against them over the last week as our senior correspondent juan castillo it's been a while since asaad made headline news it's been everyone but him america selling artists allies and pilfering syrian oil 3rd bullying kurds claims of bias at the u.p.c. w. but no last until now. thousands of syrians forced to abandon their homes and flee for their lives as hundreds of ground and air strikes hit the region of it live overnight something as a part of a new ground offensive by syrian government forces. russian backed government forces up intensified the bombing campaign while of all out i will go to the camps near the turkish border to escape from and rockets the syrian military has been a bit of a role capturing a slew of villages and towns and media days of course whenever that happens the media and his opponents exploded out of rage same thing every time we want a peaceful resolution we want talks we want. we want we want we want with do with al qaida. it is ruled by a high at the sharm an offshoot of al qaida h.g.'s feeds on war and drinks violence it turned deadly into a cesspool of z

the last islamist stronghold if it falls it will mean the end of the syrian civil war it will mean asaad wins it is their right to clear and to extend the. sovereign the state. is what they're doing at present sooner or later i believe that the syrian army will expose these people from from be flip and from ben syrian territory and i don't think that it is this stoppable from mali it may be difficult it may take some time but sooner or later they are going to be expelled from from the syrian territory understandably those who spent billions fled in syria with weapons and ammo with fighters and propaganda they don't want that to happen so certainly logical for them to insist on impossible talks so long as he's wasting his time waiting for the other side to pick up the phone the turks can continue colonizing northern syria the americans can continue pumping out its oil we're now at the last domino and it's already for. russia's president gave an address at the ministry of defense on tuesday albine in the key challenges faced by the country's military as it heads into 2025 a report and stre

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edited out every corner they cut every piece of evidence they twisted to make asaad look guilty and like excluding all but one of their investigators who went to syria for writing the report then leading contradictory witness testimony classified and keeping secret victim's toxicology reports bringing in american intelligence agents 10 electric chemists 2 dozen employees suspected professionalism fraud or even foul play according to leaked e-mails but the boss he stuck to his guns weren't some of these. new. public discussion. i would like to read. by the. unprofessional. routes by the fire. you know who disagrees with him the 1st director general of the o.p.c. w. who has cosigned an open letter calling on the organization to let people who they've gagged speak out with every week the story gets bigger and more scandalous which may not be the impression you get on t.v. or in the big big has it's all o.p.c. w defends its report and hits back at whistleblowers many of the people writing these are they're scared there's only so much that they're allowed to write many editors and many journa

tulsi has a strong relationship with asaad.ttle bit of criticism when she went on a podcast recently, and indicated that tulsi didn't name her name, but indicated somebody running in the race is an agent of russians. she's right. whether or not tulsi is cooperating or not, we don't know, but she is being propped up but the russia propaganda machine. russia today, all the different outlets. she's received donations from sympathetic putin supporters here in the united states. so whether or not hillary clinton -- i'm sorry, whether or not tulsi realizes it, she's somebody the russians are propping up. >> don, what's your reaction or how do you think voters are going to react to her voting present on impeachment. was it a good move on her part? >> no. it wasn't good move. tulsi at that point, i disagree with adrian. i don't find democrats are quote unquote angry with her as much as i find we think she's ridiculous. but i will fully agree in that i don't know that she sits in a smoke-filled room and has an encrypted line in which sh