navalny, when it was not yet fashionable, when it was not yet mainstream, how would you evaluate thisucated by that time, because i caught him from the very beginning, when he was still just a blogger in zhzhe, and he represented the interest of the names, he bought some 0.00% shares and then receives. documents from shareholders, which means that he was actually leaking, some competing country was giving him incriminating evidence and he was pretending that he was some kind of investigative blogger on his blog, which means he was pushing this topic, well, that’s what he lived for, but... when political ambitions came to his mind, it’s already difficult to say how it is, well, apparently he decided that i’ll go there, i’ll go here, he liked that they were discussing him, that someone was giving him a microphone, that’s how he grew up, i started to fight with him, so to speak, well, actually not to fight, to oppose ideologically, because i saw that we, this is going in the wrong direction, this is wrong, it affects the brain, for example, in my company, according to age according to so

navalny shines and another article: the most popular in the camp of liberals.e amounts of money, who steal every day from all of us in order to pay for the bombing of peaceful cities. experts say the easiest way to spread fakes about the army is... to earn bonuses from western curators, a fairly new article, it has only been working for 2 and a half years, but it is very effective in relation to those individuals who pick up those fakes that are not true , they voice them publicly, for this there is both administrative and criminal liability, i think navalnaya will also be brought to justice for her statements criminal liability, for 5 months of public promiscuity, experts say, the former housewife: she said a lot, and if recently her record included only one administrative offense, participation in an unauthorized rally, then in the near future navalnaya may become a defendant in several criminal cases at once business navalnaya is a person who lives on money from the west, but again she is unemployed, she is homeless, in fact, she is a homeless person who was

and after a previous trial, navalny's lawyers were detained. >> navalny has been the target of a long-runningpaign of harassment, jailing, and even poisoning. and today, he received the verdict in prison, where he's already serving a 2 1/2-year term, standing next to his lawyers. in a new tactic, those lawyers were detained by police after the verdict was handed down. >> seth: not only have trump's lawyers not been detained, they're on tv all the time. some of them can even be found livestreaming their birthday parties. ♪ happy birthday to you happy birthday to you ♪ [ audio cutting in and out ] ♪ happy birthday dear rudy happy birthday to you ♪ [ light laughter ] >> seth: here's a fun fact. arizona authorities couldn't find rudy until he did that livestream. [ laughter ] they watched that, they're like, "he's wherever they have the worst wi-fi in florida." as soon as the happy birthday song was over, they tracked him down and served him, although rudy probably thought it was a birthday present. "oh, wow, a manila envelope! [ laughter ] i can take all my cake home in this." so trump's trial w

simply because the russian society is, that is, i will not win the elections, i am a conditional navalnyyone, and i will not win the elections, because if i say, let's give, let's strengthen the national element in they said, ugh, no, no, no, let's not make autonomy real, but let's just let them learn the language at school, let them somehow recreate museums there. "it will not find the support of the russian people, so i will not say it, i understand correctly, of course, it will not find the support of that part of the population of the russian federation that thinks of itself as the imperial people, the collective multinational russian people, like the people of russia, but you say there is no dialogue, there is no dialogue in the elites, including in the opposition elites, there in moscow, st. petersburg, dialogue about this, about national rights, well, about rights in fact, on the russian, well, like, the right of self-determination of the sub-russian nations, this dialogue must be started by these nations themselves, and they are gradually starting it, including with the help of u

against russia, he didn't vote for resolutions denouncing the detention and assassination of alexei navalnyhe military support for ukraine, he didn't vote for the support of ukrainian refugees. all of this in the european parliament. that is the record of your party leader. are you still basically a pro—putin, pro—russia party? this is again political bashing by macron�*s government. but we are very clear on ukraine. we are very clear on the fact that russia attacked ukraine and that we in the national rally, we want ukraine to be able to defend itself against the russian aggression, we want... with respect, i'vejust heard mr bardella say that he would not be giving ukraine missiles, long—range rockets. yeah, but we don't want to escalate the conflict. we want ukraine to be able to resist and to show up in the peace conference in a very good shape, from a military perspective, so that we can then avoid escalating the war, but we can, at the international level, make sure that ukraine arrives in good shape and can really negotiate a peace and would not be obliged to accept conditions which a

remembered artemy’s bright public appearances, from debates with alexei navalny to an enchanting conversationh the artist pavel shevilev. we checked his political intuition, relying on materials from his blog, which youtube blocked, as well. first of all, this is very cool, although people don’t appreciate it, they think it’s a dictatorship, but it seems to me that he simply didn’t squander all the good things that he got when all these protests started, naturally my reaction was like this, that this is absolutely disgraceful, this cannot be done, the government would not be overthrown like this, if it were happened in america, they would have gotten it in the head right away, actually after it happened. how to restore an audience of a million subscribers in a couple of months, gain views, will artemy lebedev create his own video hosting, does a father of many children plan to add to his family, about this and more in the full version of the interview on youtube. it's time for active children's recreation. in the brest region , more than 65,000 boys and girls are planning to improve their hea

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journalists, christo grozev, who is on russia's wanted list and also of course, you did the film navalnyfilm out now, i'm going to talk about in a moment, but is ukraine right now in from your reporting? using american weapons to strike russia? and i believe he's got two new reporting about this strike that. happened against the surface to air missile system, correct? >> yes there's no question that it is the first use of american weapons into russian territory, into what the russians called old russian territories. we saw sufficient sleep, convincing video those today and even the russian military reports are conceding that this was american weaponry. this was a type of homer's it was the mls the vehicle driven hi maurice and we could identify at least two vectors from which it came. but what is interesting it came from near the border need near the actual front-line, not from somewhere very deep insight ukrainian territory, but yes, it is the first time that belgorod was hit with american weapons. >> and when when the russians warned of consequences to the us, you take that seriously?

it premieres this week in new york, christo and that's why i mentioned alexey navalny, your investigativethe fsb unit what happened to alexey navalny, the novichok poisoning this film goes through what happened to you. now and how people are even now that you are on the russia's wanted list, there are people that you've been tracking who had been trying to kill you i want to play a clip from it. >> i may have to change the place of life for my family because local police is telling mediators is not an easy place for you to be protected there are point too many russians way too many potential spies here that we are aware of i understand exactly how putin operates and now i know on par now plugging i hope people will watch the film because you also talk about how, when there was a decision to be made about whether you wanted to turn back, it was too late. the decision already been made. you had done the investigative reporting how how close are you to ever feeling safe again well, it depends on how long will have bad actors sort of running core countries. and i don't think that's going to b

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you know as you saw all the people showing to vote honoring navalny.you see that all around the world africa, south america obviously australia. i think reagan say the fundamentals support democracy. that's what real people want. i think if reagan were here, he'd say that, we need to cultivate. but he'd be very optimistic about future because he thinks he's talking about real people every throughout human history. i'm very confident that he would be optimistic. as long as we to stand up for freedom and democracy, do not in to totalitarians anywhere that the most arms we have are sending messages that bombs and bullets are about rhetoric than they are about actually fighting. and if we are strong, then that will produce both peace and a free democracy. thank you very

volkov, on the right, was a top aide to putin's late rival, alexei navalny.oken. the attacker fled. vladimir putin's re-election this year brought him to his fifth term, which will cover the next six years. >> russia. >> he enjoys support from nationalists who want to believe that today's russia is an exceptional nation. but putin also has weaknesses. it's estimated he's lost 300,000 troops killed and wounded. and russia has a population less than half that of the united states and an economy about the size of italy's. >> my hope is a country where government takes care of our citizens. >> anastasia shevchenko is free in vilnius, but she's wanted in russia for breaking her probation. these days she's streaming her own youtube show and sends medicine, food, and letters to political prisoners. she's become another voice to the isolated and the lonely and those like her daughter, who will never escape the new iron curtain. >> she was alone, no one next to her. i really feel very guilty about it. but i wouldn't change anything in my life, i think. >> why not? >>

against russia, he didn't vote for resolutions denouncing the detention and assassination of alexei navalny't vote for the support of ukrainian refugees. all of this in the european parliament. that is the record of your party leader. are you still basically a pro—putin, pro—russia party? this is again political bashing by macron�*s government. but we are very clear on ukraine. we are very clear on the fact that russia attacked ukraine and that we in the national rally, we want ukraine to be able to defend itself against the russian aggression, we want... with respect, i'vejust heard mr bardella say that he would not be giving ukraine missiles, long—range rockets. yeah, but we don't want to escalate the conflict. we want ukraine to be able to resist and to show up in the peace conference in a very good shape, from a military perspective, so that we can then avoid escalating the war, but we can, at the international level, make sure that ukraine arrives in good shape and can really negotiate a peace and would not be obliged to accept conditions which are not acceptable from a ukrainian persp

did not vote for the resolutions denunciating, uh, the detention and the assassination of alexei navalny support to ukraine. he did not vote for the support to ukrainian refugees and their children, in the european parliament. so... i'm not sure that deep in his heart he has changed his mind suddenly. if he did, then this is hypocrisy. if he did not, then this is lie, basically. the thing is that the pitch of the right and the further right in france would be to ask whether they, the french public, want more of macron�*s idea, that is ever more power vested in brussels. he wants to see european security integrated. he wants to see a european army. he keeps talking about strategic autonomy from the united states. what evidence is there that french people want more europe, according to the macron vision? the, the first, the president macron does not always want more europe. he wants more europe when europe can help overcome the biggest challenges. so he doesn't want a european army, at least not in any of the short or the medium term. well, what does he mean by strategic autonomy, then? st

russia left, but russia is not from him, he is a former one. just the chief of staff of the electoral navalnyte democrat, as he writes about himself, a foreign agent and so on, wanted in russia, and here he writes: the appointment, i translate into ukrainian, the appointment of kaya callas to the post of representative, the eu for foreign affairs , then there is a complete cringe and spit in the face of anti-war and democratic russians, and ukrainians in my opinion ... in general, too, but let them speak for themselves if they want, and he closed these comments, only for his friends, and he comes, some, some person, says to him, you know, he says, maybe i'll even write back that i'm russian, because i'm ashamed, you know, he replied, sent him three letters in russian, that's the level for you, you know , a good russian, who was the head of the electoral staff, but one estonian woman wrote very well there, to him too, she wrote to him... that they have the right to teach ukrainians how to live, here they are, i look at those journalists, and lithuanians, and and everyone, they consider everyon

the former press secretary of blogger navalny has been coming to him for the last 10 years, practicingf western curators by demonstrating his worthlessness. ivan zhdanov, ex-director of the extremist fbk and also a potential defendant in the treason case, calls for funding neo-nazis. here the question is not so much about the aggregator, but about contacting those people, really, who can help, who have such opportunity, of course, this needs to be done both by the armed forces of ukraine, and by charitable organizations and for medicines, in the help of just some kind of bulletproof vests or something else, this needs to be done, foreign agents feel very at ease abroad, reveling in impunity, subject... in the look, and this is an agent from london in madrid. just look how much interest we are often criticized for not talking enough about our work, i am correcting myself, i was in... met with local foreign ministers and the ministry of internal affairs for several days and other ministries and departments that deal with sanctions related topics. in russia, she is expected to spend more

the air forces of ukraine and we understand how important this is for countering the russian winged navalny and also the government from... the issue of the supply of ascod infantry fighting vehicles to ukraine, which will be produced at the facilities of the santa barbara systemas company, this is actually an italian company, which is an enterprise that closely cooperates with an american manufacturer, which is also the owner of the technology and documentation for this car temp. deliveries, as the italian side says, 50 cars per year, but it is interesting that this year we already knew that the ukrainian company, ukrainian armored vehicles has already proposed to our ministry of defense to launch licensed production of these new askot bmps in ukraine, so we will see what final decision will be made regarding the production and delivery of askods. will it be only italian participants, or will ukrainian enterprises be involved as well. and finally, france has already reached practical steps regarding the supply of attack drones to ukraine. earlier this year, there was a statement from the f

union and support us militarily. you know, one of the good russians, the so-called former head of navalny'snal federal headquarters, oleksiy timofia martynenko, who lives in exile in stockholm , sweden, commented on the appointment of kai kalas to the position previously held by josep borel as follows: the appointment of kai kalis to pos... of the representative of the european union for foreign affairs, that is a complete cringe, that is, shame and spit in the face of anti-war and democratic russians, and ukrainians in general as well, but they will say for themselves, if they want, that these are the russians who are supposedly against the war, who support ukraine, why is this the reaction to kaya kalas, well... because this is a person who has always been, well, she even joked about the fact that she eats russian breakfast there, that is, this is a person who has always had a very strong pro-ukrainian position, well, why she has such a position is obvious enough to look at where estonia is on the map and who it is, what it is in terms of size, what kind of neighbors they have, that is, w

well, navalny. but there's no proof that he killed him. jordan: right, ok. yevgeny prigozhin.blew up or whatever. what about somebody like nikolai glushkov, putin critic? is that suspicious to you, his death? yeah, it's suspicious. absolutely. yeah. but can i say that vladimir putin did it? no. - no. litvinenko, do you remember him? i don't. well, let's just say he had a penchant for polonium. right. especially in his tea. he died a horrible death. it seems like the oscars style in memoriam for all the opposition leaders and journalists who have died under putin's watch is just like-- i don't know if john legend has the stamina to complete that. jordan (voiceover): as we were talking, kline got an unexpected call. oh, man, i've got to do it. got a call? yeah, rt thing. that's russian television that's calling? yeah. i mean, i have to ask, are you a russian asset? [laughs] well, if i am, i'm a bad one. jordan (voiceover): wait, was kline about to feed the propaganda from the kremlin back to russian state television? there's nothing democratic today about ukraine. jordan (voiceo

it ’s not bad, let them return it, in principle , they already tested it before that, well, look , navalnyson and without the death penalty, well, now the next ones will be simply shot according to the law, in principle, the more there will be trash from russia it is better to come like that, and also there for the western countries it is a very good indicator of what you see, this is the end of russia, well , what is there to negotiate with it, well, let them introduce this death penalty now, and then let them trade with western countries there sometime in ten years, to abolish the death penalty, to return them to the family of normal countries in the world, well, in principle, i say, well, if they want to introduce it, well , then some more russians will be shot there, if they want not to introduce it, well so they will be killed just like that, it's not like that of the law, well, i’m just afraid of another thing in all these stories, that we see that russia is really, without any jokes, turning into some kind of variant... we have north korea in front of us there a long, long time ago,

now that alexei navalny is dead, the question is, what happens? they would have to give him up.stand that there are negotiations going on. >> the word reciprocity that he said earlier, is that how you see it? >> yes. the other people mentioned in your story are not part of that negotiation. >> they are treated differently? >> yes. he wants to punish them for going to the u.s. and getting american citizenship. >> in terms of other possible russian intelligence officials or anyone else accused of as bni --, a senior state department official told us about the full spectrum of capabilities. german officials are talking about another possible arson attack. >> the europeans to not detain people just to exchange them. it gets really complicated when other people are involved. that will make it much more complicated. as far as we know, there is no one of high enough value. >> what to these activities say? >> putin thinks he is at war with the west. he is determined to win this war with ukraine. all of these sabotage activities , they had a deepfake video of a state department spokesper

themselves as political, as political immigrants, there they are mainly figures who grouped around navalnyher names, they actually cease to be political migrants, they begin to make statements that already boil down to calls for terrorist activities right on the territory. apparently the transformation of the ukrainian regime, the kiev regime into a more terrorist one, this is the only option that remains, which remains with the west, and as for russian peace initiatives, this is how we have seen these days, in all countries except western ones, the attitude towards them is exclusively benevolent and even i would say, it causes bewilderment that the westerners are not clinging to this... this straw is the last opportunity to save face, to save their political position, to understand why they do not take advantage of this opportunity, the countries of the world majority cannot, well, we can, because we are absolutely confident that the west will not move away from its positions of supposed superiority, from its colonial positions, and in fact primitive russian approaches to the rest of the

please, the press secretary of this same navalny, she wrote that she was donating money, even posted solidarity with foreign states and called on them, with some internal forces, to carry out a coup. well, this is already provided for in our criminal code, so in my opinion everything is quite clear here. but stoltenberg continued. phonate initiatives, and he managed to attack china quite seriously, and china has already managed to respond, let's listen to stoltenberg first. china plays for both teams. they support the russian military economy and share a lot of electronics technology, but at the same time try to maintain normal economic relations with european nato allies. at some point we have to consider the issue. or responsible party in the ukrainian crisis has always been committed to promoting peace, we would like to advise the parties concerned to stop shirking responsibility and sowing discord, refrain from adding fuel to the fire and inciting confrontation, and do something practical for a political solution to the crisis? well, mr. len said everything very competently, so i

this isn't navalny.come and he presented his evidence, and they came back and said, there is a case here. so they impaneled the jury. both sides got to choose. >> you can indict a ham sandwich. that is at a jury is good for. >> jon: okay, but generally, you wouldn't convict a ham sandwich because at some point, 12 new yorkers would say, that is a ham sandwich. [applause] >> and we will see what an appeals court does. you are putting me in an unenviable position of defending donald trump. i've been a long time -- >> jon: no, i'm putting you in position of defending the process that he was put through. that process has standards. you said it yourself. an appeals court is going to look at this. there are many safeguards within our legal system and he is getting the benefit of almost all of them, in a way that poor new yorkers will never get a sniff of! >> agree. >> jon: so he is getting due=ier process than anyone has ever gotten. just because you don't like the result of the election, our elections are a f

. >> little positions for the iranian women's movement for the navalny movement in russia, for the hong kong democracy movement. and they count on us to be a kind of a model or given example, we are still seen as the leader of the world's democracies coming up some less than model behavior. >> yeah, i think your fake eyelashes are messing up or nothing next sunday on the whole story, how to drag becomes such a target for the political right. >> do you think drag queen story hours can be family-friendly? >> know if they don't want to world of tolerance, state should be afraid. the whole story with anderson cooper next is sunday at eight on cnn the lead with jake tapper weekdays it for us with so many choices on booking.com, there are so many tina phase i could be so i hired body doubles to help me out splurge you, tina loves a hotel near rodeo drive tina talk to farm stay to ride this horse glenn close was millions are possibilities you can book whoever you want to be. >> that's my line. >> booking.com, booking dot yeah. an alternative to pills ball terrane is a clinically proven arthrit

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ashurkov, he worked for navalny, there is also some shmashurkov, which means there is also some otherroduct there, the product is rotten, there are few people anymore, i’ll explain why he, it did a disservice to a lot of foreign companies, because foreign companies ordered them to conclude, what will happen if we resign, if we leave the russian federation, because of sanctions, what will happen, they told them, sorry, i can be insider information now i will tell them they said, yes, a year or two, three at most. russia will fall apart, you will return and take everything practically for free, so what if you turned out to be wrong, and now companies, having lost money, are trying, i don’t know, to somehow return to the russian market, that’s all, and the ones responsible now are these same advisers, things are very bad for them now, as i already said, what pays well always ends very badly, now they are in a very weak position, and i am sure that now there are only two ways for them, the first is for... we are pulling out exactly those who like this character, like one former state duma

bit ironic, enrich that this is coming just months after putin's own fierce is clinic critic alexey navalny died in a siberian prison what do you think of this comment from putin's spokesperson? well, i know dmitry peskov, i had dealings with him and i wanted to say he's an extraordinarily accomplished propagandist. and this is just throwing another rock in the pool of the american political process. it is probably the case that putin wants trump to be elected in november because he thinks he's an easy mark and he'd rather deal with him because he thinks he knows how to manipulate it. but again, the russian chinese, iranian, north korea, and efforts here are to call american's faith in our base tick institutions into question if they can disrupt our own faith in our system, if they can cause us to grow increasingly distant from one another, they win regardless of what particular candidate wins. and i just think we need to focus on that and not lose sight of the threat that we face in the fraud or world from this kind of efforts to interfere in our political process and you know, it's intere

any case, i am dawn neesom navalny . i'm i am dawn neesom navalny. i'm still dawn neesom.day and there's lots more coming up on today's show now. we all love a bit of reality telly, don't we? but would you watch keeping up with the rees—moggs ? all of that and the rees—moggs? all of that and much more to come. this is gb news britain's news channel, but don't too far. getting fun. this. the problem with working with two. brilliant women, right, by the way, is now we're obsessed with some of the things we can't talk about on air. but they do involve ed davey shorts. okay all i'm saying for now. any case, this. if you missed it, you'll have to catch up. this is gb news sunday. i'm dawn neesom and we're on your telly online and we're on your telly online and on digital radio now. we all love a bit of reality tv, don't we? keeping up with kardashians, you know, jungle. but but but but but would you watch keeping up but but would you watch keeping up with the rees—moggs? not kidding. it's been reported that jacob rees—mogg has been approached by disney+ to, well, film a fly on

it is wrong and it is necessary to, as they say , overthrow the autocracy again, if you remember navalny. my view is the following: if something was built during the time of the union of soviet socialist republics and named after the heroes of the union of soviet socialist republics, leave it, it’s like a sporulation of heroes among terrorists; if a street was built during the time of the ussr, leave it. i'm asking where you want to live this is where i appeal to the local residents and alexandrovskaya or on kholdorin street they will not want to change their passports. not about cities, but about our city toponymy, about streets, then what is the purpose of the name of the street? the goal of the street name now should be that it does not cause irritation, we have it endlessly. does anyone get irritated by general antonov street, academician yangel street, or by anyone at all, why do you want to say what, what needs to be knocked down. okay, you see, if, if there is something going on in our society, there will be a clash over regarding what the street will be called, kholturin street o

. >> i mean, this is one step away from alexei navalny. >> you'd think that was the legal system of venezuelar some third world country, not the united states of america. >> communist show trial. you know, even north korea, even the former soviet union, went to a greater length to create the pretense of fairness. >> seth: why does stephen miller always talk like darth vader with a mouth full of peanut butter? [ laughter ] "i find your lack of faith disturbing." because, you know, if it wasn't for the way he talks, he seems like a real fun hang. [ laughter ] again, as we explained last week, the idea that trump is a victim of injustice is obviously ludicrous. trump got more deference and leeway than any criminal defendant in history. today, for example, he had a chance to make his case to a probation officer who will help determine what sentence he should get. >> trump is scheduled to sit for a virtual interview monday with a new york city probation officer. he will do it from mar-a-lago, we're told, along with his attorney, todd blanche. >> this probation meeting is to compile all the informa

they will start like navalny. they will end up in gulags.they will end up, as donald says all the time, send them to gitmo, send them to guantanamo bay. >> joe biden says he's running to save democracy. if trump wins, america is over . an orange revolution will usher in a racist dictatorship and the constitution will be replaced with the art of the deal. which raises the question if trump does win, why biden concede? a new op ed from the hill wonders what if it's biden who refuses to leave the white house? >> while speaking with some democratic friends, a reverse scenario was brought up, albeit mostly tongue in cheek. that scenario being that what if, quite ironically, it was biden who either postponed the election out of fear of maga unrest and rebellion or simply refused to leave the white house upon losing in november. >> makes sense. if trump's hitler and you lose to hitler, why would you willingly hitler? >> the keys to the white house. former united states assistant secretary of the treasury for public affairs. >> monica crowley. joins

i i mean, this is one step away from alexei navalny.his is a very serious t situation when you have the president of thewhen you united states taking his opposition and jailing them. what'se the next?is and you're seeing this like i said, you are seeing this in other states as well, where they are either finding, oh, this person will be my oppositio t thisn. cre i'm going to create a crime and match them to it, or they're takingate an people who have run and said, look, we want to make sure that they wa do it againin and we're going to find a crime and match them to it. a crimthis is incredibly danger. if the american people do note sedoe what is going on that we will have republicans jailed across this countrthe we'ly. it is extraordinarily scary >>mes in the united statese of america. you know, we'll get to this in a little more detail later range. but director wray has been warning in every appearance before congress that the dangers to this country has never been t as loud as it is right now. it's never been bad, is whatad he's sayi

okay, let's move on now to a question from navalny . question from navalny. >> hi. hi. should donald trump ever got put behind bars, do you think what's going to happen in america that's very interesting because, i mean, he said, there are intimations this week that he's really going to slam the judge when he if he becomes , when he if he becomes, president, which is possible. >> you know, i hadn't realised, but you can be president even if you're in prison. yeah, right. so what do you think about this nabina do you think, what do you think will happen? >> i think there'll be huge bloodshed in america. >> they've got a lot of crazy people there , i think he would people there, i think he would thoroughly deserve it. >> interesting . >> interesting. >> interesting. >> let's get the mic back to rosemary, though, because i do want to ask an american perspective. can i just quickly ask you, do you do you think that, people that they could lead to some civil unrest? >> i hope not, i hope not, i hope that people will be calm and that won't happen. but it could, it could. >> w

. >> i mean, i'm just thinking about the situation with alexey navalny.ean, this this is just devastating news for gershkovich's family it is. >> and one of the big problems here is the secrecy because the russians constantly say, we don't want any publicity. this should all be done, but behind the scenes, et cetera, et cetera, but also their legal system is very obscure. so that there is no question. i mean, they have to transport evan one would doubt that they will buy him a plane ticket to go to the venue for this trial. they'll probably put him on a train that can take a very, very long time. they can again, drag this out in every minute, is very painful. i'm sure perfect family and for evan and also for the united states absolutely. >> are jolt already. thank you very much for all of that. we appreciate. we'll be right back. >> this is a secret, war, secrets and spies sunday attempt on cnn lumina whitening strips, know peroxide, no pain. >> i can use them every day if i want what i want drink what i want papa aluminium strip ben. >> hello. >> my smil

wallets of the fund, which receives funds from western sponsors, there is no giving in... behind yulia navalny is the cia, the germans and the white house, also, by the way, not weak forces, and uh, who is there as their minions it is written, this time will show. after the beginning of the rage , experts say, in russia the so-called process of self-cleaning began; all those who , in general, never loved their homeland, left the country, or rather, fled in droves. trying to please their western patrons, all these liberal activists staged a relay race to see who could hit the hardest. outright lies, wildest fakes, various provocations and even extremist calls were used in russia and its citizens, but many did not think that the age of traitors is very is short, and as soon as their foreign masters no longer need them, they will simply be thrown away as waste material and immediately forgotten, but the homeland of their meanness and betrayal will never forget, all the crimes of these champions of western values ​​against their country have been recorded by law enforcement, and they will have to

russia as such, i suggest you listen to what vladimir milov, an ally of navalny, by the way, a formero the russian public that the empire is dead. it seems that we should rather draw an analogy with how in america they received for example, the afghan mujahideen, because the impression is created that these dissidents are political, political emigrants, they cease to be dissidents , political immigrants, but very sharply move into the category of such saboteurs and terrorists, so in general they clearly move into another category, therefore, the answer should, of course, not be... political, namely the answer from the special services, that is, even in the legal plane this is already moving into the category of the fight against terrorism, but the question arises, because we have had immigration in different periods of russian history, all the figures of immigration were then proud of the fact that they, for example, managed not to become puppets of western intelligence services, or not to go into the service of hitler germany, when they did, when they did. i think that a russian lega

look at alexei navalny, he was poisoned.ou going to try to tell me they're not going to try that with biden? they are under so much threat. all our systems of government are. we have senator whitehouse, if you pay attention to what he says, to have our whole system of government ruled by just a few people, it is scary. but something has got to be done about alito and justice clarence thomas. we can impeach these guys, but lindsey graham won't let us. we are going to let one senator, cruz, put our whole system of government at risk? and something has to be said about the debate thursday, because i don't think biden would have done the debate. i do not think it was just his hp he was not well. what was in that can of water that had his name on it? host: let's go to linda in florida, calling on the disagree line. good morning. caller: i would just like to say that we have a very fine supreme court, with a lot of frank personalities on it. a lot of people do not really understand the workings of our government. they really do no