live long lines and polling stations in some parts of the rwandan capital. nationals of the east african country because the pilot. in an election that long time president paul kagame is expected to win. the fifty nine year old strong woman walked away with nineteen three percent of the vote in. ten. who live he stayed tight lipped on friday? the gunman has previously sent at the election as a mere formality. one of his opponents franco bonanza of the enemy permitted opposition party hailed the process. he had attempted to run for the twenty ten presidential election. but it's hot he was unable to register for the voters. that certain vocal support for them a present under because the festival to push a button. so it's going to bug pittman up filling struggling for eight years disadvantaged replied hoping to build on this foundation. recommend a much better. i mean the hymnal independent phoebe fine mama a scene has a significant threat. a gunman who is held offices two thousand. remains popular for presiding if a roughage economic recovery. he has led to rw

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walk us through the current state of the rwandan opposition.ne opposition has not authorized by the national committee to run. only three candidates, the leader of the green democratic another runner for the selection, independent journalist. all of the other candidates were not authorized to run. the real opposition, the national congress of rwanda, the democratic united front was not authorized to run. therefore the results may be already known as the election polls, the 2300 election. the few hours -- the fewtion will stop in a hours. the opposition will not accept the result as it is not a fair and honest election as they have been saying in 2003 and 2010 when the president was elected with 90% of the polls. >> we will have to leave it there. i appreciate you joining us on the program. >> thank you. >> next we go to venezuela where the top opposition leader has been released from prison. he has been returned to house arrest. this is according to his wife from twitter. he was detained by military police on tuesday. his release comes as the n

the effects on the economy can be seen in the rwandan skyline.ost everything, in imports. we need to sell oil in order to get enough dollars to be able to sustain our imports. with the sharp decrease of oil prices, we need an increase in prices, the cost of living in angola is much more expensive. the reliance on imports means many businesses have run out of stock. it has led to job losses. one in four people is currently unemployed in the country. we are starting to fire some people, which, i think we were able to stop it, to sustain it as we are now. today, from 1500 workers, we are now 1017 workers nationwide. there were new divisions that were meant to start, they did start, but we need to close them down because there is not enough currency to import goods to cover those divisions. the economic crisis has had an effect on businesses as well as individuals. people in one of the most popular markets here say that every month, the price of food keeps climbing. this is one of the most common foods here, cassava. a year ago, one piece cost 200 kw

now in the two decades since eight hundred thousand people were killed in the rwandan genocide the country has made a dramatic recover. this week he goes to the polls for presidential elections with incumbent polka dominate widely expected to stay in power. the human rights groups of warning that he rules the country with an iron fist as sharon get deafening airports. nmsiis expected to win by a landslide on thousands of his supporters joined the incumbents during his last few days on the campaign trail. fifty nine year old pull kigami has been the de facto leader of rwanda. since his rebels and it's the nineteen ninety four genocide. having taken more than. sense of the phone. two presidential elections is already claimed victory in friday's polls. that if the presidential election. be a formality. the results already known if you look at all these people gathered here i victory sir. kagami is credited with restoring stability to rwanda and presiding over rapid economic growth. but human rights campaigners insist to rival candidates say economic progress has come at the price of civil lib

street buried marriage equality instituted the foul and homophobic don't ask don't tell ignored the rwandan genocide oh and escalated foreign drug wars which is one wonder what better deal the dems are offering now none of which was remotely in line with the values ethics and ideals of the democratic party but then that was kind of their point right moving the dems further in order to win elections became the one and only platform the dems have remained faithful to now in the rubble of the twenty sixteen election loss the chairman of the d.n.c. is campaign arm has announced that the dems well not withhold campaign funds for candidates who oppose it woman's right to choose what to do with her own body and relation to family planning and health saying quote there is not a litmus test for democratic candidates as we look at candidates across the country you need to make sure you have candidates that fit the district that can win in these districts across america and despite the fact that nancy pelosi has become political poison the democrats and pelosi herself refuse to believe she is anything

so you can have rwandans fliewntd in english. you can have pappa knew beginnians fluent. and singaporeans who are fluent in english and the idea that this is just some pasty white man's language is so deranged, almost a third of the members of the united nations are proficient in english, prorls. >> tucker: jim acosta thinks english is a race. >> yes. >> tucker: which is troubling. >> by the way, tucker, there is plenty of people in the united kingdom who speak welch and gaelic. i was driving through the scottish islands with my daughter and we heard the bbc gaelic rap station in which these delinquent scotts men are rapping in gaelic. i protest on behalf of the non-english speakers of the british ills of this outrageous racism of this acosta buffoon. >> tucker: i don't know if i can improve on that. i do think though on some level liberals, jim acosta, the network he works for, all of washington are offended by the idea that america would craft an immigration policy that helps america. why is that so offensive to them? >> yes. basically, until half a century ago, it was