from britney greiner, paulwhelen, i this play out's will certainly from | britney greiner, paulwhelenrtainly from - britney greiner, paulwhelen, we do britney greiner, paul whelen, we do have information, and my former colleagues at the embassy will be in touch with evan and with his attorney. i don't think insofar as the conditions in which he is being held, there is a high level of concern. obviously what is a concern is that detention could extend on as a house in the case of paul whelen, the american who was detained in the biden administration, it could be for quite some time. putin has a longer time limit. biden is obviously under a lot of political pressure here in washington, and i think he is going to move to try to get his release sooner rather than later. ., ~ get his release sooner rather than later. . ~ , ., get his release sooner rather than later. ., ~' , ., , get his release sooner rather than later. . ~ ,, , . get his release sooner rather than later. ., ~ ,, , . ., get his release sooner rather than later. ., ~ , . ., later. thank you very much for your insiaht later

evan, britney greiner, paul weyland.correlation do you think between these prisoners and vladimir? >> i think that there's no doubt that he is a political prisoner in russia. the claim by the human rights organizations there iser no dout of the political activities and at the same time he has a dual citizenship. unfortunately, the russian authorities do not concerned this. >> is an appeal possible? >> they claim from their point of view, in fact he is a real russian politician. also he is a historian with a brilliant education. one of his favorite periods was a period in the 70s and 80s the soviet dissidents and the lives of prominent dissidents have been saved by the international swap, the international exchange. for example, our friend who was a prominent dissident was in december of 76 there was a change between the party and the prominent dissident. so therend are several examplesf this international exchange. it's not so much just the prison sentence 22 or maybe 25 years. it's very dangerous for him, anyway, so i t

. >> glad to get britney greiner back.ike a condition exploited by the putin administration. but we gave up the merchant of death for her. what bargaining chips do we have? that was a pretty powerful get for the russians. >> i get that. we know merchant almost at the end of his term. it was worth pointing out, in biden getting greiner back, you have a president willing to use all back channels to make sure americans come home safely. in this case where you have a journalist there. journalism isn't a crime. it's part of chronicling history. i think it's important the biden administration use that same type of pressure. if you're questioning whether the biden administration will use pressure to bring them back, all you have to look at is how they brought britney greiner back. >> mark, paul whalen, american, is still there? >> all respect to richard, i applaud the biden administration for their stand with the ukrainian people. the reality is, the biden administration has been weak from day one. they have emboldened russia. th

i don't think that he is somebody like britney greiner who they will want to have as a subject for a from civil society and or rights organisations for the one has been very effective in revealing information about this case and i expect that many others will follow suit. ., ., ., ., ~ expect that many others will follow suit. ., ., ., ., expect that many others will follow suit. ., . ., ., suit. doctor ramani, thank you so much from _ suit. doctor ramani, thank you so much from joining _ suit. doctor ramani, thank you so much from joining us _ suit. doctor ramani, thank you so much from joining us from - suit. doctor ramani, thank you so much from joining us from the - much from joining us from the university of oxford on newsday. now to an important story from the uk — the impact of last week's strike byjunior doctors in england. its severity has been underlined by the latest official figures. more than 196,000 appointments had to be cancelled because of the industrial action, the highest number so far in the current pay dispute. the full impact is likely to be more far—reaching. n

tonight, unlike last year, britney greiner is here with her wife. where are you, kid? ove this woman. i love you, britney. this time last year, we were afraid for you, britney. hoping you knew how hard all of us are fighting for your release. it's great to have you home and boy, i can hardly wait to see you back on the court, kid. rememberyour promise, i get to bring my granddaughter to see you, right? because of unrelenting efforts, have been able to bring home dozens of hostages and wrongful dating news from afghanistan, haiti, iran, venezuela, across west africa and around the world but were doing everything we can to prevent these cases from occurring in the first place. for example, the state department added the threat of detention as a new risk indicator to travel advisers. to go along with the threat of kidnapping where these threats are highest abroad. i recently signed an executive order increasing the consequences for terrorists who engage in the appalling practice of treating human beings as bargaining chips, political pollens, just two days ago my administr

did we free britney greiner!stration is placed at the feet of our madam vice president. the scandal of what does kamala do? which is a disrespectful question. because nobody ever asked that question of the vice president until a woman got thejob. applause. i don't know what mike pence did. i know he's really good at playing hide and seek at the capitol. you got to be crafty to catch mike pence at the capitol. he knows all the nooks and crannies. don't put the camera on her name pencejoke! do that. they trying to set you up, madam vice president. at the end of the day, as advised president, all you got to do is be better than dick cheney. just be better than dick cheney. they made a documentary about dick cheney. i don't know much about the job of vice president, cheney. i don't know much about thejob of vice president, but i know if they can make a documentary about your time as vice president, you vice presidented incorrectly... and is a vice president'sjob isjust waiting to and is a vice president'sjob is just

president biden highlighted his story, along with the story of britney greiner, recently freed from detention in russia.>> members of our administration are here to send a message to the country, and quite frankly, to the world. the free press is a pillar, maybe the pillar of free society, not the enemy.>> the president also promised to never stop working to bring home journalists imprisoned for simply reporting the facts.>> a new study from ucsf is a step forward in healthcare for transgender women, the first of its kind study focused on the risk of prostate cancer for transgender women. even after gender affirmation surgery, transgender women still have a prostate, so they are still at risk. that risk was 14 cases per tooth 10,000, a higher rate than other publications had suggested. researchers say that could be due to fewer checkups or lack of awareness. one author of the study said there is still a lot of work to do to improve healthcare. it's a reminder that anyone with a prostate is at risk for prostate cancer.>> it all went south, that is what jack dorsey says about new twitter ceo el

expedite the russian process, as we saw with previous wrongful detention situations like that of britney greinerng i�*m sure to try to get him out with the russians but it is not going to be easy in the current circumstances. are you worried that we are starting to see the new era of hostage diplomacy?— starting to see the new era of hostage diplomacy? we've seen this with the — hostage diplomacy? we've seen this with the russians, - hostage diplomacy? we've seen this with the russians, i - this with the russians, i worked in russia and we were always working on getting people out so this unfortunately isn�*t that new. certainly the relationship has deteriorated to the point that it makes it much, much harder to fix these situations, but i would say this is a continuation of a status quo that we have already seen. susan thornton, very good to have your insights, thanks so much. there are people both young and old who simply don�*t know the people of colour fought and died alongside their british counterparts in both world wars. b. counterparts in both world wars. �* . counterparts in both world

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