kemal hai day is in the hole for us and joins us now is no washer east now where villagers knew day. of mr charity vanity. site for a mob of dobby at the hall international for the nationally accountability bureau prison mr sharif and his daughter and the president of lady police it read because it. is warranted and bhagavan mr sharon eve had warned that he would make a huge political to show out of dollars to all his supporters to congregate at the hard international airport however in our capital had been able to go get it if people were continuing to protest in the hall but we're told that mr shit even a doctor will put on a chartered flight from bali international border to the hall and are already. on route to islamabad from where they are likely to be taken for a medical examination before all taken to jail kemal why did sharif return to pakistan if he was going to face the wrath. but mr sharif paid telling the people there in bugger. being wiktor my age politically of course everybody is not buying days but he fears that if he can get a large number of supporters to rally behi

mustafa kemal, who was in lieutenant colonel, a division commander. in part, one could write the turkish narrative of that battle was that the actions on one particular day of mustafa kemal ataturk when he committed his , reserve division into the fight with absentee orders from above, was what actually allowed them to hold gallipoli. that dynamic turkish leadership was not necessarily present in all of the other locations. once things started falling as 1918, it wasate very difficult to hold together all the pieces, because it was happening in mesopotamia, in the levant, in the caucuses, it was happening elsewhere. once again, it is important to realize, what is happening in mesopotamia fascinating it was to focus on that, but for the ottoman empire, their number one theater after dealing with gallipoli was russia. it was the caucuses mountain. ns. that was there they tended to have the majority of their force, and there challenges there were logistical more so than purely of leadership. all of this combined to create additional problems for the turk

is final of course and one consideration imraan khan has to have thinking about coalition partners kemal is the type of coalition partners pakistan is very diverse country we have very forward thinking people but we also have religious right wing we also have the autocrats. it when you look at the independent groups he may have to make a coalition with will two of the smaller parties that have won a round about a lesson seat he could be looking at possibly two coalition partners what does he have to consider in the bigger picture of what's going on in pakistan at the moment . well we don't know what imran khan is thinking right now i think there will be concentrating on making sure all that they've got the right number of reported all of the right number of walls however it is something important to understand there and progress on the signals coming out from the all police in at this moment are make. no why why why should he be the leader of the bugs on muslim league now was he's already in big eight days he's quite happy to trigger on the open they can bend we also have to understand t

this final could come down to one of the smallest guys of all kemal tritch croatia's diminutive captain has been arguably the standout player in russia . not on poor to their ups and downs but whatever happens you need to continue to believe in yourself and that is fight for your dreams and success that's what always guided me. it was a slow. curry should have already shown in the south belief to win three three lots of extra time at this world cup holds up a place in history could you wait. and there's a pretty compelling narrative there on both sides mark which side here has the most to lose though definitely france is they've won it before croatia never won it before and also friends lost to the euro two thousand and sixteen final on home soil to portugal two years ago they're still smarting from that so for croatia you know they never expected to be here four million people in croatia the only comparable country able to win the world cup is europe why with only three million people so it really is a special special moment for croatia and they just have to enjoy and basically encoura

this final could come down to one of the smallest guys of all kemal tritch croatia's diminutive captain has been arguably the standout player in russia i don't pull to go your guided me through this was a source of the soil. croatia have already shown in the south belief to win through three lots of extra time at this world cup if their fitness holds up a place in history could await. mark what are going to be the decisive factors in this game i think there are three decisive factors to this game if we talk first about goal threat this seems to favor croatia we can actually see some graphics here to help us so how this game's going to go question of scored twelve goals friends only ten lot more shots lot more shots on target so it's kind of looking better for croatia really on that count. if we turn to discipline though it's not looking so great for crew asia on the discipline front they've committed one hundred and warm fouls so far in this tour which is quite a lot of the means they've picked up a few more yellow cards than the france no red card so far although all french fans rememb

haidar he's live outside a polling station in the capital islamabad let's go to you first kemal and talk about what's going on in cueto in baluchistan an attack on people trying to cast their votes clearly deliberate deliberately trying to dissuade people from taking part in the democratic process. out. something which happened even during the election nearing. one leader of the awami national party in the. province was killed by the taliban pocket down there to great point two billion people and then there was another attack in baluchistan but today that i'd also been claimed by i should be remembered. and that they've. done. where did. they. claimed responsibility for the. taking place on the outskirts of the city where the police. a polling station or a number of people. over thirty were wounded some of them are said to be in pretty good condition they were told through an incident and not. to be fired. one party will go from enron con party getting. minor. we have seen pretty. good. we've seen women coming out and we believe a lot of young people participating in an election som

to fall my chief minister all but you were just on province and just an update actually on that when kemal alex laid him in our news editor of the mail me saying we're now seventy in fact the death toll there and that is coming from the health ministry i'd like to move on if we can come on because we've got the other issue today of knowledge sharif former prime minister now is sharif arriving home probably in around an hour or so and this is also the court of course the supreme court found him guilty on corruption charges the way he goes is this the end for him to come home and just get arrested. but he definitely would be a dictator he has now a convicted criminal that along with days go into the question right now wage. we do not know where. to be able to do that and dad level or kid has been caged all day to some new egg maybe die if you're doing some of the. bullets nationally accountability bureau teams are ready to i read them and to take him away and he called her in order to avoid any skull photos where did she come out into the hall and always saw another sedated but you didn't bo

and so when there any given that there are elections taking place kemal was there any anticipation that something like this might happen and could that be more such attacks in the coming weeks and months. well bug just on his feet elevated if carmine dead of ok i didn't cut it the politicians didn't come out be more bold hyrule new daredevil i did race but because of the proved environment he had given an interview to a division network in which he said that dive j.j. jenny was quite comfortable however the attack today showed that there is going to be identified either political party leaders are going to be equally gaffe or the ad dish could affect all it's going to get panning for many of the political parties particularly for the n.p. which at last a leader in this video for charlotte today thanks very much for the latest on that story from as along a bond kemal haida u.s. president donald trump says meeting says that meeting russia's vladimir putin might be the easiest part of history nation european told this week it's just arrived in brussels what's shaping up to be a contentious

potential democratic presidential candidate, senators kemal harris, elizabeth moran and kirsten gillibrand has suggested dismantling the agency since congress funds it. if president trump vows that would be a dangerous mistake. >> because we have some of the worst drug dealers, terrorists, criminals and icicles up there and they walk in like it's another day in the office. thank goodness for ice. >> in general, illegal border crossings are down compared to recent months, says u.s. customs and border protection. still, this year's numbers are up over last period in june, more than 42,500 apprehensions were made along the southern border compared to more than 21,000 the year before. this is the administration moves ahead with its plans to build a border wall. the president showed off eight prototypes this past spring in san diego. the funding of president trump border wall has hit a few snags. mexico continues to refuse to pay for it and at this point, it doesn't look like congress is ready to fully fund it either. >> bret: casey stegall in dallas, thanks. let's talk more about immigration a

to elect the third consecutive civilian government let's get the very latest from our correspondent kemal hyder who's outside the polling station in the capital islamabad let's begin with reports of clashes beginning in the northern province and that attack in kuwait the tensions are high and that's what the authorities won't be worried about. absent intelligence agencies had already warned that they were the name and date by elemental diet that they did get dollar bond buggiest on the web already claimed responsibility for the attacks during the electioneering campaign. in quite are taking place at the navy yard chord that he didn't buy boston today out of the city where doors are done more to take in a dog a day before you go to war related to polling duty and security duties that happened very close to a boarding and there were a number of other people who guard the guard that blocked that red door to thirty five. and therefore their dead may go higher now i farted the problem in the book bob and there were clashes between supporters of enron tahn and the national lead with me now to p

more now from our correspondent kemal hide who's in the capital islamabad . polling has closed across pockets on the deadline was hurricane g.m.t. which is six pm local time although some of the political leaders requested that in view of the fact that there was a slow warding protests inside the polling booth that people should be given more time however the election commission saying that that was not going to happen this has indeed been a tense election number of people lost many more wounded there have been scuffles between the political parties but one thing that has come out of this despite the criticism of the military forces trying to micromanage things i have also been able to avoid a fair and free election the politicians. from the military everybody and even. because tempers were running hard between the political parties with. our words we were very limited or doubts as to which way this election is going we'll have a clearer idea on thursday morning aaron. over the election commission is going to make up all my lead now about the winners on frida

well it really got no choice in that kemal the u.s. is simply not a party to these talks it's not a party to the deal any longer and not only that it's threatening as i said sanctions against anybody who continues to do business with iran so in effect the u.s. actions are are absolutely aimed at tearing this deal down so they're having to continue on their own to try and keep it alive and to convince iran the other five powers of the benefit of staying in essentially that it is more to their benefit to stay in the deal than to leave even if they end up with a net loss as a result of these u.s. sanctions at least they end up with a net economic gain from position zero if you like so they're talking about keeping connected to the swift international banking system using the european investment bank to lend money to companies to shield those companies from e.u. sanction from u.s. sanctions rather governments perhaps putting money directly into the iranian central bank rather than using views in the commercial banking sector these are the

millions of voters casting their ballot to elect their third consecutive civilian government let's talk to kemal hyder who is outside a polling station in the capital islamabad way in the north of the country reports of those clashes beginning in the northern province and of course that attack in the southern state of baluchistan the tensions are high and that's what the authorities were worried about. indeed. and it's something that. because people like coming out the war so far that the. incidents are reflected to k.p. and tag just on however we've seen a larger than usual. award. people are coming out in large numbers but that women are also participating actively in this election. very young and you have to be eighteen to be awarded so did going to be an important and crucial element to see which go and. any political party would be unable to god that kind of support from a watch section all society had and also the fact that social media had added and you why bring teetered that election because everybody. the political party that you would vote for. or try and encourage more and more prepa

is alleging blatant election rigging a charge the electoral commission has rejected from islamabad kemal hyder has more on the political developments. most of that have gone. as far as the polling is concerned. needing that good renard be a problem for them to form a government. and maybe even into. one province. they have crept up. in a strong position and up one job and to get there would be independent and smaller parties they have a simple majority even end up one job province where the strong order of the shiny family the political party saying their d.n.a. actions were rigged and that day may be planning some sort of agitation within the next few days should really be important to see what kind of. one thing is clear that emraan is heading for three need to be the next prime minister of pakistan to be important to see how the political opposition is going to react are they going to need more political instability or are the politicians going to be reconciled with the idea that they have suffered a major defeat that their traditional parties have been booted out and that the new par

in a slum for us hi there kemal so all those opposition figures of just been speaking what have they been saying. what did happen days the opposition meeting was called by that. all of that it. should be remembered that he had been defeated along with many of the big. stranglehold on pakistani soil or day to day of course are angry and they warned. that day going to appeal to all of the parties go join their agitation where there should be a reelection rejecting the. war that the people of pakistan have cost and. mean that they have serious implications. so far i have also been able to speak to. p.p.p. needed that in the progress on people's party a party which they believe in parliamentary politic they do believe in democracy and although they have been allegations against them they are saying that they are . the opposition parties. that religious right and of course the. national party they're the nationalists. and they have suffered a humiliating defeat the question now is what's going to happen next you only come out what then are the implications of this as a whole going forward

civilian handover of power after a full term let's get the very latest from our senior correspondent kemal hyder who's in islamabad for us so the stage is set cobol the countdown to the voting starting begins what's the atmosphere like where you are. well i'm outside the election commission. electioneering campaigning of game two and the election commission of august on it saying that they have distributed that ballot bowl clinic cross country very high i think yoder g. or more to eight hundred. eight million new for that election and it is going to be the most expensive election and budgets on the history made saying i did it is going to cost. two elections or to get that indeed everything in that million. have deployed that security force to all the areas where they are going to be acquired and all the ballot box have been moved to the boiling station of course to a speculation as to who might win it's a close election. get small members of parliament elected of course will become the prime minister but what's have been the tangible issues that the candidates have been discussing with th

majority of one hundred and thirty seven seats will come all hyder is in islamabad for a side there kemal so will these claims of electoral fraud make any difference to that official result. none whatsoever i mean every election in this country is gone and if you look at the history of this country the elections the looting. of manipulating the polls and all loaded in criticism that something was. manipulated and the fact of the magic that it did the people of pakistan were mostly the young. women who have large numbers and they're surprised everybody that. the president of course has grown gradually did the election commission the election commission. free and fair election under the circumstances given the security detail so as far as the government is concerned it does believe that. time and so that's the situation on the ground so far and i suppose con has a heart to be in task ahead what do we know about how he'll go about coalition building and i know that having to compromise along the way. well not necessarily i mean first of all we are getting that from the old days. madeleine. w

ruling pakistan muslim league have repeatedly denied any wrongdoing let's talk to our correspondent kemal ida he joins us live now from the capital islamabad so come out what are the options for the courts and could a guilty verdict what what could that mean for the was and his party. well as far as the coldish concerned that their trial cordin as you mentioned it was back in july seventeenth. before disqualified and the country's prime minister . named him and his family for holding off shore accounts spent their property that they own and the united kingdom that probe of course now and then the trial court which had been going on for over nine months and twenty two days to be exact and today the court of course saying that the. word again. means and therefore that it could carry a maximum sentence of up to fourteen years here to clear whether that word indeed applied to both now watch and he and his daughter to a fish are already declared that. it did indeed going to be a landmark judgment by the accountability court and if it did going to be deferred against mr sharif it may even open

we seem to have lost kemal or got general sense though of course of what's happening in islamabad and of course we will go back to pakistan once we get an idea of when that official announcement will be made as to who won the general election with what number of seats in the national assembly now and you gesture from north korea the push to keep nuclear talks with the us moving on its handed over the reigns of fifty five american soldiers killed during the korean war a u.s. military plane was allowed into north korea on friday morning to pick up the remains and bring them to a base in south korea kim jong un had promised to return the bodies during his meeting with donald trump in june it's believed that the remains of five thousand three hundred u.s. soldiers all still in north korea more than sixty years after the fighting stopped friday marks the sixty fifth anniversary of the armistice that ended the conflict. is a research fellow in university he says this is a defining moment for north korea u.s. relations. if you look back the history of the united states you know normalizing r

promised as a new pakistan summer job with al-jazeera lahore let's go live now to islamabad of zeros kemal hyder is there so come out this opposition group is planning to launch a countrywide both when they want a reelection but are they going to be able to to get enough support to do that. yesterday's meeting was. and. the fact that they were not all on the same page. the budget on people's party led by a. acknowledged dead body had done much better dead than they did in the last election and day would be sitting on the opposition benches. ruling the fact that they will be taking part in dio taking said it many more. head of the religious party. had suffered a humiliating defeat and. the trying to head movement. had everybody not. many but it didn't even. need. a younger brother of the watch any who had been jay has said that he needs. and read it his. good idea. the old taking credit many. emraan boys. and division grit in the opposition ranks you see they did this poised to take over . this opposition group inc prolongs its protest. is him on council going to be able to for the next cou

islamabad of course as early indications suggest the party is doing very well official results on friday kemal but perhaps it's a sign that the public there are tired of the established parties of the past. at. the ward for change because. these political parties have had a stranglehold on people's party and the muslim league now watch taking their guns . from the military to the civilian administration deterred administration and again georgian government will be taking over it and it's. something which is good for at the moment mentioning imran khan leading his party had been a very good. job and to get there would be independent and smaller. for much simpler than majority government even and up on job and of course. independent. government in islamabad more or less although as you mentioned the election the election commission of pakistan had already mentioned that it will be formally announced. even before the election. indeed award for change. their plans and of course political instability in a country where. deep amongst the political parties. whoever does come into power whether it be

kemal harris, cory booker and others. they are probably at no. they're trying to figure out how to get other members there. you have ten members were running for reelection. five, where trump won by double digits. it's a tough vote. they'll be very quiet right until they have two vote. >> ed: brian fallon was democrats. he worked in the hillary clinton campaign. he is now in a group called, get demand justice. step going around to pretending there is some magic question that will get you a legitimate reinsurance that the nominee will protect roe v. wade. that's what he said. if they came from the list, it is freed from the poisonous tree. he is talking about the list of 25 conservative justices of the president said he would nominate back in the campaign if elected. there something else he said. this domination will determine whether we have four years of trump is him or 40 years. i think that crystallizes what the democrats are doing in terms of trying to block this. even if they cannot be president out a number of years, his legacy will live on

it was held by mustafa kemal, and he wanted to fight. constantinople ordered him to withdraw. the capitulation of the capital in the face of advances gave additional support for those turks who believe the ottoman government to be corrupt. even before his open position in turkey, he invited all turks to enter a national pact to only accept the lines drawn at the armistice of midros. it's fascinating that president erdogan reminded the turkish people about this in 1917. in 2017.campaigning while some of said the attacks were achieved this end. so, the first of these treaties we will mention is the treaty of -- severus, signed on august 10, 1920. this was a treaty where the ottoman empire seated all non-turkish possessions. this allowed for the designation of a league of nations mandates for syria and palestine. one can see from this map the brutal carving the treaty required. following the treaty, there was a revolt of officers in a series of battles and tended to regain control of what we know as turkey today. it's fascinating that of all of the empires killed by world war i t

kemal harris blocked it from the floor. today president trump tweeted the two biggest opponents of i.c.e. in america are the democratic party and ms-13. meanwhile the democrats rising star, new york congressional candidate cortez is calling on abolish i.c.e. activists to ramp up the protesting. >> we have to occupy all of it. we need to occupy every airport, every border, we need to occupy every office until those kids are back with their parents, period. >> harris: looks like she has a working definition better of occupation after that debacle. so abolish i.c.e., putting together a resolution, during democrats to vote against it, and they did. >> ari: if you want to get rid of the wave, this is the issue, they are showing you historical weakness in the previous elections where they are soft on law enforcement matters, this is showing up here too. they are the police. they enforce our nation's laws at the border. and to abolish them, this is a terrible mistake by the democrats, the occupy wall street win of the democrats ha

it was held by mustafa kemal, and he wanted to fight. constantinople ordered him to withdraw. the capitulation of the capital in the face of post-armistice advances gave additional support for those turks who believe the ottoman government to be corrupt. even before ascending to his ultimate position as president of turkey, he invited all turks to enter a national pact to only accept the lines drawn at the armistice, rather than the illegally seized lands. it's fascinating that president erdogan reminded the turkish people of the national pact when campaigning in 2017. some have suggested the present turkish actions in syria and iraq are designed to achieve this end. alexandra was gained by the turkish republic before the treaty was discussed. so, the first of these treaties we will mention is the treaty of sevres, signed on august 10, 1920. this was a treaty where the adedman empire ce all non-turkish possessions. this allowed for the designation of a league of nations mandates for syria and palestine. one can see from this map the brutal carving the treaty required. followin

barricades and burned tires to block major streets in the capital port au prince one person was killed kemal is here with the newsgroup at the top of the opportunity and then it's rewind season. we understand the differences and the similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter where you call home al-jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to. al-jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind. since the launch of al-jazeera english back in two thousand and six were built up a library of award winning films and here on rewind we're very visiting some of the best of them today we're reminded to two thousand and thirteen when we went undercover on a wildlife smuggling trail stretching from madagascar off the southeast coast of africa across asia to malaysia on the trail of a man known as the pablo escobar of reptile smuggling or global wildlife trafficking is estimated to be worth billions of dollars every year almost as lucrative as the trade and illegal drugs and arms a key destination for wildlife traffickers as madagascar over ninety percent of the country's an

monitoring what happens from the election commission once all those votes have been counted for the moment kemal thank you. all of the top stories that suicide attackers have hit the southern syrian city of near the border with jordan according to the government at least thirty eight people have died dozens have been injured let's join stephanie decker who's in the occupied golan heights what more do we know firstly about the blast and also we saw clashes on the ground on choose day and the fallout of. the syrian jet i mean what more can you tell us about that impact as well. i'll start with sway does you mention it's north of journeys about one hundred kilometers from here it's under government control it is a majority druze area as most of the golan heights and we understand there were multiple attempts one suicide bomber managed to detonate himself in a marketplace as you mentioned at least thirty eight killed mostly civilians from what we understand and according to syrian state media two other attackers potential suicide attackers were killed but it just highlights still the precarious secu

go ahead mark the problem is kemal is of course all the opposition parties are claiming irregularities and therefore they're calling into question this result that you told us about which might indeed represent a generational shift in pakistan. but if the if the result is not going to be accepted by the opposition parties where does that leave the sounds election. well there definitely were. you have a relevant point this is something that everybody hated what it about but when it comes to allegations over rigging it's not something that is new in pakistani politics when you talk about dirty politics or engineering that is also nothing new in budgets on the politics back in one thousand nine hundred eighty one the country was truncated into two portions because the push their new one did election and if it's done was not given that dry heat and that led to the independence of bangladesh so their spirit is in fact good tempered good already quite high these political parties were literally daggers drawn and they were that. against the country and something that we saw yesterday we saw f

does look actually a little drier over the next couple of days kemal but the rain never really too far away southern parts of thailand around the gulf of thailand seeing the wettest weather at the moment but as we zoom in you can see we do still have a little china showers just rolling in from the andaman sea across those northern parts of thailand up towards chiang rai it is the wet season this is the wettest time of year july normally sees around three hundred millimeters of rain september a similar value in august is actually looking a wettest still over the next couple of days it will be dry you can see in the heat of the day we do expect to see a few showers just cropping up across northern parts of thailand those showers never really too far away but as we go through thursday friday into saturday some slightly drier weather at least for the time being kamau right evan thank you for that we're going to get a check of some international news and say weather news now more headlines with barbara there in london. come out thank you let's start with yemen the u.n. envoy to yemen has ex

well that's it for now much more coming up from london and out half an hour's time lets get back to kemal and thank you marion enjoy the game everyone there in london this is the news great if you're watching us on facebook live there's a bonus story coming your way now about a palestinian american who's going to sail around the globe carrying the palestinian flag and then later calling attention to the plight of migrants activists trekking across europe to show their solidarity they started on the front italy border we will catch up with them in town i frogz. hello there we're seeing a little bit of cloud drift its way across the caspian sea at the moment you can see it here on the satellite picture drifting its way towards the east and it's giving us a few showers over parts of georgia and stretching down just into the northern parts of iran that elsewhere the really just very very hot for many of us so we're looking at a top temperature in baghdad over around forty six degrees that's not quite as hot as it has been but certainly it is very high the temperatures in doha will be rising o

to get a majority of one hundred and thirty seven seats with hyder is in islamabad for us hi there kemal so officer figures have been speaking what are they saying. where. headed by. on the head of the right wing religious party the line known as the m.m.a. now the m.m.a. got together before the elections to form the lines for the second time hoping that they would be able to get many seats within the pakistani parliament a wave of deaf suffered a humiliating defeat. today called for an order party gone friends and. his party along with other opposition party they need to be going to all the opposition parties who have complained complaints about election to start a agitation. to make the election not lend war and even ted in their day we're. taking that many of parliament however within the opposition we have been able to be some divisions the progress on people's party headed by but at. the press conference his party leader. party conference gordon adi and he said they would be sitting in the open on the opposition benches. we'll be trying to bar. the people who believe in the parliame

what he promised as a new pakistan summer job with al-jazeera lahore an uptake now from al-jazeera kemal haida and islamabad. late friday night debuggers donnie opposition. including shabazz should leave and i decided that day were agitation it crossed the country and formed a committee that were dropped. and they are demanding action they warned that particular election in ireland ward but there are different than the open ocean group. that now led by a younger brother of no why should he who are already in jail. a thing that he needs or did political party before he can make a decision on boycotting the family proceeding the president of pakistan of course will be calling that station one the body alignment that a complete idiot expected within the next week or so before d. independence day on the fourteenth of august right now the opposition a sign they did it why did an order on the same page on the independent can now touring their support behind imran khan and that mean that his position and becoming stronger by the day are used. to zero the number of explosions in the city of jala

thread there and we're looking for your responses with the hashtag you can tweet me directly as well at kemal and a.j. you can hop on the live stream at facebook dot com slash zero to watch in comment as you go again keeping an eye on there and that number plus nine seven four five zero one triple one four nine covers you on whatsapp and telegram if you want to get in touch with us directly we're moving on now israel has reportedly accepted in egyptian brokered cease fire with hamas after the latest round of violence in gaza at least two palestinian teenagers were killed by israeli airstrikes on saturday after israel launched what it called the most powerful daytime attack on gaza since the war in twenty fourteen the strikes are in response to border protests and rocket fire into israel by hamas bernard smith went to one of the areas hit by the airstrikes. so you can see the power of this israeli air strike and the destruction it's brought on this deserted building israel says it was being used by hamas as an urban training facility but the problem is that when that strike came in there were

comes to medicare for all you have cosponsors elizabeth warren, cory booker, kristin jill brandt and kemal harris and he made the point that access hollywood tape did not derail president trump's campaign to put it on pause for a little bit but robert jeffers is a long-term supporter of the president and had this to say last night. back in 1980 evangelicals chose to support a twice married hollywood actor who was a known womanizer in hollywood and his name was ronald ragan. basically saying that whatever bad stuff that evangelicals and don't care about. >> as long as the hot economy is going well and as long as americans believe president trump is looking out for their personal and economic interest, the president will be in a good position to win reelection in 2020. leland: okay, 2020. you put it out. take us back to 20 team. is there some blip that maybe it republicans say yeah, i like the president and willing to support him but i will stay home because things feel so picky right now? >> things in our favor. one the economy continues to produce wonderful results and two, the mueller inv

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kemal our correspondent picked on what i guess is is the crucial point is how are these opposition parties going to proceed from now on they've already said that they don't buy into this election result they say that there's been mammoth rigging and in fact sharif the leader of the main party opposition party now the pm l.-n. talked about outright rigging massive rigging that would cause irreparable damage to pakistan what do you think. yes i think the immediate challenge which ran a piece is the full he takes all of the. office of the prime minister is political challenge political opposition political parties have been quick to. denounce some of them outrightly denounced election results such as pakistan muslim league now bars pakistan people's party has also shared similar concerns both major parties meeting holding meetings today and tomorrow the spectating to hold a larger meeting several parties position parties are invited more than a program on religious alliance also is not very happy with the election results and so is our army national party. so tomorrow is going to be an import