ah, yes, i think are reeking record right. but that is not mean to be deterring. the freedom convoy, traveling from across the united states can meet in dc just as president biden is affected, to deliver his 1st day to bed. many of the mandate to be a truck driver protesting seem to expire the day of their arrival. what message ident truckers still want to send to doesn't power? and speaking a messaging, there is a new president at the top of one of the largest cable, knew that broadcasting network changes that could if me, and the supreme court is about to hear a case which could change the power of the federal government to limit air pollution, we're going to give you all those details and ok, now here's the stories, plus the latest development in the ukraine conflict on today the, and new need ah

what we want to get right to our continuing coverage on the front lines of the conflict between russia and ukraine, here is archie, i'm. you're a gazda who is on the ground reporting from the don bass region. the city of my reopen, which is ukraine's largest sport, is now almost surrounded with the garrison. that is there. the russian side has said that it is nationalist elements that are putting up the stiffest resistance in those units belonging to the regular military to regular formations, that they are choosing to negotiate. in some cases, lay down their arms and return to their homes. but these are very difficult to verify this information at this time because events are developing too quickly. and

because there are so few reliable reports close to the front lines where it is extremely dangerous. the situation there is that many rooms have been a mind. we have received reports from the city of dance, which is a half way between the crimea and mario ball, which is at the axis of russian advance, which is a, which is where ukrainian units have planted in the city itself. and in the outskirts mines, for example, to, to surprise that to devastate advancing force as it is very difficult to reach mario below the vicinity of mario pal. at this point, they have been according to reports, more than a dozen civilian casualties here in the city of the nit victims of fun directed fire into and the neighbourhood civilian neighborhoods. places where our weather, our apartment buildings and, and other houses. there is, of course,

also also the fact that the russian military has been keeping us up to date on its statistics, which is how many various military infrastructure sites, objectives they have destroyed, which is at this point over a 1000 as well as the majority from what we understand of ukraine saffo has been destroyed many huh. before being able to take off many jets by the helicopters before being able to take off in stripes directed at airports and as heels and hangers and other objects belonging assets belonging to the ukrainian air force via west bank of the west bank of kia is also said to be under the control of the russian military vehicles, the situation and care fees, of course, desperate made much more so after authorities there, boosted that they had handed out almost 30030000 assault rifles, 10000000 rounds of ammunition,

r. p g's as well as grenades to the civilian population. heard at 1st, only a passport was required. there was footage of people just coming up to the boxes and trucks picking up guns by the doesn't and, and leaving, which has resulted in, as we have seen on social media, get a verified footage anarchy in the, in the capital a capital of ukraine. nevertheless, the russian side says it is making all efforts to avoid civilian casualties, which, which includes a bad on bombing blog to lunar rockets, missiles, as indiscriminately at cities and trying to keep all stripes procedure, stripes, to our military infrastructure sites. and again, have reiterated that they are offering ukrainian forces. those that don't, don't belong to nationalist or neo nazi battalions. they're offering them the chance to surrender,

that they will be treated with respect and allowed to retire to their fabulous collaborative ortiz in your, i guess if now there are 2 sides to this conflict. and the line is actually pretty starkly defined. but coming to a cease fire is going to bother coming to some conclusion regarding the don bass region. now, from the russian perspective, we had the russian ambassador to united nations facility now benita susco. on the latest confirmation from the senior leadership of the country was that ukraine was unwilling to engage in this dialogue. and they took unwilling to take steps to grant special status to don bus and as set out in minsk agreement. and this was actively supported by the western patrons of kias. and this definitely persuaded us of the fact that we no longer have the right to allow the resonance of don bush to suffer any further issues. but the ukrainian perspective sees the events in dumbass region differently. the general assembly should be local in demanding from the russian federation to stop is offensive against ukraine. in recognizing russian

actions as an act of aggression against the sovereign, an independent state. in demanding from the russian federation to reverse the decision related to the status of certain areas of denise can logan's region so green in demanding full compliance with the provisions of international humanitarian law. the general assembly should also be clear, with regard to the treacherous role or bellows, and these involvement in aggression or the russian federation against ukraine. all of this, while the majority in the west feel like the conflict just started days ago, linda thomas greenfield, who is the us ambassador to the united nations, actually chastised russia's latest attacks on ukraine. russia chose to violate ukraine's sovereignty to buy a late international law to violate. busy the un charter, russia's latest attack on our most fundamental principles is so

bold, so brazen that it threatens our international system. as we know it, we have a solemn obligation to not look away. we believe to our core that the noble intentions of this institution should still have a place in solving 21st century problems. now for those who actually live in the area of don bus, this is just the latest battle and a war that they have been fighting since 2014, a war filled with thousands of victims, both civilians and military who were brutally murdered in the street. and also in their homes battles often reported on for the last 4 years on this show and our international affiliates as well, but has actually received little attention to no one tension by western media. even now, many honestly believe this war just started within the past week and they failed to

walk beyond the ease of the headlines. sadly, how this war began is one of the key elements to a did. and the sooner people realize and recognize the full picture is not just happening in the last in the present, peaceful, more rapidly come for this war torn area in the future. now back here at home falling the freedom convoys that demonstrate an ottawa that people will convoy, it's making its way to dc, but well, the high gas prices, as well as the end of mascot vaccine mandates have an effect on the participation was discussed. so martin tomorrow, who's a, a small business owner and political strategist, mar, welcome, you know, california, a lot of this started in california. talk to me about this conway. it's making its way not getting much coverage right now. what is the status of the convoy right now? yes, so i was reading different reports are saying that there was a convoy that was coming out of california and they're saying that there's only 5

trucks that showed up. so it wasn't very successful. but there's some other ones coming out of different states that seem to be pretty large and substantially big. so it seems to me that this is going to be a very successful thing for somebody. a lot of people are coming out of the desk. prices are out of control. i be here. i live in los angeles and the gas prices are practically almost $6.00 for like premium gas. it's so out of control. so people are trying to take a stand against these politicians that are in office. there are ineffective that are basically just creating more, more red tape for us that are creating problems for us at home. and now we must end up to them. we must say something. and if we don't do anything, then we're just going to have more problems from washington d. c. so it's gotta be a stand. well, i think you're correct right there. you know, the 1st thing that i took by g filled it up, took almost $80.00 to fill ro isn't even completely empty. something that used to cost me $40.00 and that right now just and they were already rising. this was something that just happened. this past week or 2, this is been months in the making just gradually rising, maybe a little bit of relief. but that's, i think,

the frustration right now when you look at all of the things that are happening that are encouraging these gas prices. nothing is being done by this administration to actually release gas prices that we know that to has a domino effect. but one thing that these, these protestors of these convoys started was over these mandates. and as you point out, we want to stand on the congress. but the man is all disappear midnights of some, i'd say, does that mean that these participants should just turn around and go home? well, let's just say that the mandate and all this stuff being lifted is all political. you know again walk age was which is still enforcing the mandate. so i mean, essentially they're still pushing it in the all los angeles, which is ignoring the state and government as the thing is, as you do have here, we are about to have tomorrow night from the state of the union. you are going are that you're going to have the president actually reverse all of these mandates. i guess toby ends at midnight here in the united states. we should throw a little party for that. but at the same time, they're still going to continue on some of these mandates. and some of the soon i

just saw that the vaccine mandates for kids and schools in new york is going to be rolled back a little late for that. considering every kid's been vac said if they wanted to go to school the past few weeks, but that is what this convoys start off with. that's what we saw in canada. and now you're seeing here, now you did see that this convoys raised over $1300000.00 here in the united states in 2 days. so help, let's explain to those people who might be consider even donating to it. where does that money actually go? first of all, i find it very entertaining that are government essentially lifting all these mandates just before an election. i mean, this is what they do. they are trying to deflect away from the real issues. and what happens after the election? are they going to reinstitute the mandates and bring them back award? i think so. i think this is what's going to happen. this is why people need to continue to support the convoy. and he just support, keep donating because we must continue to stop our government from trying to have this radical rule over us. look at what happened in canada. i mean its government was abusing its people. i mean, they were essentially gas lighting. all the truckers are going out there and taking

a stand against their government so we must do the same thing year. we cannot allow our government to oppress us. we must stand up to them in supporting the convoy is the thing to do well and i think people right now just shows our frustrations about it, but obviously posted january 6. you did see the march for life if you earlier this year on and there was no issues that happened there. but the here was also starting to be the reaction by congress by nancy pelosi. she is added fences around and now and i would love to bring you video of it. we're going to actually get some live video out for tomorrow's for tomorrow show. there's added fence. national guard in big in the big humvees are stationed out along the mall. all because of this conway that supposedly brought it. how do you shoot? added benson as national guards. what kind of message? not only that, sending to american citizen, but the rest of the world. i find it very entertaining that this president and nancy pelosi, they want a spence and guards all over themselves,

but they didn't want to protect our southern border and they want to leave that open in lawless. i mean, so it's pretty hypocritical of the politicians again, you know, all the rules only apply to them. don't apply to everyone else. so again, they don't want to follow them. they won't be want to do what they want to do. and they want to push these policies on us. so it's not there, it's not right. i think it's unethical and morally wrong. i mean, i think it's children. you don't have to worry these masters for drop. what 3 years now? i mean, it's not right. well, and that's the thing when you're looking at every corner here, you almost have police station to every single quarter here in washington dc. right now i have to wonder they're almost treating these truckers and these people that are driving in to, to actually handle their rights to protest. what is going on in their government, their hand and handling them like criminals? what, what good is that about? what does it say about a country right now that has to put police in every corner, just because people want to come in and peacefully protest their constitutional

right. a guess you forgotten about that? here in the united states lately, they want a piece of purpose. they have to put policeman law enforcement every corner. long. first of all, we don't need to police any one. we don't need to police anyone's constitutional rights. we already do that and not. i think we've had enough of that as americans. americans need to stand up for the freedom then we stand up for america. and part of standing up for america standing for the truckers right. for the out of control costs that are going on right now with, with gas prices. i mean, again, we were just saying that was almost $6.00 for gas. i mean that is extremely bad. that is not good for americans. i mean, americans want to travel americans want to work. i mean, it's so hard right now with, with how the country was headed to, even after all these mandates were inactive and pushed on us and how we couldn't go to work at everything. i mean, this really hurt every day americans and put a lot of people out of work if even people committed suicide, i mean the rates of suicide were so high. no one talks about this mental health suicide. that's only convenient when they want to focus on their or maybe issue

a new pill by a big farm, a company, whatever it is, unfortunate, it seems like good is evil and evil is good. and hopefully at some point we will be able to get kind of things straightened back out. hopefully. omar, great to chat with you. thank you for me on so could there be a new regulation to regulatory agencies while the coal industry held? so was a new boss in town for cnn line. i'll join us to discuss all after a short break. ah oh ah ah ah ah,

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correspond. natasha suite has more did the e. p, a overstep as authority when it came to regulations during the obama and trumpet ministrations, while neither of their policies are in place to coal companies, along with 16 states are looking to challenge in lower court ruling before president biden initiates his own clean energy legislation into law as gas prices continue to climb. energy here in the us is a big topic of debate. while there was a stock difference between the obama and trump ministration, when it came to clean energy. some states including north dakota and west virginia, along with 2 co companies claim the e p. a has too much of a say when it comes to regulation. in fact, this group against the p a says there isn't fact a critical part of the clean air act that stays the p a can only regulate the actual pollution sources as opposed to other standards that in turn impact the countries choice for energy under the obama administration, for instance, e p, a set carbon limits for each state, as opposed to regulating the country's coal fired power plants. obama's clean power

plant was blocked by the supreme court, and then repealed by the trumpet, ministration. 45, replace it with the affordable, clean energy rule. this focused on improving efficiency, but not mandate a switch to green energy or both administration, sol, progress in lesson and pollution. those handful of states and to coal companies are taking a matter up with the supreme court. a lower court had thrown out trump's energy policies impacting those cold minded companies. so now it's going to the supreme court before buying his, implementing his policies. expect it to be more similar to his former boss obama, so it is limited on his regulation powers. it could impact the companies and states affected by biden's future energy policy is reporting for news use hughes and hottest tweaks r t are there 2 modules? weeks at cnn all in the rear view mirror. as a new president of the network has been announced. seen as brian seltzer announced, the new president on his show reliable sources licked isn't accomplished. bruce or

manager was about 20 years in the tv news business 1st and local. then cable news that m s. m b c. masterminding morning. jo. then in broadcast news at cbs running cbs this morning. 6 years ago, we pivoted to late night and took over the late. so as steven cole bear select knows tv, and he knows news the late show a stephen colbert is new. huh. okay, line i want to be, i want to be optimistic. so what does this 9 higher mean 1st, cnn? well, 1st of all, digital of the way. oh tater, just now he came up with as he says, and by the way, this is my new boss. so you're gonna hear these glowing. he's a man of vision. entertainment news. right now. does this mean something for c in it, scotty, for many of the folks perhaps watch you right now. they don't remember when cnn 1st came about was about 42 years ago,

and it was the greatest thing you've ever seen. news like you've never seen. it never went off. it never turned off. and your peter r. net, and it was, it was, it was serious. and then towards godaddy don, lemme is i going back to your childhood home and looking what they did to what to say. oh, my cut the toward that tree down. and where are the rose bushes that cnn? what this signals is the end of what not cnn, but news that mr. elect has a notable and the incredible a c v. so to speak in entertainment news. soft news. warning morning, jo. warning jo is 2 news. what al martino as to micro surgery is a slough. and it's, you know, gail in, hey, good morning and hi,

how's everybody doing? listen, it works. so what this is, is it's signaling to the rest of the world that the days of hard news are over as number one, number 2, what did that mean? big budget. i'll bet you any, the exam, lavin discovery, a st. you don't have the money anymore. and by the way, what does this mean tangentially for coal bear? when is, when is newswire, what is our show runners leaving derby? no. eventually i predict office and they're going to wrap up late night and then to say to colby, are you going to be like rachel, matto and do documentaries. yeah, that said just move along as it closes down because scotty, that model isn't there anymore. there's no more money for this. this is johnny carson jack, poorest you out, that's over with. so you're seeing the beginning of not the end, but a tremendous transition in what used to be called news. which is interesting because when the new acquisition came through, that was always the thought they were going to put in a new president. and it was going to go back to straight news report. i thought was

a little bit shocked. like you said, chris has a great c v, but i was a little shocked that they went with somebody that did come from the comedy aspect . and we all know steven colby k from comedy central and he was reported republican . he definitely could not even fall right in our, by his name, in the new category that he's been in the past year. so it obviously shows that that's wasn't the true, that they're not going to go back to the straight who, what, where and when they're going to go to the why. so chris lick sent out this memo line on i know you've seen, as it said to the staff. i know you have a lot of questions. perhaps the biggest one is how will this will see and it will change. the honest answer is that i don't know yet. it shouldn't that be one of the big questions when you go to interview for a job, how do you see your, what changes? will you make sure that the question number one that those interviewing him should have asked? so 1st thing you do to a staff, i don't want to keep giving you all these terrible analogies. it's like the new dad

who comes is, is now listen, i'm your mom's new husband, but that doesn't affect me. he can't go with us a well, i'm not going to get away every these grades. don't worry. the 1st thing scotty would do is what number one you want to quell, quiet and, and soothe the people that really make it the front line. you know, the rank and file a line producers from the people who actually make. and we know this, the people who really make it run to say, i'm going to make sure that our commitment. now what happens if you change your mind later? so you change your mind, but you don't want to start off with. i don't know. and if i don't know where i'm going, that also means i don't know whether your job's going to be there. so already think, think what that does, think the shockwave that that goes through. but, but scotty, listen, what we're doing, do you see this? why now, this is the future of cnn, cnn, plus it's going to be screaming, streaming the days of this, these big money,

big ticket shows this investigation. this model is done. and scotty also, there are new when you say new generations of people who talk to people 3040 years old. when i'm talking by kids in grade school, there are people who are already used to a very quick pace fast. and this edward r murrow gun of 2 people in a suitable for your very religious gordon. no to today was whether it's over with. so what he's saying is, this is going to be entertainment fluff. perhaps wine will listen, ask people to they kids, especially where do they get their news from facebook online. this model that they've been doing forever isn't working, but not only that, zach lab, the new had from discovery after he walks in and he hears this corrupt and cute tress and with, with zocker and with, with with freight. oh, cuomo and this one and all of this, this, this is horrible. a conflict of interest and a kind of uninfected environment. no,

he's tired of that. he, what he would love to, as we say in the biz blow it up, but he can't. sure. what does he do? he bring somebody who has never really been hard news. that's the signal. that's where everything's going. but the bottom ice, scotty, is it, if you give a product to somebody that's interesting and is factual and it's great. i don't care what you call this right now. what we're doing is the most entertaining thing in the world because it's the drove. you don't have to fluff it up. people love the truth, just tell them what it is that said, well i read, i would like to welcome the fan and their low tier 2 years late. i mean, we've been doing the digital streaming on portal dot tv. got to get the plug for 2 years and it's all of a sudden all of these other broadcast networks thought, hey, maybe we should do that as well. there's affordable dot tv app has been one of the most valuable things, especially at a time period. like today when there's so many limit on for and with the present for your the speech that people you're right can have access to it. the palm of their hand for free, no tracking. but that is where we are going. at the same time,

our people will be $36.00. are people not hungry though? for straight news anymore? do you have to make it entertainment factor in order for it to be popular? can't we just get the straight news? i think you can, and i think this has been done, especially here, but what happens is you need somebody who really understands the idea that their job is to be they want to be the news. tell her the news presenter, the news, the news deliver and that the star that we have, they want to be the star and you know what you can be both. give people what they want to tell him the truth, but that means you've got to know what the hell you're talking about. and that's the key right there. you don't want to be the new store. i keep saying that i don't want to be the new story, actually want to tell it, but that's why i have you on line to help me. thanks for joining me. indeed. thank you. oh, this brings us to the close of today's show. let's continue conversation on twitter as guardian hughes hash tag team and vh. and make sure you join us right here are

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