of august 26 at the ministry of foreign affairs of latvia received complaints from the un human rights committeek of the un human rights committee. there, everything is run exclusively by representatives of estonia well , jokes, jokes, but considering that their plans to demolish the monument, latvia has already announced a very long time to scratch it. oh, it was more than enough. it is only the anti-russian resolution of the un that takes the blink of an eye, if it is necessary to stop the actual monument. no, no, they don’t solve such issues out of the blue, and which is typical for all eight years of bombing and donbas shelling by kiev this is the very un human rights committee, not a single piece of paper demanding to stop the genocide of the russian-speaking population of ukraine is not right. the motherland sculpture was demolished on august 24, and the last element, the 79-meter obelisk, the next day, they quickly learned to break and destroy the soviet heritage of the baltic states excellent but to create and build something. actually for all the time of their so-called independence, th

remenko leonid vitalyevich representative of the human rights committee but you also want me to sit downdure, and therefore human rights? detainee presented very well, that is, all this disgrace, comrade, lieutenant colonel detained was charged. and if not, on what basis is he here, we establish his identity, and what has not yet been established, a he has documents. but what about the passport registration for me. they want to hang a murder here, comrade representative of the human rights committee, here is my husband. comrade lieutenant colonel, why has the detainee not yet been charged. but when you collect the evidence base, when you grab people, otherwise they took the module or bring charges or immediately, release the citizen. now he ran away so i'll let him go. what are you yelling at? so, in your case, fomenko is ready to hand over to the investigative committee. so lieutenant colonel, this is amateur performance for me, tell you, what did you want to become a major again? so, listen to me here or pass it on, make this fomenko an investigative committee or let him go to hell. mo

displaced persons, neli yakovleva, a people's deputy of ukraine, deputy chairman of the committee on human rights deoccupation and reintegration of temporarily occupied territories and we will talk about the results of the meeting of the association council of ukraine and the eu yesterday . we congratulate you, i congratulate you, have a good day, let's congratulate each other, oleksiy, let's start with you, what can we already talk about the results, we can betray the association of ukraine to the eu, well, the results are a good question. i think we can say that we receive additional financial assistance from the european union, which is absolutely critical for us today and it is very important, the second is a joint policy from the point of view of how to survive this winter, uh, we are talking about the fact that we will need, hmm, to receive funds, including for at least some amounts gas so that we have the opportunity to purchase them additionally, to pump them in. an extremely difficult winter is approaching, it will be very difficult for ukraine and for europe, and here we need synchroniz

nearly a 100 countries in the years, including muslim countries, has spoken out at the human rights council, the 3rd committee of lee and toner, assembly and other public occasions to support china's legitimate opposition issues, including sin, shall and oppose in appearance and kind of internal affairs in the name of the synagogue related issues. this is the mainstream, unintentional community. the u. s. in a handful of other western countries seek to the civil as in town to use it to contain china. as a whole new found japan, china has sense. oh is forces and military forces to participate in the most dog. i need to ask the sizes, why is this with kinney t tom from canyon of indiana. could you please check i surf in watching or does it ever been bringing you our coverage of china's foreign ministers, daily briefing in which the spokesman wang, when bin had been responding to the b. u and report that had been published by human rights chief michelle. a bachelor into a jin chang and the treatment of a weaker minority in china. when he said that the assess me, he criticized the assessment of the values and pri

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human rights violators. i hope that is something the committee will choose to move forwardig on.hank you all. >> thank you, very much mr. chairman for this important hearing. mr. rosenbaum lost a flooded apartment and i traveled to ukraine saw zelenskyy and robin off for over an hour. we saw the apartment buildings blown out. we went to bucha and saw mass graves and it was something i will never forget. ... going to forget. the barbarism of vladimir putin up front and center. i understand you've also travel to ukraine. can you say a bit more about your experience there, and how it's motivated your work to lead the justice department's >> led a team mostly the justice department personnel but also ambassador back from the state department and also fbi was represented and we had clint williamson from the aca group as well. and i should note that you may know she was killed in bethesda in a bicycling accident a few years ago when she was a advocate supporting the people in ukraine it's a terrible loss for her family but also for the cause of justice and humanity. it was ann experien

human rights violators. i know that that is something the committee will choose to move forward on. thank you all. thank you, mister chairman. >> thank, you senator blackburn. senator klobuchar. >> thank you for this hearing. we traveled to ukraine with president zelenskyy and defense minister ross nick off for over an hour. we went to -- and saw the apartment buildings blown out. we saw the mass grave, and it was just something i'm never going to forget. the barbarism of vladimir putin up front and center. i understand you've also travel to ukraine. can you say a bit more about your experience there, and how it's motivated your work to lead the justice department's war crime accountability team. >> certainly, thank, you senator. so we have had similar experiences, though i have not been to the scene of atrocity crimes. on june 21, attorney general garland let a team of justice department personnel, but also ambassador -- from the state department, also fbi was represented. and we had clint williamson of the aca group with us, as well. and -- some of you may know, she was killed in a bicycling acc

i want to reiterate at the international committee of the red cross and the un human rights monitoring mission in ukraine must have unimpeded access to all individuals detained in relation to the ongoing war. this axis includes, includes, this includes access to places of interment of ukrainian prisoners of war and civilian detainees in the russian federation. both sides to the conflict was fully abide with their obligations under international law. i welcome the parties continued engagement to agree on prisoner exchanges. just last for friday, 14 prisoners were exchanged and the done yes. region. mister president, so persistent allegations of force displacement deportation, and so called filtration camps run by the russian federation and affiliated local forces are extremely disturbing. such reports must be investigated with the cooperation of competent authorities. assistant secretary general brands carriers will provide more information on this issue. we have repeatedly discussed in this chamber held the war and ukraine is devastating that country, but also endangering regional in g

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and the independent international committee of enquiries, separated by the human rights counseling from bombs, working, broaden, union, and possibly be done. give us dr. buells, i'm closest zondaway from fulton pardon for you. all especially those who bear particular responsibility far ordering the world by dint of their strength that they infant should have an interest in bolstering our common institutions. the former high commission of human rights briefed us about the situation of the week as in chin. jung, a few weeks ago of china should increment the high commissioner's recommendations. that would be a sign of sovereignty and strength, and a guarantee for jane on behalf of change for the better home on some of the ladies and gentlemen, a 3rd principle must be taken into consideration. if we are to preserve the international order, i know we must have died of our rules and institutions to the reality of the 21st century. i from far too often, these rules and institutions reflect with a world of 3050 or 70 years ago. but beyond that, and that also goes for the united nations security

james o'brien told a senate committee they are protecting finance, human rights and energy. >> the oil price cut will keep the global markets and energy stable. for today, we are laying the legal basis for an oil price cut. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. shery: still ahead, we will dive into the indian markets as we await decisions on indian bonds being included in key global industries. up next, investor strategy with someone who thinks the boe intervention will stem the tide of bad news in the near term. ♪ >> what the bank of england has done is the standard central-bank playbook. >> this was a market maker of last resort operation. >> they are worried that because of the big market moves, the pressure for forced selling. >> i think it was the right thing to do given the technical factors that had arisen in the market and has brought some important stability to the market. >> the bank of england finds itself in the ecb situation where it

well, there are other human rights organizations in the end or something to you the international committee one that can be in general well, therefore, they could probably do something , but in principle, if you look at what they only post there pictures about how they bring humanitarian aid and do not say who is to blame for this, then i would not expect any serious activity from them, well, you can just look at the entire history of the international committee of the red cross, they are there in 2014 allocated money to the russian red cross to help the people of donbas, there was a case when, under the guise of the hmmm international committee of the red cross , russia disguised its troops and sent troops to the luhansk donetsk region . to ensure that they do not use, let's say, the cars and their appearance. well, actually, they still deliver. well, not there , they delivered 550 tons of humanitarian aid on march 28, 2012 well, in general, if you investigate all their activities there, then in the last 10 years, they are accused of most of what they are accused of, the main reason for th

support the international criminal court and the independent international committee of fin crime race settling by the human rights council. zombies on hold, and especially those who bear particular responsibility far ordering the world by dint of their strength and they influence should have an interest in bolstering our common institutions. the full high commission of human rights briefed us about the situation of the week as engine jung. a few weeks ago, china should implement the high commissioner's recommendations. that would be a sign of sovereignty and strength center guarantee for change of change for the better than the ladies and gentlemen. a 3rd principle must be taken into consideration. if we are to preserve the international order, we must adapt our rules and institutions to the reality of the 21st century. far too often, these rules and institutions reflect the world of $3050.00 or 70 years ago, johnson, and that also goes for the united nations security council. germany has, for many years been committed to its reform and expansion. first and foremost, to include the countries of the globe, a south

quickly organizing committee and government officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms. human rights groups have urged fever and the qatari government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of migrant workers were still being exploited in 2021. >> china's covid policy has sent ordinary people not just on the mainland but people as well. they have dented the prospects for emerging artists. >> this is as close as a live music he can get in hong kong these days. watching a band play on a screen . while big concert venues have been allowed to reopen, stages in small live music venues remain empty. >> bars are our private -- our venues to perform. the pandemic has shut down our spaces totally unreasonably. at the same time, trains, public transport, schools are always packed with people. why are bars the only places being targeted? why are we the only ones being published -- why are we the only ones being punished? >> a recent survey by the hong kong musicians foundation found that my of its members were in debt. aside from the economic impact, it also means that a

the first data, primarily from russian human rights defenders, that some people who represent themselves as representatives of the central committee communist party of ukraine or prigozhyn personally are traveling around the colonies and not only in the colonies but also in pre-trial detention centers and are trying to recruit convicts and prisoners, that is, russia has been trying for almost three months to recruit, to be more precise, to replenish their military forces at the expense of prisoners, currently it is known about the recruitment of two or three thousand er, er, such er, soldiers, if you can say so, this is quite a large number, but such statements are heard again, from russian human rights defenders who deal with prison issues, that it is planned to recruit 50,000. well, this is just a tourist figure, for example, the invasion force of russia on february 24 was 200,000 soldiers, that is, in fact, it is now planned to recruit a quarter of the e-e force in trade at the beginning of e-e yes the final dates by what date is possible or by the end of the year when they want to do it i am yes well of course i do not have in

human rights abuses being addressed. now not everyone is on board with this. this week several lawmakers including the chair of the house foreign affairs committee sent a letter he state department asking the entire 300 million dollar contingent on human rights reforms being withheld from egypt. and democratic senator chris murphy made a senator or call on the floor. >> every day that we continue to send billions of dollars to the egyptian government, while paying lip service to these egregious human rights violations, it is a blow both to our nations character and to our credibility around the world. for that reason i would urge the administration to withhold the full $300 million as called for by the appropriations act until egypt's record gets better. >> he is right. of course he is. but is anyone in the white house or the state department listening? let's ask him. senator chris murphy. democrat from kinetic. member of the senate foreign relations committee senator welcome back to the show. the u.s. is gonna move forward with giving each of the majority of age that was going to be conditioned on egypt improving the human rights record. but each year it sees

however, the organizing committee and government officials have said football fairs should respect local cultural norms. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged fifo m a co tory government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of migrant workers were still being exploited in 2020. what roger federer has confirmed that he will play the last match of his professional tennis career in london. this friday 41 year old federer revealed last week that he would retire at the labor cup. this wistar winner of 20 grand slam single titles is one of the sports best ever players . federer will only play in the doubles and hopes to team up with his longtime rival, rafael, nevada, for as long as the battle together to having those to serve the respect for one another, families, our coaching teams. we always got along really well. and for us as well, to go through a career that we both have had to come out to the other side and being able to have a nice relationship. i think it is may be great message as well to not just tennis but sports but maybe even beyond and i think for that reason will be great. i don't know i

human rights groups put that number higher and according to the committee to protect journalestists, have been arrested, many women. ali is one of the only western broadcast journalists in the capital. so what is the state of internet access now? the u.s. has been trying to provide greater access internationally to the internet. what are these protests show as far as the public sentiment in iraq? >> well, let me tell you, the internet still is not working throughout the country. i mean, it's essentially an internet blackout throughout the country and all the apps are now gone. so people can't communicate with one another and more importantly for authorities here, they can't upload videos of these rolling crackdowns that are going on across the country. that's very important for the protesters to get those images out and that's something we've seen over the last few days slow down. even text messages and phone calls are very difficult to make. but despite that, the outrage, the anger in this country, get harassed. they've pushed the head scarf as far back on their head as they can. ir

however, the organizing committee and government officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged fifo m a category government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of margaret workers were still being exploited in 2021 tennis. great roger federer has confirmed that he will play the last match of his professional tennis career at the lab or cup tournament in london. on friday. this wistar winner of 20 grand slam single titles is one of the sports best ever players. he plans to close out his career with one doubles match, hopefully against his long time. rival raphael, the dull for as long as v. m battled together to, i'm having those to say respect to one another, the families, our coaching teams. we always got along really well. and for us as well, to go through a career that we both have had and to come out to the other side and being able to have a nice relationship, i think is a m, is may be great message as well to not just tennis, but sports but maybe even beyond, and i think for that reason would be great. i don't know if it's gonn

however, the organizing committee and government officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged fifo and the guitar a government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of margaret workers were still being exploited in 2021. and here's a quick reminder of the top story we're falling for you. at this hour. russian security forces have arrested hundreds of people protesting against vladimir putin's mobilization of civilians to fight in ukraine. moscow was calling up an extra 300000 reservists. western leaders say the move is in response to russian losses on the battlefield. that's it for now. stay tuned for our documentary series doc filled this time to render modi india's path to global power. and remember, you can always get all the latest news around the clock on our website as d, w dot com. and of course we're on social media as well. or handle as ad d w. news. i'm here until from berlin on behalf of me and the entire news team. thanks for watching. mm hm. the green and then you feel worried about the planet to i'm the old hosting, the

committee. here other partners the largest resources in programs. human right commission are cochairs. members include department, youth and families. department of human resources, department of public health. san francisco public works. human services agency. puc and per recommendations from this board and budget and analyst audit and partnerships in place to our city our home the department of homelessness and supportive housing. >> one of the main way in which we measure our progress to goals under the 2014 ordinance during the interim period we do this work despite the ordinance sunsetd and the work proposeed continue under the new reauthorization ordinance is built around the workforce service inventory. anning annual process our team lead by jen hands a force of one but will be announcing workforce assignment specialists. 24 departments this is something important. 24 departments in fiscal 2021 invested or did invest during that year. resource in workforce development programs. 143 million dollars invested. we line out the investments that are made in terms of services, wages, a

i mean, in the center of the election committee there were briefings literally one after another and in particular. uh, remote briefings. for example, human rights ombudsmen. tatyana moskalkova. it was switched on from primorsky krai via video link. the topic of inclusion was the protection of the rights, and the voters and just the same, this protection of the protection of the rights of the voters is helped by modern technologies. and she drew attention to this. the elections went smoothly in the polling stations we visited had, uh, video recorders installed. and when we looked at how you dealt with controversial issues. once again i was convinced that it is very important that the conflict can be resolved, and what is the truth in the presence of these dvrs? the unified voting day is being held in a clear, bright way in its own way, quickly and transparently, including here in the central election commission and e wall video wall. uh, which is located in the main conference room of the cica here. she doesn't only a handy tool for journalists. but you can also say a symbol of a single voting day in the sense that russia really has nothing to h

human rights. the world economic forum, and the real decisions will be left to nameless, faceless committees and commissionsbe carried out by the lackeys that operate fear. people like mark milley. anthony fauci, merrick garland. and of course these post americans have the benefit of an entire academic system that advances this narrative from pretty much kindergarten on up. and since we have almost no true independent press corps left in america, they are not going to investigate or expose any of this. instead they either cheer or play defense for the regime. they are not going to inquire as to why 87,000 new irs agents why they are needed in america right now. instead they just went on about biden's great week. >> joe biden has been on a hell of a run, he has gotten a lot done. >> joe biden has done demonstrated competency to make him run on a contrast message of competency and we get stuff done. >> a pretty stunning two years for president joe biden's first two years in office. >> joe biden has had a long list of legislative wins during his first two years in office. >> laura: they pretend to care about n

however, the organizing committee and government officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged fifo m a guitar a government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of margaret workers were still being exploited in 2021. china strict 0 covet policy, has had the economy and ordinary people, not just on the mainland, but in hong kong as well. tough restrictions of cut back live music performances and dent at the prospect for emerging artists. ah, this is as close to alive music gig as hong kong, as can get these days. ah, watching not band david bowie knives perform on a screen stream from a studio several miles away. hong kong streaked co that rules mean that live music performances remain banned in any place that serves food or drink. while big concert venues have been allowed to reopen stages and small live music, venues remain empty. that's hit upcoming bands and musicians hard. they're all along the you are the, the 2 of us indian underground bands bars or our primary venue to perform, or that will be in china. now, these pandemic meas

committee officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms. which criminalize homosexuality. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged fifo m mc atari government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of margaret workers were still being exploited in 2021 polish football superstar. whole that leavened off ski has been given a ukraine captains arm band and he's promised to take it with him to the football woke up and gutter. the barcelona striker was given the yellow and blue on band in warsaw by former ukraine international andre ship. jenko. have enough ski has been a vocal support ukraine's. roger invaded in late february spanish tennis, great ref on the doll says he's not yet contemplating retiring. 36 year old was speaking of receiving an award from spain. king philippe adult has been battling a chronic foot injury. but his quest for a regular 23rd grand slam title fell short at the us open. this year he said he was unsure about his return. to 10th. at a reminder of the top story way, following foyer, russian president vladimir putin says he signed a decree, ordering the

committee with u.s. ambassador to liberia and served on the near city commissioners human rights and particularly are served as the commissioner of the united states and segregating housing. so find it interesting that what all is he is doing and suggesting, baseball is part of that and he sees that is another key part of american culture that african-americans should embrace and would benefit their communities. and what we know more about him. he worked behind the scenes, he did a lot of records and his race and that all had let us to know very little bit about lester walton who was a very important figure in american history during this time and another sports journalist, you've seen the movie 42, will be watching that later this semester and look forward to that. was journalist wendell smith and he grew up in detroit and let me tell you back story little bit pretty started his career in baseball is a very talented pitcher. they wanted to sign him, as early as 1933 but they could not through the segregation policy and major-league baseball novel gentlemen's agreement emerging in the 18 '80s work on major-

i want to reiterate that the international committee of the red cross and human rights monitoring mission in ukraine must have unimpeded access to all individuals detained in regulation to the ongoing war. this access includes physical access to places of ukrainian prisoners of war. both sides to the conflict under their obligations -- obligations to the war. just last friday 14 prisoners were exchanged in this region. consistent allegations, deportation and so-called concentration camps run by the russians are extremely disturbing. such reports must be investigated with the cooperation of authorities. we have repeatedly discussed in this chamber how the war in ukraine is endangering global security. as you hurt just last week, -- could not produce a subsequent outcome. the failure is only the latest example of the latest relations. the longer it continues, the greater the risk it imposes to international peace and security. peace founded on respect to the charter and international law. none more than wars. thank you, mr. president. >> thank you for her briefing. and i now give the floor

to the gentlelady from oregon, the chair of the subcommittee on civil rights and human services of the education and labor committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. bonamici: i thank you for your leadership and chairman scott as well for making this issue an important priority in the committee. pediatric experts declared a national state of emergency in children's mental health. our nation's students continue to face significant and serious challenges with social, emotional, and mental health. we must meet them where they are by providing evidence-based treatment and support so they can learn and thrive. this timely legislation provides needed resources and will greatly improve the behavioral health of children and school staff by building a pipeline of school-based mental health service providers. i just want to mention the bomber institute, which is going to be opening soon in oregon for that very purpose. because stress can affect the developing brain, this bill invests in head start to address the mental and behavioral health of young children and to support staff wel

the organizing committee and government officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms, which criminal homosexuality. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged fifo m a guitar a government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of margaret workers were still being exploited in 2020. what? you're watching. the w news. coming up next in d. w. 's asia. how recent clash is in the british city of lester? link back to religious tensions in india. and how coven 19 restrictions are hitting hong kong musicians. their stories with dw use asia and be rash? banner g. i been for solon got elvis will have you used next hour? i'll be back tomorrow. see that? ah ah, with who i ah. what is art? a homework of civilization, a reflection of our society, a spiritual awakening. passion, an entire universe of culture, a new episode each week, barked to $21.00. long dw, ah, oh, will you become a criminal? mm franklin may i already know who's come to take, told me about hackers and paralyzing the tire societies. computers that are some are you and governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies wor

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human rights,. [speaking in native tongue] is a federal advisory committee and is under the committee. >> let me close by saying, fundamentally using the excuse fiduciary duty to include the women and minority firms run contrary in a max study the host of other studies getting others have repeatedly shown the diversity led firms out perform their non- diverse counterparts and so given this data, i think great new smaller asset managers being automatically excluded under the disguise of fiduciary duty is actually not helping investments, it is harming them and so that is why i'm pressing these issues will continue to work with you we have to hope to have a robust response by the commission that you. >> senator kennedy from louisiana is recognize. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for being here today and i want to also thank you for you and your good word and work on the infamy holding portable under foreign companies act can you give us a quick overview about where we are and i'm trying to understand as we are coming to the negotiating table new negotiated statement of protocol. can you give us

organizing committee and government officials have said football fans should respect local cultural norms, which trimming ais homosexuality. in addition to the issue of tolerance, human rights groups have urged viva m a co tory government to compensate migrant workers. amnesty reported that thousands of migrant workers were still being exploited in 2021 and some sports news before we go. roger federer as confirmed that he will play the last match off his professional tennis, courier, and london on friday. 41 year old phaedra reveal last week that he would retire at the labor cop team event swiss star. he is a winner of 20 grand slam singles. titles is regarded as one of the sports best ever plays. federal will only play in the doubles and hopes to team up with his long time. rival raphael nadal for as long as he battled together to having those this respect to one another, families, our coaching teams. we always get along really well. and for us as well to go through a career that we both have had and to come out. and the other side and being able to have a nice relationship, i think it is, may be great message as well to not just tennis but sports, but maybe even beyond. a

things like the wto, the un, the eu commission, on human rights,thel the world economic forum, and the real decision will be left to nameless, faceless committeesommissions.d and then those decisions will be carried out by the lackeys that operate here. people like mark milley, mark m anthony fauci, merrick garland, and of course, theseil mer post americans have the benefit of an entire academic system thatom advances this narrative from pretty much kindergartner's upe . and since we have almost nomost true independent press corpsame, left in america, they're not going to investigatet go or exp. any of this. instead, they either cheer or play defense for the regime. so they're not going to inquire as to why 80 , seven thousandw r new irs agents, why they're needed in america right now. >> instead, they just oh, about biden's great week. >> this has been a i mean, joe biden has been a hell of a run. he has gotten a lot done. i mean, incredible. biden h >> what joe biden has done demonstrated competency. they can run a contrast message of competency and we get stuff done versus crazy really caps off a pretty stunning two yearse . orn' president j

committee. he testified today in the defamation connecticut trial over his sandy hook's lies. and right human bella's has more on the story. >> i want to apologize to the parents -- >> you know -- objection -- >> alex jones in a heated exchange with the attorney for the family suing him in the defamation trial. after he challenge jones to admit the pain he caused. >> your families in this courtroom here that lost children, sisters, wives. >> i legitimately thought it might have been sage and i stand by that i don't apologize for. >> earlier in the day, jones will challenge a direct examination of about whether he was using the trial as a marketing tool. >> ever since this trial started, you have been calling it -- the report yourself. right? >> yes. >> and you have called this judge a tyrant, right? >> yes. >> so, he's done apologizing, he's almost using his time to create an infomercial. melissa, how is this even a defense? in that courtroom, are parents of children that were murdered in connecticut. >> i think one thing to recognize here, stephanie, is that in contrast to the judgment again