you said you were working with the npa, which is, of course, the national prosecution authority. but let's just look at the general kind of picture for the anc and its prospects. the respected south african commentator william gumede says "there is a psychological acceptance within south africa that it is the end of the anc as a single governing party". and he predicts that the anc will lose its majority nationally in the 2024 election. this is a very clear sign, isn't it, that after nearly three decades in power, south africa is being run as a kind of one—party state and people no longer trust you to get things done? south africa has always been a multi—party democracy since even president mandela. you will remember he ran the country with the former president de klerk in a multi—party democracy. so there has always been opposition parties. they've always played a role in our country. and we deliberately allowed a proportional representation system to enhance in the flourishing of various political parties and, and views in our country. the anc has been, obviously, a domin

the npa also reported the case where an officer implied that people with dreld dread locks tend to have ill league drugs. the agency claims none of the officers involved had discriminatory intent. but it says it wants to take steps to prevent behavior that could be considered prejudicial. earlier this year, the tokyo bar association surveyed over 2,000 people on racial profiling. it found over 60% of respondents reported being questioned by japanese police because of foreign roots. >>> we turn now to the role of public broadcasting. the bbc's direct general tim dafy has stressed its importance and warned media freedom is under threat in many parts of the world. >> we have now entered a period when all those who believe in democracy will have to be much more vocal in the championing of the values that under pin it. >> davie spoke in tokyo at a meeting of public broadcasters international. the group included nhk and south korea's kbs. he quoted a survey by reporters without borders on 180 countries and territories. he says it shows 70% completely or partly blocked journalism. he added bbc

you are seen where the npas nonaffiliation and independence leaning to the republicans and conservatives based on the fact they feel we are better for the economy. we are better for the inflation cost. we are better to ensure the we don't have attacks on fossil fuels and will secure our borders to ensure sovereignty whereas not to lower the criminality going on as a result on soft-on-crime policies. so when it comes to florida, we see great numbers here for the first time in my county in all counties. we see in equivalent and higher vote by mail early voting by republicans. i think we see not just a red wave, red tsunami in the state of florida. >> todd: you heard from cory mills on "fox & friends first." let's go to arizona. arizona democrats last night, to sell voters on their party's far left agenda. and some big claims about the republicans on top voter concerns like inflation, like crime, both of which the biden white house went spiral into crises. >> inflation is a real problem right now. that g not just here by the united states but the real world. the united states talks about it