parliament is urging an investigation into the role ukraine played in the shooting down of malaysian airlines flight m h 17 back in 2014 during the debates lawmakers questioned why the plane was able to enter ukrainian airspace and that been heavy fighting in the east of the country boeing 777 was shot down to of the sky killing everyone on board and 2015 that safety board said that there had been enough reasons to close the airspace is a quick reminder on the tragedy. very good evening the dutch safety board said back in 2015 that there were enough reasons for you crying to close the airspace why other that wanted ukraine's well investigated only now for his light well i think there's been a lot of pressure on people who really want to know what happened exactly to this flight don't forget that the droid investigation team countries like malaysia plane was flying for malaysian airlines was not allowed to join for during 6 months proof brought in or evidence in any case brought in from russia was read you understand not about. aspects to this analysis of what really happened to m.h. 17 and th

a war once launched doesn't choose its victims we are just learning at this hour that malaysian airlines has now confirmed that it has lost contact with one of its planes plane was indeed shot down by a missile while flying at a high altitude over eastern ukraine near the russian border 298 revised number of souls on board all feared dead it was a murder it was a crime there's been this odd nonchalance about pursuing the answers there was a report a very limited report put out a few months after the event but since then they said the next report will be on the 1st anniversary of the event but you deal with a criminal investigation before becomes a cold case so there's been this curious element of why is there not greater pressure from both the media and the the western governments to answer these questions but even without any answers the fingers were pointed immediately that's not an axe. that is happening because a russian support evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by a surface to air missile that was launched from an area that is controlled by russian backed separatists i

million who have been displaced, enormous economic damage, and, i would of thethe shoot down malaysian airliner in july 2014 in which 298 people were murdered. in my view, mr. putin has the blood of ukrainians and others on his hand for what he has done here. and last point to start things to set the stage, i haven't seen anything that mr. putin has done that deserves an easing of sanctions, a membership in the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, which russian was allowed to rejoin back in the spring, or certainly a return to the g8. russia still occupies and threatens ukrainian territory. russia has not withdrawn. mr. putin doesn't deserve any breaks from the sanctions and actions that were taken by the international community. let's fast-forward to the current situation with the impeachment inquiry and the scandal that we are witnessing here. even before the phone call that president trump made to president zelensky on july 25 of this year, he, according to media reports had a very , negative view of ukraine. "the washington post" reported, for example, that it a former senior ad

if you remember the malaysian airliner that went down and that story was reported on cnn almost wall-to-wall for months and months. >> look, they like to be myopic in terms of going after one story so when jeff zucker sucker says let's focus on impeachment, that continues the pattern. to find out that cnn is biased or is overwhelmingly negative towards the president, that's not just your opinion or my opinion, every study and analysis that has been done shows that that is overwhelmingly in the case and now with impeachment, this is a money decision because you get a little ratings bump from the drama around that and it serves a purpose in terms of the personal analysis that mr. zucker has in terms of donald trump. now it seems that relationship is completely severed. >> sean: we will have more of the whistle-blower joining us exclusively coming up in mere moments. thank you jeffrey, thank you joe. as bernie sanders and those with worn jockey to win over the gems most extreme least left-leaning supporters, of course the biggest owners, the media mob, bernie sanders has gotten in the business

if you look at the malaysian airline that was shot down by a russian system operated by pro-russian ukrainiantherlands and australians wanted to secure the site and president obama wouldn't do that. the intelligent service let the bodies brought, the innocent people. >> martha: why did they do that? >> i think president obama ultimately, a simplistic argument, but the top line is that president obama was scared of vladimir putin. he would be out escalated. if he pushed back against vladimir putin, he would push so far that the united states, he would be able to deal with that. that's the only logical explanation. >> martha: what of the more intense defenders, active participation on our part in helping ukraine with john mccain. here he is. >> you can't stand by and watch people being slaughtered. we have the superior equipment, blankets don't do very well against tanks. >> martha: you hear people who are against the president in the say that this is a national security issue and they say that in terms of defending ukraine against russia, we were weakening ukraine against russia. that part of

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