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lija and hasan were born in the desert.ey always dreamed of moving to the city and buying their own house. until now, it doesn’t work out and it’s unlikely that it will ever work out , they live very modestly, but many berbers envy such prosperity at one time. they left to look for work in the city. they never found one. she had to return to the desert in the literal sense of the word, to an empty place of sugar, you won’t die of hunger here without a city. there is always food for sheep and a place for a small, but your own house in a tent and old blankets. the sahara desert in our view is a scorched by the sun, hot earth hell and only but in the sahara you can shiver to the bone in the cold season in the tunisian desert, the temperature drops to zero degrees, you have to dress in clothes made of camel hair. yes, all day to move, so as not to freeze at night. tuzir city in the middle of the desert, the famous date oasis of tunisia slowly walks through the streets kozyr with the status of a sacred animal, like indian cows,

i'm mehdi hasan. it's estimated that 80,000 children could be the victims of sexual abuse in the united states every year. it is indisputably one of the worst crimes that you can think of. and child predator is just about the worst thing that you could call anyone. and yet, republicans have managed to weaponize child sexual abuse in recent weeks and turn it into a cheap political attack line. i want to begin tonight with how exactly we got here, why we find ourselves at this absurd juncture, and what could possibly come of it. think of how judge ketanji brown jackson was treated by top republicans on the judiciary committee at her supreme court hearings, with the republicans even now still claiming that the democrats are putting a child abuse enabler on the nation's highest court. and anyone who says otherwise, well, they hate children. >> have been told things like, child pornography is actually all a conspiracy. it's not real, it's just a conspiracy. it's made up. let me just say for the record, sex

but for now, i hand it over to mehdi hasan. hi, mehdi? >> good evening, alicia.ing that you want to prosecute vladimir putin when we and the russians are not signatories to the international criminal court. >> i am very excited to have you continue that conversation with your big guest tonight. >> yeah, we've got the ambassador for global criminal justice. i do want to talk to her about the icc. and i want to talk about war crimes from our allies, not just from our enemies. lots to talk about, alicia, thanks so much. have a great rest of your night. >> you too. >> tonight on "the mehdi hasan show." the disgusting new pedophile slur that republicans are using against everyone that doesn't agree with them. >>> plus, we'll look at accusations of russian war crimes with the state department's ambassador at large for global criminal justice. >>> and meet the trump-appointed federal judge that is strangely going soft on 1/6 insurrectionis

right now, do not change that channel, it's time for the mehdi hasan show. hi, mehdi. hello willow it was a good day for france but it wasn't good today, i mean foreign ten french voters voted for -- >> many, many, many everything is close, you live in close elections we had 75 million people have voted for trump and 80 million that voted for -- its about silver election and keeping the corners. >> and not being complacent thank you so much, have a great rest of your sunday night. >> i. well >> tonight on the mend he has signed show, i'm not getting in that car, the chilling new revelations in january six of education surrounding mike vans. watch it and -- talk about what role the secret service may or may not have played in the trump glue. and we can't imagine life after the pandemic, without acknowledging long covid, congresswoman ayanna pressley, legislation she's putting forward to help those suffering from something we never talk about. plus the latest on fascism from russia to france when marine le pen, was putin ally was defeated today's story thing over timothy

. ♪ ♪ ♪ , >> good evening, i am mehdi hasan.in 2019 a full year and a half before the 2020 election i asked a question, one that was bothering me for quite some time, one of donald trump loses in november 2020 and refuses to leave the white house? now i know that doesn't seem like a crazy thing to ask now, but back then i received a lot of flak, liberals disagreed with may. certain that american institutions would protect us from a coup, some suggested if trump loses, wouldn't a secret service just escort him out. but what people feel to realize that donald trump spent four years in office disrupting norms, and slowly but surely corrupting america's institutions. and tonight i need to ask, is the secret service one of those institutions? just within the last few days democratic representative jamie raskin of maryland, who's a member of the house 16 committee said that the committees up coming public areas will tell a story that will blow the roof off the house. adam event in washington, d. c., raskin spoke when he called a chill

i'm mehdi hasan.. tonight the apocalyptic scenes of death and destruction left behind by russian forces are sparking calls for a war crimes investigation as more and more atrocities come to light. as russian troops retreat from the street-by-street combat in that region, there are reports of deliberate, brutal murders at the hands of those occupying forces. nothing indiscriminate about them. that ukrainian officials say were repeated maybe hundreds of times across the suburbs north of kyiv. take the city of

i'm mehdi hasan. ukrainian officials say they have completely secured kyiv and the surrounding region this weekend. but there will be no celebrating. tonight the apocalyptic scenes of death and destruction left behind by russian forces are sparking calls for a war crimes investigation as more and more atrocities come to light. as russian troops retreat from the street-by-street combat in that region, there are reports of deliberate, brutal murders at the hands of those occupying forces. nothing indiscriminate about them. that ukrainian officials say were repeated maybe hundreds of times across the suburbs north of kyiv. take the city of bucha, where i must warn you the images i'm about to show you, even edited, are some of the worst we've seen so far from putin's illegal invasion of ukraine. i'm sorry, look, we cannot turn away from them. we must not turn away from what is happening in ukraine, or minimize or sanitize this barbarrism happening on the ground. hundreds of residents of the once peaceful

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my child felt great to expose the play, hasan's family even came to the hague, but their performancee prohibition of chemical weapons. all representatives of western countries ignored the fake, by that time it had already spread around the world, but the truth was its creator, as in the events in ukraine, and was originally aleksey golovkov is not interested 200. what role does the north atlantic alliance play in the escalation of the situation in ukraine? according to the standards of the alliance and nato-style helmets with the emblem of the ss, all this shows in whose hands it falls into the weapons that the military bloc sends to ukraine, the exhibition is timed to coincide with the 73rd anniversary of the founding of nato she tells the damage caused by the actions of the alliance in yugoslavia iraq libya and other countries, including now ukraine in the lisichansk area, a precision air strike destroyed the command post of a mechanized brigade of the armed forces of ukraine and nearby warehouses, meanwhile the russian military managed to be called out of ukrainian captivity in de

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i'm mehdi hasan. welcome to the show. you could be thinking that republican leader kevin mccarthy adores donald trump. i mean he once said an aide to remove starbucks that he did not like. -- and these guards mortifying lengths to appease trump's most spoken out supporters today. but -- but what does the top house republican really think about donald j trump? after news broke of a russian hack on the dnc, mccarthy remark to fellow gop leaders that he believes that vladimir putin pays donald trump. when they laughed he said swear to god. the washington post contain audi of that meeting. he said at the time it was a joke. that's when cars the approaches donald trump. -- fawning in donald trump's presence. or on the news. as the right went on, mccarthy was furious with trump. telling him to call supportive off in a phone call. but hours later, once it was safe urged congress to return to work, some republicans backed away from trump's election lies. even the spinal caucus lindsey graham said count me out to challenging the e

here's lama hasan with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, jerusalem on alert after israeli security forces stormed the al aqsa mosque, one of islam's holiest sites, with muslim worshippers gathered for friday prayers. firing tear gas and stun grenades inside the mosque, more than 150 palestinians were injured, and at least 4 israeli soldiers were wounded. israeli officials insist they waited until after prayers and released this video, which they say shows palestinians throwing stones and fireworks below at the western wall. the site sacred to both muslims and jews, where the haram al sharif and the temple mount are located. clashes here ignited an 11-day war with militants at the gaza strip last year. tensions already extremely high after several recent attacks inside israel, including a gunman opening fire at a bar in the middle of tel aviv, killing three israelis. tonight, the holy city is calm. but some fear it's fragile, with passover taking place during ramadan. as well as easter celebrations. the prime minister saying they're preparing for any scenario. cecilia? >> lama, thank you.

lama hasan reports from london on the race with far-reaching implications. >> reporter: tonight, theight for the french presidency, the two main contenders emmanuel macron and his rival marine le pen casting their own votes in this high stakes election. all of it overshadowed by the ongoing war in ukraine. he is the incumbent, boosted by his diplomatic efforts on the world stage confronting russian president vladimir putin. she is the challenger, a far-right nationalist, and a longtime admirer of putin who has vowed to leave nato if elected. a move that could destabilize the western alliance that has opposed putin's war. polls show a ight race, with le pen's numbers rising, closing in on macron. >> marine le pen seems to have made a very effective campaign. she appeared as more moderate, less extreme. >> reporter: macron won a sweeping victory over le pen five years ago, but this time it's different. while the president has looked abroad, le pen's populist message has reached french voters concerned about the cost of living. >> especially because our current president has refused to

production with the participation of white box office, and i will remind the story about the duma boy hasanpart in the staged filming, for which he was given, and there is a little rice and actually saying, and then we found this boy and it turned out that the whole story was with the use of chemical weapons. and in the duma it was staged filming of white helmets, i remind you that the organization of the white helmet is closely connected with british special services - this is a proven fact. as a matter of fact, here is a case that was previously played out in many countries that successfully worked for a western audience; it is now being repeated in ukraine, but due to certain difficulties in the interaction between ukrainian special services and political forces. and in fact, the implementation of this staged scenario. she failed a colleague. well , and the strength of the fact that we are not syria with all due respect, and not even iraq and also not belgrade, which can be with bombing with such ease. under a far-fetched pretext, they still don’t have much, it turns out that evgeny is s

little personal note if anyone wants to have their hair done i suggest gouvan on wisconsin avenue hasan and his brother were the hairdressers for jill and that she doesn't pay them. she never doesn't tip. she pays them. she doesn't tip and her son has not decided. he will no longer go to the white house because there's no tip involved. anyway, please support us on at guan on wisconsin avenue. he hates the garden. haha, and he will tell you all about it while you're having your hair done. my question 's south african young cohen, i think her name is um, how's that relationship proceeding and i'm also curious about the baby mama. she's been testifying i understand right? yes the baby mama. it was a former stripper called london roberts who actually was was working and establishment. not far from here and when hunter was gentleman's club, yes, and and hunter was nothing but a gentleman when he was that and so so london roberts anyway became pregnant and had three years ago had hunters. fourth child and so hunter though denied that it was his child and in fact in his memoir beautiful things

>> i think it's becoming -- look, we just had maggie hasan, running for senate re-elect in new hampshireresonance. i think part of the problem with biden and the democrats generally, is it -- i feel i should have brought by fonzi lunchbox. it's like the '70s all over again, where every bad problem is a metaphor for other bad problems. and you can't just sort of isolate any win and contain it as an issue without taking into fact that just generally it feels like people aren't in charge and the democrats don't know what they're doing. i'm not saying the republicans do know what they are doing, but they have the luxury of saying you guys own all three branches of government right now. it's on you to fix it. and the title 42 thing, it's a real catch 22 for him. on the one hand, democrats definitely need the base to be roused and show up. on the other hand, if they want to win moderates and centrists, they have to do things on immigration that the base does not want them to do, like the student loan problem. i don't think there's a way to fix whatever reference you want to use here. >> studen

lama hasan has details from buckingham palace.hit. 96 years young today, the queen is spending her day quietly and privately with well-wishers pouring in from members of her own family as well as a 41-gun salute just down the road from where we are in her honor, but a lot of the papers here are reporting that it is prince harry's recent comments that are overshadowing her birthday. queen elizabeth ii, 96 today, the palace releasing this photo to mark the occasion. the uk's longest reigning monarch celebrating the day privately. her majesty is at her norfolk estate sandringham. having flown in yesterday from windsor. since her husband's death she has been hospitalized, suffered from covid and been forced to reduce her work schedule due to mobility issues. >> good morning, your majesty. how are you? >> reporter: however, prince harry who saw the queen for the first time in a year says she's on great form. >> her sense of humor and ability to see the humor in so many different things. we have a really special relationship. we talk ab

>> lama hasan, thanks. >>> let's go to the supreme court now where justices will hear arguments todayse with major implications for the role of religion and public life. a high school football coach suspended for praying on the field after games is asking the justices to affirm his right to lead those prayers and terry moran reports from the supreme court. good morning, terry. >> reporter: good morning, george. for more than half a century it has been one of the most controversial topics in constitutionally, determining the place of religion in public school settings. now this high school football coach from washington state has brought a case that raises the question, are his prayers at the 50 yard line private acts of faith or government indoctrination? this morning at the supreme court faith is on the docket. >> i just want to be able to practice my faith after a football game. >> reporter: joe kennedy was an assistant coach at bremerton high school near seattle and in 2008, he started praying by himself at midfield after games. >> nobody should have to be fired or worried about th

in the hasan region, lower left on your screen, a ukranian military official says russian forces are preparing for an offensive likely as part of russia's goal to secure the south and east. just day disease after vladimir putin said his troops would not attack the last holdout of resistance in mariupol, ukraine says the siege has resumed. ukranian officials say 1,000 women and children are trapped in the complex and at least 500 people are wounded. ukraine also says a humanitarian corridor wasn't open today because russia wouldn't guarantee a cease-fire. now look at the spotlight on your screen. that is a russian missile slamming into an apartment building in odessa. the new video shows yesterday's strike that killed three people, clawing 3-month-old. cnn's matt rivers is in ukraine. matt, tell us about today's heavy shelling. >> reporter: yeah, unfortunately, pamela what, we did not see is this holy day here in ukraine give respite to very weary ekeians who are dealing with a horrific war. all across the country we have seen shelling, including in the eastern part of the country whi

. >> hasan, recently visited the southern border and now says about the biden white house it does not yet have a comprehensive plan to handle a steep increase in attempted border crossings that will occur once title 42 is appealed. a majority of governors have decided they don't want to wait. 26 republicans are forming a new border strike force to disrupt and dismantle transnational criminal organizations by increasing collaboration, improving intention, investing in analysis, combating human smuggling and stopping drug flow in our states. >> number one leading cause of death for youth in southern arizona is fentanyl. that is on the biden administration and they need to act. governors are stepping up to do what they refuse to do. >> as some of those republicans warn a potential electoral consequences because of problems at the border. it is notable that president biden's infrastructure and transportation event in the first in the nation primary state this afternoon was missing the transportation secretary just a day after a writer from "the washington post ranked secretary pete buttig

right now, do not change that channel, it's time for the mehdi hasan show. hi, mehdi.ign ten french voters voted for -- >> many, many, many everything is close, you live in close elections we had 75 million people have voted for trump and 80 million that voted for -- its about silver election and keeping the corners. >> and not being complacent thank you so much, have a great rest of your sunday night. >> i. well >> tonight on the mend he has signed show, i'm not getting in that car, the chilling new revelations in january six of education surrounding mike vans. watch it and -- talk about what role the secret service may or may not have played in the trump glue. and we can't imagine life after the pandemic, without acknowledging long covid, congresswoman

let's go back to lama hasan in london with more.reporter: good morning to you again, michael. it's rare for the queen to publicly talk about her health. this is the first time that she is talking about her recent battle with covid-19. her majesty revealing that it left her very tired and exhausted. >> it does leave one very tired and exhausted, doesn't it, this horrible pandemic. >> reporter: this morning, we're hearing firsthand from her majesty about her bout with covid-19. >> it was also a very frightening experience to have covid very badly. >> reporter: the queen who turns 96 in just ten days had covid in february, but continued to carry out light duties. the palace described her condition then as mild cold-like symptoms. the interview released overnight by the palace took place last wednesday to celebrate the opening of a new wing in honor of the queen. she spoke with hospital staff and a man who lost his father and brother to covid. >> of course not being allowed to see your relatives was very hard. >> reporter: he survived c

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lama hasan has more for us from london. >> reporter: for the first time since the pandemic began pope francis celebrated easter mass in st. peter's square. because of his inflamed knee, he was seen limping. the pontiff delivered his message to the city and the world. the pope used his easter message asking for prayers and peace for ukraine which he says is so so sorely tried by the violence and destruction by the cruel and senseless war. remembering the refugees and ukrainian victims he says he holds in his heart. he also asked for peace in the middle east to afghanistan, africa, latin america. asking the faithful to remember that peace is possible. it is a duty. it is everyone's responsibility. the pontiff took a tour of st. peter's square packed with more than 50 show worshippers, waving and blessing some in the crowd. whit? >> thank you, lama. >>> kb -- and the easter holiday weekend here at home means millions of americans are on the road gathering with loved ones and dealing with the steep gas prices. deirdre bolton is here with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. well

the rachel maddow show with mehdi hasan, starts now. good evening, i for one cannot wait for the road trip. thank you, katie. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. we have a lot to get to tonight, including newly-reported attacks sent to trump's toughest affect the lead up to january six. those text revealed some of the republican lawmakers that made it break show of breaking with trump, were actually intimately involved with his scheme to overturn the election. with a talk to somebody you heard a lot about on this show, crystal mason is the texas woman who now faces five years in prison for accidentally voting which is not on the voter rolls. we will ask her about the play in hypocrisy like republicans on trump's chief is that -- we are now learning that he's under investigation by north carolina state authorities for voter throughout. we will also deep dive into the latest stuff from the world's richest man who says he wants to take control of one of america's biggest social media companies to defend free speech. we will tal

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lama hasan joins us this morning with more. lama, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, gio. russian gas is still flowing through european pipelines this morning even though president vladimir putin warned on friday he would cut off supplies if countries refuse to pay in russia's currency in rubles. now he's trying to boost the ruble, which has been hit hard by western sanctions. until now contracts have been paid in either euros or dollars so eu countries are refusing to pay in rubles as a breach of existing contracts. the kremlin spokesman dmitri peskov said gas supplies will not be cut off immediately but germany is calling putin's decision blackmail. with the eu relying heavily on russia's supplies, it is the consumer feeling the pinch. energy prices are soaring and responding to the market turmoil the international energy agency announced it will be releasing more oil from its emergency reserves to try to stabilize global energy markets. and, of course, this comes on the heels of president biden's decision

that does it for the mehdi hasan show but you can catch me again tonight at 8 pm eastern, right here has been made this week! kentucky brown jackson was confirmed to the supreme court in a 53 to 47 supreme vote. that would make her the first african american on the supreme court. -- this summer. in honor of the historic moment, i would like to leave you with these words from senator cory booker to kbj on the last day of the hearings. goodbye! >> it is hard for me not to look at you and not see my mom! i see my ancestors, and yours! nobody is gonna steal that joy! you have earned this spot. you are where the! you are a great american! when that final vote happens, and you are sent on to the highest court in the land, i'm gonna rejoice! and i'm gonna tell you right now, the greatest country in the world, the united states of america, will be better because of you! [applause] ou [applause] it's still the eat fresh refresh, and subway's refreshing their app. so you can customize your favorite footlong, set a pickup time, and jump the line! oh, here she goes! ugh, i thought she was actual

lama hasan joins us with the latest. >> reporter: this was a surprise development especially given thealated rhetoric between the two countries. trevor reed told his dad the swap was straight out of a spy movie. trevor reed, a former marine is a free man. reed spotted leaving the airport in moscow. although officials won't confirm where the swap took place, although the two countries reportedly carried out the exchange in a european country believed to be turkey. in exchange for reed the u.s. returned a russian pilot serving a 20-year federal sentence for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. reed appealed a nine-year sentence for assaulting a police officer, a crime he and the u.s. says he did not commit. reed seen for the first time since a hunger strike landed him in the hospital. the prisoner swap marks the highest profile release during the biden administration of an american deemed wrongly detained abroad. the president said he was able to inform the reed family personally that their son had been freed. the reed family thanked the president for making the decision to bring

lama hasan has more from london on if his duke of york title could be next.j. that's right. more trouble for prince andrew this morning as the historic city of york makes the extraordinary decision to distance itself from the prince. prince andrew stripped of another honor, york city counselors voting to remove the freedom of the city from the queen's second son who is also known as the duke of york. the city beginning this campaign to distance itself from the disgraced prince after he settled a sexual assault lawsuit with virginia giuffre earlier this year. local government officials saying they want to remove all links the prince has with their city saying they stand with victims of abuse. calling for andrew to, quote, do the right thing and relinquish his duke of york title as well. >> there's clearly still a strength of feeling about the damage done to his reputation over these allegations even though the court case itself has ended. and we've already seen when he accompanied the queen at westminster abbey, for example, no matter what the event, when he a

this as the queen is expected to miss easter services this year, and lama hasan is there at buckingham: good morning to you, cecelia. this was a secret under the radar visit made by prince harry and meghan jetting in to see the queen and prince charles on their way to the invictus games in holland. this meeting taking place on mourn day thursday, a day meant to be about forgiveness. this morning, a royal reunion. prince harry and his wife megan returning to the uk for the first time since march of 2020 dropping in to visit harry's grandmother, the queen. the monarch is currently residing at windsor castle, just steps wee from their former frogmore cottage home. >> it gave them a chance to spend precious private moments with the queen and also take some steps forward in healing those family fractures by seeing prince charles. >> reporter: the couple squeezing in family time. they were on their way to the invictus games in holland. their visit comes at the queen's health is called into question after she missed the mourn day service this past thursday and will miss easter services this w

. >> brian: senator mark kelly, senator sinema, you have senator hasan. senator masto.emocrats that on the record saying we have got make sure we keep title 42 in place and the border is under control. >> brian: sincerity definitely has to be questioned. the fact is who is joe biden helping by doing this? because if he -- he thinks it's bad if he loses the house. he loses the senate, too. he might as well just stay in delaware. because he has got nothing he could possibly accomplish. if you just want to think about your own political salvation. you know what title 42 in place. let's say that cases are out of control. instead he worries about are left wing base. enemy districts that they have nothing to worry about. >> rachel: they are losing hispanics, brian. i was just down in texas last week interviewing them. the demographic that is most dissatisfied with the biden administration are hispanics. they are the most dissatisfied. and apparently, you know, purportedly this was all done because they thought maybe this could appeal to hispanics. turns out hispanics like law

maga hasan. no from the in border.ties as, you know, joe biden's administration to change things. their polling has showed is very unpopular. >> brian: kept the strategic oil reserve. >> pete: republican primaries, ohio, pennsylvania, georgia, that are going to wash out in the next month or so. >> brian: right. we have corn in our gas tank and no strategic oil reserve and gas is like $7 a gallon. all right. 10 minutes now after the hour. >> rachel: that's right. we are going to turn now to america's crime crisis. >> pete: home robberies are soaring in los angeles and police are now warning residents in wealthy areas that they could be targeted. >> brian: todd piro is here with this new -- >> todd: real scary stuff here. gang members scouting out wealthy areas and following residents home. according to the lapd's follow home robbery task force at least 17 gangs staging robberies and sometimes even using spotters to target people wearing high end items and driving expensive cars. police say on monday a woman was followed

but one article here by peter hasan about imme biden's misleag spin about oil production under him versus trump. the white house framing omits a key fact. while domestic oil production in 2021 was higher than it was in 2017, it was lower than it was in 2018, 2019, and 2020. federal statistics show. and the reason, the significant reason for that is that drilling doesn't occur overnight. production doesn't occur overnight. it is a work in progress. so that one president when he comes into office actually inherits the preparation to drill or the killing of drilling by the prior president. so when president trump took office, his first year, the drilling numbers were a result and production numbers were a result of what had happened before he took office. and thus when president biden takes credit for production numbers in his first year, of course he doesn't want to acknowledge, but those were a result of actions taken during the trump administration. but after that, he does deserve to give credit for the damage or the good that is done. an article by thomas and aerial zilber points out if