a symbolic sign of victory, the hard line come with no, i wasn't allowed to join us an author, daniel lazar. daniel, great. have you with us for the program on this or special rolling coverage about breaking news here. that of the death of the former soviet liter mikhail gorbachev . we were just showing some amazing pictures just now when it was during the attempted coup in moscow in 1091. when ultimately it, it did lead to the end of the gorbachev era. perhaps tanks rolling down the streets . people very unhappy with, whether it's perestroika or glass not as well when, when those pictures were shown and they were shown around the world, what kind of effect do you think that had on global politics? it had a profound effect. i mean, the, the, a super power was disintegrating before the world's eyes. there was an amazing event. but i would emphasize that they were actually to cruise underway. one was by the other party, hardliners got gorbachev, but the other was by yeltsin who illegally no dissolve the soviet union without any kind of broader political consultation. and. busy declared on his

we spoke with political analyst, daniel lazar who doubts the agency, would actually conduct an objective investigation. the problem with the o. p. c. w is that it's, it's reputation is really been shot every centered, grievously mishandled, and a legit poison poison gas attack and syria in 2018. so given that the, the, the, the offices are reputation has been so severely compromised. i don't have much faith that a little deal objectively with these latest allegations, but countries in asia, africa, south america will be, will be open minded. i think that mines, however, are thoroughly closed in north america and europe, where the press is engaged in and unprecedented propaganda campaign and support of their own governments and, and the western war effort ukraine. so therefore, and those areas, i don't expect the, the allegations to get a serious hearing or ukrainian business has been trying to profit off the deaths of russians by offering a crowd funding campaign to print personalized slogans on military ordinance being fired at moscow's forces. the sign my rocket fundraising platform wa

proof, it has to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons, a political analyst, daniel lazar doubts the agency, would actually conduct an objective investigation. the problem with the o. p. c. w is that it's, it's reputation has really been shot ever since it grievously mishandled and a legit poison poison gas attack and syria in 2018. so given that the, the, the, the offices reputation has been so severely compromised. i don't have much faith that little deal objectively with these latest allegations, but the countries in asia, africa, south america will be, will be open minded. i think that minds, however, are thoroughly closed in north america and europe, where the press is engaged in and an unprecedented propaganda campaign in support of their own governments and, and the western war effort. ukraine. so therefore, and those areas, i don't expect the, the allegations to get a serious hearing local officials in southeast, in ukraine and reported the key of forces shelled russian held territory at the upper orgy power plowed on saturday evening of the attacks which have rais

e u. britain on the us, along with some other russian news agencies and journalist and author daniel lazar believe the us media and makes russia into a scapegoat for unsympathetic views on the western policies on the west and mainstream narratives. the new york times article and all the and then the western media coverage of this issue in general. i mean it's, it's 1st of all, profoundly illogical. they assume that if people in south america or africa or the middle east are not, are unsympathetic to the u. s point of view than the only possible explanation is that it's somehow due to russian propaganda. the possibility that it might be due to the fact that the u. s. position is faulty in some ways is open to criticism, etc. that is never considered the, the media is turning itself into a mouthpiece for the government. it's been doing so since the moment that you are h. ready for the 4th, it is absolutely shameless. it is conducting propaganda warfare, even as accused as russia conducting propaganda warfare. and it just, you know, that journalists fall all over themselves, you know, in thei

spreading this information across the world. caleb martin artsy, new york let's cross now live to danielle lazar journalist and author. so now there's this probe into these accounts. what do you expect to come out of this investigation? i expect the investigation to not go very far. i'm sure the u. s. government will do what i can to bring pressure to bear on, on, on facebook matter, whatever. to see that this is, this is short circuited and the investigation does not go because i penetrate very deeply into the u. s. agencies that are responsible america. busy control of the flow of information, it is the term and to use the flow of information to advance american foreign policy priorities. and so therefore, i expect that that facebook will fall into line pretty quick pretty quickly. yeah, it's normal for america to rush and point the finger at russia. why do you think it's not happening this time? what is the difference this time around? no, i think i think it's a tribute to the, to the integrity of, of facebook that they are willing to be willing to take on. you know, an operation like this, e

sign of victory, a hard line communist truth . spoke a short time ago with a journalist on ortho, daniel lazar. now he says that gorbachev facilitate the disillusion. all the soviet union to per power was disintegrating before the world size. it was an amazing event. but i would emphasize they were actually 2 cruised underway. one was by the party hardliners workshop. the other was legally dissolved the union without any kind of broader political consultation and. busy declared on his own authority, the sovereignty of the russian state was complete turmoil. but nobody but the crew was not only on the parties part, i'm not saying that gorbachev cards to collapse. so we union because that was taking place under its own steam. but certainly gorbachev was, was looked fondly upon by western politicians for facilitating that process. so amid the political bickering, income inequality rising, distrust and criminal investigation into a former president. more than 40 percent of americans now say they could foresee a civil war breaking out within the next decade. that's according to a new nation wide su

formal condemnation of russia's actions and express support for the ukrainian people we spoke with daniel lazar, a journalist who thinks at washington, pressures, israel to follow western anti russian rhetoric. there's immense pressure to tow the party line, the party line being that emanating out of washington, which is that we must not talk bill of the ukrainian because we are locked in the war with the russian empire. that's what goes on all the time. i mean, you're not supposed to speak out of turn. jews who are studied history are aware of what went on in the ukraine during the, the civil war of 1918 to 21. and then under the nazis from $94145.00 and jews were massacred by the 10s of thousands. simon pet laura in the early twenties and ban dera in the $940.00 un experts have warned of arise intentions in the central african republic after allies of the president called for changes to the constitution, allowing president to dera to run in the next election. we spoke with the president on the state of affairs in the nation at war. mister president of the central african republic force then c

they are always good to welcome live onto the program. journalist and author done the lazar for his take. hi daniel. so we have the sky news, it's really who's calling. oh, it's essentially presidents lensky for ignoring the abuse of ethnic russians by ukranian, nationalists groups. some neo nazi, is this a blip or are western media outlets? are they finally acknowledging? there may be more than one side to this story if you think. yeah, i think there's a, there's some movement there. yes. we had a similar thing here in the us were a new york times columnist, a highly influential columnist. and then thomas l friedman published a peace in which she said that all the something was deeply wrong with the government. i mean, after all, the landscape has, has essentially outlawed 11 opposition parties, but not the parties in the right. only those on the left is fired. the head of the s b u, the, the intelligence agency. and he's also fired his top by anti corruption officer. so it seems that there is some instability at work in the central government and we see other things as well. we see that the, the,

nancy lazar, quill intelligence danielle dimartino booth, lyn alden investments strategies. are too young to remember that show but one of my favorites. this is the ultimate power panel. what is powell's biggest challenges for tomorrow? danielle, let me start with you. >> part of powell's biggest challenge, markets factored in too much, they put too much pressure on somebody who already said we're moving away from forward guidance and we're shifting over to a data dependent world. you want me to be specific about 50, 75 basis points or even 100 on september the 21st i'm telling you next friday's payroll report is more important to me in terms of where interest rate policy is going to go. that should shift the onus back to talking about the balance sheet. we heard not near enough about that and powell should be talking about that tomorrow. charles: i will ask you about that later on. nancy what do you think the biggest challenges are there for him tomorrow? >> he has to regain credibility. he has to make it perfectly clear to the investment community his goal is to pull down