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mandate for the anc as the sole party of government, but the next question is, is it even up to him as to whether he has a mandate? it's really up to his party, because what i'm hearing is there are discussions going on as to whether he is the man to lead or not, because as mentioned before, there are various wings within the party. so he needs to win over the party in the first instance, to decide if he is the man to move forward, because he might want to form an alliance with the da, for example, that is what i'm hearing, but his party might feel otherwise, and so that will affect all the calculations of his future and his possible mandate. mexicans will go to the polls on sunday to choose a new president, as well as hundreds of representatives for congress and thousands of local positions. the election looks set to be a watershed moment for mexico. it's widely expected that the country will also elect its first female president as both the leading candidate, claudia sheinbaum, and her closest rival, xochitl galvez, are women.
consensus internally. that in itself is likely to be quite fraught, because like any political party, there are various wings within the anc. now, as far as looking externally, there are two likely options. there's forming some kind of coalition government with the democratic alliance, and that's essentially a centre—right party, pro—business, and the other option is to go to the left and form an alliance with mk, the party of the former presidentjacob zuma, only six months old, and is the real story of this election, and, as well as that, the economic freedom fighters — and both mk and economic freedom fighters called for quite hard left policies, such as expropriating land, nationalising banks, nationalising mines. so there are key differences there. it's either a slight push to the left with the latter
that was my spouse. that is a lot to ask of the public frankly. this is something where adults need to start acting like adults. they need to start acting like adults and stop acting like neighborhood disputes or justification for outrageous behavior and don't put the public in the position of, we have to decide. is justice alito with his wife on this? or is this some sort of breach in the marriage? it is a terrible position to put the public in. it never should have come to that. >> new york times columnist david french, thank you very much. next, cnbc on the reported alliance between elon musk and donald trump. you are watching morning joe weekend. we will be right back!
so that means we are now going through a process over the next two weeks of horse trading negotiations between different parties for the anc to make up those numbers crucially and parliament in order to not only elect the president but also to carry out government business. also to carry out government business-— also to carry out government business. , ., . ~ ., . business. the democratic alliance came second _ business. the democratic alliance came second and _ business. the democratic alliance came second and i _ business. the democratic alliance came second and i know- business. the democratic alliance came second and i know their - business. the democratic alliance i came second and i know their leader has been making a pitch to work with the anc. how crucial will be democratic alliance be? it the anc. how crucial will be democratic alliance be? it all comes down to the — democratic alliance be? it all comes down to the maths _ democratic alliance be? it all comes down to the maths and _ democratic alliance be? it all comes down to the maths and the - democratic alliance be? it all comes| down to the maths and the numbers. what the anc and the democratic alliance say is that they want a stable government, and so we are expecting the democratic alliance to get around 21% of the seats so if you add that up with the anc�*s 40%, they would have a stable form of government but the challenge for both parties is that they have been at loggerheads between each other for many years and they come from
'ust two, sitting on one in 2019 with just their— two, sitting on one in 2019 with just their president having a seat, so it is— just their president having a seat, so it is quite an interesting picture _ so it is quite an interesting picture and of the 14 political parties — picture and of the 14 political parties represented in the previous parliament, 11 have made it back and it is the _ parliament, 11 have made it back and it is the end — parliament, 11 have made it back and it is the end of the road for the congress — it is the end of the road for the congress of the people and the end of the _ congress of the people and the end of the road — congress of the people and the end of the road for the national freedom party and _ of the road for the national freedom party and the end of the road for the independent congress, the aic, but there _ the independent congress, the aic, but there are more parties that have come _ but there are more parties that have come in. _ but there are more parties that have come in, such as the mk party led by former— come in, such as the mk party led by former president jacob zuma and we have seen— former president jacob zuma and we have seen parties such as built 0n south _ have seen parties such as built 0n south africa and the picture erotic aiiiance _ south africa and the picture erotic alliance and it will be a and vibrant _ alliance and it will be a and vibrant parliament. —— the patriotic aiiiance~ _ vibrant parliament. —— the patriotic aiiiance~ but — vibrant parliament. —— the patriotic alliance. but these are parties that ctash _ alliance. but these are parties that ctash on _ alliance. but these are parties that clash on their outlook and the policies —
because you can imagine that within the anc and the other political parties. — the anc and the other political parties, they will be a need for internat— parties, they will be a need for internal accountability and to check whether— internal accountability and to check whether someone will have responsibility and what that responsibility and what that responsibility looks like and that is why— responsibility looks like and that is why some people still ask and question— is why some people still ask and question whether cyril ramaphosa will survive that's review within his party— will survive that's review within his party stop— will survive that's review within his - sto_ , . �* , his party stop yes, we haven't seen them out in — his party stop yes, we haven't seen them out in public _ his party stop yes, we haven't seen them out in public since _ his party stop yes, we haven't seen | them out in public since wednesday and he stayed behind and this was his first speech and how do you assess his position within the anc today? his assess his position within the anc toda ? , ., , today? his position is quite precarious _ today? his position is quite precarious and _ today? his position is quite precarious and it _ today? his position is quite precarious and it depends l today? his position is quite l precarious and it depends on today? his position is quite - precarious and it depends on what choices— precarious and it depends on what choices the — precarious and it depends on what choices the anc's majority in the nationai— choices the anc's majority in the national executive committee decide, do they— national executive committee decide, do they decide for the party for the country. _ do they decide for the party for the country, and there is a part of the anc. _ country, and there is a part of the anc. a _ country, and there is a part of the anc, a constituency fundamentally opposed _ anc, a constituency fundamentally opposed to any kind of power—sharing with the _ opposed to any kind of power—sharing with the democratic alliance and there _ with the democratic alliance and there are — with the democratic alliance and there are those within the democratic alliance that have a vice a versa _ democratic alliance that have a vice a versa feeling and i think there are those — a versa feeling and i think there are those within the anc that have always— are those within the anc that have always felt the need to get rid of
some newer parties there. rise only existed for about a year now. it has a total of two seats. we have another new party, bosa, and it has two seats. we have another key party that came out of the democratic alliance that got sick seats. the eff, another leading opposition party, has a 39 seats. the anc has 159 seats. the democratic alliance has 87 seats. and we have jacob zuma's party that has 58 seats. there you have it. there is cheering, but obviously not huge celebrations from the anc because, as you will remember, this is a severe decline in the anc share of seats within the national assembly. those are the final results here
to elect a president. of course, cyril ramaphosa would like to continue on as president of south africa but he has to get a majority of votes in parliament. so, that means that his anc party has to find alliances. that could take the shape of a form of coalition government where you ministers from different parties parties all governing together, or it could be some kind of power—sharing agreement, some kind of loose alliance, all of that is still to be played for. and of course when cyril ramaphosa takes to the stage today in south africa, this is not onlyjust about party politics, this is also a key moment for the nation. so what we are hearing from his party is that even though he is the leader of the anc, he really has to take stock of this moment, essentially a kind of transition of power in south africa, and mark this moment with his comments to the nation. has and mark this moment with his comments to the nation. as always, thank ou