navalny.as a lot of pressure for us to start investigating. media partners in russia reached out to us and said, can you help? we looked at it and we thought there's no hope in hell. we can investigate the crime that happened in russia in the remote corners of siberia sitting here comfortably in europe. we didn't even try in the beginning. reporter: alexei navalny arrives at this hospital in berlin with his wife, yulia. a spokesperson tweeted, "the struggle for alexei's life and health is just beginning." here at the hospital, both inside and out, he'll be watched. yulia navalny: [speaking russian] dasha navalny: to have your dad, an opposition leader, being poisoned by we don't know what, we don't know how, we don't know when, and just be in a random hospital, it was just-- it was surreal. it was literally like a book. leonid volkov: [speaking russian] the doctor said charity can't say anything about his brain to which extent he will recover even if they managed to wake him up. many millions

you joined the navalny movement. you were a strong supporter of alexei navalny.t, and everybody believes he won't get out of prison as long as vladimir putin is in power. the long reach of russia has, of course, also reached far beyond russia's own borders. you must dwell on all of this. are you scared? no, no. we, you know, we passed that point a long time ago. i used to discuss this with boris nemtsov when he was alive face—to—face. and there was always a question that he might be murdered or imprisoned. was he afraid? he said, "yeah, as a human, iam, "but the next question immediately is, "am i ready to stop doing what i'm doing because i'm afraid?" and he was shaking his head like a stubborn bull and saying, "no, there is no way they make me "stop my activity." and i can only repeat this about myself, after all these cases, after boris being murdered, navalny and kara—murza being imprisoned and poisoned and so on. you now, of course, you face your own situation. you are a wanted man by the moscow authorities. indeed, i believe you've also now been convicted a

in 2020 navalny was the victim of a suspected poisoning.tigation found evidence that before navalny fell ill he was being followed by agents from russia's security service. >> you don't recognize them? >> i don't recognize any of them. >> would it surprise you to learn that some of these men went on more than 30 trips with you over the course of three years? >> this is absolutely terrifying. i don't know if terrifying is a good word. >> that was our own clarissa ward interviewing navalny. here she is confronting one of the members involved in navalny's poisoning, trying to get answers. and he just shuts the door. navalny spent months recovering in germany before he returned to russia early in 2021 where he was immediately arrested. he is russia's most prominent opposition leader. he says the charges against him are all politically motivated. here with us at the table this morning, happy to have our chief international correspondent clarissa ward. good morning. >> so good be with you. >> such a treat to have you in person. today, this hearin

they claim that alexei navalny, all these cases about alexei navalny conducting political activitiessented as financing and creating and running an extreme society in the country. and running an extreme society in the country-— and running an extreme society in the count . ,, , ., the country. suggest, also, can you tell is a bit— the country. suggest, also, can you tell is a bit more _ the country. suggest, also, can you tell is a bit more about _ the country. suggest, also, can you tell is a bit more about the - tell is a bit more about the conditions in which alexei navalny has been held? because his supporters have been talking about how he has been in solitary confinement for something like 20 times, they have said, haven't they? yes. his penal colony and his jail sentence, 19 years, this special regime penal colony means he is held in the harsh conditions and several hours spent outside in the prison yard and, most of the time, the prisoner spends in the cell. but alexei navalny has also been placed multiple times and now 20 times, he has been placed in this special punitive co

jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny appeals against his 19 year sentence.ello, i'm lucy grey, welcome to bbc news now, three hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in the caucasus, where at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a fuel depot in the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people have been admitted to hospitals, with dozens in a critical condition. the blast, the cause of which is not known, came as thousands of ethnic armenians flee the contested enclave after it was seized by azerbaijan last week. armenia says more than 13,000 people, -- 19,000. or about 15% of the territory's population, have crossed the border, fearing persecution and ethnic cleansing. envoys from armenia and azerbaijan are in brussels for eu—backed talks. it's the first such meeting between the countries since azerbaijan seized the enclave. nagorno—karabakh is at the heart of one of the world's longest—running territorial and ethnic conflicts. it's recognised internationally as part of azerba

can navalny defeat putin? can he even survive?e very people who tried to poison and kill him just less than six months ago. arkady ostrovsky: here is a guy of extraordinary courage. it's an absolutely archetypal myth, a hero fighting a tyrant.

. >>> and a russian court has reject ed alexny navalny's appeal. navalny appears by video link.rters say navalny is being punished for criticizing vladimir putin. >>> we've it or not, winter is coming, we'll explain how el nino will make it feel a lot different than previous years. stay with us. >>> your mind may be on the start of fall and leaf cleanup, but you should be warned an el nino winter is on the way and with it some pretty drastic changes. here's cnn's derek van dam with what you need to know. >> well, i think, boris, it's fair to say that some people along the eastern seaboard felt robbed of a proper winter this year, but i think this winter could make up for it and maybe retribution in the cards here and it's also thanks to our friends el nino which is the equatorial warming of the waters along the eastern pacific ocean and this changes the jet stream dynamics that drive the systems from the west coast to the east coast, basically taking the sub tropical jet stream pushing it further south and allowing it to impact the southern tier of the u.s. and along the eastern

>> yeah, alexei navalny is by far the most high-profile opposition figure in russia today, but he's inson and his organization, his anti-corruption organization has been silenced. its offices around the country have been closed down, many of his supporters, activists have gone into compiexile. he is in prison for 19 years, essentially what he considers a lifetime. i don't think anybody believes his appeal will be granted but it is another reminder that alexei navalny is still there. he is still managing to get his message out. the authorities still regard him as a major challenge. now, i mean i think one of the more interesting questions we have come across the past few months is the idea he could be swapped. he is no longer effective really in russia and there is this idea floating around he could be part of a broader prisoner swap with the americans being held in russian jails, evan gerskovich. >> evan is one of those people in a russian prison, six months he has been in prison in russia, a wall an american journalist. >> i wasn't allowed to go in, but i went in and said, evan, is ev

way this is the legislation, i am not privileged by the fact that, first of all, the team of alexei navalny, in the fight against corruption, published such a public statement, they even publicly appealed in writing, really fbk yes, that’s exactly how it is, but together, i honestly don’t see the reason for the investigative connection between the restriction a carload of cars and with the desire to avoid er service, let's tell the defeated forces of the radio federation to be part of the russian military aggression in ukraine er so that i don't have to er run away from russia putin's regime, but they are sure that i was talking about the car if i was doing it, because it seems to me that if you run , you are most likely trying to find some routes that are not the most obvious. how do you run? you run through armenia, through kyrgyzstan, through kazakhstan . because of something else and the last time i looked at the map and they saw some kind of border between, say, kazakhstan and estonia , well, that's why, most likely, if you run , at some point you inevitably move on a plane, for exampl

for example, do you remember this disaster with the film navalny, which won the waskorovsky nominationt documentary film this year? in this nomination, there was a film called all this beauty and bloodshed, which was considered by critics to be the leader of this list. not exactly navalny, but this film was considered to be the most fair when the main character wins. this is a documentary film, i will remind you of nengoldwin. and she is an artist well-known in the world, and her photographs are known to all people who work in art . she announces, together with her colleagues, a fight against a huge influential family. sakler is the people who run the pharmaceutical business, and now they have developed such a drug as aux contin - this is a painkiller that is very addictive and because of this, a lot of people died and now the main character together with her henchmen is trying to fight on her own against such a powerful family and this film is very inspiring, the film is very well made and of course i think that it should have won and not a film about the warlord well and also a film

and jailed russian opposition figure alexei navalny appeals against his 19—year sentence.e hours of fast—moving news, interviews and reaction. we start in the caucasus, where at least 20 people have been killed in an explosion at a fuel depot in the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh. armenian separatist officials say almost 300 people have been admitted to hospitals, with dozens in

crowd clamoring) >> (speaking russian): (woman speakg russian on television) >> narrator: alexei navalny'swas poisoned with a deadly toxin. he recovered abroad, came back to russia, and was then imprisoned. >> (speaking russian): (shutter clicks) >> narrator: in early september, the government intensifies its focus on muratov and "novaya." it launches multiple court cases aimed at closing all the paper's russian operations for good. (woman speaking russian) >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ >> narrator: with "novaya" completely shut down in russia, muratov is in vienna for another secret meeting. >> (speaking russian) >> narrator: he's come to see kirill martynov, who's running "novaya europe." they can't be seen in public together. it would leave muratov vulnerable to being branded a foreign agent by the kremlin. this is the only way that they can discuss the ongoing work of "novaya's" one remaining publication. >> (speaking russian): ♪ ♪ >> the prominent russian journalist elena milashina has been violently attacked along with attorney alexander nemov. >> this journalist was left beaten and ple

navalny was sentenced in august after he was charged with creating an extremist community.porters say his arrest and imprisonment are politically motivated. >>> and the department of agriculture expanding free breakfast and lunch to students nationwide the government will cover meal costs at schools where 25% of the families belong to income based benefits the previous threshold was 40% 5 million additional student also be eligible for that program. >> wow tyler, i'll see you shortly. tyler mathisen >>> coming up, housing stocks are down since last wednesday. when the fed signals another hike before the end of the year, and inventories of new homes are creeping back up what's the real state of real estate in that's next with don peebles. when you automate sales tax with avalara, you don't have to worry about things like changing tax rates or filing returns. avalarahhh ahhh the citi custom cash® card automatically adjusts to earn you more cash back in your top eligible spend category. hi. you don't have to keep tabs on rotating categories... this is the only rotating i care

navalny has been sentenced to 30 years. -- 2:25 years not for nothing other than saying that the warpiece of paper, you can be sent to prison because that blank piece of paper might mean something. what putin is trying to do fundamentally is say, everyone is as bad as us. the rule of law is a joke everywhere. russians know better. americans know better than russia. that is a fundamental lie. he wants to think that there is no freedom, no democracy, nothing to value anywhere. it's not like where they claim that they had a better system. putin's claim is that all systems are rotten, everyone system is rotten. trump helps him out with that. >> and there were at certain points in soviet history, true believers in communists a doctrine that the -- you don't get the sense of anything approaching true believers them in russia now. >> no, it's really the opposite. their whole idea is, if nothing is true, there's nothing to believe in except for power and force of will and a motion, insofar that is politics at all, it is a factional politics. the thing about trump who also does not stand for

navalny has been sentenced to 30 years.nd a crime. in russia, if you hold up a blank piece of paper in the street, you can be sent to prison, because that blank piece of paper might mean something. so what putin is trying to do fundamentally is to say everybody is as bad as us. the rule of law is a joke everywhere. russia's no better. america is no better than russia. that's his fundamental line. he just wants everybody to think there's no freedom, there's no democracy, there's nothing of value anywhere. so it's not like the soviet union where they claim they had something which was better than our system. putin's claim is yeah our system is rotten, but everyone system is rotten. and trump certainly helps him out with that. >> and there were at certain points in soviet history true believers in communist doctrine that the united states would kind of collapse on itself, that it just wouldn't be able to continue. you don't get the sense of anything approaching true believer-ism in russia now. >> no, it's really the opposite.

germany also says about the poisoning of navalny.t the tests, but the organizations for the prohibition of chemical weapons. we have them, but germany forbids us. why is this interesting? his question is also this inquired. let's journalists investigate events that, well, are still fresher than the assassination of kennedy, which also cannot be fully investigated, but nevertheless, events that were used by the west in order to create a certain atmosphere in international discussions and impudently, these are here use it in order to promote , uh, a solution that actually has nothing to do with the prospects for implementation. by the way, the malaysian boeing with the yule battle of 2014, the question is very simple, on which is also impossible to get an answer. why, when they began to conduct investigations, russia gave data from satellites, uh, data from radars, but the ukrainians didn’t give any data, they said on that day the radars weren’t working , the americans said, we have data from satellites. this data confirms to them that

prominent russian opposition leader alexei navalny has lost his appeal against a new 19-year prison sentencejail term was extended last month after he was convicted on extremist charges. the 47-year-old has been a critic of the kremlin for the last decade and was arrested two years ago after returning to moscow from germany where he was recovering after being poisoned. amazon is being sued by u.s. regulators over allegations it stifled competition by inflating prices and overcharging sellers on its platform. the lawsuit brought by the federal trade commission and 17 state attorneys is part of a years-long investigation into the e-commerce giant. our correspondent explains the business practices that landed amazon in court. >> does it's really about the rules amazon imposes on third-party sellers, forbidding them from offering lower prices on other platforms, requiring them to use amazon's fulfillment services in order to be part of the prime program for shipping costs. the ftc is accusing amazon of using those policies to drive profits to itself while generally raising prices across the boar

because we always have some kind of oscar passion, we always want to win the oscar, then we can’t do navalnye that maybe you want to submit like that, that is, i understand correctly that you have such plans to submit to the category of best documentary yes, yes category of the best documentary film, we just fall into this category in terms of style and we will try to do it, what happens next is not up to us, but this year there was not much and it surprised us that there are not many great documentaries documentaries about ukraine and i believe that it is absolutely necessary to represent both ukraine and the topic of ukraine now at the oscars, it will not be a submission from ukraine , because the press from the states is the united states. tapes correctly, i understand, and for oscar , not only the quality of the film is important, but also how big the advertising was, how much it is a decisive fact, uh , oscar's company - that's right, it's a great resource, uh, there's always a lot of trips, a lot of acquaintances and a lot of attention is needed at the same time the film is presented o

navalny is all there , this is nord stream.gain, this is also a very serious thing and the fact that hmm, returning to the possibilities of returning to this grain story. and i was a little surprised. we continue to work, as i said from the general with the guys, but i was a little surprised when the general secretary. in an interview on the eve of the general assembly session, he began to say that he is still seeking the implementation of the memorandum between the un and russia, but he yes, to begin, use this this channel for the export of russian grain fertilizers, but in all his actions he does not does not leave the sanctions regime and does not violate the unilateral sanctions regime, which were illegally imposed on the russian federation by the americans and other western allies. and this is very significant. the answer he understands is that he cannot do anything because for more than a year they made it clear to him that don’t even think about the fact that the sanctions will be softened in order to implement this part

because she always has some kind of oscar passion, we always want to win the oscar , then we can't do navalny you have such plans to submit to the category of the best documentary yes, there is a category of the best documentary film we just fall into this category in terms of style and uh, we will try to do it, what happens next is not up to us anymore, but uh, in this year, not much was released, and it surprised us, there were not many large documentaries about ukraine, and i think that it is absolutely necessary to represent both ukraine and the topic of ukraine, now at the oscars, it will not be a submission from ukraine, because from the states of the press - this is the united states. maybe it’s for the better . do you think it’s because we haven’t yet learned how to promote movies correctly ? oscar's company is a great resource, it's always by train, there are a lot of acquaintances and a lot of attention should be paid to the film that is presented on the international stage. i can't say whether we succeed or not. ukrainian cinema has already announced itself the world's ukrainian wi

rejoice, but also the so-called good russians, i.e. liberals , i.e. people from the entourage of navalnyolleagues also frantically started throwing garbage into kaya kalas and when i saw that the whole russia is criticizing very strongly. some doubts have crept in here, some thoughts that somehow it looks strange. and was this a provocation? well, because such unanimity when both the kremlin and the anti-kremlin are becoming more and more, we are suddenly beginning to beat kaya kalash prem minister of estonia who has always been a real front-front woman. and yes, i am returning and i hope we are now in russian again and we are going to be housewives , see well, here i am now in ukrainian , speaking to my viewers, explaining what i was worried about, quite well aware of the fact that the front woman here we have a girlfriend, a friend, here is kaya kavas in estonia, but it was not only the kremlin that began to criticize her terribly. well, the anti-kremlin , the so-called good russians, here are the people, and they are simply the main problem of world history. scale - this is such noise

eh, the important thing about this exchange was that the kaladens, that navalny, with the letter zazhdannies, the child could do better than that. if my traffic jams arrived in this conscience, and guilt, and were shaken by the fatty electoral colipses. with your own one-sections to get from your own separate culture by sayings, the skill of the new one was a certain hmm not in understanding. eh, with the zhikhars of neighboring vez , they plan that these were other people. eh, to comply with your certain localities. this means that the absence of our mating is the younger one in the cold secret sauce in the crops. the first calodences moved here, and it belongs to the territory of the average belarusian govorov. and it was you who stipulated that they presented in what sessions the terrible belarusian literary rumor was formed. there, the language of the same mansion appeared like yes, from a private literary belarusian mob. it seems that cold is some island. orphans, inshah of the polesie villages. at the plan said in terms of the meat gate one spike went. before my grandmother and gr

navalny or someone else, oh, you said in revenge that maybe you want to present yourself like that, that is, i understand correctly that you have such plans to enter the category of the best documentary yes, there are categories of the best documentary film we just fall into this category in terms of style and we will try to do it, what happens next is not up to us, but uh, that's it not much was released last year, and it surprised us that there were not many large documentaries about ukraine, and i think that it is absolutely necessary to represent both ukraine and the topic of ukraine now at the oscars , it will not be submitted by ukraine, because it is from the states. there is a press here - this is the united states, maybe it works out for the better. do you think it's because we haven't learned how to promote films yet? i understand correctly, and for oscar , it's not only the quality of the film that matters. is the company oscar is so, it's a great resource, it's always a lot of trips, a lot of acquaintances and a lot of attention should be paid to the film presented on the int

navalny or someone else, oh, what did you say to mstislav? do you want to apply like this, that is, i understand correctly that you have such plans to apply for the best documentary category. yes, there are categories for the best documentary film . but er, not much was released this year, and it er surprised us, there are not many large documentaries about ukraine, and i believe that it is absolutely necessary to represent both ukraine and the topic of ukraine now on the island er, it will not be from ukraine, submission to that that from state press - this is the united states, maybe it's for the better. do you think it's because we haven't learned how to promote films yet ? i understand correctly, and for oscars , it's not only the quality of the film that's important . oscar's company is such a great resource, it's always a lot of trips, a lot of acquaintances, and a lot of attention should be paid to the presentation of the film on the international stage, i can't say whether we or we succeed or not, ukrainian cinema has already announce

streams, they knew in 20 minutes that it was russia who was to blame for the skripals, polonius, navalnyestigation, sanctions and everything else, whom we... for undermining northern flows, that the losharik struck back, that we tore something apart, blew something up, we frowned sternly, oh yes, sorry, sorry, how could i forget, we once again angrily demanded to be allowed to investigate, we the next one was told that who was here, so what did we do, we sent out the bastards, whom we know for sure, we stand for this, we fought against them. no, we did, what we did, that as a country, we delivered weapons that america fears to america's enemies, we said, oh you are so, then we are now north korea we will help as much as possible, no, we show that we are people of good will, we behave intelligently, we say how bad it turned out, but we are the last country in the world that will adhere to international law. and we will loudly declare that we will never, under any circumstances, use our nuclear potential , because what are you doing, we are people of good will, this is impossible, but it’s

also happened with litvinenko, and it also happened with this whole story called the poisoning of navalny happens to them regularly. this is their style, each of these theatrical deliveries. it was needed only to put pressure on our country in order to once again explain why russian diplomats need to be expelled. why do you need to give up? fulfillment of bilateral agreements or multilateral obligations in order to convince their audience, for example, not to take part in some russian forum, not to invest in russia. relatively speaking, to refuse full-scale interaction with our country. or, for example, not fulfilling what was promised to the visa industry. every time the performance was played out, there was no evidence of our country. no. this simply cannot be. i am now talking about those publications that are already beginning to appear in the west on this subject, despite massive western propaganda. the elites didn't manage to fool the public this time. you will remember their hysterical reaction to the resonant material published in february of this year by the famous american inves

organization of these so-called elections to those people who called to take well , for example, oleksiy navalnyher he should be sanctioned or not his supporters to participate in these elections on all on this territory of russia in all subjects, including the federation, which they consider zaporizhia, kherson , donetsk, luhansk oblast, the situation here is also interesting because the united states wants to include him in the list of spies, so to speak in order to get him as a russian citizen, but to bring him to the united states is obviously an element of some political game of washington in order to make a promising candidate out of the mass presidents in case something happens to putin. but i think that this game with imperialists of various kinds is actually wrong. and it is wrong, that is, if the west considers it possible to react to such things, then ukraine should definitely not limit itself in such cases when it is carried out an attempt at legalization with the russian authorities on the territories captured in ukraine, after all, these are our citizens, they must understand and s

oscar because we always have some oscar passions, we always want to win the oscar then we can't do navalnyomeone else, but you said to me that you wanted to submit like this, that is , i understand correctly that you have such plans to submit to the category of the best documentary . yes, there are categories of the best documentary film we just fall into this category in terms of style and we will try to do it, what will happen next is not up to us, but er , not much was released this year and it surprised us er, there are not many large documentaries about ukraine and i i believe that it is absolutely necessary to represent both ukraine and the topic of ukraine now at the oscars, it will not be a submission from ukraine , because the press association from the states is the united states . -is i understand correctly, and for oscar, not only the quality of the film is important, but also how big the advertising was, this is how much this is a decisive fact, ah, oscar's company is like that , it's a great resource, it's always a lot of trips, a lot of acquaintances, and a lot of attention

indirectly in these so-called elections in the occupied territories, and in russia , for example, oleksiy navalny called , well-known opposition figure in quotation marks, i would say russians, who is currently in prison in other prisons and called your supporters to come and support vote to take part in these elections in all territories of all subjects of the russian federation including the so-called our parts occupied by our regions ot how do you feel about this? well, i am to all russians i stand by the single principle that only every 200th person can be a good russian , so sorting them out now in the conditions of a full-scale invasion makes no sense. everyone who had the honor and dignity to oppose putin's bloody dictatorial regime long ago publicly declared this and in most cases, suffering from repressions from uh, persecuted in the literal sense by even the russian uh people themselves, they simply left the territory of the russian federation, everyone who is there , they are in one way or another either silent or we see uh loudly support the aggression that putin is waging with all hi

secondly, if the eyes of the west were opened to the fact that, you know, russia is not only putin, not navalnyly moscow- underground. the northern caucasus, which was included in russia only after the second world war , although not everyone believes in the effectiveness of national movements within russia, knowing how much trouble the same beets or chechen units in the russian army have caused in ukraine. in fact, what we see in the russian the federation, neither the majority of the russian population nor the kremlin elite, they do not see the need to change something in themselves in ukraine, on the contrary, they lock the nuts and strengthen the dictatorial regime, and it only grows and the population supports the scenario of disintegration. there may be different emphasis on weapons or on diplomacy, where the war was first ignited in the northern caucasus, in that of yakutia or more economically successful siberia, here the opinions of analysts clash, but here is what everyone agrees on: the disintegration of russia in the country is simply necessary if we go to the borders defeated russi

the russian opposition leader, alexei navalny, has lost an appeal against a new 19—year prison term,ges against him, which range from fraud to extremist activities, and described the accusations as politically—motivated and an attempt to silence critics of president putin. a prominent thai activist has been jailed for four years under the country's much—criticised royal defamation, or lese—majeste law. arnon nampa had said there should be a public debate about the role of the thai king. thailand's lese—majeste convictions have risen to a record high over the past three years. the speaker of canada's parliament resigned on tuesday, days after he singled out a ukrainian veteran who apparently fought for the nazis during world war ii for a standing ovation during a visit by ukraine's leader. this is when mr rota apologised in the parliament last week after facing growing pressure to step down. mr rota said he regretted his decision to recognise the man and accepted full responsibility. anthony rota told lawmakers from the parliamentary floor, expressing his "profound regret for my error

alexei navalny. then trump went on truth social and used putin's words to attack joe biden.e he was doing that, putin was giving a tour of the russian space tour to north korean dictator kim jong-un. really, that was happening all at the same time. u.s. officials say the two governments are actively advancing a potential arms deal. that is who the republican presidential front-runner is citing for political gain, a guy currently exchanging ballistic missile technology with kim jong-un in exchange for weapons to use against ukraine. as republican moderates like mitt romney start to jump ship, the rest of the gop is increasingly coalescing behind the same guy that vladimir putin is out there defending. >> well, there's no question the republican party today is in the shadow of donald trump. it's a populist i believe demagogue portion of the party. >> joining me now is michelle goldberg, opinion columnist for "the new york times." michelle, what does it mean for mitt romney, what does it mean to excommunicate mitt romney? >> it doesn't necessarily mean he was going to lose a pr

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interfering in the election, imprisoning alexei navalny. was much rockier between the two of them than a lot of people would imagine. especially seeing all the interactions now. you write how they both went into the first meeting not thinking much of each other. biden who this h worked on it views zelenskyy as this amateur and thought he wasn't expressing enough grat titude. and he was boxing him saying would you like nothing more than to draw us into world war iii, he once told zelenskyy. >> right. you have to imagine they have this symbolic relationship where there is this inherent tension that exists in parallel. so zelenskyy's job as president of ukraine is to try to get the united states to deliver him as much military support as possible to make nato membership as close as possible. biden's role as president of the united states is to help ukraine. but he also, as a child of the cold war, worries about the prospects for escalation. so in every meeting he asks this question. if i give ukrainians this, will it get us closer intoal confl

vladimir putin's dictatorship has jailed his main political rival, alexei navalny, and yesterday sentenceda-murza, a washington post opinions contributor, to 25 years in prison in a hearing in the case last week, he said i am in jail for my political views. for speaking out against the war in ukraine. for many years of struggle against putin's dictatorship. not only do i not repent any of this, i am proud of it. mr. kara-murza has had his mother's say i felt like i fell asleep there and woke up in a kafka novel. who are all these people? the world is upside down, we are in the 23rd year of the 21st century. what's going on? to at a hearing in another case yesterday, election of all the said this about the kara-murza case. i consider this sentence as legal, unconscionable, and simply fascist. ivan pavlov, a russian lawyer who has defended russia's accused of treason told the washington post that this sentence quote, exceeds the sentence normally given to murderers. in fact, all vladimir hermosa did was exercise his constitutional right to express his opinions freely, pavlov said. this right

alexei navalny, cough cough, and then, trump won after social and used words to attack joe biden. jong-un. the u.s. says that the two governments are actively advancing a potential arms deal. that is who the republican presidential front runner is citing for political gain, a guy currently considering exchanging ballistic missile technology with kim jong-un and exchange for weapons to use against ukraine. and as many republican moderates like mitt romney decide to jump ship, the rest of the gop is increasingly coalescing behind the same guy that vladimir putin's other defending. >> there is no question that the republican party of today's in the shadow of donald trump. he is the leader of the greatest portion of the republican party. it's a populace of the party. >> joining me now is michelle goldberg, opinion columnist for the new york times. michelle, what does it mean the g -- mitt romney and the gop, the ex communicate mitt romney? >> to me, i don't think that mitt romney was ex communicated. it does not look like he would lose a primary. he's quite popular in utah. i think wh

he could die tomorrow and be replaced by democratic, perhaps somebody like navalny who could take over. , i'm not sure -- >> his pardon your prognosis, the senate last eight, 9:10 years. even after vladimir putin dies and he is not losing strength, losing motivation whatsoever. >> i think it is likely to last year's. >> that's a tough outlook. >> very tough for ukraine. >> thank you so much for being here, really appreciate. it >> coming up, 6.8 magnitude earthquake devastating morocco. a desperate search to find survivors, when the 11th hour continues. continues. my mental health was much better, but i struggled with uncontrollable movements called td, tardive dyskinesia. td can be caused by some mental health meds. and it's unlikely to improve without treatment. i felt like my movements were in the spotlight. ingrezza is a prescription medicine to treat adults with td movements. ingrezza is different. it's the simple, once-daily treatment proven to reduce td that's #1 prescribed. people taking ingrezza can stay on their current dose of most mental health meds. ingrezza 80 mg is prove

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of that denying everything that russia has done, interfering in the election, imprisoning alexei navalnytionship with president zelenskyy, which, initially, was much rockier between the two of them, and i think a lot of people -- especially seeing all the interactions they have had now and you write about have a won't went to their first meeting not thinking -- biden, who worked on ukraine as vice president, viewed zelenskyy as an amateur and thought that he was not expressing enough gratitude. you write in their calls the biden kept boxing zelenskyy on the ears for trying to drag him deeper into this war. and you quote him messing, you would love nothing more than to draw us into world war iii, he once told zelenskyy. >> right. so, you have to imagine they have the symbiotic relationship, where there is this inherent tension that also exist in parallel. so, zelenskyy job -- military support as possible to make nato membership as -- as possible and biden's role as president of the united states is to help ukraine. but he also, as a child of the cold war, worries about the prospects for e

including the opposition leader, alexei navalny, who was just sentenced to another long jail sentencepolitics, the washington post contributor, and our longtime friend, vladimir caramel to. courts it was arrested in april 2022, the day after appearing on the show for daring to speak out against putin and his war in ukraine, including just calling it a war, something that is now illegal to do in russia. karen moore's, who now suffers from multiple health issues, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison, yet, throughout it all, has remained defiant, bravely standing by his beliefs. last, week the washington post went for an important piece by him called, change will come to russia abruptly and unexpectedly. in which car more that uses russian history of revolution to argue that another one is inevitable, and will happen suddenly in the foreseeable future. notice on your screen, read and. sheriff tweeted it out as well. as for how the washington post was actually able to obtain the peace? in emotional editors note explains, quote, on september 4th, authorities at the moscow detention cen

. >> did you order alexi navalny's assassination? >> translator: of course not. anybody. that's one. number two is i want to ask you, did you order the assassination of the woman who walked into the congress and who was shot and killed by a policeman. do you know that 450 individuals were arrested after entering the congress, and they didn't go there to steal a laptop, they came with political demands. >> tucker carlson's calling his a block back. that's remarkable. it's unclear to me whether the right wing media is parroting putin or whether putin's parroting the right wing media. the bottom line is they're all saying the same thing, and it's all designed to aid donald trump. . >> yeah, it's an astonishing turn of events, and i might add, this is a nonpolitical statement, but quite clear to me if trump were reelected and came back into office, it would likely be the end of nato. he had discussed withdrawal of u.s. deterrent forces from south korea, a modest number, 20, 30,000, he talked about charging the japanese for presence in the island. i can see a utter di

streams, they knew in 20 minutes that it was russia who was to blame for the skripals, polonius, navalnylosharik struck back, that we tore something apart, blew something up, we frowned sternly, oh yes, sorry, sorry, how i might have forgotten, we once again angrily demanded to be allowed us before the investigation, we were once again told that who was here, so what did we do, we sent out the bastards, whom we know for sure, we stand for it, we fought against them. no, we did what? so we did what as a country? we supplied weapons that america fears to the enemies of america, we said, oh you are so, then we will now help north korea as much as possible, no, we show that we are people of good will, we behave intelligently, we say how bad it turned out, but we are the last country in the world that will adhere to international law. and we will loudly declare that we will never, under any circumstances, use our nuclear potential, because what do you think is possible, we are people of good will, this is impossible, but well, it’s clear, but we have good things, what are you suggesting? , bu