a mux the 2 years since the end of apartheid. and the but of democracy, the countries president serial rem oppose the joint in the festivities. the in his address. he reminded the crowns in pretoria about the significance of freedom day after the describe that day. as the beginning of a new movie, testament and division termination reconciliation and the constitutional order that is, perm, is only human advised military own is also a month to the event which is a challenge. so the south africans of different ages, to reflect on how the country has changed as sort of the more pressing enough of change, you know, for whatever binded us to what have other people wanted us to become. it's an opportunity was to become a self, i believe good off with this 1st city is there's been a lot of chang

he reminded people that the union buildings here when nelson mandela meant that it was no good write it in 1994 had for a 100 years. instead, instead stood as a symbol of oppression and white rule. now they stand as a symbol of freedom. he promised to continue to work towards the visions and ideals of mandela and the other founding fathers of the agency. people like all the time but, and walter caesar. but of course many south africans would say those visions and ideals are very far from being met. 32 percent unemployment, it is a society the world bank describes us the most on equal on us and civil run a pose a knows those concerns. only 2. well, it is an election year. the amc is losing ground to other parties. he finished the speech by saying they saw that because democracy is young. what we've achieved in this short 30 years. he's something of which all of us to be proud. this country is infinitely better than it was up and coming up next stop program inside story. one exam in south africa, so 2 years since it's 1st free and democratic elections has the governing in the parties f

he reminded people that the union buildings here when nelson mandela meant that it was no graduated in 1994 had for a 100 years. instead, instead stood as a symbol of oppression and wide rule. now they stand as a symbol of freedom. he promised to continue to work towards the visions and ideals of mandela and the other founding fathers of the items, tvs like all the time but, and walter caesar. but of course, many south africans would say those visions and ideals are very far from being met . 32 percent unemployment, it is a society the world bank describes as the most unequal on us and civil rema pose. and those, those concerns only 2. well, it is in the election year. the amc is losing ground to other parties. he finished the speech by saying they saw that because democracy is young. what we've achieved in.

i mean, what was nelson nelson mandela put in jail for?d apartheid system that literally divided races from each other, right? >> right. and donald trump, as we know, as someone who has constantly stoke these racial divisions the country through his rhetoric, right? >> so let's talk briefly about something else that occurred over the weekend which was congressman turner, chairman turner. congressman turner spoke to jake tapper over the weekend about russian propaganda and whether some of that was making its way into rhetoric being used here in america by republicans. here's what turner said. watch >> congressman mccall made a comment this week about what he says sounds like russian propaganda from some conservative media and why it's so difficult to explain to republican voters why supporting ukraine is important. he told julia yahi, quote, i think russian propaganda has made its way into the united states unfortunately, and it's infected a good good chunk of my party's base. he singled out primetime shows. i'm conservative channels. do yo

he reminded people that the union buildings here when nelson mandela meant that it was no good write it in 1994 had for a 100 years. instead, instead stood as a symbol of oppression and wide rule. now they stand as a symbol of freedom. he promised to continue to work towards the visions and ideals of mandela and the other founding fathers of the agency. people like all the time but, and welters, the zulu. but of course many south africans would say those visions and ideals are very far from being met. 32 percent unemployment, it is a society the world bank describes us the most on equal on us and civil run a pose a knows those concerns. only 2. well, it is an election year. the amc is losing ground to other parties. he finished the speech by saying they saw that because democracy is young. what we've achieved in this short 30 years. he's something of which all of us to be proud. this country is infinitely better than it was in the united states. hundreds of homes have been damaged shaft or pa, full tornadoes ripped through the midwest. at least 3 people were injured and some 11000 ho

after decades of struggle, the african national congress secured the freedom of its leader nelson mandelath, 1994, when south africans of every ethnicity queued together for miles to cast their ballot, electing mr mandela south africa's first black president. at the 30th anniversary celebrations in pretoria on saturday, south africa's current president cyril ramaphosa paid tribute to those who helped fight for the country's freedom. on that day, as we cast our votes for the first time, a great heaviness lifted from our shoulders. our shackles have been cast off. the shackles that have tied us down for hundreds of years. the weight of centuries of oppression was no longer holding us down. even though our backs bore scars of the cruel lashes of those who had whipped and subjected us for more than 300 years, on that day, as a united people, we stood tall as south africans. mr ramaphosa is up for re—election in may. his african national congress, or anc, has been in power continuously since 1994. while it remains far ahead in opinion polls, it potentially faces the prospect of losing its parl

where they've been celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election, the pro nelson mandela and the african national congress to power, 30 years ago the, the police in the united states have detained around a 100 people while clearing a protest camp at northeastern university in boston university says the protesters resorted to anti semitic floors, student demonstrations against the war on gaza and spreading across the us. but there are growing efforts by university officials and police to in the protest. it's been a little over a week since students at columbia university began demanding that their school divest from israel students at harvard, a georgetown mit in george washington university. then followed suit and protest spread from the northeast to campuses in michigan in texas in california. let's go to my account. it was the george washington university in the us capital mike, we'll talk about what happened at ne and in just a 2nd. but since you're george washington, tell us what's happening there and also how universities in the greater washington area are choosing t

i asked him about all of that, and the trouble comparing himself -- ready -- to nelson mandela. all of that on "politicsnation" tonight. let's begin. joining me now, maryland governor wes moore, a democrat. governor moore, thank you for joining us tonight. you joined president biden yesterday as he visited the key bridge collapsed site. he also met with the families of the men killed just hours after the body of a third missing worker was recovered. he also reiterated his pledge to rebuild the bridge with federal money. watch. >> we are going to move heaven and earth to rebuild this bridge, as rapidly as humanly possible. and we are going to do so with union labor and american steel. >> what can you tell us about your conversation with the president yesterday, and where does the rebuilding efforts stand at this point? >> thanks, rev. the first thing i can tell you this the president started where we all started, which is with the families. understanding that they are families who are very much mourning and there is an entire state that is mourning right along with them. yesterda

many of them recall too the joy and the hope which accompanied the election of nelson mandela and hisons today in pretoria. he said 30 years ago, the pale of freedom rang across our great country. he also went on to say the weight of centuries of operation was cast off on that day. this is a big moment for south africa, an entire generation has grown up and post apartheid. cyril ramaphosa knows there are a lot of challenges facing his country, he acknowledged as much in his very stirring speech. he also knows he and his party are likely to face a bruising election in a month�*s time. many voters are frankly fed up with failing infrastructure, electricity, power outages, water supply is often interrupted too. there are huge problems with unemployment, the youth unemployment rate is more than 60%. record levels of violent crime are also affecting people and making them very angry. most opinion polls reveal as though that will certainly be reflected on election day. as it appears some voters are turning away from the anc with some predictions suggesting that it could lose its majority fo

the pro, nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago. the student protest against israel's war on guns are ramping out across the united states. with more universities joining the movement, hundreds of demonstrators have been detained so far. as the police have been hunting for us on college campuses, some news kind of go through it. in some cases, to this, the students, some universities have had to cancel graduation ceremonies while others have seen buildings occupied by protest as well as just over a week since students at columbia university begun demanding that school divest from israel students of columbia, posit georgetown, mit and george washington university old began demanding the same protest spread from the northeast to campuses in michigan, texas and california. i'll just say it was due on 100 a post now from princeton university in new jersey for students occupying college campuses across the united states. it's the price of protest can be high there are the arrests, a 100 of them on saturday at northeastern university in b

the restaurant is vingrom its mandela parkway location in west oakland to eighth street near washingtonhere owner matt horn's other restaurant, maddie's old fashioned, is located. horn says said recently he would not reopen the mandela parkway restaurant after it was burglarized and gutted by a fire back in november. in today's social media post, horn thanked the community for its unwavering support for friday's reopening starts at 11 a.m. >> two oakland basketball teams are celebrating state championship wins. oakland's tech boys team and oakland high's girls team were celebrated today. local leaders honoring all of the players for representing the city so well. >> i'm just excited to celebrate them and to have something for them from them, about them to uplift in oakland. and i think all eyes on our youth, it don't matter what your home life is or even if your home life is tough, there's always something else that you could do that is positive, even if there's a lot of negative going on. >> oakland overall, we have lots of talent, lots of great players, lots of people who are willing

the election swept nelson mandela and the african national congress to power and what became known as the rainbow nation. we, i just spend a break freedom day and we is my g g. invited to come into the bay as we, as we are, as young as we are. we are 10 plus south. and then because i think that as this other person is young, i know the events to 30 years ago still viewed significance. they delivered the free and democratic society in which everyone now lives with rights, with justice, but not necessarily opportunities for the problem is so the better life, the role remains elusive for many and what the world bank lists as the most unequal country on the web. one and 3 are unemployed. infrastructure is from blake crime and corruption rice. in an election year with the amc losing ground 2 of the parties, the president said he would continue to work towards the vision and deals of 1994 south africans to put that promise many times before. jo, how l g 0 pretoria. ukraine says it's shut down $21.00 of $34.00 missiles, which by russia overnights attack. most of the strikes targeted ukraine'

the election swept nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. what became known as the rainbow nation. we had just signed a break freedom days and we is at my g d way invited to come into the bay as we, as we are, as young as we are. we are central and south. and then since i was young, i know the events to 30 years ago still viewed significance, they delivered the free and democratic society in which everyone now lives with rights, with justice, but not necessarily opportunities for the problem. is that a better life? the role remains elusive? for many and what the will thank list as the most unequal country on the one and 3 are unemployed. infrastructure is crumbling, crime and corruption, rice in an election year with the amc losing ground to other parties. the president said he would continue to work towards the vision and the ideals of 1994 south africans to put that promise many times before. jo, how l g 0 pretoria 100. more on what summit south africans regard those the unfulfilled promises of 1994 from the reports now from alexandra town

when nelson mandela became president in 1994, i was a law student here. i wondered what vit students make of this moment? 30 years old from south africa's 1st free and democratic election. that remains really relevant to me because that is not a long time. like it was only recently when we got the democracy that we have and the freedom of everybody to vote the way we have. i think it would be unreasonable to see that it hasn't been progress. good one, we have political rights. we convert to freedom of speech, we can criticize our government as much as you want. i'm not going to come to me and say if you vote for this issue, the answer from palo to do a b, c is going to do. but i know so that because i mean, wait and if maybe the point is where to take a lot for us to take us out of it. so it's very important you can hopefully by realistic at the same time you sent you the i think that saw that some democracy does that. i think i was package nicely put everyone on it and put my data on the same thing with a different that people what we saw was an opportun

with it being celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election that broke nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago, the hundreds of university students across america had been detained so far as round news against the war on guns that had been gathering steam spreading throughout the country. at least i'm tired of not scanner risk some campuses in recent days at times using chemical evidence teases to defer students. some university is about to cancel their graduation ceremonies while others have seen and time building is occupied by protesting students. i'll just say it was john engineer, put some princeton in new jersey. as for students occupying college campuses across the united states, the price of pro test can be high. there are the arrests, a 100 of them on saturday at northeastern university in boston. and more than 600 over the past week, including 2 here at princeton university, talk about guns and culture. i mean, this is the kinds of culture shut down any discussion and really ranging discussion of this. i mean, for many of these

he said, it reminded the crowd that the union buildings and there they are up the way of nelson mandela was inaugurated. as the 1st black president in 1994 had stood putting in a 100 years. he said as a symbol of power and depression, they throwing off with that system he described as one of the greatest achievements of modern history. that was special woods. of course for nelson mandela, the father of democracy was described to us as well as other figured heads all of a time. both, both, this is from a poser of the intention to continue to work towards the vision and the ideals, of course, he knows in an election year, no less that many south africans believe those visions and ideals of very far from being realized. the problem is in the constitution of a better life, but all 32 percent unemployment in this country. it's recognized as the world bank as the market is by the will. bank has the most and equal society on us. corruption is rice infrastructure in a state of decay as if to on. so those concerns from a poster ended his speech saying so that because democracy is young, what we'

pretoria with the pin celebrations of south africa's 1st free and democratic election, broke nelson mandela and the african national congress to power. 30 years ago, the hundreds of university students across america had been detained so far as riley is against the war on guns that have been gathering steam spreading throughout the country. and the zip code of large scale arrest on campuses and recent days of times using chemical irritant. in some cases, to disperse students. some universities that have to cancel that graduation ceremonies while others have seen and time building is occupied by protesting students. that's what it's just over a week since students at columbia university began demanding that school divest from israel students at columbia. pop at georgetown, mit and george washington again demanding the same protest spread from the ne, a campuses in michigan, texas. um california, we have a team of correspondents covering this story for us in the us in atlanta and washington dc. but 1st of john, henry was of a city university of new york to go after more than a week of this th

so he is off to his 1st democratic vote and nelson, mandela's, african national congress swipe to power 3 decades on with the sluggish economy, a set of people out of work. well, many argue the i, n c is failed to deliver on promises of an inclusive society. as another election loons, john, the how reports the town of how months cut all. so it's not because of the drought. the water is delivered by truck to more than a 100000 residents in this area. code humans crow here. they blame the mismanagement and neglect the government, the government to take a picture on us because we're suffering with the water product. i mean, don't you think that by now they should be fixing these problems? i think so. but then the problem with our government is that a the financial stability in this country is very low. legged, it is with finances. i don't think i will government disagree before whatever they have doing, whatever they are doing, i think benifits them. this is a huge community. how months crowd just north of the capital pretoria that doesn't have access to reliable clean water and that's jus

why is he comparing himself to mandela and not worried about going to jail. >> no, not at all.l. the democrats would like presidetrumpconfined to a courtt bragg is a district attorney that spent time persecuting real violent criminals on the streets of new york. they are exposing the truth. that's why you see them coming down. they want to silence him. it's a complete violation of his first amendment rights. >> i'm glad to have your response. thank you for joining us. >> after the break is coverage of the constant presidential polls more confusing than clarifying. pods handles the driving. pack at your pace. store your things until you're ready. then we deliver to your new home - across town or across the country. pods, your personal moving and storage team. choice hotels is a family of brands with a hotel for any traveler you want to be. like #1 chef dad, cookin' up a free, hot breakfast for the entire family at a comfort hotel. mom made this. umm, i... added the garnish. stay twice and get a free night when you book direct. sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...s

just to remind people, on this day in 1994 nelson mandela cast his ballot in south africa's first all—races next month, while experiencing failing infrastructure and high levels of crime and unemployment. let's speak to our correspondentjenny hill, who is in johannesburg. how big a part does what happened 30 years ago play in people's lies today? years ago play in people's lies toda ? , , years ago play in people's lies toda ? , ., years ago play in people's lies toda ? , , ., ., lives today? this is a moment -- lives toda ? today? this is a moment -- lives today? the _ today? this is a moment -- lives today? the commemorate - today? this is a moment -- lives today? the commemorate the i today? this is a moment -- lives - today? the commemorate the heroes of the stru: ale today? the commemorate the heroes of the struggle against _ today? the commemorate the heroes of the struggle against apartheid _ today? the commemorate the heroes of the struggle against apartheid and - the struggle against apartheid and many recall too mejoy the struggle against apartheid and many recall too me joy and

horn says said recently he would not reopen the mandela parkway restaurant after it was burglarized and a fire back in november. in today's social media post, horn thanked the community for its unwavering support for friday's reopening starts at 11 a.m. >> two oakland basketball teams are celebrating state championship wins. oakland's tech boys team and oakland high's girls team were celebrated today. local leaders honoring all of the players for representing the city so well. >> i'm just excited to celebrate them and to have something for them from them, about them to uplift in oakland. and i think all eyes on our youth, it don't matter what your home life is or even if your home life is tough, there's always something else that you could do that is positive, even if there's a lot of negative going on. >> oakland overall, we have lots of talent, lots of great players, lots of people who are willing to want it. >> it's the second year in a row both teams finished top in the state for their respective divisions. bravo! good job. congratulations >> all right. time to get a check on our we

he promised to continue to work towards the visions and ideals of mandela and the other founding fathers of the items, tvs like all the time but, and walter caesar. but of course many south africans would say those visions and ideals. and he alluded to it that in that segment of the speech, you just had to run a post a very far from being met. 32 percent unemployment. it is assigned to the world bank describes as the most on a cool on it, a sensor will run a pose that knows those concerns only 2. well, it is an election year. the amc is losing ground to other parties. he finished his speech by saying they saw that because democracy is young what we've achieved in this short 30 years. he's something of which all of us to be proud. this country is infinitely better than it was 30 years ago. joe. know how in pretoria, thank you very much. really? the miller isn't in the alexandra township and john is but what is the atmosphere like where you are? well, they are going to be much attention here being paid to freedom day itself. it's not the sacked as a full menu of the people around us. we sp

i will gladly become a modern date nelson mandela, it will be my grade. >> honore your reaction >> quitehe comparison to somebody that you know, them to tell us mendell there. i mean, i think it's it's emblematic of how trump has tried to basically use these cases in term the courtroom basically effectively into his own trump rallies. to galvanize his base to attack democrats in each of these cases for what we've seen for years now saying that it's a witch on same with system as against him in a way making a comparison to two international civil rights leaders like nelson mandela. i don't know how effective that will be for that cause. i do think it's interesting mat on the other side too, you are seeing the biden campaign's start to use rhetoric that i honestly didn't expect them to use, say a year ago when there was a bit more distancing from trump's cases now, you're starting to see the president himself poking fun at is trump's debt problems, his financial woes here his legal fees going back to the grid iron dinner, i've seen him on the campaign trail also talking even at student loa

that was special woods, of course, for nelson mandela, the father of democracy. as he was described, another key figure a heads all of a time. both this is due to the people like that mister rumble coat rather close to offering the intention to continue to work towards the visions and the ideals. this was not an event where it was going to be suggested that millions of south africans, as you've heard from pharma to consider that those visions and ideals a fall from being met, the promise of a better life. pearl, 32 percent, unemployment corruption, rife, one of the most on equal societies on us infrastructure in the k. but had he been aust, so we'll run a pose. a said that's all that for this democracy. he's young. what we've achieved that makes this country a better place than it was 30 years ago. it is something of which one of us should be proud. all right, thank you very much. china holland pretoria. was you now speak to eunice carr? him who's been in a n c m p. 's since 1994. he's also a former communications minister and was the leader of the south african

after decades of struggle, the african national congress secured the freedom of its leader, nelson mandelaca's first black president. at the thirtieth anniversay celebrations in pretoria on satuday, south africa's current president, cyril ramaphosa, paid tribute to those who helped fight for the country's freedom. on that day, as we cast our votes for the first time, a great heaviness lifted from our shoulders. our shackles have been cast off. the shackles that have tied us down for hundreds of years. the weight of centuries of oppression was no longer holding us down. even though our backs bore scars of the cruel lashes of those who had whipped and subjected us for more than 300 years — on that day, as a united people we stood tall, as south africans. in the uk, a conservative member of parliament has quit the party tojoin labour. in an exclusive tv interview with the bbc, dr dan poulter, a former health minister who works part time as a doctor, said he could no longer look his national health service colleagues and patients in the eye and stay on as a conservative. he'll be standing down

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. $5500.00 tons of few months here and 8 people from 12 nation, including the grandson of nelson mandela. and the daughter of jacob are already in trouble because it's a try and break that fees and deliver this tremendous terry an age that confidence that it will take place in rules that fails as long as it isn't any flexibility is a fair. and i just split through this is taking face 14 years off of the last one left front of the switch. and it was also trying to break the feet of causes intercepted by just reading ministry, effected suppression, the memory of people here. but they say any challenges that they face, any potential danger they may face is nothing compared to what the other thing is that having to endure in gaza. and that this with today isn't just about breaking the siege isn't just about delivering to monitor and age. his advice, bringing more international attention to the whole on garza a default country to take action. i started back to central america. support for is around the end in particular, it's influential. evangelical christians have been, i'm wavering, despit

he's the direct opposite of nelson mandela.way, donald, if you're watching, mandela did 27 years. if you want to equal that there, a lot of people wouldn't be disappointed. i think what caught my eyes about your book, because i think some of us that consider ourselves progressive and the civil rights side of that, failed to really build an infrastructure. talk about how they redid themselves and went from the bottom, very local grassroots, then up. i think that's underestimated in all the flash we see of donald trump. >> it's been very under the radar and in the past few years, since trump left office, this has been happening. steve bannon had a huge part in this by popularizing the precinct strategy, starting at the bottom in the precincts and going up in the party organization itself. this was the innovation over the tea party, which was like, everybody go to this meeting. the idea here was, we have the republican party and we are going to use the republican party organization, the republican party structure. there's real pow

and that was this besides, you know, nelson mandela was inaugurated in 1994. it was also the seat of the apart take government. and so, you know, it, it really does signify a change in the country, a changing in leadership and the changing approach to governance mistake and listen to what aroma pushed ahead to say. the thing is described as the beginning of a new heater. moving from the division to lation reconciliation in the constitutional order that is permits on the read c will run the pose of the i don't and, and it's through the use of democracy. south africa has only been to governed by the i n c. i wonder how seriously could that dominance be tested ahead in the upcoming election. as well indications are that the election that's due to take place next month will be one of the toughest taste, if not the toughest taste for the ruling a and c b r. number of factors that has a sort of put the and see in this position. there's a lot of frustration around issues like power outages in south africa. and the growing unemployment levels have really lift. the you