this is a show about "the new york times". aspects of "the new york times" you don't know about. and you haven't heard about and you have not been taught about. i have been studying this for a long time a number of professors and scholars and experts and researchers. extensively about "the new york times" yet it is censored. don't talk about it. it is the gold standard and the queen of the round. all of the news that is fit to print but yet day in and day out this newspaper attacks the foundational principles of this country. day in and day out it pushes a radical american marxist agenda. this is a corporation. what do we know about this corporation? it is worse than fake news to try to take down elected president donald trump to push them out of office supporting both impeachment and criminal investigation still support the various prosecutors that are investigating the former president and on and on. the 1619 project which seeks to undermine our nations history. and every one of the radical agenda items pushed by "the new york times". but we need to know little more about "the n

the new york times is not alone, all the other news operations copy the new york times. ork times, they want to be the pinnacle of reporting, the free press in america. it is dead. mostly because of the new york times and the washington post. ladies and gentlemen, i will see you next time on "life liberty an steve: good evening i hope you're having a wonderful memorial day weekend welcome to the special -- an tradition that we hope will be the counterrevolution to the viciously destructive ideology that is what the nation and most of the western world for that matter over the course of the last few years. in ideology the elon musk has called a dangerous mind to destroy civilization. this ideology this new secular religion isn't woken some, it's taking over a

that other historians can take advantage of their excavations and/or secondly placing them at "e new york timeshives, which i believe has been cited at the new york public library. i believe that storalso is of significance and of moments for us in the united states because there has been this mytthat has been created that united states and the haitian revolution were twins, even though we know, as i begin my book on that haitian revolution, george washington was quite nervous about the eruption in haiti in august 1791, and this wa uerstandable haitian culminating in 1804 let to the general crisis of the entire slave system in the americas that could only be resolved with this collapse. therefore, the united states was probably second to france in being an antagonist of the haitian people. from their point of view, this was a reaction to the fact that many of the slave revolts in united states had haitian fingerprints all over them. i'm speaking of virginia in the 1800, louisiana in 1811, about a decade later in south carolina. selling in and out of haiti before the direction in charleston, sou

i worked for the new york times, _ and what the new york times puts on a1... - the legacy goes, almostlput on the cover- of their page would reflect. what the new york times do. on exactly with the new york times chose to do. _ that's kind of what i twitter has become. twitter has become i the a1 for the nation. so even if an individual is not on twitter reading tweets, i they are absorbing news in some capacity, and that news - and whatjournalists think is important, i and whatjournalists. are seeing, that issue trickles down to twitter. so it all trickles down, even if you are not - directly on the platform. when you say �*a1' you mean the front page of the new york times. i apologise. the front page of the i new york times, yes. and as we close this addition i am interested to hear the three of you respond to vivian's point, which is really all of our discussions about how we all consume news, where we all find information, where we discussed the world we live in, all in some ways connects to twitter and connects to social media. chris from the telegraph, would you agree with that, t

not too long ago the publisher of the new york times. was asked if he thought the new york times would still come out in on paper on in print newsprint. in five years and he said he thought it probably would and then they question her said 10 years. he wasn't so sure. the economic model simply doesn't work. and so it's changed a great deal and again put a great deal of the burden on the reader or viewer. absolutely and what you say is entirely true not to contradict it all but i think it's also true that the new york times is taking us through an amazing renaissance of creativity where i see what they do with their online resources instead of having a little bit of real estate on the front page now they can put a great deal more material in front of me for the world for the opinion for the metropolitan for the sports for four, of course the front page and i can search at all and i can click on the video and i can click on the live links and i get a much greater experience. i was the guy who used to stay up after midnight when i lived in g

"new york times" said g.o.p. stoked beliefs that lead to the killings. eeks ago,y explained role of the "new york times" in promoting stalin. and they broadcast re, that is what "new york times" has done. and their ancestors owned slaves, how do you get from the buffalo slaughter brent, which is horrific, to immigration? i mean, this killer was focused on black-americans. that is why he went there. that is why he killed. he rejects conservatism in his writings, he said he is a socialist. he didn't despise democrat party or cnn or "new york times" or "washington post." >> you know. this goes to the politics of the obama administration. which is trying to divide america by race. trying to divide america by class. trying to divide america by gender. this is what they wanted to do, this is how barack obama won the election. this is how he did it one way to do that, that look -- let me ask you about white supremacist. they say that the kkk has 4,000 members in a nation of 333 million, if cnn stopped doing documentaries it might disappear for good. do you know

according to one measure, by "the new york times," fox's top political pundit, tucker carlson, has spewed rhetoric that echos replacement theory at least 400, 400 times on his show since 2016. 400 times. this is a poison that's being spread by one of the largest news organizations in our

it then made the sunday edition of the new york times and my sales went up three times. and then the week after it appeared in the new york times sunday edition. to show you how crazy the new york times is i became an editor's choice. so the the editors of the new york times repudiated their own reviewer. so it just goes to show you if any of you are familiar out here with fairhaven. i probably am a reject from fair haven. and i'm not sure where to go with a question after that. but i think what i would ask is. what? why is writing about richard nixon still so controversial? there are several reasons, but i think the main reason is one of the reviews that i received which was a nice review. it wasn't bad it. it said i can't see it. i mean dixon was so bad and kennedy was so good. there's no way that this book that is written as well as it is written and the arguments that are made are so reasonable. it just it just it just can't be. and one of the reviews i got from a syndicate in canada was an important book in your water read it, but 60 years they've gotten it wrong gil

so if you ever cancel you "new york times" sub script and it you have because you're not insane. d chance that "the new york times" is still taking your money so again that is fraud and we hope it's rectified, but now we know how to keep their subscriber numbers. so the u.s. government has defunded horrible it's like torturing killed dogs for no good reason. nothing useful in science from the torture and yet dr. fauci spent $400,000 the tropicals and mesh cages were the been the death. so this is horrifying it should never happen how do we prevent dogs for me murdered just so tony fauci can spread more money around. the morgan on this for a long time to sing that lawmakers and that they're making. were grateful for her efforts and happy to welcome her tonight thank you so much. tell us how you can stop this our bill is actually directed people who adopt at shelters. >> it's what dogs and cats should have which are posted at shelters, humane societies, or sucrose so that people who are adopting understand what exactly the expectations are and having an animal. >> tucker: with that

times in four years. why is that? well, new reporting from the "new york times" suggests one answer to that question. treasury secretary steven mnuchin was visiting saudi arabia and the united arab emirates and qatar and kuwait to stir up new investments for himself. not for the united states. which is a thing that's called self dealing. and it is a thing that we're not supposed to do. last month, "the new york times" reported on truly remarkable sums of cash that the various gulf monarchies had invested in private projects being run by steven mnuchin. as well as projects for trump's son-in-law white house adviser jared kushner. and the monarchy started paying out these funds almost as soon as those guys left the trump administration. last year after trump was out of office, the saudis gave steven mnuchin a billion for his new investment fund. they gave jared kushner $2 billion. and they did this even though saudi arabia's own investment advisers explicitly recommended against it in writing, because they determined that, kushner had no experience, he in h-no other investors, their due diligence on kus

"the new york times" in a piece that trashes extended school shut downs.vid had shut downs, they shut down disney like on the tea cups. remote instruction took over. districts made their own choices about opening up. some resumed in person. others stayed closed. i shut down my wresting class i ran in the attic. now we can compare remote learning and in-person teaching. the results are in. like cnn plus, remote learning [bleep] bed. according to my research, i had my assistants read out loud while i get a pedicure. students that attended school for all 20-21 lost 10% of a typical year's math learning. lucky to then, that number means nothing anymore. some stemmed from remote learning. others from family illness. students that stayed home most of the time fared worse losing 50% of math learning during the roughly 50%. if my high school algebra holds up, it's at least a third. now the experts agree inperson good, remote setting bad. or remote learning made it harder to corrupt children. maybe these numbers are not meant to get your kids back in to school wher

new york times. nt out, of course, i am not henry kistinger. this is a person who remembers the worst times of the cold war and the nuclear confrontation between the two blocs, the warsaw pact and nato, remembers detente, but also remembers return again to the worst times that have come. today, in principle, in this historical process. and that is why his opinion is found, it seems to me that it is quite significant, because he is a prominent representative of the american establishment. still, he advocates the cessation of hostilities for a neutral non- bloc status of ukraine, which is very significant. it seems to me that this is not only the opinion of the patriarch, but also the part. for those american elites who still more soberly and realistically assess the entry of hostilities in ukraine, it is clear that here initial hope. the west that the massive deliveries of javelins and other anti-tank stinger weapons will somehow slow down or reduce the possibility of the russian armed forces to initia

according to one measure by the "new york times" fox top political pundit, tucker carlson is spewed reddick that echoes replacement theory at least 400 times on his show since 2016. 400 times. this is a poison being spread by one of the largest news organizations in our country. now, to its credit this morning the wall street journal editorial board which is run by the same elites who run by fox news owned by the same people, the wall street journal editorial board right politicians and media figures have an obligation to condemn such conspiratorial notions as white replacement theory. thus the words the wall street journal editorial page. they are right but condemning racist ideologies and violence is necessary but hardly sufficient but it's not enough for outlets like fox news who simply condemn saturday's violence and condemning racist views them in terms of their regularly scheduled program. to have an impact in the fight against domestic violence extremism, fox news and their hosting to actually stop spreading dangerous ideas like replacement theory on their shows. let me say thatga ag

the new york times seem like a sweet person and admit it. that doesn't make any sense. what's true doesn't make sense unless you're the new york times and you trying to rip off your customers, which is the only way you can stay in business because you're so bad no normal person would ever pay to read you and ultimately the customer service rep sweet woman that she has made it clear that's exactly what's happening. >> i agree the this is definitely work. this is not not the way it works and definitely people have been charged after cancelation to like it's been this issue where we aren't able to cancel and then somebody forgets to come through and cancel it. this system needs to work. this is not okay. people have never been charged after installation quote that's what she admitted class action lawsuit. >> anyone. so if you ever canceled your new york times subscription and certainly you have because you're not insane, go check your monthly statement. there's a pretty good chance the new york times is still taking your money. so again, that's fraud and we hope it's rectif

discuss it, they want the eu absolutely themselves, and at the same time, this article is in the new york timese same time, the italian peace initiative, and it seems to me that everything is already, let's face it, they are tired of the wars that killed us. yes, that's it to put it this way, they do not appear at the same time, i noticed them now, it started on the ninth, it started on may 9, er , 9 may was determined, er, the nearest concept for the nearest time is the kremlin elite, putin's pitiful speech to demonstrate that they are ego the environment convinced him that the original goal of the war , which he set, was unattainable, and they, as if before the shot, reached a consensus on the idea of ​​gaining a foothold on the kherson-kharkiv line and using all their western agents to force ukraine to recognize these conditions, hmmm, peaceful change, and well, something you and now immediately down immediately from this very day macron behind the main meme downhemlyat otrazhenie humiliate russia in this i am not watching yours here kgb agent and very solid people of such crimea in the clos

and then answer the question post me i think new york times versus sullivan got it. exactly right the premise of new york times were sullivan as there's the open and robust debate about those who hold and run for public office and i think in order to protect that we need a standard like new york times or sullivan that limits defamation liability. so i think on this issue you and i very much in agreement. let me try in our last minutes to get two more questions in first is how would you recommend including information about disinformation misinformation in critical thinking skills in schools, and they about high school levels and above. is it being taught? so this is kind of like here's another area where i'm not an expert. i'm not an expert on on education digital literacy, but i have read what those experts say, and it is being taught and i think it's there's a really interesting dichotomy on the basis of age right now. so older people turn out to be more likely to share false election related disinformation then young people in part because they're i think less disc

the interesting part -- neither the nsc statement or what kirby said actually contradicts the new york times. the times did not say that -- was provided with the intent to kill russian military leaders or that they participated in the decisions to target those leaders decisions. but the pushback here says something about how the u.s. wants the world or maybe russia to understand its involvement in the war. nbc news has reported yet another story about how u.s. intelligence is playing a key role in ukrainian attacks. according to u.s. officials, u.s. intelligence sharing help helped ukraine to carry out the missile strike that sunk the moskva, the flagship of the russian fleet. -- about a ship sailing in the black sea south of odessa, u.s. officials told nbc news. the u.s. identified as the moskva, officials said, and helped confirm its location, after which the ukrainians targeted the ship. tonight, the new york times is also independently confirmed that report. so, what does this reporting mean for the ongoing conflict in ukraine, and how should we interpret this response that it is generat

the new york times should be treated with us as a confession, but partial, and look how slyly. they provide information. yes, we americans give the ukrainian side, intelligence, this intelligence is used. this is the new york times talking about killing russian officers, but the intelligence on the location of the most senior russian military is not telling us the york times. we do not transfer in this regard. i would like to remind a few moments that may have been forgotten by the course of events in ukraine. first, back in those good old days in quotation marks, which were quite recently, the americans loudly announced that they had passed information to the russian special services about the impending terrorist attack in the st. petersburg metro. well then. written were grateful to the americans. now, after this article, the new york times has a question, and they conveyed exactly all the information about all the terrorist attacks that could have been prevented. or they, too, sit sitting in some office at home and decide. let's talk about this attack will be reported to the

wait until "the new york times" piece telling you elon musk is a racist. >> right he said that like at happened. it didn't take long for "the new york times" with this headline yesterday, elon musk left a south africa that was ripe with misinformation and white privilege. nailed it, tucker. the paper also tweeted elon musk grew up in elite white communities in south africa detached from apartheid atrocities eroded by antiblack propaganda. he sees takeover of twitter is a free speech when. it's predictable, quite evidently. >> i saw this yesterday and i tweeted bid all [bleep] out one part of the tweet, but all shared with you. this is the most disparate cabal -- i've set all day and a low even for "the new york times." it's the antithesis of judging by what one by the polity of their character. i'm just so sick of it. all they want somebody to racist on somebody as this. i'm blessed my kids have grown up with black privilege because i've worked my ass off and the greatest country in the world. there is smearing him anyway. and it's just unnecessary. but tucker was right, they've taken

to the personnel, well, we will return to this information a little later in this issue, the new york time newspaper today published an article stating that this was given by american intelligence, they say. uh, hmm, they help vsu in attacks on high-ranking russian officers and even allegedly allow real-time identification of specific military personnel directly on the front line. this sounds, of course, very loudly and in the eyes of a western reader creates an image for overseas intelligence services, almost omnipotent, but here the question is is it worth believe? and anton podkorenenko was looking for an answer. they are watching the progress of the russian special operation in ukraine through the keyhole. this is the name of the type of reconnaissance satellites that the pentagon uses, data is immediately transmitted to ukraine, the new york times writes, here is the headline of an article in the spirit of what, in quotation marks, big brother sees and knows everything about the movements of russian units, allowing ukrainians to accurately aim selectively shoot at, for example, office

tonight "the new york times" has independently confirmed that report. so what does this reporting mean for the ongoing conflict in ukraine? and how should we interpret the response that it generated inside our own government? joining us now is the "new york times" national security reporter julian barnes, he is the lead by line on that story, about u.s. intelligence being used to target russian generals. julian, thank you for joining us tonight. i have to ask you, you've been doing this for a long time, you report on these things, sometimes the government doesn't like what the press reports on stuff, this has had an unusually strong feeling of pushback. why? >> look, i think the u.s. officials are very worried about the escalation situation. they're very worried about putin going out what they call the escalation ladder. and you're right there. was some very sort of strong language out of the nsc and the pentagon, but they weren't really disputing what was in our story. we weren't saying there was an intent to kill. we didn't use that language. what we'

elizabeth: the quickest way to ruin your reputation is writing to head like the "new york times" doingicious attacks and not fact checking them. how they're like their journals get away with that part i want to talk to about this gop attorneys general missouri louisiana they're suing president biden, jen psaki, marcus and biden officials they are alleging collusion to censor hunter biden's laptop potential lab a leak. we looked into it, what they are saying is they are digging into what the candidate joe biden did on the kent pain trail that he repeatedly threatened big tech immediate social companies were not doing enough to censor trump and his team for they sat down for "new york times" editorial board and biden threatened to yank section 2:30 but they did not did not censor more. >> while that is a true collusion. remember all this with the hunter biden laptop but you just missed the just missed the story is russian disinformation then the swamp jumps in. giving them their mission and okay disinformation even though they have no evidence supporting that they admitted not having any

allow the other side to dominate at the ballot box. >> let me ask you about reporting in "the new york times" about the war in ukraine. u.s. officials have revealed to "the new york times" the united states has been providing realtime battlefield intelligence to ukrainians giving them a critical advantage over russian forces. the times reports that the intelligence apparently has helped ukraine target russian generals 12 of which has been killed during the war. but the nsc said while the u.s. provides intelligence to help ukraine defend itself, the intent is not to kill russian generals. the kremlin responded this morning by saying it is well aware of what the united states is doing but it won't stop russia from reaching its goals. nbc news has not confirmed "the new york times" reporting. so peter, this is in your paper this morning. we've talked to many experts over the last few hours who have said it is not surprising in addition to the military aid coming over, there is training from the united states, of ukrainian forces and, yes, the sharing of intelligence where the ukrainians could f

send photos and videos to the headquarters of the all-russian headquarters - this is what the new york times says, the effort of the biden administration on the international channel trt. world former deputy head of nato intelligence chives emphasizes that the pentagon is also officially talking about military intelligence in favor of kiev well, yes, there is no doubt that the united states provided extensive information to the ukrainian military from the experience of previous nato operations, we know that american intelligence plays a key role and the united states provides most of the intelligence in this particular case to the pentagon oficia. he stated that washington provides kiev with real-time combat intelligence, nato satellite echelon, intelligence is associated with aviation, these are types of aircraft that are collectively called powerful avaks high-altitude radars of at least a dozen reconnaissance aircraft. constant runs, describing an oval, near the borders of nato from the baltic countries, from poland and the black sea region, the resolution of the equipment allows e to hig

you're reporting for the new york times reads at least 357 sitting republican legislatures in closely contested battleground states have used the power of their office to discredit or try to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. the tally accounts for 44% of the republican legislators in the nine states where the presidential race was most narrowly decided. in an interview with the times, trump acknowledged he is looking for candidates who want state legislatures to have a say in naming presidential electors. a position that could look politicians short-circuit the democratic process and override a popular vote. this comes as candidates like pennsylvania's gop nominee for governor, doug mastriano has fait this election cycle bending over backwards to gain trump's indoor summit. mastriano let his states stop the steal movement pushing to reverse biden's win and state, even though biden won pennsylvania by about 80,000 votes. mastriano's democratic appointment, josh shapiro calls him exclusive extreme and dangerous. >> my opponent wants to take us to a divisive and dar

that is just one of the key sentences from a brand new and highly detailed investigation by the new york timesry of cable news. 14 new york times journalists reviewed every single episode of tucker carlson's fox news show, to analyze patterns. more than 1100 bought were viewed in all. here is just some of what they found. carlson uses the narrative of they, meaning the so-called ruling class or anything they don't like. and you, the fox news audience, are overwhelmingly white and older. the poll found that carson talked about the ruling class in more than 800 shows out of 1150. the times also reports of that carlson regularly invokes the conspiracy theory known as replacement theory. the racist theory that immigration and falling birth rates mean that white people are being replaced. that narrative was found in more than 400 of the episodes. another interesting trend reported by the times. times reporters counted the words in every one of tucker's monologues. in fountains the of gotten much longer over the last two years. you can see in the graph on the screen. the show has increasingly become

even the new york times it gets as much the ukrainian military is collapsing, none the less, washington and its allies continue to pour in money and arms. it's crunch time for kit. ah. to discuss these issues and more, i'm joined by my guess, george samuel leon, budapest. he's a podcast or at the goggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we have to meet bobbins. he is a political analyst and editor and interest me internet media project. i generally crossed off rules and the fact that means you can jump anytime you want. and i would appreciate i. let's start out with george and in budapest, i'm sure you came across the tauriel piece and the new york times. and it's that we see now cracks in this narrative, that is all pervasive as matter fact enforced by. so social media that is much as they want to support the ukrainians. the facts on the ground are working against them and policy has to adapt to it. and it's basically kind of aim shot over the bow of the bite administration. i am asking them, are you in touch with reality essentially, what did you take away

i'm sure you came across the tauriel piece and the new york times. and we see now cracks in this narrative that is all pervasive as matter fact enforced by. so social media that is much as they want to support the ukrainians. the facts on the ground are working against them and policy has to adapt to it. and it's basically kind of aim shot over the bow of the bite administration. i am asking them, are you in touch with reality essentially, what did you take away from george? well, i think it is clear indication of the divisions within the u. s. lead, obviously, if they're some of the people in the pentagon and in their intelligence, well, giving realistic briefing, they say, look, this war is lost, there is no way you frame them when the war. now of course goes in opposition to all the people in the state department, all of the lincolns and newlands and others state their reputation on this notion the ukraine can win this war. this is also meeting with great possibilities in the u. k. where our french foreign secretary lists trust again came out with

lynsey addario pulitzer prize-winning for the journalist for the new york times. thank you so much. >> for decades, kansas has been at the center of the abortion wars. from wichita in the 19 80s and 90s to the massive protests in 1991, to the assassination of dr. george taylor in 2009. a landmark state supreme court ruling in -- affirming abortion rights. now, a woman's right to choose might be up in the air once again in cannes kansas. i will speak to sharif davis, congresswoman, after this. sswoman, after this. were delayed when the new kid totaled his truck. timber... fortunately, they were covered by progressive, so it was a happy ending... for almost everyone. so it was a happy ending... andrea: this is the hardest thing we will probably ever have to go through. st. jude has given us transportation, treatment. to know that we don't have bills, they take every other stress off of your shoulders. (dad allen) you know when you see a great deal on a phone, and then realize it's not for you? not at verizon. (mom allen) yep, they just gave us all a brand new iphone

we will see you again tomorrow. >>> still ahead on "way too early," "the new york times" peter baker ent biden's off-hand remark about defending taiwan against a possible attack from china. biden veered offscript and it certainly is not the first time that's happened. more on that, and extra from the president's trip to asia when we come right back. who works from home, and then works from home. but she can handle pickup, 6 poise under pressure and poise in her pants. it takes poise. time. it's life's most precious commodity, especially when you have metastatic breast cancer. when your time is threatened, it's hard to invest in your future. until now. kisqali is helping women live longer than ever before when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant... in hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's proven to delay disease progression. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor righ

gerry: speak of the "new york times" he got a for the "new york times" nobel prize-winning economistis column this week. i would argue a direct line from the curve to generate the six to buffalo. the curve is idea the theory that was very influential in the reagan years if you cut taxes you actually improve cap the economy but you will increase revenue to the government he is saying essentially he is making the argument that essentially anybody who supports her pebble to and conservative ideas is fundamentally a murderer and a terrace. that's where we have gotten to is and it was the tenor the debate in this country. >> assist political opportunism at it's worth taking a tragic killing and tragic it was and a weapon rising that for eight narrow political and that is shameful, it is disrespectful to the lives were taken on that day. there is a different direct line to draw though generates them when jason was starting to draw the direct line mission what happened and what keisha and what happened in this recent tragedy in buffalo and it is this a parade there actually appears to be a

researchers tell "the new york times" that earlier periods may be linked to several factors, including obesity, chemicals in certain plastics, and stress. in some cases, trauma from sexual abuse. they say early puberty can increase the risk of depression, anxiety, and substance abuse. >>> there's growing concern about the virus known as monkeypox. doctors believe there are cases of it right now in the u.s. as well as else where in north america and in europe. and even though it's a rare illness, the government is said to be spending a lot muchof monn it. the number of confirmed or suspected cases of monkeypox worldwide is now 106. doctors in at least eight countries, including the u.s., are now treating patients potentially infected with the rare illness. health officials in new york city are now looking into a possible case one day after a massachusetts man became the country's first confirmed case this year. doctors say some recent cases include patients who had no travel history to a country where the virus is endemic, suggesting community spread. >> most signs have been outbreaks i

according to one measure by "the new york times," the top and comic tucker carlson has spewed rhetoric that echoes the replacement theory at least 400 times on his show since 2016. 400 times. this is a poison that is being spread by one of the largest news organizations in the country. now to its credit, this morning "the wall street journal" editorial board which is run by the same elites that run fox news, owned by thehe same peopl, "the wall street journal" editorial board wrote that quote. politicians and media figures have an obligation to condemn such conspiratorial notions as white replacement theory. those are the words of "the wall street journal" editorial page. they are right, but condemning the racist ideologies and violence is necessary, but hardly sufficient. it's not enough for outlooks like fox news to simply condemn saturday's violence and shooters racist views and then returned to the regularly scheduled program. to have an impact in the fight against domestic violence extremism, fox news and their hosts need to stop spreading dangerous ideas like replacement theories

стрелает откуда стреляют я налила сом Ага спасибо mom the american newspaper the new york times publishesnts to new evidence in the murders of unarmed people by the russian military in the city of bucha near kyiv, the investigators claim that they managed to record the executions of at least eight people, most of whom were members of local detachments and defense, according to the new york times, those who were shot had no weapons, they were hiding in one of the houses where they were found by russian paratroopers, the publication published in the video from the surveillance camera from march 4, where it is noted that the russian military is leading nine people one by one, then the video cuts off , journalists analyzed satellite images and photos taken after the withdrawal of the russian army from buchi, thanks to which it was possible to identify some of the killed and restore the course of events about the shooting of journalists eight eyewitnesses said, in particular one of those who were taken to the firing squad, he managed to survive because the bullet did not hit the vital organs,

says it doesn't have boots on the ground in ukraine, but according to a breaking "new york times" reportth real time battlefield intelligence that enable them to kill some russian generals on the front lines. cnn has not confirmed that. joining us is someone who spent two years in prison for criticizing vladimir putin. this coming monday, may 9th, is victory day in russia, celebrating the day the nazi army surrendered. vladimir putin is expected to -- do you see this day as significant potentially for the war in ukraine? >> it's a very significant day for putin himself because the whole reason he started this war in ukraine because he has his own really absurd way of reading russian history. and because he lacks any positive program for russia, he does not have any positive prospects to show russian citizens. he goes back and looks at russian history. as you see it happening with the u.s., things like that, making united states great again. and a lot of people hear that yet he's going to call for mass negotiation. >> to watch the assault that's going on on the steel plant in mariupol, it