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consideration is that the anc needs a massive partner to go over the 50 plus one _ a massive partner to go over the 50 plus one mark that it needs to form a government. and so it has certain options. _ a government. and so it has certain options. the — a government. and so it has certain options, the first is to go into a coalition— options, the first is to go into a coalition deal with the official opposition, the democratic alliance, sitting _ opposition, the democratic alliance, sitting at— opposition, the democratic alliance, sitting at 21%. and those parties are beginning talks for what is likely— are beginning talks for what is likely going to be deemed a stable option _ likely going to be deemed a stable option. both parties are going to have _ option. both parties are going to have meetings with top executives tomorrow. — have meetings with top executives tomorrow, to see what they mean individually for the parties and what _ individually for the parties and what are — individually for the parties and what are the permutations at play because _ what are the permutations at play because it — what are the permutations at play because it is notjust a national government that has to be negotiated back two— government that has to be negotiated back two provincial governments rather _ back two provincial governments rather will have to be a coalition government also. the third party, the mk. _ government also. the third party, the mk, will not work with the anc, we know— the mk, will not work with the anc, we know that they are led by the former— we know that they are led by the former resident, jacob zuma, and then— former resident, jacob zuma, and then the _ former resident, jacob zuma, and then the economic freedom fighters populist _ then the economic freedom fighters populist party, they can say that we are open— populist party, they can say that we are open to — populist party, they can say that we
that they are led by the former resident, jacob zuma, and then the economic freedom fighters populist party, they can say that we are open to talks today and it is up to the anc to first of all accept this massive loss in support, and to come up with some strategic plan. some of the considerations they are going to have to make is what is negotiable, what are they able to concede on, what leverage they have if anything, and i suppose opposition parties will be doing the same, coming up a list of demands to make to the anc is the biggest political party to say all right, what can you give us, if we allow you to vote to elect a future president. south africa is a key political player around the world. the world has been used to the anc being in power, and the policies it presents, what will foreign interests will be looking at a possible coalition government? coalition governments bring a lot of instability and there will be
in new york on that case. neil: all right, i did not know that. he is a florida resident, after all. hal, i know your misgivings about how this trial ended up and how a jury could come to this conclusion 34 times. it is what a it is, the jury did what it did and there we stand. are you angry at donald trump's lawyers? did they screw up? because the prosecution won on all counts here. >> no. again, i don't think there was any way to avoid what was transpiring. i mean, you have a district attorney who soros backed, you have a jury pool that's, you know, 90% the other party. you just -- neil: wait a minute, would you view be different if it were just one or two jurors on a couple of counts that didn't go this way, if it weren't all 34, if it was just 1 count would you think differently? >> well, but with again, i think the problem with it, neil, is you've got -- these were multiple payments that were made. neil: right. >> so once you found that the
reasons to have done this years ago. but it is what it is lulu, take us out on a happy note. >> yes, it's been a tough week. and so i will take you out on the note of the pandas are back. i'm so excited as a dc resident, the pandas were taken away from us cruelly when panda diplomacy seemed like it was going to be shuttered. and yet we have now gotten worse from the first lady, jill biden, that the pandas will be restored to us to beautiful pandas dc will be paying a $1 a year for these pandas for the privilege the ambassador from china to the united states talked about how important it was to have this connect section with the united states through the panda that is a bargain, $1 million a year for ten years for the delight of the pandas in our town? >> yes. >> thank you all for being here and thank you for spending part of your day with us. we'll see you right back here next week.
are open to talks today and it is up to the _ are open to talks today and it is up to the anc— are open to talks today and it is up to the anc to first of all accept this massive loss and support, and to come _ this massive loss and support, and to come up— this massive loss and support, and to come up with some strategic plan. some _ to come up with some strategic plan. some of— to come up with some strategic plan. some of the — to come up with some strategic plan. some of the considerations they are going _ some of the considerations they are going to _ some of the considerations they are going to have to make is what is negotiable, what are they able to concede — negotiable, what are they able to concede one, if anything, and i suppose — concede one, if anything, and i suppose opposition parties will be doing _ suppose opposition parties will be doing the — suppose opposition parties will be doing the same, coming up a list of demands— doing the same, coming up a list of demands to — doing the same, coming up a list of demands to make to the anc is the biggest _ demands to make to the anc is the biggest political party to say all right, _ biggest political party to say all right, what can you give us, if we allow— right, what can you give us, if we allow you — right, what can you give us, if we allow you to _ right, what can you give us, if we allow you to elect a future president. allow you to elect a future president-— allow you to elect a future president. allow you to elect a future resident. ~ ,, , president. south africa is a key olitical president. south africa is a key political player _ president. south africa is a key political player around - president. south africa is a key political player around the - president. south africa is a key l political player around the world. the world has been used to the anc being in power, and the policies it represents, what will there will be looking at a possible coalition government?— looking at a possible coalition government? looking at a possible coalition overnment? ., , , ., government? coalition govers bring a lot of instability _ government? coalition govers bring a lot of instability and _ government? coalition govers bring a lot of instability and there _ government? coalition govers bring a lot of instability and there will- government? coalition govers bring a lot of instability and there will be - lot of instability and there will be horse _ lot of instability and there will be horse trading around policy position. _ horse trading around policy position, particularly economic policy — position, particularly economic policy. right now the anc has options. — policy. right now the anc has options, you have options to the
new territory for the anc, new territory — new territory for the anc, new territory for south african politics. _ territory for south african politics, moving into coalitions, moving — politics, moving into coalitions, moving into negotiated decision—making and it is momentous for us _ decision—making and it is momentous for us. tro�*e— decision-making and it is momentous for us. ~ ., �* decision-making and it is momentous for us. ~ . �* , decision-making and it is momentous for us. . . �* , . decision-making and it is momentous forus. . �* , . ., ., for us. we haven't seen much of a resident for us. we haven't seen much of a president to _ for us. we haven't seen much of a president to cyril _ for us. we haven't seen much of a president to cyril ramaphosa - for us. we haven't seen much of a | president to cyril ramaphosa since election day. where do you think he stands today following these results and the negotiations that have to happen? he and the negotiations that have to ha en? , ., and the negotiations that have to ha . en? , ., , and the negotiations that have to hauen? , . , ., happen? he is in a very tough spot at the moment _ happen? he is in a very tough spot at the moment because _ happen? he is in a very tough spot at the moment because the - happen? he is in a very tough spot. at the moment because the decision is will— at the moment because the decision is will the _ at the moment because the decision is will the anc insiders, its cohort and decision makers and national executive — and decision makers and national executive committee, will they oust him or— executive committee, will they oust him or will— executive committee, will they oust him or will they keep him? and this will also _ him or will they keep him? and this will also have ramifications for south — will also have ramifications for south africa because he is considered to be more of a moderate voice _ considered to be more of a moderate voice and _ considered to be more of a moderate voice and if— considered to be more of a moderate voice and if he stays and becomes a presidential— voice and if he stays and becomes a presidential candidates going forward, then we will probably move any more _ forward, then we will probably move any more moderate line, they will move _ any more moderate line, they will move more — any more moderate line, they will move more in terms of seeing cognition— move more in terms of seeing cognition with the da, however if he is removed — cognition with the da, however if he is removed and punished for this
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