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Pakistan’s Khan claims victory amid fraud allegations

Season 2018 Episode 278 | 5m 35s

Imran Khan is one of Pakistan's most famous men and the likely next prime minister. He says his victory is the end of the dynastic cronyism that's dominated Pakistani politics and its two main parties. But his opponents instead see manipulation. Nick Schifrin reports.

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