popovich popovich is the take on this and the role of christian schmidt here is, is it fun to mentally on democratic a way of just kind of paper over the cracks and appeasing to many people, particularly the nationalist groups. as a boat, a vapor says, ah, it is, but unfortunately his of ours, our recent agency says raymonds so there is nothing that we can do it at the moment the people was the majority of them like to have some office like a day, not now it's mr. schmidt before it was the other person. so i agree like to have off the office of the high representative simply because nationalistic parties would destroy this country much fast without it. the solicit parties are those parties, while it all in part is for last 30 years. are the same ones who participated and one 1st multi, multi part of the elections all during the all like when, when was proclaimed independence? so dave, on again in 9696. they are, they need elections, so they cannot expect from the same people who are very politically active, active before the war. well, they're active during the war who are active during the signing the lease agreement . and some of them, they're involved in inter negotiation. and now they are all in this country, so how we can expect them to make any change. they don't want to do any change. they want to keep school as long as possible. so there's a reason why they need office of the heart of prison to bring in some changes. some changes the like some changes the don't. there are a lot of law, there was no, that will be not perfectly written, but not, not the implemented. so for the, for the mr. smith, decision about changing the election law and partially changing the constitution of the ration of what's going on. let's see, always the work in the ally. let's give it the chest and see how it is that will now block or to gain more in the, in the new system. now then when he pulled out some, some wheels wheels from, from their cars. so let's see how it will work. i personally don't like to see haven't turnage over the was there sabina, that means that we are not democrat the can be on not democrats. country the just think the 3 i like that we have election, but we are not sure that the numbers that are published after the elections are the numbers that the people voted the, you know, now there is a nice question and that's a really good one. the election or his election machine one the election or so there is, there is a big discussion now who really want elections. and for me is the big question. why he didn't run for the 2nd a 2nd mandate as a member of the presidency. because his colleague and she was perfectly all. so the question, there is a big question of why he's decided to run just for the member of the president of the report of the country. let's, let's broaden this out a little bit more and talk more about what this means for foreign policy. hickman, i know we kind of touched on this a little bit earlier. but what, what do you think these elections mean for bosnia is foreign policy and the various factions within the country? you mentioned about some pro russian sessions and pro pro western factions. well, i mean that the most troubling part for me is that a 2 country supported miller dixon and sir nationalists separate this movement and that there is a victor or button from hungary an in vladimir put in for marcia. so this so, so a lot, i mean if, if these are 2 people with whom dick met are several days before the election. so several weeks before the elections, that is very, very troubling news. because you know, we have one country which as entire it was as a member of the e, which is entirely in the far right. sphere. or that is hungary and victor, or bounce a political movement on the other, sorry of a country which is currently involved. busy in an act of aggression war crimes, and it is russia. so we are right now entering a new phase in which probably murder da da will start doing what he has been promising or his these voters for long time. and that is who we're done with the support of serbia to, to try and to are now proclaim independence, affordable in serb entity for apopka sub hska and to and to succeed in the near future. and also what is what is important to notice is that the election law which was imposed by kristen smith was something which was heavily lobbied by crecia proper. so for the last couple of years, crecia ends in zagreb, has been lobbying different countries, mostly in the united states and in the west to support an election law which would cements of their power sharing a atmosphere in bossier. and unfortunately, this has happened like a 2 nights, 2 nights earlier, which means that the bus here will in the future, me control not only by its neighbors by crow, shown by men, bad belgrade, but also deeply influenced by russia, hungary, and in other countries as well all right, sir, we're going to have to leave it there. thanks very much to all 3 of you. hick met, catch it, ship boat of a bar and am not popovich. thanks bye, much being on inside story and thank you as well for watching. remember, you can see this program again any time just go to our website at g 0 dot com. and for further discussion, you can go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha inside stored. you can also join the conversation on twitter handle. there is at a j inside story for me as i'm seeking, and the whole team here, bye for now. ah, ah. indonesia your investment destination, the world's 10th largest economy, is busy transforming, ready to be your business partner with a robust talent pool, politically and economically stable and strong policies being the powerhouse indonesia is confirmed by the g. 20 presidency. bringing opportunities for you invest indonesia. now, as more people admit to suffering from anxiety and depression to day al jazeera well meets women using art and dance therapy to address that problems, are sentences are the dates to the words. and if we are not changing our sense

let's get, let's get em. popovich popovich is the take on this and the role of christian schmidt here is, is it fun to mentally on democratic a way of just kind of paper over the cracks and appeasing to many people, particularly the nationalist groups. as a boat, a vapor says, ah, it is, but unfortunately his of ours are recent in some pieces, even though there is nothing we can do it at the moment the people was tied to the majority of them like to have some office like that. not now it's mr. smith before the 1st. and so i 3 like still have off the office of the height of the sensitive company because nationalistic parties would destroy this country much faster, resulted, nationalistic parties are those parties, while rolling parties for last 30 years are the same ones who participated and one 1st, multi multi part of the elections all during all, like when, when it was approved please independence. so they have on again in 96 from 96. they are winning elections so they cannot expect from the same people who are very politically active before the war. well, they're active during the

popovich that you spoke to, what did you learn from them about how all white coats can succeed in the league that is predominantly black, what is their success in that regard? >> when we mention popovich, you're talking about guys who really understand as much as a white guy can what it's like to be black. both of them told me teven in particular but both h of them told me the george floyd thing changed their outlook and these are guys who had prettygood outlooks on the issue beforehand . he said oh my god, i don't know enough about what's going on in this country. >> is pretty stunning to me given the amount of time they spent and interests and concerns of their black players and yet they still after all that time like they didn't know enough. >> and mike sheesh st was the same way. he did zoom calls with every former black player, all the former players but many of them black. to try to learn more and try to learn the frustrations. because he felt he didn't understand their frustrations and that's why he did the black lives matter program because it's two minutes 47 seconds and it's really passionate and he told me he didn't write anything, he had no expense on the player. just to stand next to the camera and he spoke to nolan smith and said this is how i feel. and popovichactually said he had his first experience understanding when he was in college at the air force academy and they were playing north carolina and he and his teammates went to a club and were waiting in line and it got to the front of the line and the bouncer looked at there were three white guys and one black eye and looked at the black eye and said you can't come in here and they, because again they were in colorado which is different or from north carolina and greg had grown up outside chicago. and what what are you talking about he can come in, we don't let blacks and here's ic all four of them left and popovich said he realized that night how white his life and then, that he never really even though he hung out with black guys he never really had known black guys and he made ndit a point to try to understand and he told his players in different occasions if i were black have gone to jail a number of times because of the way police had dealt with him. and you know steve, he just want