of terrorism and they are gathering materials for this , so to speak, they are some kind of american nuremberg, after our victory over modern ukrainian nazism, we will not be engaged in the construction of a peaceful life, so we are really in response to these fakes on these girls there are incomprehensible mythical saying, please come out here. well , you see, well, you are still the world. they don't go out, but they don't want to stop. i was waiting for you to say this, you said this very one, as if we were showing the phrase to the whole world, and then i ask, don’t we understand that the whole world, which is ready to see and understand something, has already seen and understood everything, but he understood, and the one who, uh, who needs to be shown something else, he still won’t see and is incomprehensible now, but the story is reversed, which means these are their own 5 million fakes, which, by this moment, actions were already taken around the special operation on the principle of porridge sms yes, like oil you can’t spoil it and vice versa, how they overfed, that is, more and more n

trial for the second time in germany, and so on the basis of the report presented by the americans at the nurembergvived in this camp. in 1986, the diary was acquitted for insufficiency. evidence. it is a pity that yushchenko's father and demenyuk did not meet, then in the courtroom, after all, andrei yushchenko was one of the few survivors. who could recognize him vice versa and at the same time reveal the secret of a special diet, forbidden by andrey and her puppy. yushchenko's reputation as a weak, empty rhetoric and swayable man is confirmed to his president, it is believed that his wife has a decisive influence on him. there is every reason to believe that yekaterina chumachenko actually sculpted the current president, as a politician in december 2004 in an article dedicated to yushchenko's triumph calls katherine yushchenko a sober and sensible business woman brought up in america precisely the strong bonds that bind him to his wife helped mr. yushchenko get through a tense company , and it is likely that his strong relationship with her will help yushchenko build a successful presidency . ch

one of my predecessors, attorney general robert jackson, later served as the chief american prosecutor at the nuremberg trials. today, we are assisting international efforts to identify and hold accountable those responsible for atrocities in ukraine. and we will continue to do so. i am now going to turn over the program to deputy attorney general monaco, who will share more information about the indictment that was unsealed today. ms. monaco: thank you, mr. attorney general, and good morning everyone thank you all for joining us today. as the attorney general said, we are here today because of actions the department of justice has taken today and in recent weeks - actions that make clear that the same russian government struggling to defend its unprovoked and unjustified war in the ukraine is also corrupt at its core. the world has watched with outrage as innocent ukrainians continue to suffer at the hands of the russian government. and for decades, the regime has been propped up by pervasive corruption. the corruption starts at the top with vladimir putin's oligarch cronies who earned billions of dol

one of my predecessors, attorney general robert jackson, later served as a chief american prosecutor at the nuremberg trials. to day, we are assisting international efforts to identify and hold accountable those responsible for atrocities in ukraine. and we will continue to do so. now go to turn over the program to deputy attorney general. monaco will share more information about the indictment. there was some seal today. thank you mr. attorney general and good morning everyone. thank you all for joining us today. as the attorney general said, we are here today because of actions the department of justice has taken to day. and in recent weeks, actions that make clear that the same russian government struggling to defend its unprovoked and unjustified war in the ukraine, is also corrupt at its core. the world has watched with outreach as innocent ukrainians continue to suffer at the hands of the russian government. and for decades the regime has been propped up by pervasive corruption. the corruption starts at the top with vladimir puddings, oligarchy, cronies, who aren't billions of dollars by commit

american troops. -- the last judge jackson went to nuremberg and prosecute the case against the nazis. this judge jackson would have gone there to defend them. judge jackson also refused to answer one commonsense question after another. for example, when senator blackburn w asked her what a won is, she pretended not to know. i asked her who is more of a right to be in the united states, new citizens who follow the rules, or illegal aliens whose very first act and the united states was to break our laws. judge jackson refused to answer. and when i asked several questions of judge jackson whether releasing guantÁnamo bay terrorists would make us more safe are less safe, she again pretended not to know the answer even though it's published by the biden administration. i also asked judge jackson with criminals were more or less likely to commit a crime if they knew that they would be caught, convicted and sentenced. ies asked this pretty basic question at least three a times and yet again she refused to answer. judge jackson also refused to say whether packing the supreme court was a bad i

one of my predecessors, attorney general robert jackson, later served as the chief american prosecutor at the nuremberg trials. today, we are assisting international efforts to identify and hold accountable those responsible for atrocities in ukraine. and we will continue to do so. i'm now going to turn over the program to deputy attorney general monaco, who will share more information about the indictment that was unsealed today. >> well, a very strong series of sanctions announced by merrick garland this morning. ken dilanian is with us. ken, this is just part of a broader set of sanctions that are going to be announced today and throughout the next couple of days. >> that's right, jose. i think what's really interesting about this is that when you talk to u.s. officials about the sanctions and the oligarchs, what they have always said is the oligarchs, it's pretty easy for them to get around sanctions. they use intermediaries and proxies and llcs and put the money in companies that aren't tied to them. and that's the end of it. well, here's the justice department coming along saying, those days are

one of the main strategists of hitler's general staff speaks at the nuremberg trials, as a witness of the americanide , the state department previously released him from all charges. nazi troops surrendered to the soviet red army, but there is a question. did they ask the west, or did they join it? what is clear, so it is that high-ranking nazi military criminals gelend, hozinger, oberlander and many others practically joined western intelligence and their program of action after the end of world war ii. groz. admiral karl denis, the last voyage of the chancellor, appointed by hitler to the singers on may 7, 1945, treats her with a simple murder. in a letter to the officer corps of nazi germany, it is clear that we must join the powers of the west and cooperate in the occupied territories in the west, because only cooperation with them gives us hope the return of our lands from the hands of the russians 1961 the young newly elected us president john f. kennedy opens a meeting of the permanent nato military committee of the highest military command of the alliance and now the president of the unite

american troops. you know the last judge jackson left the supreme court to go to nuremberg and prosecute a case against the nazis. this it judge might've gone there to defend them. judge jackson also refused to answer one commonsense question after another. for example was senator blackburn asked her what a woman is, she pretended not to know. i asked her who has more of a right to be the united states new citizens to follow the rules are illegal aliens is very first act in the united states was to break our laws. judge jackson refused to answer. i asked several questions of judge jackson releasing guantanamo bay terrorists would make us more safe or less safe? she again pretended to not know the answer although it is published by the biden administration. i also asked judge jackson if criminals are more or less likely to commit a crime if they knew they would be caught, convicted and sentenced. pretty basic question at least three times its not a hard question yet again she refused to answer. judge jackson also refused to say whether pack in supreme court was about a day even though the judge for home

but we have to show and show, and in the end, really carry out nuremberg 2.0 , it doesn’t matter if they sit there, the americans for someone to sit so that they are finally as public as possible and hammer into the information space someday, the truth will reach these people, unfortunately, most often the truth already appears only in history books, when a huge number of time, but nonetheless. we would like us to sort out this truth, here and now, because you need to sort out the crimes that are happening now against civilians against all russian residents here, you said that there was no reaction then. here, when serial numbers appeared, the reaction was followed by all foreign tv channels began to gloss over these numbers in their stories. well, here you can see. yes, just here everything is already smeared bbc smeared nn smeared. and this agenda has already been stopped disperse, because well, everything seems to have already become clear. well, then we can safely keep silent about it. this is the reaction of the west, as always, the nile board is smeared. in general, everything where this appears in western

educated right here at lviv university, and he was working with the americans and the brits on the prosecutions that would end up being the nuremberg trieals in 1942 at the same time his family was being rounded up and killed by the nazis right here in lviv. >> it's really important what you're doing bringing the p personal stories to our viewers. get some rest, we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is don lemon tonight. it is hard to imagine we could be on the verge of thing getting much worse. after more than six weeks of bombs raining down from the skies, pulverizing, homes, schools, hospitals, bodies of civilians left lying in the streets where they died. it is hard to imagine that it could get worse, but that is exactly what we're hearing tonight. ukraine bracing for the worst in the east as vladimir putin tries to refocus his murderous efforts on the donbas region. the pentagon calling it the early stages of a new offensive. russia amassing troops and equipment. cnn has geo located this vehicle showing a large column of russian vehicles today traveling in the direction of the donbas. after his 75-minute meeting with putin, austria'

educated right here at lviv university, and he was working with the americans and the brits on the prosecutions that would end up being the nuremberg it's really important what you're doing bringing the p personal stories to our viewers. get some rest, we'll see you tomorrow. >> this is don lemon tonight. it is hard to imagine we could be on the verge of thing getting much worse. after more than six weeks of bombs raining down from the skies, pulverizing, homes, schools, hospitals, bodies

nuremberg and nazis? >> no, because in three separate cases, she was representing, not american citizens, but foreign terrorists>> this is a man that graduated from harvard in three years. what is your reaction to what he said, melissa? >> again the defense of defendants is a cornerstone in the american legal system. she has a role as a public defender and a private practice to provide legal defense to individual clients. she was upholding that commitment that is embedded in a six amendments guarantee of the right to counsel. again, to acquit this with nazism, genocide, nuremberg, is really a bridge too far. i think senator cotton probably knows that. certainly, he knows that if he intended harvard oscar any law school. this is basic stuff that we teach our students. everyone knows who goes to law school that the sixth amendment is a cornerstone of our constitutional system. >> all right, ladies, before we go, a quick lightning round, to you first, melissa. i am looking at the upper right hand behind you. is that a giant picture of meghan markle? i just want to know on your pineapple pillow, with a say? >> i th

stalingrad and we will come to nuremberg only in nuremberg, we will release and condemn not only those who committed, but also those who were an accomplice, the americansplices in committing a crime, it’s normal for germany to declare wars to germany i’m not going to moscow , let’s listen to a conversation with journalists , foreign journalists, which a always also pay attention. they are always in large quantities exactly where they need to be. not where some kind of hostilities can unfold , let's say, there, i don't know in the area journalists in the azov region stood up, for example, yes, there or in the area, well, on the front line somewhere. no , they are there all the time. and where then they actually begin to spin the story with some kind of war crimes. interesting story. let's listen to the conversation, yes. we are in a beard forest, on the streets, there are no corpses, not at all. i asked if there were violations here illegal killings and everyone says they don't know. i just spoke to a forensic police officer , and he's on my record. said that they had not seen anything of the kind here, there were no executions. they assume that the peo

american soldiers of committing war crimes. i have no patience for it. >> john: right, so you don't think it was a bridge too far to make the link with nuremberg and nazis? >> no, john, in three separate cases she was representing not american citizens charged with a crime entitled to due process and the constitution, foreign territories who had committed acts of violence against americans. again, these are not american citizens, they are foreign terrorists in three cases she voluntarily advocated for in which she accused american soldiers of being war criminals. i don't think she should be on the supreme court. >> sandra: ok, senator, we thank you for joining us. >> john: appreciate it. see you again soon. another big story we are watching, the blame game on gas prices. house democrats taking aim, accusing top executives for not doing enough to lower the price of gas. average now 4.16. chad pergram is live with the latest. >> good afternoon, democrats who control the house, senate and white house are struggling to address the price surge so they need a scapegoat. oil companies. attacking big business is good politics for the democratic base. they tried

nuremberg. this is pearl harbor. when the mask comes off and you reveal who you are, they've been revealed to the american people, thegoing to be reprises for it and in 2022 at the end of this year, i hope we are not going to be able to find these people, i hope they will be able to completely wipe out all of them. i think the american people are tired of them and they are ready to stand up and send them back to where they belong. >> sean: i do make a distinction, leo, and we discussed this before between the group black lives matter, unpaid chanting, what do we want, dead cops, when do we want them, now, and people that chanted black lives matter after the george floyd incident. in the group itself gets all this money, enough to buy a $6 million -- just a little shy of $6 million mansion out in california where you are, which is pretty unbelievable to me, but they have been m.i.a. in every major city and every weekend with pretty -- we could all be pretty accurate and guessing how many lives are lost and there's not a word, not a peep. i have, since 2009, on this program, scrolled the names of people shot, shot and

nuremberg. this is pearl harbor.r when the mask comes off and you reveal who you are, they've been revealed to the american people. the american people now know who theyeoeo there's a comeuppae that they're going to reprisals for it. and in two thousand twenty two the end of this year, we're not going to find these people.e. i hope they're the complete out of all of them. think i think the american people are tired of them and they're readyt up and send them back to where they belong. you know, i do make a distinction, leo, and we discussed this before between the groupefor black lives matter on tape chanting what do we want dead cops when we want them now? and people that chanted black lives matter after the george floyd incident and the group itself gets all of this money enough to buy a six million or just a little shy of six million dollar mansion out in california where you are, which is pretty unbelievable to me. but they have been am i a in every major city and every weekend we could all be pretty accurate in guessing how many lives are lost and there's not a word not a peep. i haveve since 2009 on

nuremberg and nazis? >> no john. in three separate cases she was representing not american citizens, charged with a crime, entitled toar criminals. i do not think she should be on the supreme court. >> president of homage a johnson. so, jeh johnson, you are an attorney. i am an attorney. you've done pro bowl network. >> went to law school. >> and of course, the judge was doing the same thing for a firm that she worked for, and today assigned it to her. he knows better, doesn't he? he went to harvard law school! >> anything for a soundbite, right? i look at this a debate from the perspective of a government lawyer. i was general counsel of the department of defense for four years. when we were defending all of these cases brought by guantÁnamo detainees. and they took comfort from the fact that they all had extremely competent counsel making the best case they could before the d.c. federal district court. so when the petition was denied we knew it was the result of sound jetting and good lawyer-ing. even lindsey graham said, about 12 years ago, the confidence law earring on the defense side representing a guantÁnamo d