pamela? >> sam kiley, thank you for that. >>> and joining me now is retired army brigadier general, the author of "swimming the volga." general, tell us, do you feel like this crisis is spiraling toward military conflict? >> good evening, pamela. thank you for having me on your show. this is deadly serious. it's hard to negotiate in good faith with the barrel of the gun basically faced at you. 100,000, 130,000 more forces in the hinter land, reserves, national guard, russian troops now in belarus and activity in the black sea and now we're trying to negotiate in good faith and we must because that's the only way we're going to work our way out of it and it's really dangerous. this is not now just about russia, ukraine, the west, nato, the u.s. this is a global issue. one data point i would say out there that is a wrinkle here, and i know you talked of it, in five days president vladimir putin is scheduled to be sitting in beijing for the opening of their olympics on the 4th of february. even

>> it's good to be with you again, pamela. you know, even as we were sidelined by yet another variant with omicron, my -- what i've been saying from the very beginning has not changed. my message is the same. that is to follow the science, listen to the infectious disease experts, work together with educators and parents and communities to make good decisions so that we can keep our students and educators safe and we can be in person, we know that is the best way for our students to learn and then third, let me just say, our third goal, pamela, is to make sure that we are prepared to continue our learning regardless of who those disruptions are, because we don't have enough staff or the infection rate gets too high, we're ready to continue learning for all of our students. >> so administration stance is that omicron is simply something we'll have to live with. the chief of disaster medicine at george washington university hospital seems to agree with that. let's listen to what he said. >> there is absolutely no way to keep omi

pamela?kylie in kyiv, thank you. >>> with the threat of war looming, ukraine is not front of mind for winter get aways, but tourism board launched a keep calm and visit ukraine campaign. you heard it right. it is borrowing a page from world war ii slogan keep calm and carry on. ukraine says there's no reason to panic. the situation on the border remains under control, the country is open and safe for tourists. they advertise ukraine as a friendly country with unforgettable landscapes and delicious dishes. and it offers tips for dealing with the risk posed by covid. how about that. >>> a bomb cyclone is landing in parts of the u.s. millions are under winter weather alerts. up next, we go live to nantucket to learn about damage from heavy winds and heavy snow. y multigrad and usda choice angus roast beef. for in-depth analysis let's go to marshawn lynch. what? man, you just ate the product shot! save big. order through the app. it was a tragedy. with knockoff batteries, little miss cupcake neve

pamela: and at tt moment id to be an astronaut. pamela: discovery's commander, pam melroy.ree times including my last flight where i commanded a shuttle mission to the international space station. pamela: houston discovery, i've a big loop for both control teams. pamela: the overall feeling is how gorgeous the earth is and it's dynamic. it's rolling by underneath you. you get a sunrise or a sunset every 45 minutes and you just can't believe you go completely around everything--everything that we know, everpiece of music, every person you could meet, you go completely around it in 90 minutes. michael: for more than 50 years, the rush to the stars has been limited to nations with vast resources. until no male: the cost is really plummeting because private companies are making it efficient. the things that used to be a billion and a half dollars are now $100 million, you know, prices are literally plummeting by a tenth of the price, a hundredth of the price, it used to be. and simply because it's cheaper, we can do it. brad: and i like to point to india, for instance. their mi

the author is pamela paul who joins us now on about books. pamela is the long-time editor f "the new york times" book review. your book. it is a reminder of what life used to be like before the internet before we constantly lived in a very rapid motion that i think is causing us a little bit of emotional whiplash so it's a rewind and saying remember all these things we used to do before we were online all the time and we used to get places and meet people and what it was to know someone as opposed to follow someone so it's a kind of look back at the cataloging of all those things. >> what are some of those things that we miss? >> i think it's different for everyone. some of the things i achingly miss our paper i miss lots of things like local newspapers that happen to be really important. you get maybe two or three or four when you used to get maybe 30 or 40 because all those papers use to have these book critics and editors and no longer do. i imagined some of the audience will feel the same aches and pains. i miss the ability to be at one p

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i'm pamela brown in washington. it's great to be back with you. you're live in the cnn newsroom. >>> a new year arrives and a new week awaits, and the troubling surge of covid infections looms over the post-holiday return to work and school. flight personnel and bad weather has led to thousands of flights canceled. that leads to problems getting home. today there was at least 1,000 flights canceled. >>> the west is in the grip of a shattering new spike of covid infections. the 7-day spike of cases has soared. experts warn it will only get worse. but the good news is, we want to make sure we emphasize this, hospitalizations are well below their previous peaks. the white house is urging people not to take the omicron variant lightly, though. the vast majority of the country seen in dark red is struggling with the surge of 50% or more in new infections. >> so it's kind of like a very interesting, somewhat complicated issue where you have a virus that might actually be less severe in its pathogenicity, but so many people are getting infected that the

hi, dan. >> hey, pamela. >> what a busy day for you. what's your reaction when you first saw the reports? is he really done? what should we make of all of this? >> well, there's been a slow bleed on this all during the week. a lot of reporters, football reporters. and you know, tom's sending out a lot of signals on his own camp. it sounds like this is where it's headed. and then yeah, espn, adam schefter's a very reliable reporter. generally dead on any patriots stuff over the years. when people saw that everybody just jumped on it, went with it de facto that tom was retiring. the timing of it seemed curious at that time. it still does. i believe it to be true, but we don't know that. and as you stated, you you know, being the reporter that you are, these denials are just about timing. they're not about hey, he's going to play next year. we're not hearing any of that. and i don't think he is. >> right. and you're pointing out the timing would be unusual because he would likely not make an announcement like this before the super bowl. ri

>> reporter: well, pamela, the u.s. is evaluating what other times of assistance they can offer ukraine as they are hoping to ensure the country has the defense needed in order to defend themselves against a possible invasion from russia. now ukraine's defense minister tweeted a short while ago that a second shipment has landed in ukraine. he said there's about 80 tons of weapons from, quote, our friends in the usa and, importantly, he adds, and this is not the end. now we know that earlier in the week the u.s. approved the transfer of american-made weapons systems from baltic states to ukraine. this includes things like antiaircraft systems and other measures. the u.s. is hoping the shipments, these types of military assistance, will not only act as a defense for ukraine but also a deterrence for russia. now president biden convened a meeting of his national security team from camp david on saturday. he was joined in person by his national security adviser and other top national security advisers including secretary of

>> well, good evening pamela.e sunday night statement from the secretary of defense, telling the press core that he tested positive this morning for covid-19 after exhibiting symptoms while he was worked at home on holiday leave. the secretary says his symptoms are mild, and following his physician's directions and that he will quarantine himself at home for the next five days in occurrence with cdc guidelines. he is fully vaccinated, has had the booster. he says he will, to the extent possible, attend meetings virtually from home that he needs to participate in. he will retain all the authorities of the secretary of defense, and the deputy secretary kathleen hicks will represent him in person, and other situations where he cannot be or cannot participate virtually. the secretary details that his last meeting with president biden occurred on december 21st, a tuesday, more than a week before he began to experience sym symptoms. he tested negative that morning, of the day he met with the president. he has not been i

>>> i'm pamela brown in washington, the top stories. >> we think it's highly likely that he is looking to invade ukraine. >>> the u.s. and allies tonight prepping for putin's next move. >> we are committed, jointly, in a bipartisan way to defend ukraine and to send putin a message. it will be bloodily and consequential. >>> also ahead, donald trump dangling pardons for the mob that ransacked the capitol, one of the january 6 investigators on capitol hill joins me live a and legendary guitarist putting spotify on the spot for misinformation. saying it has no business sensoring its content. here, on the cnn news room. tonight a new measure of the escalating fears that russia could soon invade ukraine, tells cnn officials to brief all senators on the crisis on thursday and tomorrow, the united nations security counsel will take up the matter, all of this unfolding as two senior american defense officials tell cnn there are indications russia has moved supplies to the border area as part of its military ramp-up. today, ukraine's foreign minister delivered a blunt message -- if russia wants

okay, so, here is the deal, pamela.le -- my mother was just talking to me about this and she doesn't know that much about pop news, she she heard adele canceled her -- postponed the residency. it was supposed to start last night at caesars palace in las vegas, but she said she was going to postpone things. we don't know about new dates or reimbu reimbursements. she only gave fan as few hours notice. we spoke to one of them, his name is james mason fox. he spoke to cnn and said he was on the flight to nashville, pamela, and when he got the news that the residency was postponed, he asked to get off the plane and it was too late, the doors had closed, so, he goes to vegas, he goes on tiktok, he complains that, you know, he's there, paid all this money for a hotel, paid for tickets and adele messaged him, said, come to this popup, he thought it was a joke, she's on facetime talking to them, crying with them. he got a bag with some keychains and magnets, he said it was the best night of his life. but i want to remind you guy

>> it's a great report, pamela. what i'll say is russia uses multiple types of covert and over attacks and maneuver option, that they hope will cause divisiveness in any country they are looking to persuade to to or influence to to whatever they want to do. none of this is new or unusual. most countries in europe, monte ne negro, lithuania will tell you that they have had experience in these types of areas. without divulging details, i used to receive intelligence about this kind of thing as the commander of u.s. army europe. and your question a minute ago about why are they putting this out there now? it's a great question. it's on the mark. because intelligence communities used to keep these things close hold. but now this kind of information, this publication of information is critically important to fighting back against what russia is doing. because they will continue to use these types of operations to influence. you know, the main issue of an attack that we have all been concerned about is just one of the man

i'm pamela brown in washington. the top stories this hour, questions swirling tonight after multiple reports that tom brady is retiring after 22 seasons in the nfl. meantime, millions hit by blizzard conditions. power knocked out for thousands. and florida on track for its coldest weather in a decade. >>> and reports that russia is moving blood supplies to the ukraine border. how an invasion there would reverberate in the u.s. and around the world. you're in the "cnn newsroom." >>> major confusion throughout the sports world tonight after conflicting reports that legendary nfl quarterback tom brady is retiring. espn dropped this bombshell earlier today, reporting that brady has decided to leave professional football after 22 seasons and a record seven super bowl championships. but now brady's agent sending ou out a slightly different message though not denying. don yee writing, "i advance the advance speculation about tom's future. without getting into the accuracy or inaccuracy of what's being reported, tom will be

and pamela, you know, i've been thinking about okay, what is his strategy in all this?the lack of understanding, of what exactly he is up to is part of the strategy. i mean, it he keeps the world guessing, what is president putin going to do and that gives president putin time for the nato allies, the europeans, the americans, everybody who, and, of course, the ukrainians, to begin to fall apart, for debates like this, should we have sanctions now, what kind of sanctions should there be, is he going to invade, that can be very divisive. if it keeps up and keeps up, it is something that can begin to pull people apart and that is part of putin's strategy. he wants the allies to break apart and just think about the war of nerves i was referring to. that's all part of it. >> of course, it's a risky strategy because it could also bring them closer together which no doubt, russia would not want. jill dougherty, thank you so much for the conversation. >>> mean time tonight, connecticut authorities say 13-year-old boy they think died from fentanyl exposure at school had about 1

so this is one of the reasons that the vice president, pamela harris, is here. again looking to strengthen that relationship between the u. s. and honduras, hoping to find a multilateral approach to addressing the, the root causes of migration from central america. looking for a more secure partner in seal mont, castro, in the new president of honduras to really tackle those, those rou christ, that those root causes of immigration. we should note, honduras is a top country of origin for migrants who end up on the mexico, u. s. border seeking asylum in the united states. and it was when it comes again to that larger political crisis that continues to play out in the country. many are hoping that this visit by the u. s. vice president will help to smooth things over and secure a peaceful solution and a peaceful transition out of this political crisis. mirabella talking to us from dakota, called bon via manual. thank you very much. did poland had started building a $100.00 cologne and 80 kilometer wall on its border with bella, luce is expected to be completed by n

i'm pamela brown in for jake tapper. we start with breaking news in our politics lead. the supreme court justice stephen breyer, we're expecting him to announce his retirement as early as tomorrow. the 83-year-old who has served nearly three decades on the court plans to stay on until a replacement is confirmed. that replacement is now in president joe biden's hands. his first chance to nominate someone to the highest court in the land. today he refused to answer questions about breyer's retirement. kaitlan collins suggests, he is ready to fulfill a campaign promise on who he'll pick. >> reporter: with justice stephen breyer set to retire, president biden now has his first chaks to nominate a new justice to the supreme court. >> there has been no announcement from justice breyer. let him make whatever statement he'll make and i'll be happy to talk about it later. >> reporter: the president declining to go into detail ahead of a formal announcement expected tomorrow. sources say breyer informed the west wing of his decisi

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and it didn't have to be like this. >> reporter: moments after we left pamela's room, dr.went back with a message. >> your willingness to talk today. >> yes. >> is going to save people's lives. >> people's lives. thank god, yes. >> reporter: now, despite the massive surge in covid cases here, missouri's governor declared the pandemic emergency over three weeks ago. now, that emergency order gave hospitals flexibility to move staff around and add beds, and without it, they say they're struggling to keep up with the rising number of patients. norah. >> o'donnell: i pray that people are watching and listening. carter evans, thank you. well for the first time we're getting details in what new york attorney general letitia james says is significant evidence of fraud committed by the trump organization, outlining that it inflated the values of six trump properties, including his golf courses. the new information comes from a court filing by the attorney general in an effort to force former president donald trump and his two eldest children to testify under oath as part of the ci

pamela, thank you so much for being with us.reat to see you this morning and, of course, we'll be watching you this weekend, tomorrow night and sunday night as well. >> thanks so much. >>> here's what else to watch today. >>> coming up, the mother of ahmaud arbery, the man who was chased down and murdered in broad daylight, she will join us just hours before her son's killers are set to be sentenced. >>> unvaccinated tennis star novak djokovic denied special treatment from australia. some of the shade now being thrown by some of his opponents. some of my best memories growing up were cooking with mom. so when she moved in with us, a new kitchen became part of our financial plan. ♪ ♪ find a northwestern mutual advisor at nm.com we're getting destroyed out there. we need a plan! i have a plan... right now at t-mobile, customers on magenta max can get the new iphone 13 ...and t-mobile will pay for it! i'm talking new customers! i'm talking existing customers like ronald! the new iphone on t-mobile... let's do it! new and existing t

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and it didn't have to be like this. >> reporter: moments after we left pamela's room, dr. schlachter went back with a message. >> your willingness to talk today. >> yes. >> is going to save people's lives. >> people's lives. thank god, yes. >> reporter: now, despite the massive surge in covid cases here, missouri's governor declared the pandemic emergency over three weeks ago. now, that emergency order gave hospitals flexibility to move staff around and add beds, and without it, they say they're struggling to keep up with the rising number of patients. norah. >> o'donnell: i pray that people are watching and listening. carter evans, thank you. >> o'donnell: tonight, some sad news. at least two marines are dead after a military truck from camp lejeune rolled over on its side in jacksonville, north carolina. an official says the truck carrying 19 service members was going "a little too fast," as the driver tried to make a turn. in addition to the marines who were killed, two others were flown to hospitals. all right, tonight, many in the fashion world are mourning the death

host: pamela will finish us off, go ahead. guest: when i talked to republicans and democrats about this, there are several lawmakers who share a worry over how much power trump has. nixon lost the support of his party. donald trump has a lot of control, he has a very strong base that follows him. there were several people who went to the capitol on january 6 because they felt donald trump had called them to do so. that power over voters matters a lot when you want to get elected in the fall. it is a different time then when nixon was president. as long as donald trump has that kind of control over his base, republican lawmakers who need his endorsement to be reelected will look to him. host: natalie enters reports for the wall street journal, you can find her work on their website. she serves a >> c-span's washing. everyday we are taking your calls live on the air. coming up tuesday morning, we will discuss the biden administration's economic and tax policies with a senior economic advisor. then, a correspondent discusses a do

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. >> good evening, everyone, poppy harlow in new york in tonight for pamela brown.re you in the cnn newsroom. we are continuing our breaking news coverage outside of colleyville, texas, outside of ft. worth, a hostage situation continues there at the congregation of a beth israel synagogue. four people including the rabbi are being held hostage. two law enforcement officials are telling cnn investigators believe the hostage-taker may have been motivated by a desire to free a woman serving an 86-year sentence at a facility near this synagogue in texas. sedeki was convicted more than a decade ago in 2010 on attempted murder and armed assault on a u.s. officer, multiple u.s. officers in afghanistan. that is the latest developments. the white house is monitoring the situation in colleyville, texas. police there are asking the public to stay away from the area even as law enforcement agencies step up security at synagogues and jewish establishments all across the country. first let's begin with my colleague ed lavandara, you have been reporting on your drive there. you j

>> the truth is, pamela, it's about covid the straw breaking the camel's back but it's about everythingng off preventative surgeries for more than a month now in my hospital system, that means people with heart problems, cancer, or other things that really need to get operated on aren't having the chance to have surgery and see more likely to end up in the e.r. not from covid but from other problems. it's the fact that we don't have enough mental health workers or social workers, and so folks are ending up, again, in the emergency department with mental health crises that could be prevented. what we really need when omicron starts to fade which it is already startish to do in parts of the northeast is double down on fixing the system, getting more nurses, more cnas, more social workers, more physical therapists, train them out, and providing preventative care so we stop filling e.r.s with things that could be handles in other ways. >> we have to go in 30 seconds, but my question to you on this new study that came out calling into question whether just isolating for five days, as the cdc

i want to bring in cnn anchor and correspondent pamela brown. what have you learned here?n about more evidence, as you put it, of this plot to overturn the 20 20 election, an that is the fact that trump campaign officials, we've learned, along with rudy giuliani, who was really sp spearheading this effort were interclickatly involved. and this is marshal cohen, and dan, and it was a key part of their plan in this alternate reality to pretend like trump won the election and goal here was for the vice president mike pence at the time to accept these fake trump electors over the legitimate biden electors on january 6. we know that didn't happen. but leading up to that point, we learned through these sources that's there were multiple calls between trump campaign officials and state officials and they were really involved in the minutesha, picking out rooms to meet on december 14th, finding supporters that would be the fake electors, sending them these fake certificates to the national archives. they were really involved incrementally step by step in this whole plot to overtur

pamela brown, thanks so much. appreciate it. also in our politics lead today the house select committee investigating the capitol insurrection officially requested a meeting with ivanka trump. committee members say they have first-hand testimony that the former first daughter was at the white house on january 6th. and asked her father at least twice to do what he could to stop that violent riot on the capitol. what exactly does the committee want from ivanka trump? >> they want to speak to ivanka trump because as you said, she is a first-hand witness. we know she was with her father on january 6th during the riot, senior white house advisers asked her to intervene. nobody else can do anything. they asked ivanka to intervene. what is interesting about the letter, jake, is the committee has laid out specific testimony from former national security adviser to mike pence, keith kellogg, who is considered a trump loyalist, but he has been cooperating with the committee. here is the exact wording the committee has released from his te

. >> i'm joe mattingly in washington in for pamela brown tonight, you are in the cnn newsroom and we begin this hour with breaking news out of new york city where at least 19 people were killed in what's called the city's worst fire in three decades, among the dead, nine children, started late this morning in a bronx apartment building and quickly spread throughout two apartments, firefighters on the scene within minutes, three minutes, and make dozens of significant rescues, pulled several small children from the building as you can see in this dramatic photo. right now, more than a dozen people in the hospital with life threatening conditions, one woman who lived several floors above the fire described what she experienced. >> i panicked. i was scared. i was really scared. i was scared. i mean that's what really hit me. by the time i got to the exit and i had the mask on, i couldn't even see, i thought i went blind, i couldn't even see, so i was banging on my door to get back in. >> governor of new york saying new york city is a city in shock right now, joined now in the bronx, say

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>> well, thank you, pamela, for having us on. yes, it's very difficult for me to talk like this.itical, not pick sides, and i've never been active politically. but the events of the last couple of years, particularly the 6th of january has changed my mind considerably. we can no longer afford to be apolitical. i was a conservative republican my entire political life, i voted as such but never was active until 2016 when things changed and trump got ahold of the republican party and now it has lost itself, its way, and it's overwhelmed with cowardice. but i took an oath to this country that i would support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic, and my coauthors and i and the organization we work with closely, we're tremendously concerned about the threat internally, the threat domestically, within the military in particular. and so we need to start taking actions now to prepare for the eventuality in 2024 that trump will try to do the same things he did in 2020, which he got incredibly close. we're just trying to write an article

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the other thing that's interesting as pamela spry one, the former ambassador to a couple of different countries was name by joe biden. as the head of the panel investigating of anna central for the u. s. government and recently she was on a zone call with several of an a syndrome patients. and one of them asked her, they said, oh, what about the f b i report which was leaked and they said it was mass hysteria. you don't believe that do you? and she said, well, i'm holding open the possibility of mast psychogenic illness. right. after that, there was an outcry in she was forced to step down and people were saying things like, we're not crazy. you know, we're not mentally ill with that's not what mass psychogenic illnesses, mass psychogenic, illness doesn't mean that you're crazy. it is a collective stress response based on a belief. and everyone has beliefs and everyone is potentially susceptible. but professor sell me. that's what i am. lucas, so how cool? because, you know, you mentioned several in fact several 1000 examples though there is i could get it illnesses and some of them r

s. vice president, pamela harris, and the vice president of taiwan, have had already an opportunity to meet to, to sort of reiterate that commitment that the united states has toward recognizing tie one united states and honduras to of only about 15 countries of the world that recognized high ones autonomy from mainland china. the presence of let left his latin american leaders like vice president of gauge net of, of argentina, the invitation of gravity, and bought each of the newly elected president of sheila, sort of here symbolically welcoming humana castillo into this club of left. his latin american leaders manual, you said that the political differences have been put aside in order to be able to rely this suddenly to go ahead. but how tough to we think it is, foresee amount acosta on the government to get things done. once the settlement is over and done with and the that they move on to businesses, usually essentially it's certainly a difficult situation as we mentioned before, things are quite calm today, only a few hours away from an observation. but when we're talking about t

ah, pamela harris is the 1st vice president to go in with some joking that she was added simply because joe biden can't cope on his own. now they're hollywood smiles are recreated almost to realistically for some put them in the white house. it would have the same results or probably better. can we put them in the oval? they're about as useful as the real things outstanding job of capturing the likeness of both prison biden and vice chris and harris. historic because it's the 1st set of wax figures with the same amount of curriculum and mental capacity as the real versions. so how did we get to this point? well, when joe biden 1st took off his mainstream media, talked about it like it was a fairy tale he was sweeping in to rescue us from the nightmare of donald trump, he was going to re unify the country president elect joe biden, and vice president harris told the grief and regret out of the privacy of our hearts, if just for a moment so that we all could share it. he's going today to with a stroke of a pen start to take real action on the challenges that are facing our country. and th

you know, there's a problem when pamela scrathland, the former head of the bible, and a looking into this was interviewing havana syndrome victims and said, you know, i am considering the possibility of mass psychogenic illness. and she was forced to resign because of the public outcry. and i'll leave you with this. yes. align from shakespeare. a midsummer night's dream, or in the night? imagining some fear. how easy is of bush. suppose it a bear, in this case, we're looking at the russian beer. it's all psychology. yeah, it's fascinating too. and we are grateful that both of you gentlemen take the time out, especially on this friday. dr. bartholomew, i think for you and saturday morning, the talk with us. this is enlightening and this is an important discussion. appreciate both of you talking with us tonight. thank you. thank you to ah, could hitler have been stopped in 1938? that is the subject of the new film munich. the edge of war yet gets its streaming watch to day after a limited cinema release. the film is an adaptation of a novel by robert harris, and he said, against the ba

the crowds split into 2 sides on the national mall to pamela each other. with the freezing miss organizers coordinating their fun on social media dubbed it. the battle of snow. me crohn. no. you what she did, i mean, you see as a reminder of the top story we're following for you. european countries are debating. tougher karone of ours measures due to the army, kron very, and it's 5th new infection numbers. could serge, as more testing is done following holiday travel and gathering a prominent hong kong loya and human rights activists shaw hung, thom has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for organizing a vigil for the victims of china's bloody cracked down on protest. as in gentlemen square in 1980, not a fire at south africa historic parliament building has flared up again. 5 i dissolved back on the scene a day after the blaze was declared on the control, the fight has left the national assembly child, but in ruins. that's it from me and the news team for now don't go away. i'll documentaries. you as close up as up next software. right. and i'll have a

with our many outraged by vice president pamela harris, comparing the events of january 6th to $911.00 and pearl harbor. with what we've made it all the way to the end of the work week, but the news shows no sign of slowing down. welcome to the program. it's on the internet. so the contact president has ordered his security services to open fire and kill anyone who fails to comply with orders. it's all in a days of deadly unrest in that country. also claiming that a 20000 extremist sort of tactic has exxon's largest city l massey. well, my cash down will complete it. anti terrorist operations will destroy those who do not surrender. and i have given the order to open fire and kill terrorists without warning. hundreds of civilians and military personnel have been injured and killed anonymity due to the actions of terrorists. these were well coordinated actions. the terrorists exhibited combat readiness and best cruelty. it looks like they were trained, all the demands of the people expressed in a peaceful manner were heard to produce any democracy of the you can tell. the gunfire was he