just recently michelle john role was lieutenant general in the air force and came back to her alma mater. back even before that in 2008 general done woody was the first female four-star admiral in the army. she has now retired. we have another female superintendent. amazing how if you look back at 1872 summit the poor woman who wanted to be a lawyer in illinois and told she could not be, now look where we are right now. it is amazing. we cannot forget where we came from. so we still have a lot of work to do, even in the coast guard with a third of the women in the coast guard economy. doing great at attracting women, but retaining women becomes another challenge. young people will graduate from winthrop but then you will get jobs and will you stay in and try to make it up to senior management? many women do not move past middle management. if you're going to get past middle management, then whatever occupation you are in. there will be a different definition for that, whatever sector you get a job in. about two years ago, maybe three now come at the wall street journal been an executive

. >> that's michelle st. john. >> i'm probability e lyrics oldest part time tenant i come to elliptic second renter thirty years ago that have i've been in this business for thirty years but left elliptic 3 times and the reason i left was because my business was doing really good so i went out to get a kitchen of my own and have my own kitchen. okay. well after 3 attempts pain starting 27 years ago started at the 25 thousands up to three years ago paying $12,000 i went back to elliptic sometimes, i have to fight for a table but not often if you work it and you're smart you can get the whole bloody kitchen to user. sometimes my owing gets in the way because i'm 60 ii see the 20, 25 years old come in but i say to myself maybe i start to see when i see my hours add up negotiate i had to spend a lot for my two days but i'm not paying $12,000. i'm old you cut me back all of us back you i have to tell you one thing that's good about the elliptic but the whole bloody commissary thing it's a legal. how many people caterer

we have michelle, wayne and john. thank you, guys, great week. that's it for the cost of freedom block. thank you for joining us. again, we'll see you on the five. have a fantastic weekend. >>> hello and welcome to "across america," i'm jeff flock and where are we this week? we're on a ski lift. >> whoa! >> and a snowmobile. >> the snowmobile is bck in a big way. >> we're driving down a frozen mountain and camped out on a frozen lake. notice anything here? we're looking at all things cold and hot. we are both sweating. look at this. we'll introduce you to the man who put his sweat into the relaunch of the twinkie. we'll explain why tea is becoming hotter than coffee. and if that hasn't

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john: how did you get her to do this? >> michelleabout the let's move initiative at the white house. finally she realized that our business is not going to fail, and it's been around over three years, so now they're welcoming our company at the white house. which is awesome. john: your third business, thinks underwear. >> building businesses and running in the city, kept having monthly accidents when we have our periods. and so, again, in this day in age of innovation, how is it possible we're having accidents in underwear, having to interrupt our day and having to run home and change. happens to every single girl all the time. john: i didn't know. that i don't think we've managed to post about that. >> all men are sitting here because of that normal time of the month. without that, you wouldn't be here. we invented a technology in women's underwear called think. it allows in the underwear week have the technology that makes it leak and stain resistant, anti-microbial and supports women for every day of the month. john: whole group o

jennifer is michelle's sister. >> we thought we were part of the st. john's county sheriff's office. my mom working there, my brother working there. you know, we thought we were part of that family. >> but the meeting went badly. the family did not understand and did not accept the sheriff's office's refusal to bring in an outside agency to look into michelle's death. >> it just felt like they're covering up. this is a cover-up. my daughter didn't kill herself. i'm feeling helpless. >> michelle's brother scott started to seriously question his own department. >> i was agreeing with other family members that more information should be looked at and that the investigation should be handed over to an independent agency. >> what was the sheriff's office response to that? >> that was already investigated, that it was done. >> after the tense meeting, michelle's brother came to a conclusion. his fellow deputy, the very man he had introduced to his sister, was implicated in her death. scott sent jeremy banks an unequivocal text message. >> the reality is now clear.

comments in statuary hall, because house speaker john boehner allowed that location, allowed statuary hall to be used by these guys for their crazy michelehmann prayer event. well, that event is now happening again. that event is going on this year, as we speak, right now. john boehner let them do it again, after michele bachmann did that last year. in fact, they brought michele bachmann back this year as the host of the event. and if the world net daily stuff was not clear enough before, consider that this year's the event's website, washington, a man of prayer.com. it has a link as to where you can watch the simulcast of this event. you click that button at the top right of your screen and you are brought to worldnetdaily.com. because when the republican party gets control of congress, they also get control of all the public resources that are controlled by congress, including statuary hall in the u.s. capitol building, and when they have control of resources like that, they in turn hand over those resources to michele bachmann telling us 9/11 was done by god because he was mad at us and the world net daily conspiracy theory website ab

michelle kerry is here with more. >> john, the attacks were sown as a resulting the obama administrationelt excelled to react. speculation of the comments are when he made stops in tokyo and japan. we want to warn you the remarks are highly offensive. the comments at first, escaped international attention, perhaps because unlike most stories by north korea state news agency, this one was not translated into english. the blogger josh stanton who writes regularly about north korea civil rights record, saw the story and translated it. it starts with the headline "devine retribution for the juvenile delinquent obama." it then calls the president, a clown, a dirty fellow, and somebody who does not everybody have the basics appearances of a human being. and went on to say, he is across breed, with unclear blood. and later, obama still has the figure of a monkey, while the human race has evolved through millions of years. it would be perfect for obama to live with a group of monkeys in the world's largest african zoo, and lick the bread crumbs thrown by spectators. al jazeera security contribut

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john: thank you madeline and caroline and all you students and teachers and stossel in the classroom. thanks for being wiser than michellereaucrats in state capitols and washington. that's our show for tonight. see you next week.ay, that's ju. >> good evening, everybody. a legal immigrant children are flooding over our southern border with mexico. the department of homeland security estimating nearly 60,000 children across our border illegally without their parents this year. secretary jay johnson of homeland security claim that number will actually double next year and the obama administration now estimates the cost of feeding, housing, and transporting these children and nearly $2 billion to u.s. taxpayers. johnson testified before the house judiciary committee today and he was unable or unwilling to

michelle k kosinski on that angle of the story. clearly, this has become very ugly. we're already looking at a tweet that's come out from john mccain. he tweeted out, quote, glad he finally spoke, but remarks totally insufficient. michelle kosinskkosinski, can y into the fact the president came out by himself, not with the person who's going to run this show and run these investigations, and not with the person who's at the center of the hot seat, eric shinseki himself? >> i think he didn't want eric shinseki to be this lightning rod. it would be one thing if this were some widespread cover-up at some middle level of the wide bureaucracy that is the v.a. and really no one knew about them. but this becomes difficult to explain when over the course of many years these kinds of very specific problems were spilled out by the v.a. itself. i mean, you could explain, and the white house has tried to explain, by saying, look, we have tried to reduce wait times. there's been some discrepancy between which wait times were reduced. and the white house has relied on its explanation that we've poured money into the v.a. unprecedented fun

it's as david pointed out and as we heard from john king that your candidates don't even know how to talk about it. michelle nunn is one. we heard natalie tenet of west virginia also was not able to answer whether she would vote for it. alison grimes in kentucky couldn't say whether she thought obamacare should be delayed or not. isn't that your real problem, that there is a confusing mixed message from democrats on whether obamacare is a net positive or a net negative? >> no, i don't think that's the problem. i think the problem for republicans and the problem for the tea party is that obamacare has worked. the problem for them is eight million people signed up. >> we're not confused about obamacare. >> the problem for them is they're not going to be able to do as mcintyre said this full repeal is going to overshoot the runway. this benghazi investigation is going to overshoot the runway. >> that's not what i asked, though. isn't this going to be a problem when your candidates don't know how to talk about obamacare and it's only may of 2014? >> i would say this, s.e. it's only may of 2014. >> oh, so they'r

when the proposition 8 case was filed john davis was invited to a large ad robin michelle reiners and rob writer who attracted a lot of the funding for the lawsuit and was a personal friend and an architect of the lawsuit. he felt like the conversation was disrespectful and it was sort of ignorant of the fact that many people had lot of it the idea of a federal lawsuit was hardly new. it was not new and facts as you know because you were with small small -- paul smith in the lawrence case one of the landmark cases that predated this litigation that i'm writing about and it struck down laws. paul said ted wilson approached him as a potential cocounsel in the proposition case. he too had thought of this after he had won the lawrence case. maybe there should be a federal lawsuit and we have to be able to get married and he taught to justice kennedy and justice kennedy wrote lawrence and was considered a swing vote on all these issues. he said he was told by these clerks that it's a big job and justice kennedy is beautiful flowing opinion in the lawrence case didn't necessarily mean that

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john. i will let you introduce michelle and talk about her report. >> well, first of all before i begin, i would be remiss if i didn't say thank you cusip for giving me the opportunity to go back into afghanistan again this year and really look at some of the aspects of the afghan national police development that i was able to see at the very beginning starting at 2009 and now i am starting to see come to fruition and i'm frankly grateful to usip for having the vision to look forward and the willingness to project out into the future of the afghan national police in 2015 and beyond. i agree with all of my colleagues here at the anp really are critical that we get this right and the afghans know that and they share that. in fact, they are preeminent in that sense of importance. i would also be remiss if on this day after memorial day i don't acknowledge the sacrifices of those individuals who have for over the years on behalf of the international coalition to help build the ministry of interior in the afghan national police. sacrifice on the military side and turns that -- in terms of data

michele bachmann. sadly, president obama still refuses to take responsibility for his own administration's incompetence. and john mccain chimed in saying, the scandal required, quote, much more from president obama, including his sustained attention and hands-on leadership, which has been too-short supply in recent weeks. problems at v.a. have existed for years. under presidents of both parties. the president's facing this crisis. republicans should do the same. they're not trying to score political points while they do it. joining me now is jackie speier, democrat of california. she also serves on the house armed services committee. congresswoman, thank you first of all for being here. >> my pleasure. >> what is your reaction for how republicans are handling this crisis? >> the republicans are quick to attack but not quick to solve problems. and that has been their motes operandi for years. as you pointed out, this issue about delays in appointments at v.a. hospitals has been going on since 2005. the inspector general has reports dating back to that date. so we can go back in time to president bush, and the que

michele needs no further instruction. >> i feel i have a responsibility to save on water and the yard looks just as amazing with the draught resistant plants. >> if the residents like john can't conserve enough for the city to feel secure the managers are saying that the businesses are next on the list for rationing. >> coming up, one of the most extravagant shows in america. we have a sneak peek of what is on display. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. today is the busiest primary day of the year so. people are casting their ballots in six states. net neutrality on capitol hill right now. the chairman of the fcc is proposing changes to theer in net rules. china's ties are more strained than ever. today china is signing deals with russia and building stronger relations with that country. >> we have the national forecast, we are watching the two storms here on either of the coasts. northeast bringing in the cooler air. it is calm for now. the high pressure over a the southern plains and bringing in the heat, dry air and winds and there is a high fire danger as the temperatures could be climbing up to a hundred degrees again. a nice storm off the coas

michelle kosinski live at the white house. what's the latest? >> reporter: tough talks flow from capitol hill. house speaker johning we haven't just let these veterans down. we have let them die saying the allegations are appalling, that they point to the systemic failure of the agency and that somebody needs to be held accountable. he hasn't called for the resignation of eric shinseki. he says he's getting a little clo closer. others 0, as you mentioned on capitol hill, have called for that. are for the last six months he has declined to give an interview that broke the story. he has answered one question saying he has not offered his resignation and now he has addressed veterans across america although he did that in writing in an online letter that, in fact, listed a long string of accomplishments of the v.a. but shinseki says he does take the allegations seriously and if they are proven to be true then the v.a. will act. john? >> such a serious issue affect ing so many people's lives. joining us now to talk about this is army veteran barry coates. after asking a v.a. clinic for a colonoscopy, he found out he

it's like the michele bachmanns of the world who are embarrassed to be birthers but not embarrassed enough over this. john boehner knew it would be freak time, you know, 24/7 once he let this select committee get started. now it's like he can't hold back the tide anymore. so on with the show. >> because of an e-mail that outlines the administration would like to convey the u.s. is doing everything we can to protect our people and families. the second, to underscore these protests, something the cia initially suggested, and to show the administration will bring these people to justice. the thing is is there's nothing there. it's the same information. it's just indignation that information had not been earlier releasing releasinged. >> one is, did the administration cover something up. the second is, what happened with our intelligence? and the third is, have we made the changes to security to make sure this doesn't happen again. the manipulation of the talking points is sort of the least significant. and yet that has gotten 95% of the focus in this entire controversy. did the political office of the white

michelle inurn scoring a victory last night. the top two gop candidates will face a runoff. senior national correspondent johnoberts live in atlanta. >> reporter: arthel, this is important race for the republicans. this would be disaster and run the table in all the competitive seats and failure to take control because they lost saxby chambliss's seat. party leaders were able to finally breathe again after establishment two favorite candidates, david perdue and congressman jack kingston made it into the runoff. perdue, former ceo of dollar general ran as outsider in a field of career politicians. his position at top vote-getter that voters are looking for new blood to deal with the nation's problems. >> the results tonight are consistent like i said what we've been hearing all year. the crisis of the day, debt, economy, jobs is really on hearts of people around the state of georgia. they're looking for an alternative. >> reporter: on democratic side, political newcomer, you mentioned michelle nunn, daughter of former georgia senator sam nunn. she wan an overwhelming victory last night, got 75% of all the vote

even today first lady michelle obama, the hashtag on twitter, #bring back our girls, that picture appearing late this afternoon on twitter. from secretary of state john kerry who has spoken on phone with president god luck jonathan and president obama who spoke about this yesterday in a series of interviews, this has become a front burner issue in washington, no question about it, john. >> mike viqueria, thank you. we'll have more, our special report law don't know about boko haram coming up at the bottom of the hour. >>> now, the crisis in ukraine, president vladimir putin changed his direction, saying the russian troops are pulling back from the ukraine. there is no evidence though to confirm that. the u.s. state department says that's not enough. >> to be clear, we believe the proposed may referendum are both illegal and illegitimate. we need to see more from president putin than calling it to be postponed. >> called putin's comments hot air. all this happening as ukraine beefs up its own military, our nick spicer reports from the capitol of kyiv. >> the government is looking ahead and sees the need of a stronger fighting force so it has invited l

the mocking of people like michelle obama and others concerned about the fate of those kidnapped nigerian girls, ann coulter, alan west and of course, rush limbaugh whom john stuart fileted last night. how do you turn a damage control interview into more damage? don sterling wound up making matters worse. and stephen colbert took on the conspiracy theory that hillary clinton was herself behind the recent monica lewinsky "vanity fair" article. >> hillary is trying to make this 16-year-old news old news. you see, if he talk about the lewinsky scandal now, then we won't be talking about it when she's running in 2016 because if there's one thing the conservative media is known for, it is letting things go. ] hi, g! mommy! i travel a lot for business, and it's hard to leave these two. mom! my llama smells like you. i use tide plus febreze in the wash. it keeps their clothes and stuffed animals smelling fresher for longer. when are you coming home? just one more night. [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. that's my tide plus. [ female announcer ] tide plus febreze. those little cialis tadalafil for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cia

michelle obama. to the pakistani teen-age activist malala yousufzai. to talk-show host and comedian ellen degeneres. to georgia congressman johnry in the world. >> brown: the online effort is :that social media campaign was started two years ago by the western group, invisible children, to raise awareness of alleged war crimes by ugandanç rebel leader joseph kony. but the drive to save the nigerian girls has also been criticized as being overly simplistic and ultimately ineffective. and, in a further twist, it turns out the young woman in this photo is not nigerian. in fact, she is from guinea- bissau. her photo was taken in 2011 for a reporting project unrelated to nigeria. all the same, the mass abduction is being widely condemned, including by islamic leaders. today, the top religious official in saudi arabia chargeç boko haram is misguided and should be made to reject its path. >> sreenivasan: california governor jerry brown is embarking on what is likely the final campaign of a political career that spans nearly half a century. he is seeking an unprecedented fourth term 40 years after he first won the job. and at every t

the mocking of people like michelle obama and others concerned about the fate of those kidnapped nigerian girls, ann coulter, alan west and of course, rush limbaugh whom john stuart fileted last night. how do you turn a damage control interview into more damage? don sterling wound up making matters worse. and stephen colbert took on the conspiracy theory that hillary clinton was herself behind the recent monica lewinsky "vanity fair" article. >> hillary is trying to make this 16-year-old news old news. you see, if he talk about the lewinsky scandal now, then we won't be talking about it when she's running in 2016 because if there's one thing the conservative media is known for, it is letting things go. >> today, voters in nebraska and west virginia go to the polls. they're picking nominees for u.s. senate in both states. but republicans in both states hold the advantage in november. next tuesday, six states including kentucky and pennsylvania will hold their primaries and we'll be right back. [ girl ] my mom, she makes underwater fans that are powered by the moon. ♪ she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ]

michele gillespie, author of this book catherine and r.j. reynolds partners in the making of the new south. thank you for your time. "after words" with jeffrey rosen of the national constitution center. this week justice john paul stevenstevens in his latest boox amendments how and why we should change the constitution. the u.s. supreme court justice targets gun violence, the death penalty, gerrymandering and campaign finance and amendments that he leaves with better protect and empower citizens. the program is about an hour. >>> welcome, justice stevens. on behalf of the constitution center integrates to see you. you honor the constitution center a few weeks ago by visiting us at the constitution center as you know it's the only institution in america that has a charter to disseminate information about the constitution on the nonpartisan basis. and i can't think of a better book to discuss in connection with the commission then your wonderful new book, six amendments how and why we should change the constitution. you propose constitutional amendments on the topics ranging from campaign finance and suffered in the unity and political gerrymandering to the gun control and the death penalty and anti-commande

michelle kosinski and rest of the gang thank you so much. i'll cover the va scandal today "on the lead" at 4:00 a.m. eastern. "@ this hour" with john berman and michaela pereira starts after this quick break. >>> hello there. i'm john berman. >> i'm michaela pereira. thank you for joining us. >> we'll get to the big public news. the establishment strikes back. establishment republicans beating back insurgency within their own ranks. >> from georgia to oregon, tea party and anti-establishment candidates fell to moderate republicans every single time. >> in kentucky, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell survived a challenge from a businessman. >> in georgia, they pulled ahead of a crowded field of conservatives to land in a july runoff. >> and in oregon, the more moderate republican will face democratic senator in november. >> joining us now from louisville, dana bash. looks beautiful there. let's talk about this. mitch mcconnell will face a tough challenge in the fall from democratic secretary of state alison grimes and it sounds as though the attack ads have begun already. >> reporter: it's going to be a long, long, long hot summ

john? >> greta, good evening to you. you would think that replacing saxby chambliss with another republican would be a no brainer here in georgia. the democrats are fielding a very strong candidate in michellee daughter of the former popular senator sam nunn it looks like

john, i want to touch on the democratic side of the equation. i'll use georgia. two candidates with name recognition and deep roots in the state, michelle nunn and jason carter who happens to be jimmy carter's grandson, both easily won their primaries. will it be a different story come november? >> the most important thing in election outcomes is the election cycle, the level of turnout. georgia's demographics are changing. georgia is not going to be a lock conservative state some point in the distant future. in these midterm elections not on presidential cycles, you have lower turnout, the turnout tends to be whiter and older. nunn, carter, that allows them to run the tables in the primaries. is it going to be a tough fight? yes. is it going to be that internal rule? absolutely. whenever you see parties reaching for the name i.d., it's not necessarily a state of strength, it's a sign of comfort. the important thing to remember in the swing states and in any state, even if they're conservative, it doesn't mean they're crazy. for democrats that look at the tea party losing the primaries, that's not a good thing if your name is nunn or ca

. >> you know, michelle, when we look at the fact that rove didn't raise age around reagan and media matters dug up something from 2008 today, he did raise it about john mccain. look at this. >> they conclude that the age of john mccain is hurting him with some of these moderate voters. what is your take on that, as they take on mccain? >> you know, look, i think this is really reprehensible on dean's part. >> so, it is reprehensible for democrats, some democrats, have raised it in 2008 about john mccain, but it's acceptable for him to bring it up today about hillary clinton? >> yeah, and, you know, karl's got some very delicate sensibilities that have been offended here. nobody's ever accused him of being too consistent. i thought bill clinton's joke about the hobgoblin of small minds was a pretty good one, because, obviously, this was a big issue with john mccain, not just because of his health, but not just because of his age, but because he'd also had skin cancer and he'd had kind of a hard health run, and this will be an issue with hillary. she will have to release health records, just like every other presidential contender, and this will be an

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john. >> reporter: hey, julie. good morning to you. the reason why this race in georgia is so important because whoever the eventual republican candidate is expected to face a tough race against michelle nunn, presumed democratic candidate. former daughter of -- daughter of former senator sam nunn. it's a broad field, seven candidates in total, the top five are businessman david perdue. he is the cousin of former governor, soney pureperdue. congressman jack kingston. those are establishment candidates. and candidates with some' party support is karen handle, phil beginningry and paul brown. kingston says he is best person to. >> i usually win by a substantial majority. have good relationships with a lots of different groups of people and i think the next senator of georgia has to be able to work with the diversity that we have in the state of georgia. >> reporter: it is not expected any candidate will crack 50%. the republican side today, so it is expected top two are going to meet in runoff election that will be held on 202nd of july. -- 20 second of july. in kentucky, mitch mcconnell expected to hold off a challenge for the tea party candidate matt bevin. recent polls show mcconnell

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john? >> greta, good evening to you. you would think that replacing saxby chambliss with another republican would be a no brainer here in georgia. the democrats are fielding a very strong candidate in michelle nun. the daughter of the former popular senator sam nunn it looks like she will put on a real fight. republican leaders are urging voters to vote for the right candidate or throw away what could be a sure thing. so far in the polls, the establishment candidate david purdue has been leading the pac followed behind by jack kingston, a solid conservative with moderate appeal as well as karen handel a darling of the tea party express and then congressman phil gingre and paul broun. both of them following tea parties as well. david purdue is running as the outside candidate. only one of the top five who hasn't held elected office previously. he said is he a unifying candidate. running on broad appeal. here is what he told me. if we focus on what we disagree on. we have hard time going up against anybody this fall. what they're looking at out in the state right now, someone who can lead common analogies across the republican party reasonable solutions to bring democrats across to vote for r

michelle diggles will join us. later on, we'll hear from the former u.s. ambassador to nigeria, john campbell, he will talk about the search for the missing girls. also the extent to which the united states can assist. don't forget later on this morning, president obama scheduled to speak at the national museum and memorial for september 11 in new york. live pictures of the building there. "washington journal" will ontinue. >> i saw at the top of the charts well beyond our price range the most expensive house in kt was priced at $34 million, but then marked down to $25 million. it was a bargain. >> what a deal! >> it was a cozy charmer with 14,000 square feet and 42 acres and a river. and i was curious who owned it. i imagined it might be the chairman of general electric perhaps. i looked in the town website and i saw a little note in the zoning record that said, this house has been unoccupied since his owner bought it in 1951. that didn't seem possible. so i went over the next day to see it, and the caretaker asked me, he said i've not seen any car, because this is mrs. clark's hous

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michelle nunn, daughter of former senator sam nunn a well-known figure. this race will not be decided today and candidates go to runoff on july 20 second, martha? martha: other big senate races you're watching john. tell us about those. >> reporter: there are two big ones in kentucky and oregon. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell expected to handily win the contest against tea party candidate matt bevin. he had been strong and giving a speech at cockfighting rally. mitch mcconnell is expected to have a tough race in november against allison hundred did i again grimes, the democratic candidate. in oregon, they're boeing up against senator jeff merkley. monica wehby and jason conger. web by has a big lead. story came out, ex-boyfriend, timber company executive andrew niller and harassing his employees. sources close to web by told me last night she is expected to survive the primary but will need to clone the whole mess up by november if she hopes to have a chance against mercury. martha. martha: interesting when you enter the fray and what comes out. john, thank you very much. >> reporter: thank you. martha: fox news is america's election headquarters. you knew that. keep it right here all th

got all these don't begin of course to michel because well behind controlling manipulating what is a very dark picture going on in ukraine at the moment you know john one of the things i find so disappointing from western media and western governments you know first of all because they don't don't have the humanity to care about civilians being killed but what bothers me even more is that they whitewashed this truly disgusting regime in keir and you know in the center of europe after you know i was celebrated mainly here in moscow and i'm sure i can see from your lapel that you did to i mean how how in the world can the west continue to whitewash this because we because sooner or later like i said this can this revolution is going to consume itself and then they're going to have to start covering who really runs the place or is trying to run the place and certainly who is intimidating the entire country i don't understand how you're a person putting up with it i mean the united states has unleashed nazis real nazis in europe again who are openly calling for the hanging there. hanging in the street of jews and other ethnic minorities the elimination