her name is aleksandra skochilenko. she goes by sasha. she is an artist. she is a pacifist. last year sasha printed out five of the protest tags, five of them, and she put them up on a shelf at her local supermarket. and using security camera footage, the police identified her. they tracked her down at a friend's house, and then they arrested her. they put her behind bars under putin's new law that bans so-called fake news about russian troops. you might remember us covering this back in april of last year when it first happened. the story sounds familiar, it's because we covered it back then, a year and a half ago. since then, sasha has been in prison, awaiting trial. she has been in prison this whole year and a half. so she was arrested last spring. pbs actually made an incredible documentary that followed up more on the story since. it wasn't all about her, but a little slice of that documentary covered her story. it's a documentary called "putin's war at home." again, it's pbs. the whole thing is online. you can watch it online for free. i highly recommend it. they just

when i created the univision network news, aleksandra skochilenko they were built on the principles ofism. the abcs, the cbs, the nbcs of the time. so we were trying to basically create a spanish but american network. and i say that because there is a big difference from our association in those days with the news that were coming from mexico. univision has kept that standard for 40 years. it's recognized in the hispanic community as the excellence in journalism. and this basically deviates in a very drastic way from what has been that. and from a network that it means an awful lot for hispanics in this country. >> when you talk to "the washington post" about this, you said something also along these lines. you said that when you saw the trump interview, you saw that as the kind of thing you might expect from mexican tv news, from what televisa is known, for example, is doing in mexico as opposed to that type of standard that you're describing for univision, for the idea behind the creation of univision's news department. can you elaborate on that a little bit in terms of the different

>> jimmy: who is aleksandra skochilenko taylor swi swift?eksandra skochilenko but then my brother, one morning i was sleeping on a water bed with six of my friends, and we woke up on a saturday morning. my brother had a pioneer system, and we heard this thumping and thumping. and i am iron man. and literally, we were what is this? black sabbath kind of took over right there. >> jimmy: it's always the brother that gets you into that kind of stuff. >> my brother got me into sabbath. and then my van halen stuff, i was going to my first party in seventh grade. got out of the car, somebody dropped us off, a mother dropped me and my free friends off. we were walking. i didn't know this kid's house. i was middle school and all of the sudden you're around strangers. and i remember walking up the street and hearing "atomic punk" going and wholly cow, what is this? me and my friends were looking at us, and that was the first van halen moment. when i found out david roth was a jew, boy, that made me happy. >> jimmy: i think we have some photographs her