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and julia davis, a columnist for "the daily beast." great to have both of you with us.tart by discussing this not so strange relationship of bedfellows between russian state media and its apparatus and trump's faction of the gop because for years fox news personalities have actually echoed kremlin talking points and russian media offered trump this glowing coverage. how has that dynamic evolved during putin's war in ukraine as russia escalates its barbaric tactics. >> thank you for having me, ayman. i don't want to watch fox news but i'm forced to watch fox news because not a day goes by without clips of tucker carlson being showcased by the russian state television and the state prop began diss have actually remarked that it is unfortunate they are lost rt, which has been canceled by many of our cable network providers, but they are also adding at least we still have tucker. putin values unity for his society and for his nation, but for us he wants the opposite. and those divisions are being amplified by tucker's coverage, who was actually choosing to side with putin a

. >> joining us now is julia davis, she is a columnist for the daily beast and the creator of the russianhank you for supplying us with that video. so they, they are claiming that they these were actors and this was moviemaking in ukraine? >> absolutely. they are actually making so many outrageous claims about this horrific massacre. one of the state tv host actually claimed that all of it is just a western medias invention and they came up with the idea because the name of town, bucha, sounds like butcher. and so therefore this was created as a media provocation. other state tv shows were claiming that the courses were really not corpses, that they were still moving and rolling and getting up and walking away. and as you've heard, this war reporter, if you can call him that, unfortunately lying and claiming that the ukrainians have killed their own people after the russian troops retreated. so the lies are abundant on state television. >> we have people in this country who believe the same kind of things. alex jones, donald trump's big supporters that exactly this about a school shooting

igor, julia davis. thank you. >>> still ahead, suspect in custody. authorities arrested the man they believe was responsible for the attack on the subway yesterday. more on the arrest and the on going investigation, next. investiga. >>> the suspect in tuesday's shooting in brooklyn is in police custody. frank james was arrest in manhattan ending a 30-hour manhunt that left ten people injured. just before the announcement, new york's wnbc released video appearing to show him entering the subway on tuesday morning prior at the attack. james was taken into custody following a crime stopper tip which police sources believe james called in himself. he is now charged with a federal offense of a violent act on a mass transit system and will appear in court tom. -- tomorrow. his motive is unclear but no indication yet why james targeted the particular subway stop in sunset park neighborhood but in now deleted youtube videos, james discussed violence talking about death in a race war and the desire to exterminate certain groups of people. new york's asian-ame

julia davis, columnist for the daily beast, the founder of the russian media monitor. she watches russian state tv every day so we don't have to. jason, austria's chancellor had a very rare meeting with putin today, for what he said were very tough talks. i want to share how he described russia's next moves heading to eastern ukraine, saying this, quote, the battle being threatened cannot be underestimated in it's violence. that is tough to hear. i mean, things have already been horribly violent. so, what do you think comes next? >> well, we are going to see a lot more of what we've seen. really atrocious activities by the russian military. we should be clear with the audience that these are not normal habits for a military professional, professional military does not do what we've seen in bucha and other places. reporting on the ground, that is the kind of thing that signals vladimir putin lost control of this invasion early on. he's got a lot of pressure from the inside, and now he is trying to save face. they are going to resort to repositioning in the donbas area.

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thank you so much, julia davis.ings, we're talking about higher approval ratings. you just don't really know because, again, it's a totalitarian state, people fear for their lives, people fear speaking out. but it is very interesting when we start talking about russian tv. it is very interesting that, again, you have older -- older russians who depend much more on television. >> right. >> than do younger russians and those older russians actually grew up in the soviet union, they grew up with ukraine being part of the soviet union, being part of greater russia like vladimir putin some of these older russians of course grew up with a history, understanding the history of kyiv and odesa being -- being capitals of czarist russia as well. so we look at this and if we're trying to understand what's going on on russian television, trying to understand what some of the older russians may actually be supportive of vladimir putin, obviously so much of it has to do with their own life experiences. >> that's right. >> and of c

. >> reporter: they deny, they deflect, and according to julia davis, creator of the russian media monitor russian armed forces as liberators. >> they are presenting it like the ukrainians want them there, they want to be liberated. they have been oppressed by this so-called nazi government. and they welcome russia's intervention. >> reporter: independent news coverage disproves this. but this is almost none of that left in russia. >> essentially, journalism has been banned now in russia. >> anne applebaum notes so many journalists have fled the country. russians are thus even more dependent on state-owned tv. cnn's nic robertson says. >> there is no surprise that so many people are just following along with the kremlin's lines. it is the easiest thing for them to do. they don't see an alternative. they feel powerless and it's information that they have been fed year upon year upon year by putin and by the soviet leadership back in those days. >> creating this sort of hermetically sealed bubble that doesn't allow for information that contradicts the government to -- to enter. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: they deny, they deflect, and according to julia davis, creator of the russian mideastmonitor, they portray the russian armed forces as liberators. >> they are presenting it like the ukrainians want them there. they want to be liberated. they've been oppressed by this nazi government. >> reporter: independent news coverage disproves that but there is almost none of that left in russia. >> essentially, journalism has been banned in russia. >> reporter: so many journalists have fled the country. >> the true story of what goes on in russia is getting harder and harder to tell. >> no surprise that so many people are just following along with the kremlin's lies. it is the easiest thing for them to do. they don't see an alternative. they feel powerless and it is information they've been fed year upon year upon year by putin and by the soviet leadership in those days. >> the government has created this sealed bubble that doesn't allow for information that contradicts the government to enter. >> reporter: roache is now writing a daily report for news guard. a record of the fals

and julia davis, columnist for the daily beast and creator of a russian media monitor.atches russian state tv all day long so we do not have to. general, i turn to you first. ukraine says they need more weapons. they say it over and over. we know earlier this week that the u.s. approved another $100 million in javelin anti tank missiles. what else is needed right now? >> look, the biden team has done a magnificent job since the start of this. and once phase one of the russian invasion failed, and special operations troopers and paratroopers went in a massive armored invasion, the administration, using u.s. european command, organized the nato allies acting not as nato collectively, but individually. you have a lot of good things across the board. javelin missiles, stinger missiles, ammunition, artillery ammunition. it's brilliant. now it is in a new phase of the war. ukrainians have to take their army and counter attack against the russians. the russians have pulled a third of their army out of ukraine, badly battered by these incredibly courageous ukrainian forces. the

but the woman who sent that tweet there, julia davis, the tweet we showed on screen, she watches russiania all day long, basically, and she tells the world about russians are being told what lies they're being told by their own media. we have a cnn plus story coming today where we sat down with her for a day and watched russian tv. i'll tell you, that they make this very flashy. they make -- they put the lies into a convincing looking package, and it seems to be authority when it is coming from these folks. what i will say, what is interesting when we were watching this russian tv, just how much they are relying on some propagandists in the u.s. to bolster their case saying, you know, see, this person is saying it on a certain primetime network in the u.s. >> that is key. they identify their useful idiots on the extremes of the political spectrum and amplify them further and that should cause everyone to realize the larger game that is being played when the people articulate sort of propaganda on domestic airwaves. i think it is important on the russian front. i think we learned how brit

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. >> reporter: they deny, they deflect, and according to julia davis, creator of the russian media monitorliberators. >> they're presenting it like the ukrainians want them there, they want to be liberated. they have been oppressed by this so-called nazi government, and they welcome russia's inter intervention. >> reporter: independent news coverage disproves that, but there is almost none of that left in russia. >> essentially journalism has been banned in russia. >> reporter: anne applebaum notes that so many journalists have fled the country. >> the true story of what goes on in russia is now getting harder and harder to tell. >> reporter: russians ares through more dependent on state-owned tv cnn's nic robertson says. >> there's no surprise that so many people are just following along with the kremlin's lines. it's the easiest thing for them to do. they don't see an alternative. they feel powerless, and it's information that they've been fed year upon year upon year by putin and by the soviet leadership back in those days. >> the government is creating this sort of sealed bubble that d

joining us now is julia davis, columnist for the daily beast and creator of russian media monitor.he amazing moments from that is that one of the speaker says, what are we waging right now? the host has to say, russian spell it terry a special military operation. the guest wants to call it warrants as it is worthy of war. is that a typical example of what is being seen there? and apparently that show is telling russians that, yes, ukrainians sank a russian ship. >> yes, exactly. and they are all getting tired of having to repeat that tired line about a special military operation. they know very well that this is nothing less than a war. and then on other state tv, with generals, there was not a single person that thought for even one second that the defense ministries lame story about a fire and a towing and a storm. from the get-go they all addressed it as the ukrainians sinking their warship. and there is something very poetic about sinking moscow and it certainly did not go over well with them. >> but that is surprising. we are of the impression that these people on tv are not a

julia davis reporting russian propaganda is essentially using lord of the rings sort of comparing ukraine of the rings," using words normally reserved for witches and demons to describe ukrainians and saying the american temple of satan located salem is supporting ukraine. it's really cookie stuff what you're hearing there. this many days, there is a big thing, what do you see that will end this? >> first, on the television stuff, i watch russia television from time to time. i know most of the people on tv an jt shocking what they're saying. and people that i know, know better when they compare us to satan. it's grotesque. they know it's really incredibly horrible to see. on terms of ending the war, two things, may 9th is the end of world war ii for the soviet union and the most important holiday for their country and before this horrific stuff, millions of people, russians, ukrainians, jordans estoniaens that died in the war and it should be celebrated. putin allegedly wants to have a victory before may 9th. i don't think that will happen. there is a false thing everything will end on ma

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