news and outlet of for and by jen pataki, cause the claim that the government will stop reporting death, misleading. they say, the daily death cows most people are following like the one maintained by the new york times. do not rely on or use data from a jess, but that doesn't thing splaying. why in the hell h h s. would stop requesting gas to be reported. it also gives cover to hospitals to stop reporting, the number of dead entirely much like they did with the donald trump below riley comedy tore, which is a real thing. the hospital stops reporting the number of audience members who had killed themselves during the shows. and then the rest of us didn't even hear about the genocide taking place. furthermore, biden's ha, jazz is also calling for an end to the reporting of hospital beds and ventilators available, as well as any staffing shortages. huh. sounds like when it comes to data about how everything is in this country. ha, gas know, like they just put their heads in the sand and then don't report the number of people who suffocated on sand. but what's the big deal? sometimes data

very much so we heard from the white house spokesperson jen pataki, who made that particular allegation that some kind of full flag operation was underway. she's drawing parallels to what happened in crimea in 2014. her contention is that russia has put separate turns into place within the process of doing so. who would then carry out an attack again, some poor russian target within ukraine, such as the russian embassy, which would then give it a pretext to make an incursion into ukraine. now this was echoed by the department of defense as well. and what was clearly an orchestrated response. they're the d o d spokesperson john kirby saying exactly what the sock he had said. but also adding that already with the o. d. 's noticing that there are social actors at work within the ukrainian media, attempting to create a climate of fear attempting to create some kind of climate which would benefit or lead to russian attempt to move into ukraine. so very strong allegations coming from the us and where does congress stand on this, mike? well, in a deeply divided congress as one point on which a

we heard from the white house press spokesperson jen pataki, that russia is involved in some kind of red flag operation, whereby it is putting supper turns into ukraine. with the intention, perhaps of striking at russian targets such as the russian embassy, which would then give russia a pretext to move into ukraine. this says just to saki is similar to what happened back in 2014, in the crimea. so certainly very strong allegations. notable, that's a short while afterwards, the similar negation was made by the department of defense. they're the spokesperson, john kirby repeating what the saki said. but adding as well that to tell also actors in place already, social media actors who are attempting to subvert the ukrainian media as well as create a climate of fear. busy perhaps within ukraine, which would aid and desist any form of russian incursion. so this kelly coordinated attempt by both the white house and the department of defense to raise these questions these allegations against russia, which russia has sharply denied. and where does congress stand on this? mike, while congres

and he did say yes to jen pataki. one of my colleagues as you just mentioned.e was worried about the legitimacy of the 2022 elections. but that is why we are fighting so hard for voting rights. that is why, when you see those 19 states that have such a voter suppression laws. because of the -- that is what he's talking about. the big lie that you heard from the last president. when he came to the last election in 2020, asking all officials to overturn peoples ballots. that's when he was speaking to. that is what is the problem. we're gonna continue to fight for voting rights. and we were not deterred. >> agreed. but if you are black or brown voter in texas, or georgia, or florida who is unable to vote because you were -- because your -- social security number in. why should you accept that the result is legitimate? why should you not say that american-led democracy is broken at this point? >> here's the thing, at some level, we do need -- to voter suppression. we saw something unprecedented. that is why the president, and the vice president, went to georgia. a