dan cohen this is the moment the conflict came closer to lviv, missile strikes outside, hitting targetsthe city. this is one of those targets, an industrial unit not far from the city center. it took firefighters some time to bring the blaze under control. it wasn't long before the families of those caught up in this came to see it for themselves. anatoly and maria heard the news, tried to call, but got no answer from 26-year-old yuri, who worked in the offices here. >> [translated] he was going to marry and now we have to bury him. >> what's your message to the people who did this? >> [translated] it has not been done by humans. they are n humans, they are barbaric invaders. dan: the creator gives you some sense of the power of the explosion. i saw the missiles flying across the skyline line and then hitting. this is one of the places that has been devastated, a service center, the place you get tires fitted, but it is completely devastated. there is so much clearing up to do, to say nothing of the loss of life. four the workers were kild this morning. ukrainians believe this is a remi

people have allegedly been detained and tortured for having pro russian views . report's author, dan cohen also claims ukrainian security service was working on a plot to assassinate the exiled opposition. figure and leading journalist anatoly, shari. he's also a popular blogger who, back in 2020, had claimed, had already claimed one's keys. presidential office had ordered his assassination. not to be a glove. this police report was written a few hours ago to spanish police. in this report, a man named alexander's old can states that he's got an order for a political assassination of a politician and blogger anatoly sharia. according to his words, the assassination order has been given from people directly affiliated with the presidential office of ukraine. we need to see reporters asking the lensky, where are these prisoners who have been disappeared and we never, and we've never heard from again. and if they've been killed or tortured, as they obviously have their need to be, these are, these are crimes that need to be, there needs to be accountability for them. this sort of torture fits

we spoke to the author of the report, dan cohen, who said such practices should have consequences. we need to see reporters asking lensky, where are these prisoners who have been disappeared? and we never, and we've never heard from again. and if they've been killed or tortured, as they obviously have their need to be, these are, these are crimes that need to be, there needs to be accountability for them. this sort of torture fits a geo political agenda in support of the united states and european union against russia. and so, well the us and you claim to be supporting democracy and, and for freedom it's obvious that you know, anyone who's unlucky enough to end up in one of these torture prisons may not come out alive. so there's a very clear double standard, and this has nothing to do with human rights or democracy. it's all about us empire . the wife of ukraine's opposition leader has asked for british prime minister boris johnson, to swap detained british mercenaries for her husband, victor med vitro car. was arrested this week by ukrainian security services from 2018 until his

we discuss the case with american journalists, taylor who dock and dan cohen. gonzalez, disappearance definitely could be linked to what he has been saying. not only on twitter, but on youtube and telegram, he's been one of the key sources are people looking for was information that contra bales and to the mainstream narrative here in the united states that shows the lensky as some kind of great democrat when in fact, he's this regime, which is full of highly real nazis on, has been murdering and disappearing dissidents. and so the fact that gonzalo lira has been speaking about about this and is inside ukraine certainly could have made him a target for the ukranian government, which tolerates no opposition at all. gonzalo, we are at, took that duty seriously to bring the truth to the public eye, his own risk at the risk of his safety and his well being. i did not have any communication with him. i have never spoken to him, but i am familiar with his work and i think that people who are familiar with his work can see that this is someone who was brave and courag

management at the university of notre dans mendoza. college of business from atlanta is jim addison, social media sec, the lead glass wing benches and from york. william cohen found the of puck news and former mergers and acquisitions. investment bank, i thank you all very much for joining us here on inside story. i'd like to start with you. mr. ann said, let's start with walter. stay care. how important is twitter for the public discourse and why is this take the bid by it on mosque has spark such intense reaction? you can, your twitter in his long pushed above its way class, if you will. it's important far seems to exceed its performance financially. it has been a mediocre investment, i think most analysts would say from a financial perspective, but it is embroiled in many of the most consequential discussions around politics, the economy, et cetera. and so i think in many ways, 11 months is correct and identifying, wow, this is an under leverage dancer. somebody could do more with twitter, so i don't think he's wrong in going after it, because it really is an important part of what we do. tim hubbard, he almost said that this is about ensuring there's an

dan goldman and john heilemann is still here. claire, it reminded me of the michael cohenhe was on capitol hill testifying to how trump operated like a mob boss you knew what was expected. what trump expected them to do is breathe down the neck and make it so they can't walk the streets afterward if they didn't do the right thing? wow. >> i think the sullivan audio is saying a little -- puttinging more meat on the bones for trump's tweet of it is going to be wild. anybody who tries to tell you that they were not planning exactly what happened is not looking at the reality of what happened in the days previous and that day. i think this audio is very important in this investigation and i would be surprised if it didn't bring about subpoena to the person who was saying elected officials would no longer be able to walk the streets if they didn't overturn an election fraudulently. >> i want to always as i do with you pursue both pillars here. what doj does and the committee. but liz cheney is on the record reading from the statute. this seems like a clear accomplice this that