thank you very much, donny. >> we live vicariously.ommittee is pushing growing push back from members of the party following a vote on friday to censure representatives liz cheney and adam kinzinger. the measure which was adopted by a voice vote at the rnc's annual meeting describes cheney and kinzinger as a, quote, oh, my god, participating in a democrat-led persecution of ordinary citizens engased in legitimate political discourse. >> let's say democratic led, i don't know. republicans had a chance to be involved but chose not to be. but mitch mcconnell is following charge closely and said he is looking forward to the outcome of it, he wants to have the chips fall where they may. i'm not so sure it is quite as partisan as that statement would like to make it. you know, donny, this is such a stupid move by the democrats -- by the republicans, such a stupid move by the republicans, that they could just sit back, criticize joe biden because of inflation, criticize joe biden because of afghanistan. i don't know, you do your laundry list.

maybe the worst part about that is learning there's a third donny trump in the world.ho the hell knew? the only thing worse than having donald trump as your dad would be having donald trump, jr. as your father. and then the tan of the hour took the stage. daddy donald put on quite a show and spoke like a man who hasn't been to a store in 15 years. >> can you believe what's happening? you can't get anything. the shelves are empty. i did a book. they can't publish it anymore. they can't get the paper, the glue, the ink. go out and buy it. you'll like it. >> jimmy: yeah, it doesn't exist, but go buy it. there are no books either by or about donald trump available for sale because of a glue shortage. we're all suffering through. trump went for 80 minutes with no intermission. this was a good one. he lashed out at the prosecutors who are investigating him with the intention apparently of targeting his fan base. >> they're going after me without any protection of my rights by the supreme court or most other courts. in reality, they're not after me. they're after you. >> jimm

memoirs donnie behind bars donnie ♪ >> the constitutionality of trying a former president, the houseconstitutional law for three decades i know there are a lot of people who are dreading endless lectures about the federalist papers here. please breathe easy. okay? i remember the line that a professor is someone who speaks while other people are sleeping. you will not be hearing extended lectures from me because our case is based on cold, hard facts. it's all about the facts. >> okay. >> we will stop the steal. we won this election and we won it by a landslide. this was not a close election. and after this, we're going to walk down, and i'll be there with you, we're going to walk down. we're going to walk down to the capitol. >> yeah! let's take the capitol! >> take the capitol! >> we are going to the capitol! where our problems are. it's that direction. [ chanting ] u.s.a.! >> get back! get back! >> we fight. we fight like hell. and if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country anymore. >> stop the steal! stop the steal! >> we are listening to trump. treason! treaso

right ♪ ♪ where you belong ♪ ♪ writing memoirs, donnie ♪ ♪ behind bars, donnie ♪ reporter: about the there's no jurisdiction. let's listen. jamie raskin: my name is jamie raskin. because i have been a professor of constitutional law for three decades, i know there are a lot of people who are dreading endless lectures about the federalist papers here. please breathe easy, okay. i remember well w.h. auden's line that a professor is someone who speaks while other people are sleeping. you will not be hearing extended lectures from me because our case is based on cold, hard facts. it's all about the facts. woman: oh, here they go with the video. president trump: we will stop the steal. (crowd cheering) we won this election, and we won it by a landslide. this was not a close election. and after this we're gonna walk down, and i'll be there with you, we're going to walk down... (crowd cheering) we're gonna walk down to the capitol. crowd: yeah. let's take the capitol. man: take it. man: take the capitol. man: we are going to the capitol, where our problems are. it's that direction. crowd: u

captain seamus coleman put them ahead from donny van de beek�*s cross.ordon added the third after half time. elsewhere, brentford drew 0—0 with crystal palace, goals from neal maupay and alex webster gave brighton a 2—0 win at watford that leaves roy hodgson's side deep in relegation trouble. in scotland, aaron ramsey made his first start for rangers as they beat annan athletic 3—0 in the fifth round of the scottish cup. fashion sakala scored rangers' third with this effort, which caught the annan keeper by surprise but was it a cross or a shot? filip helander and kemar roofe the other scorers for rangers as their bid to win 34th scottish cup continues. earlier, hearts and livingston was goalless after extra time, with the hosts going through on penalties. motherwell, st mirren, and dundee united are also through to the last eight. to the winter olympics in beijing — still no medals for team gb, with nothing to show in the skeleton for the first time in 20 years. there was some good news for britain's curlers though on day eight, as they beat the united

captain seamus coleman put them ahead from donny van de beek�*s beek�*s cross.don added the third after half time. elsewhere, brentford drew 0—0 with crystal palace, goals from neal maupay and alex webster gave brighton a 2—0 win at watford that leaves the roy hodgson�*s side deep in relegation trouble, and in the evening kick—off league leaders manchester city are two goals up at norwich, thanks to raheem sterling and phil foden. in scotland, aaron ramsey is making his first start for rangers against annan athletic in the fifth round of the scottish cup. and it's fair to say that he is being eased into life in scotland with rangers 3—0 up early in the second half against their league two opponents. earlier, hearts and livingston was goalless after extra time, with the hosts going through on penalties. motherwell, st mirren and dundee united are also through to the last eight. this further afield, there's a huge game currently being played in abu dhabi — the final of the club world cup between chelsea has gone to extra—time. it's the only trophy chelsea haven't

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he is a marketing and advertising expert, host of "on brand with donny deutsch."at was must favorite. it was so beautifully done. they did exact take off on the beginning of "the sopranos." you didn't know where it was going. they duplicated it with doing the parallel park. if you were a "sopranos fan," you loved it. i thought it was just really, really well done. >> that was your favorite. the most googled, according to google, is budweiser because of the clydesdales. >> it has become probably the iconic symbol of advertising, the clydesdales, and what's so smart about the clydesdales, is you take beer, and beer's not an emotional product. yet, it tugs at your heart strings. i think we'll see clydesdales in every ad going forward for the super bowl. >> we saw, of course, you talk sopranos and some austin powers in there, my favorite actually was nice to see jim carrey bring back "the cable guy." but the 2000s, does that stuff work? >> yeah. it was interesting halftime show had that also. i think we're living in these crazy times now and the nostalgia really works

but i do about because donnie nipple, no cookie. i'm a la carte luca. yes. forza. unless you let them put it on the monkey b, would you come along watching aaliyah's? no problem. what's the number please? yeah. her. she's literally melissa alicia will either watch him over lunch. we'll need to put it back on them. get them bridget. those repute in the intervention palmer got, we'll go get it done, year w, which and i'm a good place which moga believe, think about it was a pretty like the big the summer long and the publish on the moon get to a g o summer. it was racing season in curious down the main event is a race called alamo. it is 30 kilometers long. some of these writers are still in school way as little as 40 kilos. ah us and colliers, and his fellow jockeys prepared to race. ah, he's already been writing competitively for a few years, but his never one event. and he hopes that that will change to day care is not as i can kind of can again, i wasn't you know, justin, that of the movie book not the front that or they could just tell you that number. and i was

pretty about because donnie nipple, in the kia malika, luca, yes. poison. unless you've led there, but it also meant to be what you come along. watching police, no problem. what's that number please? yeah. her, she's literally well is. alicia will either watch him over the luxury need to put it back on them, get them present. those repute in the waiting. palmer got, we'll go get the new w a, which is i'm a good place which moga believe, think about it was a really pretty like the big the summer long and the publish i'd the moon get to a g o the summer is was racing season in curious down the main event is a race called element. it is 30 kilometers long. some of these riders are still in school way as little as fulton chinos, us and colliers, and his fellow jockeys prepared to race. he's already been writing competitively for a few years, but his never one event and he hopes that that will change to day care is not as much. kinda kinda gave me, i think it wasn't, you know, the phone justin that of the movie book not the front that or they could just tell you

but for some the focus religio says, the secretary, what were ones donny? seedlings are stately tree studying newton, they're large crowns. they're also called booty or people trees and these kind of canopies, you know, the people canopies and the banyan canopies. the fica canopies they had visited by law of bud, but populations quitters and beetles, and bogs and was present butterflies. so, you know, so many species populated the canopy that, that the droppings of the birds in and around the people treat deaconate of hottest offered on, after planting trees on his own for a long time, he founded the give me crease crust in 2010 it is an end you that aims to plant as many people trees as possible. people baba has found supporters in temples like here in the need, quarterly barsh room and temper. just south of new denny. since 2018, the priest fear have been important. bottlers in this project in the preschool, the temple they have a major role to play. so everybody's fasting the same thing. you know, the other role models, so mean 1st educated, the priest,

this is donnie taylor. ah, the new miss germany is 37 years old though may teela bar host scored points with her dedication to environmental protection and social justice. and this is totally unreal. people, i'm so happy. can you even imagine sh, they only de la balls on the bed and nancy mantle went down from the fullest linea for villa. thanks to her mission and education is standing up here today. yes. wish there? oh and there she is. a proud don't me till about miss germany. 20. 22. no, for the historic art of hate making. i always think of pipe smokers as calm leisure . lee, people who look for a relaxing way to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life. for a few moments. disclaimer, smoking is obviously seriously bad for you, but you know that already. and so does sebastian boe? she only smokes on sundays. we visited the master pipe maker in his workshop in the small french tine of saint cloud. miss america plays a vital role in the little french town of saint killed. it's been considered the wor

blow in, but others are like donnie. oh for example. get out and i will eat out of anyone's hand. neck on that and i know they all have different personality. single betty. think that personnel yes. despite his shyness, buddha is quite the star on social media. he has nearly 17000 followers on instagram alone. let us bother. some of your pictures provide an alternative solution to monoclonal antibodies that is much cheaper monica in the coming years will probably seen many products developed in the immune systems of these animal wonderful animals. with the necessary funding, the al packers may be able to help us both in this pandemic and in future ones to alejandro has sent his team are convinced of that. so that's all for this week. if you have a question for derrick williams, write to us and join us next time for a fresh addition of our coven. 19 special. good bye for now and take care. mm hm. ah ah, with you to the point. strong opinions, clear positions, international perspectives, half chinese liter, she jane paying and russian pre

possibly, and the movement and the maneuvers of its own army right there. besides this v, a borders of donnie, it's going lugens. republics will be secured and guarded. not only by the troops belonging to don, it's can lugens, but also by the russian army as well, which is very important here because you've been asking our guests, what are the immediate consequences of this decision to recognize the independence? well, there it is. now, key of will probably be hesitant to start an attack or a launch further offensive against this to because and now the understand that they will be up against the russian military. in that particular case, there are also other elements of it. for example, the economic measures that will be applied by russia from now on because they will insure further security of the banking sector of the 2 republics and financial stability as well. but i will also want to tell you about is a lot of our put in speech should have been quite short, after sinning to as the most senior russian officials, a lot of our potent held a conversation. a hell. hell, the council with emma a

the russians speaking population of what used to be east ukraine, what used to be the regions of donnie exc, and logan's, now something else that was very important, that mister putin made clear, was that pretty much as the minsk agreements don't exist any more, but despite what the western leaders are saying, president vladimir putin says that the key of is entirely to blame for it. because if we look at the 1st 2 key elements of the minsk agreements, they are giving special status to the donors can lugens cretins and also making changes to the cranium. constitution that would give these 2 regions more autonomy and independence from kiev in many decisions. but under petro porsha, ankle, hon dimmers, and n lensky. none of these steps have been made by key of and here's what mr. prudence, at exactly about this particular thing. these documents were signed by the hands of days, republics, and we plan back then we achieved this compromise. and it wasn't an easy thing to do because initially the heads of your shift that you did in this republics didn't even want to be a part of the mains ag

what a donnie, i there would be other disability you would you be left to sunday? she read what asked the lady with ah, this story is and by way in her words, she is always told from the perspective of the great men, with all robot mal gundy. my responsibility is to tell a story in a way that it hasn't really been told before. ordinary everyday life was involved with people and writing about patina got out of darkness. my zimbabwe on al jazeera stories of life and inspiration as series of short documentaries from around the world that celebrate the human spirit against the 5th. okay. okay. al jazeera select change. make good news . ah ah ah ah ah, you'll children with me say robin doe, top news stories. the un secretary of state will continue talks with russia's foreign minister on tuesday about the crisis and ukraine. the un security council is meant to discuss the issue, russia and the u. s. have blamed each other for escalating the tension. russian military and intelligence services are spreading this information through state on media and proxy sites. and they

now, donnie st insisted made the best possible spending decisions given the info. how did the time make no apology? for carrying p p at the pace and volume we did, based on the information we had at the time. the action we took protected thousands of frontline health care workers in the n h s, and social care. however, now that the world market for p p has stabilize, the value of some categories of goods is now inevitably, much lower than the price they were originally purchased. for. remember at the start of the parent and they couldn't get hold of them off for love, no money, no $1.00 to the public. i angry at this story. sorry, attitude absolute waste of money isn't absolute waste of public funds and it's a dismal, isn't it? but $23.00, hold accountable for it. i mean, what really ends up happening if we complain about that? who are the higher ups take responsibility and i'm up to them say, i think it's a risk of money. it would be much better to actually pay attention for education and just that with the fuel, the prices go off and i was struggling and living f

possibly, and the movement and the maneuvers of its own army right there. besides this v, a borders of donnie, it's going lugens. republics will be secured and guarded. not only by the troops belonging to don, it's getting lugens, but also by the russian army as well. which is very important here, because of you can ask for your guess what are the immediate consequences of this decision to recognize the independence? well, there it is. now kiev will probably be hesitant to start an attack or a launch further offensive against this to because and now the understand that they will be up against the russian military. in that particular case, there are also other elements of it. for example, the economic measures that will be applied by russia from now on because they will insure further security of the banking sector of the 2 republics and financial stability as well. but i will also want to tell you about is a lot of our food and speech. it could have been quite short after sinning to as the most senior russian officials, a lot of our potent hell, the conversation, the hell, hell, the council w

it back into a fund raiser for a seattle protest, which bloke to launch downtown area 2 years ago, donnie armstrong takes a closer look. it seems that one man's freedom convoy is another man's terrorism. crowd funding platform go for me, has frozen donations to the tune of $10000000.00 after siding with also that truck as were waging terror on canada. our city is under siege. this group is a threat to our democracy. what we're seeing is bigger than just a city of ottawa problem. this is a nation wide insurrection. canadian officials have pilloried the protest as an insurrection that is spiraled out of control and placed the city on the siege. mpi managed to pick out extremists among truckers dancing with children at mini concerts. the site has closed the page and frozen donations after claiming convoy protests had turned into a violent occupation. we now have evidence from law enforcement that the previously peaceful demonstration has become an occupation with police reports of violence and other unlawful activity. so we can safely assume that go fund may have always shut down. similar ef

what used to be the regions of donnie exc, and logan's, now something else that was very important, that mister putin made clear it, was that pretty much as the minsk agreements don't exist any more. but despite what the western leaders are saying, president vladimir putin says that the key of is entirely to blame for it. because if we look at the 1st 2 key elements of the mens agreements that they are giving special status to the donors can lugens credence and also making changes to the cranium constitution that would give these 2 regions more autonomy and indeed and ends from kiev in many decisions, but under petro porsche ankle, hon dimmers, and n lensky. none of these steps have been made by kiev, and here's what mister putin said exactly about this particular thing. these documents are signed by the hands of the days, republics, and we plan back then we achieved this compromise. and it wasn't an easy thing to do because initially the hanser way of putting in your shift. so you can't do this . republics. didn't even want to be a part of the means agreements. they didn't want to sign

and reiterated that most goes focuses on the avoidance of war with me now in the studio is ortiz, donnie armstrong. danny, thanks for coming in again. so we had a range of accusations and we coming from the west. how did things unfold the security council meeting because it's no surprise that we see here, the usual suspects that have taken their roles in this ongoing ukrainian crisis. of course that the un security council, their emergency meeting called in new york, we have the u. s. u k, on the side of the west, promising a sanction is playing russia as the aggressor blaming these bush and threats. of course, as peacekeepers were sent into those regions of guns and done yet, because that was the reason why the security council convened this meeting. it has been pretty much a continuation of the history that we've seen over the past months. of course, the west bank jerome for warren and mentioned this eminent invasion in ukraine, of course, the best being taken on what to have would be sometime last week if memory serves me right. that was from joe biden. now joe biden was one to sign a

now they have advanced further into the ukranian controlled regions of donnie and the gardens. and indeed, they've gone as far as 10 kilometers beyond what used to be the front line between the d p r and the l a r. and also again the territories of these 2 republics. sorry, these 2 regions that were controlled by key of before. now, mr. kohler j called is also giving an update on the elements of the cranium, military infrastructure that have been destroyed by the russian strikes. in particular, he's saying that almost 120 elements of that infrastructure have been either damaged or destroyed by the strikes, including at least 11 military air fields. now, besides this, mr. cornish jacob is saying that as many as 5 fighter jets and 5 drones have also been wiped out by the russian army. now there's something particularly interesting that we're hearing from the russian defense ministry. we already learned last night that the noble nuclear power plant was under control of the russian military. but right now we're hearing that this is being done together. i mean securing this compound

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people living in the donnie, it's cook, people's republics, are being subjected to regular shelling attacks from ukraine inside. now this free story residential building was largely destroyed in boardman took it earlier on saturday. we spoke a woman who lived in that complex with your kid, i was know when day that glass was shattered when we covered as how a south that was back in 2014 and jessica. and now this happened. but i was near the entrance. and of course, the shelling is coming from both sides. now ortiz from uncle sort of is in don. yet with the latest on the stand off between local militia forces and ukrainian army full about 7 pm local time, we heard so really allows sounds of artillery here in jeanette scanned from the reports that we're getting from the officials. i here are those were 152 millimeter or a howard servers. so or, or they said it could be multiple rocket launcher systems that were shelled at said genetics a little bit earlier. now this happens a near the airport about 6 kilometers from a where i'm standing a right now. as the results at the moment, municipal tran

i know it's what drives donnie deutsch.far. >> right. so i think the fear of the party going too far is a fear based in a framework that has been defined by the age of reagan. a democratic party that sought to think of itself -- and we had this conversation at princeton -- in a third way, the republican light. i believe when voters have a choice between real republicans and republican light, they more often go to the republicans. so part of what i think is to avoid this kind of political spectrum, left, right, progressive, conservative, actually speak to the issues on the ground. in san francisco, it is more complicated. there was a whole bunch of outside money that came into this. in san francisco, there is a debate about whether the mayor is engaged in a power grab. these three would go up for election in november. we begin to chart the money. we see the money is not necessarily local. it is part of a concerted campaign around the country by folks who are targeting school boards, who are connected to crt. mind you -- >> s

while joining me in the studio right now is off, he is donny armstrong. danny, thanks for coming in again. so we had a range of occupations coming from the west. how did things unfold at the un security council? but it's no surprise. it's the usual suspects that have played the parts in the ukraine crisis. of course you have and you can u. s. a u. n. security council in new york, the court called rather an emergency meeting in new york. we have seen from the west of much of the same, of course, calling this violation of the sovereignty and territorial rights of not only ukraine, but it then international law is mainly those who have been ramping up. the hysteria around him in an invasion of ukraine. of course, this invasion has been and for, for some months now, russia always said it wants a diplomatic solution to this. said ukraine crisis. what unfold in the un security council was more promises of sanctions, as particularly from the u. k. a. barbara woodard, the u. k representative there in new york was adamant about a new sanction. we've seen joe biden

reiterate that moscow is focus is only avoidance of war with me in the studio right now with our teas, donnie armstrong. good morning, danny. thanks for coming in. so we had a range of accusations coming from the west that how did things unfold? it that meeting me, you and security council meeting, of course, as you see in the un security council convenient emergency meeting in new york. now that meeting, of course, there was the expected, the west, the accused russia of provocation and violating ukraine's integrity is sovereignty . and of course, in the recognition of the 2 guns and jeannette regions is a complete violation of, of international law. now, on the other hand, russia, the russian representative of the city and had been just said that we cannot allow for ukraine's and balkan and other military adventures we had in 2014. he says it's important to focus on how to avoid war. however, ukraine hasn't really kept his side of the men's agreement bargain. of course, there are accusations that russia has completely disregarded that means agreement wasn't a no obligations from that agreeme

well, this video shows our theory for hitting donnie. ask local authority, say 3 civilians have been killed by the ukraine military in the last 24 hours or more. i got the reports. this is the aftermath of an apparent car bombing that recently happened in the gods city. devastated during the war 7 years ago. violence has come anew to the separatist republic to the city. and the outskirts is another village that was hit over the course of this violent night, say $122.00 millimeter mortar round here, the bits of shrapnel that caused all this damage. cutting down power lines as well as blowing out windows in nearby house. as this happened again in the very early hours of the morning in these village, ironically named mary mountain locals are terrified when this ukrainian shell landed in the middle of their village. many were hiding in the basements, which may have saved their lives. no people were heard. but a family dog wilson. so lucky you can see 2 wounds in its head, a piece of shrapnel, apparently that went into either it's on the back

i always read a fun book and reading opal and nev by donnie walton. i'll definitely recommend it to everyone. it's about we imagining these 19 seven interracial couple of 1970 rockers and and what happens to them when they when they break apart and then come back together, but i'm also reading angela davis's our prisons obsolete because i'm really trying to understand i have seen the phenomenon of mass incarceration happened in the 22 years and i've been a librarian but that being said i think that there's something that angela davis is dealing with this idea of a punitive measures to encourage good behavior that somehow you know, there is there's something there that doesn't work and i think what we're seeing in libraries is that that civic sense of civic responsibility that i borrow a book and then return it for others that that isn't encouraged through fines. in fact, it discourages people sometimes especially people who don't have the means of a $2 fine and just a shame sometimes can keep someone from not going to a library that books are for you

. secretary general, a russian president stated that the actions that keith is conducting against donnie asking the low ganske are literally gina side. do you share this assessment? and the 2nd question, please are. some former ukranian officials are, were mentioning the possibility of un peacekeeping mission deploying to the area. what, what do you make of that? thank you. well, general science is a crime that is clearly defined and her, whose application must be, than in line with international law. i do not saying it is the case in relation side of the 2nd question was peacekeepers? yes, it is true that there was a moment in which sure the ukraine as asked for her un peacekeeping force in the region, sir of her barnett's and the law. hence, at the time, the russian federation accept the idea of a peacekeeping force, but limited to the protection of voice. he monitors and there was no agreement in the security guards who are trying to make the 2 positions going site. and for that reason, it was never possible to approve the cyclic, also a peacekeeping mission. thank you very much. than

origin, home, or general, how the doors we are dealing with or with me now in the studio is ortiz, donnie armstrong. danny, good morning. thanks for coming in. i doubt many international news outlets around that. we'll be focusing on anything else this morning. what we've seen is widespread celebration in the to republic. give you a sense of what this that means to them and what message does it do you think? of course, as we see that we've seen fireworks and sharing this comes with the as the brochure recognize that the regions of the content and that says, independent, of course it shows to the world that russia is ready to defend its geostrategic interest was sending a message of course, that russia will be the beck and call of the people now it also serves rather as evidence to those who paid little attention to the speech of flattery. putin. 15 years ago, back in munich, of course, became known as the munich speech in 2007 there. he criticized the provocation. he called it the expansion of nato and eastern europe. and of course, the u. s. is monopolistic domination, in global relation

the show on the table very urgently and reportedly was so that 2 of the big pumping station in the donnie had quit gen been she had and damaged by the feel at this currently which got about 1000000 people from the access to water. and that's really worried because to that one meal. and it also includes access to for hospitals and other social services. and this is really important and we keep repeating our message to all sides that civilians and civilian infrastructure must be spared. because this is key for the survival of the population. what about in east and ukraine itself? if the red cross been working directly in the conflict zones though, what are your colleagues telling you about? well, the situations like right now, right now our colleagues have down there. of course we do keep security of our staff as our priority. yet still when to stand, how important it is for us to be able to provide assistance to the people, especially right now to what i know the colleagues, her mom, the line, they are doing everything possible. they have to adapt, of course, to the current to, to hitch an

let's find out who they are and what they still main sunny. armstrong joined me in the studio. donny, thanks for coming in. i can tell is what the west has done so far. who's on this is sanctions list and what are the implications here? what we've seen from the u. s. was in promise and what has been put into action over the past month. the promise of sanctions and then of course, those sanctions being meted out the latest as a package from brussels, the sanctions against russia and included $571.00 russian entities. among them. 351 as state duma deputies who voted for the independence of the 2 regions. lou ganske and don. yes, there has been asking freezes travel bands and the prohibition of making any kind of real money on the european markets and funds available. they have been issued to 727 rather, russian entities that incidentally, one for every e. you members, state the people on you list the quite high ranking and prominent members of russia's foreign ministry, defense ministry defendants. the sig issue has been placed on them. maria, the horror, of course the, the spokesman fo

jumping on the anti russia band wagons, speculating on moscow's motives at every opportunity ortiz donny, armstrong takes a look at the most garish examples. still saying goes, see, no evil, hear no evil speak, no evil, but as definitely not the case with west in mainstream media who strain the eyes and is to detect malice and militancy in everything that russia says or does almost without exception. and that goes doubly so for when one flat m a person is consent . who can forget the president's quote, some beauty insults with a manual micron rescue to view it as key of says they will comply with the minsk agreements. then they say that this will destroy the country and the current president recently said that he doesn't like any of the clauses, whether you like it or you don't like it. bear with it. my beauty, you have to comply. the russian leaders stuff guy talk is sometimes explained away as a sort of folks in us that is a performance for domestic audience, but put his choice of bir or bit in his remarks on monday to take it or to endure shows and neglect underlying sentiment about t

this includes giving the donnie exc, and low hand screech in some devolved powers and holding elections there. but russia once special status for the regions before returning the border to keep control. russia maintains it was only a facilitator and not part of the conflict inside ukraine. so it is not bound by the terms of the agreement. ah. all right, let's bring in our guests in moscow. andre court to north director general of the russian international affairs council in give me hi lo, winette ski associate professor of sociology at national university of keg. he have more he law academy in istanbul. matthew brides, a senior fellow at the atlanta council and former national security council official at the white house. a warm welcome to you all and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story. me. hi lo, let me start with you. why haven't the minsk agreements worked and what are the problems inherent in them? well, there is one very simple thing that is in the midst agreements that was agreed to in the 1st mexican 2nd meant that russian troops must leave ukrainian soil. simple

he's outside the venue now at donnie's, ernie signs of how this meeting might go. and our call and well as we just saw the opening remarks between a trust and lab rob at this meeting i, it actually comes just several days after another high profile meeting between the french present emanuel mac, ron and vladimir putin. this was on top of the agenda of that meeting and what set to be on the top, on the top of the agenda of this meeting is the, are the proposals for security guarantees that moscow put forward back in mid december? the main point of contention has been russia's call for an end of nato expansion eastward. this is something that washington and nato have so far rejected. but while some western leaders are trying to play hardball with the russian officials, these high profile meeting show that moscow's not isolated this is another display of so called isolation. not a day goes by that some one doesn't come to visit us, negotiate conclude an agreement and so on. western representatives of all levels have been coming every week for years, holding talks, cla

he job ral ah, donnie. i discussion. we have fatima we have shes yeah, we have sarah. good to have all 3 of you with us fatima. please introduce yourself to our audience. tell them who you are and what you do. hi everyone. my name is fatima hahn. i am a journalist based out of new daily in india. i cover gender and human rights in social justice. and i've been working for a couple of years, traveling across various parts of the country are to colorado and he'd claims incrementalism. just yet good to have you on our panel today. please introduce yourself to audience around the world. well, i've been a journalist for several years and i've been a television news anchor. and i, i know i'm the national spokesperson for part the, just the party, which is the ruling party of a dear. and i have also been an activism for many, many years. and i worked for transferred c and good governance. and i worked against corruption and have led many campus surround it. all right, and then also again, 3 been broad women legislation. i'm in football in proven straits. this is leash, you're

possibly, and the movement and the maneuvers of its own army right there. besides this v, a borders of donnie, it's going to move guns. republics will be secured and guarded. not only by the troops belonging to don, it's getting lugens, but also by the russian army as well, which is very important here because you've been asking our guests, what are the immediate consequences of this decision to recognize the independence? well, there it is. now, key of will probably be hesitant to start an attack or a lodge further offensive against this to because and now the understand that they will be up against the russian military. and that particular case, there are also other elements of it. for example, the economic measures that will be applied by russia from now on because they will ensure further security of the banking sector of the 2 republics and financial stability as well. but i will also want to tell you about is a lot of our proven speech should have been quite short, after sinning to as the most senior russian officials, a lot of our potent held a conversation. a hell. the council with em

the attacking the republics of donnie. it's an elegance which used to be the eastern part of ukraine. now, once again, i began telling you about this rory, but i just want to make sure that this message is delivered because this is something that we've been hearing again quite a few times from russian officials at the messages that obviously at no civilians will be or are under threat from the russian special, military opp, russian hypertension weapons. as the ministry of defense puts it, it are only targeting the military infrastructure of ukraine, which could be used against to the republics of dawn. its elegance, that's how the russian army spokesperson is putting it. now this announcement was also echoed by the speaker of the russian duma. now, he said that soon after we heard from mister connor shank off the spokesperson of the russian military. now here's what else mister connor think of said, but there's it in your is also a uniform. ukrainian armed forces are continuing to shell. the cities of the dumbass, there ar