his name is vladimir kara-murza. and mr. kara-murza apparently honked the dreams of vladimir putin. the first major opposition figure to emerge as a potential rival to vladimir putin who was an expenditure billionaire who won the one russian oil company who knew what it was doing, mikhail khodorovsky, if you want to read the back story, i think it isba an amazing, it is in a book i wrote, and he became the richest businessman in russia and challenged putin. he made this public challenge that russia needs toli be a rea democracy and the government needs to stop stealing everything and stopne being so corrupt. that was such a threat to vladimir putin that putin had him arrested on made-up charges, seized his company and took it for himself and putin had the guy locked up in prison for a decade. after he was done in prison for a decade, he fled russia. and founded a pro-democracy group, called open russia and advocates for democracy in russia and advocates against corruption in russia. that of course is very threatening to vladimir putin. >>> after khodorovsky threatened him, putin was

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with us now is karen murphy -- is kara murphy, kestra investment cio, for her take. something of interest to me is the difference between manned destruction and an outright recession. what spectrum is the s&p 500 on? kara: this is a really careful question because you have to get it just right in order to figure out where invest men's are going. if you think after the beginning of the year, we have this theme of downshifting. we knew that things had to slow. throw in a war in europe, even hotter inflation than expected, naturally you are going to have a lot more market volatility. that said, we still think the economy is going to thread this line between slowing growth and recession. we have not gone into reverse. we are to still in that downshifting camp. guy: what does that mean for your portfolio? where do you want to be? you would have thought that yields would come lower. they are going higher because the fed is going to step on the brake pretty hard. you've obviously got an earnings season coming up. we still don't know what companies are going to be telling us

former president, blaze. com power a sentence to life in the murder trial of his predecessor to my son, kara shall anchors government revokes a state of emergency and imposed last week to curb widespread anti government protests. thank you for joining us. ukraine says more victims allegedly tortured, executed and burned being found every day in the cities of butcher or pin and bro dunker. and each day their new video said to show more killings, ukraine blames russian troops. moscow insists it's old fake. meanwhile, mario paul, on the coast is still under heavy bombardment. 160000 people are still there, but they have no water, electricity, medicine, or communications. the you is working on batting oil imports from russia. that's something it's avoided so far. ukraine's president wrote him, is lensky says, functions must match the gravity of what he says or rushes war. crimes him on con has travel to gotcha and begins a coverage by wanting that view as may find pictures in his report. disturbing bodies weren't just left in the streets along the chicago as ukrainian troops and police investiga

volodymyr kara mart so, russian opposition figure. as vladimir putin's war against ukraine grinds on now, wherein like day 44, 45. as tonight, we feel the first unconfirmed reports that russian forces may have used a chemical weapon in ukraine. as the number of russians arrested for opposing putin's war dwarfs the number of arrests we saw even from the furthest and russian 2012 and 2017. as putin has now eliminated the last vestiges of the independent press in that country, as he has made it a criminal act even call the war in ukraine a war. as tens of thousands of russian citizens have fled their own country, probably permanently, to escape putin and what he is doing no to russia as you wages this war. this man, vladimir car mart so, has stayed to try to keep the opposition to putin alive. or perhaps, to die trying. yesterday, he spoke with ali velshi from moscow. today vladimir kara-murza was arrested by the authorities. it was first reported by dissident champion by the boris them sun foundation which he leads. mr. kara-murza was t

>> kara: i think there are a couple things at play here.is important for viewers to know big tech companies move in concert with one another, look at each other and look at decisions when it comes to content moderation and what other companies are saying and doing and follow suit. i'm hoping this will break that ideological monopoly, remember twitter led the way in sunsoring the hunter laptop story. we are not doing it, you will not have a situation like that and hopefully not have another parlor when apple, amazon and google work together to destroy another competitor. elon musk is an outlier and he will make his company an outlier when it comes to monopoly of big tech, that would be fantastic. >> todd: it is fantastic and fascinating, something we're watching. kara frederick, thank you for your insight as always, have a great one. and senior meteorologist janice dean has our fox weather forecast. >> janice: how's it going? feels cool in the northeast, doesn't it? it will be cool next couple days. current temperatures, 25 in fargo, 40 in c

kara - murza recovered.cing. my heart because just getting faster and faster and faster. and i could feel it. >> you woke up to this feeling? >> yeah, i don't even have words to describe this. describe how you feel when you are trying to breathe and you cannot. and then you just slowly feel your whole body just giving up. >> this time, he barely escaped with his life and spent almost two weeks in a metal cleanest coma. he has never found out how he was poisoned. >> who do you think was responsive? all >> i can only presume that this was done by people with at least connections russian special services. >> the kremlin has denied any involvement in kara - murza's poisoning. since the 2016 u.s. presidential election, a number of russian diplomats and operatives have been killed or died under mysterious circumstances around the world. in march, 2017, the u.s. senate held hearings on russian involvement in the election. >> the american people need to fully understand the threat that we face and what we must do to

kara, what exactly is he doing? >> he's buying twitter. that's what he wants to do and that's what will he is doing. i know some people think is it's a plunk and dunk scheme. he can do that with cryptocurrency on any tuesday. but he's a big fan of twitter. he thinks it's going the wrong direction. he's correct it's been mismanaged for a long time. that it's stock has been exactly where it was during the ipo and that he has some better ideas. i think the free speech stuff gets pulled by the right and left in a way that's not what this is about. in a way, he does believe that. he likes to say outrageous things and just like to say them. sometimes, he's tweaking people. sometimes, he's unnecessarily cool. sometimes, he's just having fun. i know it sounds crazy, blowing off steam. i don't like a lot of it. but i like some of it. i think he's buying twitter. that's what he's doing. >> you have noted that he himself has used twitter previously as a performance site. >> yeah. >> i was thinking of those words when i saw the exact dollar value of h

>> is kara still there? and stuff like that. >> but where did he make -- because last night i checked it was gates and then warren buffett and then it was -- >> oh, no. >> then it was jeff bezos, which i can understand because we all -- >> we' what he's done. >> we all go on amazon and buy stuff there. but -- >> tesla has taken off, electric vehicles have exploded, and spacex as well. it's costing him a lot of money right now, but if he becomes the guy who puts humans on mars, watch out. >> do you want to go to mars, joe? >> no. i don't really want to go the next county over. >> to the moon. >> 2nd street. >>> coming up, the latest on the covid outbreak spreading through lawmakers in washington. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks choose stelara® from the start and move toward relief after the first dose with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious, and cancer. before treatment, get tested f

with us dan bishop, darrell issa, steve forbes, "fox nation" host tomi lahren and kara frederick, formerymd detective, dr. oscar odom and texas mayor don mclaughlin. black lives matter accused of corruption. the cofounder of black lives matter is triggered by same tax laws all-americans must follow. new york city mayor eric adams slams black lives matter and anti-cop activists as quote hypocrites. we've got the story. dr. fauci praises china's total lock down for the u.s. even after murders and homicides soared and the economy collapsed. an president biden's poles again collapse. he is now losing key democrat voting blocks. we have the story. new white house turmoil. hunter biden's strained connections to notorious mobster whitey bolger. hunt hunt pushing natural gas deals around the world before president biden blocked u.s. natural gas here. blockbuster case rattling d.c., against a top member of hillary clinton's team. the takedown of hillary's trump russia deception, is it it beginning? texas send as second bus of illegal aliens to d.c. today the white house and democrats cry foul. ne

karas, which is the st nation from a nazi group c14 yeah, which is an openly nazi structure, that is,hout any there. these volkovs are there somewhere, this is such a pure, pure, distilled manifestation of exactly what is commonly called nazism in the world, this group that is engaged in the persecution of dissidents, which is also not a secret about this, but they wrote a lot, including including ukrainian journalists who are protected by the security service of ukraine, all 14 are ukrainian. they first showed up at the nazi organization on october 14 , 2011 on marshall decline, under yanukovych, the ministry of internal affairs tried to suppress the activities of all 14 for the leader yevgeny well. we his gang established surveillance, then i first got into the field of view of law enforcement officers. andrey medvedeva. look, if in ukraine the bastards were immediately noticed, then there would be no murders. and yet, nevertheless , they occur to the organization in which they represent me well enough knew, but because m-m. but at first they were, uh, people who just gave nightmare

kara, you are in illinois ask expert. he might be the only person with the money, the brazenness, and the level of chaos to actually do this. but now, here we are, what's gonna look like? >> the last two are critically important, as you know. this is really kind of a big swing for him. and, he's doing something that a lot of people sort of wanted to do, but couldn't, because of the controversy, or the anti-trust group, or anything else. and he was probably one of the few in the position to pull off something like this. i don't know it is gonna look like, he talks about ringers free speech by former. not sure what that means, is out of insults advertising as diversity in a very similar tweet, interestingly lee similar tweet. he talked about it being a place where the stressed, those open algorithm. there's a lot of words, and as a word salad, we'll see what it means an execution going forward. but where we actually want, see is because we won't be able to see in this company anymore if it goes private. >> okay, but jake, i

according moscow has ordered opposition. actress vladimir kara morsa to remain in pretrial detention. he's accused of spreading fake news about russia's army after denouncing the war. kara morris has long been a critic of the kremlin and has survived to poison attacks. human rights groups have called for his release. the who remember bronco bob, french president, emmanuel mccoy and as far right challenger marine, the pen have made their final push for votes before sundays. presidential run off whole show the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters faced the same choice. but michael is expected to when many people say they're undecided or ambivalent. his campaign slogan is all of us, but it's not entirely clear how much of friends will be with him. i knew him a call at the ballot box on sunday. both the far right opposition candidates marrying le pen, and the incumbent president has been making a final push for votes. almost hopefully we won't unite the country only promising and reaping and financing nothing. well. we won't win any badges on misunderstandings unless i

>> kara: it looks like no.book headquarters, everybody had to go to their cry rooms and people had to take days off, pretty much the same thing. somebody comes in and says we will adhere to maybe the american principle of free speech, then you can tell what these companies are about by how they react. i don't think anyone can say now that this has happened tomorrow twitter does strife to be a fair, de facto town public square as elon described them. no, they want sonsorship -- censorship. >> todd: they realize their position don't hold weight and want to stifle others frommic maing the decisions in the first place. >> precisely, best you can do is shut the other side up and this is what they have been doing on twitter and facebook and other platforms even apple, google, amazon, they do the exact same thing. i don't think there is any sort of patina of fairness at this point. it says a lot about the discourse in america today and about three exchange of idea, market place of idea is not a genuine free and fair m

navalny tried to poison kara-murza on multiple k occasions.murza twice. i only hope for the future of russia that kara-murza is able to survive the prison sentence and establish a democratic tradition in their hometown. >> indeed, these stories must be told. thank you for what you've done in bringing this film to the world. >> thank you so much for having me. >> "navalny" here on 9:00 p.m. eastern time on cnn. back this time next week for more "reliable sources." ♪ >>> on the front lines. today the american secretaries of state and defense travel to a war zone to meet with ukraine's president in kyiv. at home, putin's war is contributing to pain at the pump. >> this is vladimir putin's gas price increase. >> can president biden arm ukraine and fight inflation at the same time? i'll speak to democratic senator elizabeth warren and ukrainian-born gop congresswoman victoria spartz next. >>> and masks on. the cdc loses its mask fight, for now. >> mr. presi

kara, first to you. you have interacted with elon musk many times over the years. what are his intentions for twitter? >> he likes to tweet so that's what he's doing right now. i mean, i think his intention -- it's an interesting question. everyone thinks he has full power over twitter, he is one board member of many. he's just being elon which is to do things like polling, he just tweeted that they should take the w out of twitter which you can get that joke. this is just the way he operates which is to be, you know, hey, look at me, these are some ideas, making loud noises about things and that's his way of influencing people, but he doesn't actually have an ability to make any real changes without a lot of people involved. >> so the questions, the hopes and the fears that he's going to come in and overhaul twitter's policies, let anything go on twitter, remove some of the rules of the road. you think that's not likely? >> well, i don't know. i just think he has to persuade people. he is not king of twitter. he is a board member of 12 board members and then there

what i care about is the arrest of vladimir kara-murza. he is a russian hero.w he was on in russia, despite the danger, and he's now under arrest, and that should be the focus. >> joining me now is vladimir's wife, edina kara-murza. she is also project organizer for the free russia organization. good to have you here. i wish it was under different circumstances. let's talk about vladimir. he is now under arrest and under police orders. i know you spoke to him this morning. how is he doing? >> good morning, bianna, and thank you so much for giving me the opportunity to speak out for my husband who has been speaking out fiercely against so many russian aggressions over the years. i did speak to him this morning, and he sounded optimistic, he really does. and he said not to lose faith. he told me that we would prevail even if our path to freedom is much more dangerous, much harder, and, oh, my god, so much bloodier than we ever could have imagined. in fact, as vladimir said himself, mr. putin did not become a dictator overnight. we knew for years who mr. putin tru

vladimir kara-murza is one of the major voices criticizing putin from within russia. almost everyone else is scared to do that. he is trying to show that they should all do that. and being arrested is a very scary thing. we know bad things happen to people, enemies of the putin regime who were arrested. i have big fears for what may come next. the power of putin's wrath is on the world stage. you know first i noticed like to be targeted by him in the wartime. given where he is now, how concerned are you? >> it's terribly concerning, i was like having dinner with vladimir kara-murza two weeks ago when he was in london. i begged him not to go to russia. and he said, i have to go because if i'm asking the people of russia to stand up to putin, how tightly afraid to go? and i said, it's a war. we're at war with them. there's nothing anyone can do. if you are arrested, and they decide to go after you. but he chose to go. and it says a lot about him as a brave individual. but it's also extremely scary for those of us who know him and care about him. >> another boon expert t

a lawyer for the russian opposition politician vladimir kara—murza says he has beenjailed. campaign in ukraine under laws which were introduced after the invasion began. mr kara—murza has been added to a list of what the kremlin describes as 'foreign agents', and could face up to 15 years in prison when he is sentenced injune. the former pakistani prime minister, imran khan, ousted from office earlier this month, has been holding large rallies, refusing to accept the new government and demanding fresh elections. he's alleged he's the victim of an american—led conspiracy — a claim ridiculed by his opponents. secunder kermani reports from lahore. he's no longer using the country, but imran khan is still drawing huge crowds. he repeated his claims that america organise a conspiracy against him because of his foreign policy decisions. most analysts believe that's a cynical ploy, but his supporters believe him. who; believe that's a cynical ploy, but his supporters believe him. why is america so — his supporters believe him. why is america so concerned _ his supporters believe h

a lawyer for the russian opposition politician vladimir kara—murza says he has beenjailed.d of spreading false information about russia's military campaign in ukraine, under laws which were introduced after the invasion began. mr kara—murza has been added to a list of what the kremlin describes as �*foreign agents�*, and could face up to 15 years in prison when he is sentenced injune. campaigning has ended in france ahead of what's expected to be a close run—off between president emmanuel macron, and his far—right rival, marine le pen, on sunday. opinion polls suggest emmanuel macron still has the upper hand, but his challenger could perform better than she did when the pair went head to head in 2017. our paris correspondent, lucy williamson, reports. it's a bit late for tips on how to learn to punch on his opponent. after five divisive years in power, what emmanuel macron needs is to persuade voters who'd quite like to punch him to give him their vote instead. florentine and chloe are both teachers here in the suburbs of paris. they voted for mr macron last time. now, they

elizabeth: okay, irony is pretty much rich, kara.olks at bloomberg, "washington post," saying same thing donny deutsch is saying when millionaires own war "washington post" and bloomberg. only left-wing billionaires should own media outlets? >> precisely. that's what they think. misinformation is anything the left disagrees with, right? even president obama, the architect of the big lie, if you like your doctor you can keep him, the president obama of the party that covington catholic lie, the russia collusion hoax, over and over again, this information equals information that the left doesn't like. i think this exposes them in a way we've never yet seen before. if elon wants to make changes he need to start cleaning house. get the ceo, parag agrawal who said our role is not to be bound by the first amendment, get him out of there, fire the board if that is even possible, clean house when it comes to their leadership because nothing is going to change unless he does so. implement some of those technical fixes as well. elizabeth: you

when he was killed, but they see in this verdict, a victory for the people soccer in the new phone. kara is an icon for the revolution. he's our source of inspiration for nobody has done a better job than him in leaving the country club. this is a historic day for us. but this trial falls short and investigating whether france had any role to play in his murder. in 2017 french president, a menu in my court agreed to release secret files on sanker his death that led to the opening of the trial, but only a fraction of those documents were released to the court. these are some of some her, as the last words in public i did, we need to accept. we are africans, is the only way to live with dignity. sanker i says, adding, do you want to keep corrupt government official, assume, or soldiers? then we will get rid of them. this may cost me my life. but we are here to derek. mister north, shortly after this speech, emily soccer was shot dead. push nicholas hawk al jazeera. at least one person has been killed and dozens injured out. a security forces fired on anti cooper, t as t, as in sudan. demon

. >> tell us about the newly in jail -- in jail dissident vladimir kara-murza. yours and you urged him not to go to russia. >> i was with him two and a half weeks ago in london, we were having dinner and i said where are you going next? i wanted to invite him to my book party in washington and he said i'm going to russia and i will be at your book party. i said you can't be serious, you can't be going to russia. he said, no, i have to go. i'm an opposition politician, i'm asking the russian people to stand up to vladimir putin. what message would it send if i'm too scared to go to my own country? and he went and he got arrested. i should point out that they have tried to kill him twice with poison, he survived two assassination attempts, he is now in the custody of the people who tried to kill him. >> what does it say about, you know, russian dissidents -- i mean, i'm struck by how brave these people are. i mean, they keep -- attempted poisoning of navalny, they tried to poison, they tried to poison the president of ukraine when he was a candidate, this was abou

then a 33 year old soldier, san kara, was ahead of his time. he turned his back on international aid money in loans from organizations like the world bank. instead favoring self sufficiency and calling for a more equal relationship with france, the countries former colonial power. on the 15th of october, 1987 sancho is killed by an armed group along with 12 officials. his closest friend and former colleague placed composed took power. now a court in the capital walker, dooku has sentence him along with 13 others to life in prison. with it looking, yes, the judge has given his verdict, but it is up to every one to consider it. we have known many truth, many things have been said, we hope the coat can verify some things. bless combo. it lives in exile in neighboring ivory coast. there is no extradition agreement between the 2 countries . he's unlikely to serve time in prison. robbery was ousted in 2014 after a popular uprising that brought an end to his 27 year rule. his lawyer say this trial is a sham mom. hundreds gathered at the song her a mem

please join me inwelcoming elizabeth williamson and kara swisher .[applause] >> i like that you have to do the work afterwards and cleanup. that's my favorite part of this introduction. elizabeth and i have been talking about this topic. it's a topic that's been i wouldn't say near and dear to my heart but i'm especially troubled by what's been happening with online social media particularly and how it's sort of congested weapon eyes and amplified hate. and obviously one of the first instances of this and something i know very well was sandy hook. there's a couple instances of this obviously enough and the reason i'm late is i was interviewing kathy griffin who got investigated, was put on the no-fly list and became the subject of death threats. she's funny but her story is not as funny as she is so you see it iterating in little places many years ago and sandy hook was probably the most reprehensible version although january 6 is in competition in terms of how much our society and the way we talk to each other has changed dramatically including with

this may cost me my life, but we are here to dare. shortly after this speech song, kara was shot dead. nicholas hawk al jazeera protests are being held in sudan capital and several other cities against the military take over last year. wednesday marks the 3rd anniversary of demonstrations that brought down former leda model. the ship demonstrates is wanted end to minutes, the rule, members of parliament centurylink i have met for the 1st time since the governing coalition lost its majority. at least 40 politicians walked out of the alliance on tuesday, blaming the government for food and fuel shortages. and president got a bio roger fox or a vote, the face of emergency which gave widespread power to curb process processes have been demanding its resignation as an economic crisis worth. and israel government has lost its majority in parliament following the resignation of chairwoman. it silman departure means the fragile coalition. government is relying on support from opposition. parties that coalition was from last year after 4 elections in 2 years occur. few imposed in total to stop

thanks, kara >>> the metaverse. we reported on the trends in the virtual reality world.ou can buy homes, attend concerts what about grabbing a bite to eat? kate rodgers reports on how virtual food may be the next big thing. >> from wendy's to panera and mcdonald's, the latest restaurant battle is playing out in the metaverse, which begs the question isn't the best part of dining out really the food itself and how does vr food make it into your stomach in real life chipotle is on it, teaming up with row blocks to allow customers to roll burritos for fun and earn credits at its restaurants via burrito bucks. the company had a line of 20,000 people waiting to get in last week. >> we were giving away codes for free chipotle. and people would take those codes, go online, order in our app or on chipotle.com and get that delivered to their house. so when you're doing, that you're bringing together the physical world and the digital world and creating that fully immersive experience >> reporter: the gains are twofold. picture avatars ordering and eating digital food from their f

kara, thanks it's elon's now. he says he wants to make an immediate impact is that possible >> absolutely. he can do anything he wants. he can run it any way he wants obviously, when you run a company, you can dictate the terms of how you want the place run. and he does that at his other companies so he's probably going to do that here. >> now, what does that mean for the management team? what does that mean for employees, some people have all these theories that musk is going to move the headquarters just so people quit and that there's this, you know, this fight between them, and how do you see this playing out in the early stages do you think any of those things will come to pass? >> twitter has been remote for a while and has talked about that. i don't know if that matters at all where they put twitter they have a beautiful headquarters in san francisco. it's been underused during the pandemic it's got a beautiful cafeteria, by the way, and all kinds of yoga places. it's very comfortable. but i think that hard

julie foyzey kara, was i should see a problem with them. we're showing that. i think it's good because it helps people stay calm, quiet. it's a tough situation right now, and when you're walking the street and you see musicians still singing, gives you a little bit of a, he's lucky sort of thing. it doesn't work. we'll never block us that she was crying . it was her favorite song. when my husband is not home all day, i listen to this music to listen to that song at home when i'm deployed local minima with hers were the only tears in this side street off of rock square lou. oh. even those headed home before the curfew seemed to walk a bit slower. ah, there was a tremendous willingness to help refugees from ukraine just now. even a russian orthodox monastery in germany is offering shelter to them in opposition to the official position of the rush orthodox church. oh much oh yeah. habit. the new greets his guests. that normally only has 9 months would be eating in the small kitchen. but this russian orthodox monastery has taken in about 20 refugees from ukraine.

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a lawyer for the russian opposition politician vladimir kara—murza says he has been jailed. information about russia's military campaign in ukraine — under laws which were introduced after the invasion began. mr kara—murza has been added to a list of what the kremlin describes as �*foreign agents�* — and could face up to 15 years in prison when he is sentenced injune. to france now — where the two candidates contesting this sunday's presidential run—off vote have spend their final day on the campaign trail. the incumbent, emmanuel macron, went for a walkabout in figeac, in the south west of france. opinion polls suggest he is on course for a victory, although with a much smaller margin than five years ago. then, he beat his opponent marine le pen with almost two thirds of the vote. she is his opponent again — with polls suggesting the far—right candidate trails by around io%. she spent the day in berck, a town on the english channel. we can go live to reeta chakrabarti in paris. is the energy of the campaign trail that we are seeing from the emmanuel macron more that he is w

williamson will be joined in conversation tonight with kara swisher now, please join me in welcoming elizabeth williamson and careless. i like that you have to do the work afterwards. you have to clean up. that's my favorite part of this that introduction. so elizabeth, and i've been talking a lot over years about this topic. it's a topic that's been sort of i wouldn't say near and dear to my heart, but i have been especially troubled by what's been happening in with online social media particularly and how it's sort of congested weaponized and amplified hate and obviously one of the first instances of this and something i know very well was sandy hook. there's a couple instances of this oddly enough today. the reason i'm late. i was interviewing kathy griffin who as you know got investigated was put on the no-fly list, etc, etc. and then became subject of death threats and stuff like that. i know she's funny, but her story is not as funny. she is and so you see it iterating in little places many years ago. and sandy hook was probably the most reprehensible version of it. although ja

. >>> sam stein, kara swisher and claire mccaskill are still with us.ess, to getting kicked off of twitter. he's posted there one time. and he says he won't go back to twitter, but he's not really known for his ability to resist temptation of things he loves, like tweeting. what do you think? >> how could you say that about donald trump? that's blasphemous. no, i fully expect that he will not stand by his pledge today to not go back to twitter. not just that he can't resist interjecting himself into the everyday news cycle, but it's also because the platform for him is a huge political tool to be in front of hundreds of -- tens of millions of people is no small matter. it was a way that he would direct news cycles, for instance, get out his message, and i think if you're just looking at it from a strictly political lens, why would you deprive yourself of a tool like that? and of course, finally, the fact remains that truth social is, at least at this juncture, a disaster. i think it's objectively been a huge failure for him, and this was supposed to be

a court in moscow has ordered a position activist vladimir kara moser to remain in free trial, the tension for allegedly spreading fake news about russia's army. a criminal case has been opened against the activist who was declared to foreign agents. he was arrested earlier this month for criticizing the ukraine war and television member obama. some use away from ukraine now. and this week has seen an upsurge and violence in afghanistan in explosions on thursday and friday alone, almost 50 people were killed across the country. dozens more were injured. the recent attacks have left many afghans faring for the security as they have targeted places of worship at busy times. many blamed the ruling taliban for breaking their promise to protect citizens from violence. friday kept a week of relentless violence in afghanistan. a powerful explosion killed more than 30 people in this mosque and prayer school in condo us. most of the dead where students and we were busy worshiping outside walker. and suddenly an explosion took place on the 2nd floor, acted on them, and victims were thrown everywhere

and echo dorian court has requested the expedition of ex president rafael kara from belgium. korea has been sentenced in his home country for 8 years in jail, for bribery, the former leader denies any wrong doing. he has been granted asylum in belgium, where he has dipped since 2017 now for his president in many mccoy, and his far right challenge emory in the pen have made their final push for votes before sundays. presidential runoff holds show the race is much tighter than 5 years ago when french voters faced the same choice while a micron is expected to when many people say that they're undecided. w. lease lewis reports from paris. ah, as thousands of people took to the streets in paris last saturday, the demonstrators, main message was to oppose racism and the far right. but that didn't necessarily mean the protesters were endorsing president him on a mac. ho, missouri. okay. i will vote from a crown in the 2nd round, but i'm not happy about it. i just want to block marine le pen from getting to power. i'd have been marcella begmen as we go off. marian, the pen is threatening our r