we will speak with luke mogelson .anistan could syria, and erect by talking about the war at home as he writes about right-wing extremism in the 2020 elections. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. we spend the rest of the hour with luke mogelson, "the new yorker's" award-winning war correspondent who covered the wars in afghanistan, syria, and iraq before he returned to the united states in 2020 to write about right-wing extremism. he was there on january 6. he is the one who filmed footage that later went viral, showing trump supporters forcing their way into the senate chamber. amy: before luke mogelson went to washington, d.c., on january 6, 2021, he had already been following some of the proud boys, oath keepers, three percenters who were there that day. he started his reporting in michigan on militant right-wing anti-mask militias. he lays out what he found in his new book, just published this week, titled "the storm is here:

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come on, luke, come on!liz because this is the first bill she proposed and it tanked the economy. can you imagine? you blew it you wanker! all about money. it's worthless now. thanks, liz! the first thing she did was kill the queen, right? this was the second thing. that's what i was it was. all right, that's it for the headlines. that's it for the headlines. before we go to the quick break. checking in on the stock market with our financial expert michael kosta, everybody! ( cheers and applause ) michael, what is happening in the markets today? >> i am crushing the market, trevor. tranassistant exponegligencele growth and i have a hot tip for you and you and you. >> trevor: what do you invest in? >> i'm glad you asked and i would love to tell you but it's classified and it's hard to be constantly crushing it, especially now, world markets are down. look at this, in response, governments around the world are raising their rates and here's what people don't realize, here's why i'm an expert, if you raise pric

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check it out luke mogelsen thanks for your time. >> thanks chris. >> still to come.can senator lindsey graham roles of a plan for national abortion ban, but people on his own side or not that happy. headaches all-round for republican candidates. next. today, south carolina republican senator lindsey graham proposed what would be the first ever nationwide abortion ban. it would drive a stake through the heart of the last vestiges of roe v. wade and federalize the antiabortion right wing politics of the supreme court. >> we should have a law at the federal level that would say after 15 weeks, no abortion on demand except in cases of rape, incest, to save the life of the mud there, and that should be where america is at. i look forward to the debate. i look forward to the vote. if we take back the house and the senate, i can assure you will have a vote on our bill. >> this bill, if passed, would make the same type of abortion ban that was actually at issue in dobbs v. jackson women health, that's a mississippi law that was an issue in that case. that's the case that the

>> luke, last question to you. that is bill barr, given how he stuck him standing by the president all the way through his ten year as attorney general, until he wasn't. are you supply that he's not standing by donald trump on? this >> i'm not. i've seen bill barr in the past half year, i guess, i've seen him speak out against what he viewed as some of the abuses at the end of the trump administration. around january six, his testimony before the january six committee. now he's free from trump. he can tell the truth as he sees it, pretty plainly. i think is someone who's been in the government, he's seen what past administrations have done with -- look at president obama, at the end of his administration he wanted to write a book. he turned every single thing over to the archives. they set up two facilities for him. one that was classified information. when that wasn't, and he could visit those classified facilities and review the material under the guidance of the archives. that's the way it supposed to be done. i

yoda says, luke skywalker, that once you go down the dark path forever will consume your destiny. really on this same general idea that the choices we make are going to cascade into other choices and confrontations with light and darkness, our lives. these are the things that i'm asking people to think about in star wars, looking beyond the lightsaber battles in the course space, but actually saying like these movies are offering timeless. and if we apply that to our political situations to our political conflicts, to our relationships there's actually advice in here that can make us happier people. did you ever hear from george lucas about this book? absolutely not. but i really hope he it. star wars is really interesting piece of intellectual property in that they have always been very with letting fans write about and talk about how it impacts their lives, the world. now, fan fiction, you can write a star wars piece of fiction, publish it anywhere on the internet. nobody's going to stop you. you can also make star wars fan films using star wars music and go out and make movies

then i showed luke the rest of the evidence i've gathered.sed they could, in theory, push back. but the huge pressure on them — i would say manipulation — means that they're not in a position to really be able to do so, because of the consequences. having looked at the adverts, they are deeply misleading. others are slightly misleading. some actually say "salary". it's not something a self—employed contractor would have — they'd have fees or something like that — and i think it must be deliberate. and so, if i've signed this piece of paper, what can i do in that event? yeah, then we get into a murky area where you've signed a contract which says that you're not an employee and clearly, this business will be saying you're not an employee. but luke says there is something young people can do to challenge this — bring a claim. it seems to me, from what i've seen, that they would have the right to go to an employment tribunal and say, "i want my national minimum wage. i want my holidays," whatever it may be. and they would have a right to bring t

it's luke victory. it was not a self-serving question. i promise. so third misunderstanding, i kind of highlight about 1960 on the democratic side. also interesting that so many senators current or former in 1960 senator john f kennedy, senator lyndon johnson the i so how about this one that kennedy would not have been elected president without johnson because it was really eisenhower be kind of chip away at the south, louisiana. he took in 56 virginia both campaigns really began to eat away at the traditional democratic south would kennedy have won the presidency do you think without lyndon johnson from texas to hold down hold down the democratic south as we would say in the most area that terms not a snowball's chance of hell. what lyndon johnson brought to the table? was what ronnie duggar who was a famous texan journalist said that every election that johnson and the rest of the people that ran for elections in texas during the timeframe up to 1960 was competitive corruption. it was just depending on who could steal more votes. and johnson ran i

luke asked the pair how much they paid for the tickets they earned luke reached into his pocket and paidhim to take time to acknowledge and truthfully reinforce something we try to instill in our children that hard work pays off is truly amazing and that is why a luke is a favorite in our house, great music and great guy. >>> our final low goes to the sometimes devastating honesty of a child. >> hey, you did it >> mommy >> yes >> terrible sandwich, by the way. >> thanks for letting me know. >> terrible sandwich, by the way. little man hopped off the bus with that absolutely savage review of mom's sandwich that is 5-year-old abe from pennsylvania his mom recorded that video on abe's first day of kindergarten a few years ago and she posts it on the first day of every new school year. this year the video went viral wracking up millions of views online she did not realize she had to send abe to school with a packed lunch that morning so knowing peanut butter isn't allowed she threw together in her own words a rancid peanut butter and jelly sandwich she agreed with abe it was, quote, truly te

him with a less aggressive person who will wage this war more aggressively, at least that is what lukefey, a senior researcher at the hudson institute, is invited to listen to a more detailed explanation, just now i am not very sure that putin's regime is now under threat, but there are talks among western countries that it is possible that he will be overthrown, it will be good. but i think that if at this stage vladimir putin will really be deposed, it will happen only because his closest circle believes that he is conducting the war incorrectly, that if someone else had been in charge, they would not have had these failures, that is why they would have replaced him, not because they suddenly became such democrats, you know in one night, an interesting analysis by american experts cation what kind of reaction did we start today from american legislators who by the way and decide whether to approve additional funding for ukraine american legislators directly senators congressmen how republicans and democrats have already published a partial reaction on their twitter pages, some emphas

can talk about this, which essentially refers to a copy of the icon that he painted the apostle of luked naturally, but it is very important for us, when discussing the icon, to immediately distinguish and clearly determine for ourselves that it is not the icon itself that hears, it hears nothing maybe because it's a thing. this is an object, but it hears the image that is depicted on it. that is, if we turn to the attack of the mother of god, then, accordingly, this is a connection with the most holy theotokos. if we turn to christ, it means, accordingly, that the lord hears, and not the iconus icon itself, as our, for example, theologians say. and this is like a window , like a door that gives us the opportunity to have this connection, so it is very important to realize this, because when we talk about miraculousness and so on. the icon itself performs miracles, and the image is the image that is depicted on it, that is, imagine the mother of god and the peculiarity of the images of the most holy theotokos is that there are a lot of them. the minsk icon of the most holy theotokos. th

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luke bell has been found dead. what we know so far. >>> and tonight, hard to believe, but we mark 25 years since the death of princess diana. tonight, diana in her own words. what she said you might not remember. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. and we begin tonight with the new and significant revelations from the department of justice over documents they seized from former president trump's home at mar-a-lago. the doj now saying the fbi went in to search after evidence surfaced that there were still classified documents in mar-a-lago, even after a trump attorney said they were all handed over. and the doj points to evidence that government records were likely concealed and removed from the storage room at mar-a-lago and that efforts were likely taken to obstruct the government's investigation. in the end, more than 322 classified documents have now been recovered there, some at the highest level of classification. the revelations in a 36-page court filing. the doj urg

"new york times" congressional reporter, luke, is here. also, mary mccord. and our good friend, the former u.s. senator and msnbc political analyst, claire mccaskill is here. so luke, before we go forward, let's go back. the denver riggleman book, how did that happen? >> i've been talking with committee members all morning about this. a lot of them are very frustrated with denver. they feel that he has sort of violated their trust by taking some of this stuff public in this book when they feel like this should have been left at the committee. that said, we have you know, very, very interesting information he's put out there. you know, this call between the white house and a rioter. the committee has investigated it. it doesn't appear that anybody truly knows who inside the white house made that call. so there's, i think denver is raising that for hopefully somebody else to pick it up. maybe the justice department. there's also this information about calls from inside the white house to the head of latinos for trump, who was organizing the rally on january 5t

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alex hales hit a half century on his return to the side and debutant luke wood took three wickets inok past the ropes. all seven games in the series are sold out with each run comes the noise. in karachi, their chance of plenty. the pitch set up for batting after 17 years away, this was england's welcome. but england's new look side cut their bearings in a different wicketkeeper fell and bowling cut their bearings in a different wicketkeeperfell and bowling on his debut was luke wood. his first three wickets slowed pakistan down and they got less than 160. england's new member who spent three years out of the side is now back in form. yorkshire's harry brooke is in the cup squad and is going to change momentum. helping england steer away to victory and although the noise fell in karachi, it isjust for to victory and although the noise fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1-0 fell in karachi, it is just for now. 1—0 in the series. he'll be back again on thursday. so a comfortable win for england in the end. let's hearfrom england's hero of the day following his return to the internati

keith fitzgerald and luke, great to have you on this friday. the last day of the month and the last day of the quarter and the month. we know how it is and the entire year has been and that's now put an already chilly tech ipo market into a deep freeze. the man who took public one of the biggest tech companies during the earliest stages of the internet is getting in the chair in front of our cameras to tell us what's next for the technology sector. whether american innovators best days are behind them and if not, who's gearing up to save the day. closing bell, 49 minutes away. the dow 30 and we have just two in the green here and home depot and united health and the rest in the red. cofounder of america online steve case live when the "claman countdown" returns. i know there's conflicting information about dupuytren's contracture. i thought i couldn't get treatment yet? well, people may think that their contracture has to be severe to be treated, but it doesn't. if you can't lay your hand flat on the table, talk to a hand specialist. but what i

rd tha>> those senator claire is talking about our republican senators, luke. these investigations and headlines are mounting against trump, when you're in washington, in republican circles, are other lawmakers getting bolder about their presidential aspirations? >> yes, i mean, i do think there's quite a bit of feeling out about when will be the breaking point for trump? there's quite a few people who want to run for office it does seem like the only potential challenger right now in the ranks is desantis in florida there are others, there is at least four who are on the judiciary committee. as of right now, they have no lane. everyone is quietly watching to see when the party will abandon trump. everybody knows, every smart republican strategist i've talked to quietly knows that every time donald trump is in the news, it hurts their party. but no one is willing to stand up to him or do anything about it. it does seem like it's trump's party, until it's not, and that's the foreseeable future. >> all right, thank you so much for starting us off this evening, lu

, features like, you know, a couple walking around central park and making witty banter and me and lukethose movies that i love, but it's about someone like me it is about a gay male couple at the center of it and it's real and it's honest. and it's funny i hope, and that, i'm very grateful for that [ cheers and applause >> seth: amazing another thing i'm assuming - >> and let me just say one more thing. >> seth: please. >> because people -- you know, people don't respect romantic comedies, right? and those are the movies that i love, you know and they're not taken seriously. but the truth is, you know, i'm a gay man. "broke back mountain" is a great movie. i have seen it once. "pretty woman" i've seen 50 times so, let's support romantic comedies because we secretly all love them. >> seth: well, you know what i will tell you? [ cheers and applause >> yes >> seth: every time i'm on a plane and i choose the movie that everybody is -- the important movie everybody has told me i had to see if someone in a row ahead is watching a romantic comedy, i realize i just watch that without sound. >>

luke, how helpful do you believe this information about stone can be? >> right, well the january 6th community sense some other top investigators to denmark to get this footage. it's about 170 hours of documentary footage, of roger stone's actions. and we do expect some of it to be played wednesday, i know the filmmakers are coming down from new york for the hearing. as andrew rightly points out, roger stone had oath keepers as bodyguards as january six, several of the oath keepers are charged criminally with seditious conspiracy. so you don't really have to look that hard to see that he is a link between trump, he is trump's longest serving political advisor, and the extremist groups. i think that's what denver riggleman was really trying to investigate, here with his time on the committee. that said, the committee is displeased with some of the thing that denver riggleman is doing. they think he's pulling out some evidence before it's fully run to ground, fully cooked and ready for public consumption. so you know, we'll wait to see on wednesday what t

let's get smarter the help of our lead off panel who is luke broadwater, pulitzer prize-winning reporter for the new york times. former missouri senator, political analyst, and a favorite on this hour, claire mccaskill, and chuck rosenberg joins us. former u.s. attorney and former senior fbi official. chuck, the special master is getting to work immediately. one of the first things he is doing is demanding trump show proof that he actually declassified these documents like he has claimed, and i want to share what our friend had to say about his move. >> if they don't answer it, it's pretty clear what he's going to do he is going to say, look, if you're not making the argument that they are declassified, they are classified on the face, government is telling me they're classified, it walks, talks, looks like a duck, there is an affidavit saying there is a duck, and you're not saying that it's not a duck so, guess what? they are classified. >> what do you think, chuck? it's a duck? >> that sounds right, yeah. i'm not sure i'd go with a duck metaphor, stephanie i think there's a simpler way

luke, what's going on? luke: picking parsley, chef. ray: nice, nice. the dining scene is very, very different. there's a new generation of chef, of mexican american. when i started in restaurants, you know, more than 20 years ago, l.a. was very eurocentric, you know. there were a few fine dining restaurants, but very rarely would you see a mexican or even latin for that matter ingredient on a plate or a word on the menu. and now the ability to cook something that connects to my palate, that connects to childhood memories, connects to something deeper is what i think is transforming the restaurant scene. this opportunity that maybe my parents or other, you know, generations before me haven't had. one of my chefs in mearly, you know, restaurants thai worked in, you know, he would actually say you shouldn't speak spanish if you want to move up in this business, you know. spansh is a language of weakness. spanish is a language of ignorance, you know. if you want to be a dishwasher, keep speaking spanish. so sometimes it was that in your face, where it's li

joining us is asset manager man group ceo luke ellis nice to see you.follow. >> good to see you i haven't got my sunglasses on but i'll try. >> you're here in person, that's good how are you navigating this volatility, how is man positioned >> i think the oldest market out there is don't fight the fed and it's been pretty much true this year the fed is, you know, is trying to do something about inflation and while they stick to that course, they've got to make financial conditions worse and so, it's pretty sensible to be sure, bonds longer dollar, and some trading opportunities in equities, they're not going to go up until the fed takes their foot off the neck which may be some time. >> you're not of the view inflation has peaked and they're going to have to stop earlier than they think they are >> so we are somewhere at a local peak on inflation. whether it's this month, last month, next month. somewhere there and by next summer, inflation will be lower. but at the moment they haven't done enough to get inflation anywhere near their target so if they s

luke osborn, is enhancing the mpl's features with something called the e-dermis. this incredible techlogy promises to simulate the sensation of touch. - think about how much we rely on our sensation of touch, not just for grabbing objects, but also interacting with other human beings. e-dermis was made to mimic the way our natural skin behaves and essentially we have different layers, and within those different layers, we have different receptors. - [angel] inside the skin, nerves detect pressure, pain, heat, stretch, anvibration. the e-dermis is made from flexible fabric and rubber, and inside of it, tiny sensors detect various stimuli and translate them to the body's nerves. - time tput it on? - one or my osthesis? - on your prosthesis. - uh, yeah! i've never really had that kind of feelings on the side, from touch and stuff. so it's also a little scary, but exciting. - when i press on your fingertip, i can see the actity on the screen. sof you we to grab an object, we could see what the sensor activityould look like if you were to naturally pick up something. (

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earlier reported that reveal magnet was found dead after falling out of a hospital window in moscow. luke oil was one of the few russian companies to declare its opposition to the war in ukraine. back in march, poland has held ceremonies, martini 83rd anniversary of the countries invasion by nazi germany, which unleashed the 2nd world war. this comes as poland parlor released a new report, estimating loss is caused by germany's invasion to be the equivalent of $1.00 trillion us dollars. the report is expected to form the basis of a reparations claim against berlin. united nations has china's treatment of wiggers and other muslim minority groups may constitute crimes against humanity . in a long delayed report, the un human rights office said there was credible evidence of torture, forced medical treatment, and sexual violence in detention camps in the north western shin. shang region which page in calls training centers. china opposed the release of the report and as it denied the accusations, he wrote the $220.00 acre routine. number 3 detention center is the largest in chin jang. and in

we go long ball to luke boy with a runner on the james kaprielian. that's a two run shot to kappa four run inning makes sanchez a winner for the first time in two years. the team with the worst record in the nl beats the team with the worst record in ales 5 to 1. and the 49ers did more tweaking of their roster today, signing 13 players to the practice squad . jimmie ward was put on injured reserve, but probably the biggest move was what they did with last year's third round draft pick. running back trace sherman was largely on the bubble the moment training camp open. just 41 carries in his rookie year. time's running style was criticized by management sermon survived 49ers initial roster country yesterday but was cut today with today's move. that means san francisco has four running backs. elijah mitchell, jeff wilson davis. price. jordan mason gets started a week from sunday in chicago bears. let's go. absolutely. oh, thank you. goodnight everyone. thank you. goodnight everyone. thanks to relax? throw on my wireless headphones and disappear into th

also said they may hold a similar referenda political analyst, dimitri bobbitt says the people of luke gone to believe that russia will guarantee their safety and provide stability except that it will be a part of that rational guaranteed. and it will give us all the support that all the russian tap. it will cover the protection of russian media, legal protection. it will be defended by all the wives or the russian states. and basically this is what people really want. they want protection, they want guarantees that they will not be get back to you. or as you know, the means, or the principle that he behaves on the conditions that will become a part of your grade again. well, the key of the bottle here are the conditions. it continues to kill people that so now they're patient as wrong thing. and they want to become a part of russia. that's true. only one narrative. that's moscow. calling out western accusations which says russia is responsible for a mass killing in the city of is you as the establishment media uses the same tactics. it did. and the controversy get to just to know ther

he probably isn't as influential as the ceo of luke oil, a guy who named budget alec pair off who had to resign because he was put on the sanctions list. but he's definitely an important player, but potentially more important because of the resignation of, of alex barrels. if you're right that, i mean, who might the finger point tack in terms of who may have carried out allegedly carried out this incident? well, generally these types of incidents are organized by the secret police. they call it the f s, b m, p. your listener is may, may not know the name k g b, which is the previous secret police, but it's now the f s b. and this is an organization that regulate carries out assassinations and frauds, and all sorts of other crimes, both economic him and otherwise. and we've seen them do many other things. very similar to this. would you be expecting more of this type of death than in the certain, or the circumstances that we're in now? politically? well it's, it's the, the reason for this type of actions is that the economic pie has shrunk as a result of sanctions. the amount of money

well, let's get the take on it's michael lukes for my senior security policy. i live in the office of the us secretary of defense. wow. mike, looks like we're all going to be brown bread soon. i mean, holy crap, the u. s. u k. lead us stating yesterday that russia had never been threatened. and yeah, just, it's been a range of threatening statements, not by anything small, by the way. we talking nuclear weapons, atomic bombs. michael. yes, it's a scare tactic. and i'm, i'm a little concerned. i think what they're trying to do is height, height, this thing, unnecessarily to, to bring, bring this into more of a, of a conflict, then a and a threat. and then it really is, i haven't really heard threats out of russia on the use of tactical nukes. in fact, i think mr. lab, ralph has stated very pointedly that that's not in their, in their military defense posture, unless the country itself was directly threatened. then, then there would be a consideration, but it would be basically an invasion of russia that would be, that might prompt such a reaction. but we're hear

the chairman of luke oil died this week after reportedly falling out of a moscow hospital window. >>reporter: it should sound extraordinary, but in putin's wartime russia, it's become staggeringly common. a wealthy energy executive declared dead from suicide. this time oil executive seen here earlier with the kremlin had died on thursday at 7:00 in the morning after falling from the sixth floor window of a central moscow hospital where he was being treated after a heart attack said a law enforcement source. they added, he was taking anti-depressants and committed suicide. the oil giant he chaired, luke oil, behind 2% of the world's crude were tight lipped on the circumstances saying he died, quote, following a severe illness. they have been less cay ji about russia's invasion of ukraine, expressing in march their deepest concerns about the war, calling for its soonest termination and urging a lasting cease fire. rare, public dissent which elsewhere in russia the kremlin has quashed quickly. his untimely death made him at least the sixth high profile businessman to die from apparent s

good morning, luke. >> hi, good morning. >> a few questions for you.ng this word "voluntarily," they hope he voluntarily comes forward. as you just heard on "face the nation," most of the people who testified have come forward voluntarily. do you expect that to happen or are we looking at a situation with a subpoena? >> mike pence is in a very tricky position politically. obviously, he stood up to donald trump on january 6th, and he and his team had offered up mark short and greg jacob, two top aides, hoping to alleviate the need for mike pence to testify. as i talked to committee members, and they're getting closer to the end of their time as a committee, they still not have heard from the two most important people in the january 6th investigation. that is donald trump himself, and mike pence. so i do think they will eventually either make a formal request for both of them to come in or issue a subpoena for both of them to come in. i don't know how you get to the end of this investigation without at least attempting to do those interviews. they may ge

thank you very much, luke, i think. after to luke's point, technology taking it disproportionately on the chin today, given higher interest rate environment, two year note at the highest level since 2007. 10-year following along the major rates following along, disproportionately affects technology stocks. all of those issues are under considerable duress. we have for example, a 10-year treasury now over 3.25%. keeping an eye on that, also keeping an eye on you know, how washington responds or wants to respond to all of this. of course the president has been big on spending including this new initiative to forgive a lot of kids debt, better than 40 million of them, college debt up to 20,000 per person but that could compound this mess. steve, of course the former trump economic advisor. steve, where are we in terms of washington right now, what it should or shouldn't do? sometimes the better part of valor is to do nothing but what do you think? >> i think the central ailment of the economy right now, neil, is just way,

i'm wondering, luke what you make of that? i don't think it was coincidental a couple weeks ago goldman sachs was announcing layoffs. you know, not markedly high few hundred people in the scheme of a operation like that, relatively small number but at the same time they're talking about you know, this environment where people have to get back to the office? >> no i think that's a great point. that is something you definitely have to take a look at. you have to remember the economy was fueled by debt for 13 years straight, right? it was fueled by 0% essentially interest rates and trillions of dollars printed from the fiscal side, businesses were much willing to take on risk over the past 13 years. not as willing to take on risk now. you see this quiet quits. you see people leaving job, going to another job, getting paid more that will come to an end soon as job openings come to a close, people in the economy kind of resets. that is what we need in this environment is the economy to reset. we can't live off of debt forever. we c

luke, let me turn to what you've been hearing. >> it seems like house republicans are going to line upf the bill, specifically the provision about the congress determining what will be a failed election in the states and not the states doing that. what i'm also hearing is a lot of them want to oppose it because it's coming from the january 6th committee. but you know, the democrats have the votes in the house so i do think you know, even if very few republicans vote for it in the house, it will pass. the question will be how is it married up with the senate bill. i know already zoe lofgren is talking with senate klobuchar about how to marry these two bills and the question we're passing the senate is harder because they need the ten republicans to stay with the bill, but i think they'll probably iron out those differences between the two chambers. >> as we talk about liz cheney here, there were some interesting comments she made last night about her fellow republicans and it is a story that i don't believe she has told publicly before. let me play a little bit of that so people can hea

am same from his bella, rosie, a neighbor luke, a shanklin got those. i'm afraid i am glad that i yeah, by you see jan nobel with the still dangerous remains of the nuclear power plant. disaster is just 50 kilometers away. this is the town of pretty p up once they're home to channel bill workers, abandoned since 1986 and last for ever the passing decade. so radiation decrease in parts of the exclusion zone. in slow voltage, they are renovating this school bunker. the mayor sat with 500 people could find shelter here from our rocket attack, but not a nuclear disaster, which he doesn't to discuss. natalia disagrees. she would like more information from the government. how she can best protect her daughter when she should flee. yet i told them wasn't zagat than from oxford. there's no information how to protect our children. it's emotionally exhausting, but that when the time comes on we need to talk about it. it would be too late, but in bold balsam. the longer the war continues, the more dangerous it feels here on the last reassurance, the little bottle