office of the washington post in kyiv, and here are these two teams of spiegel and the washington postecific moment , including with the mention of roman chervinsky, at a specific moment published this article and the actual article. time for specific political events, it has an absolutely manipulative character and manipulative news, regardless depending on whether they told the truth or not, whether chervinsky was there or not, does ukraine have anything to do with the undermining of the northern streams or not. i believe that we do not need to absorb it in the 10th circle and say that, well , first of all, we need to be happy and thank the ukrainians ... because , please forgive me, but the person who captured the witness and participant in the downing of mm17 , mr. tsemakh , then organized the removal of the wagnerites from russia, and they almost came to their capture in the sky above ukraine, and then she, in other words, lured, failed to lure, to her great regret, a russian fighter with a russian pilot on ukrainian soil. and the fact that this operation was a failure, we actuall

the cartoon was take down at "the washington post." it's still posted on the website of the las vegas review journal. joining me now is cartoonist michael ramirez. he's the author of the books "give me liberty or give me obama care." thanks for being here. tell me what you're depicting. is this the hamas spokesman? >> it's a caricature of one who hailed the slaughter of innocent men and children. and then threatened to repeat it over and over. so the cartoon is about hamas. not palestine in general. the civilians in gaza are victims as the israelis were buzz of hamas. >> when you say it's not about palestinians in general, put that up for one more second so people can see it. when you use the palestinian flag, are you not conflating all palestinians with hamas. in the photograph that's hanging on the wall, i think what i see is the dome of the rock, similarly, are you conflating all of islam with hamas? >> that's the sheik who was the founder of hamas. you can't see it because it's been cut away. >> is that the dome of the rock behind t

, but now she is the head of the political office of the washington post in kyiv, and here are thesewo teams of spiegel and the washington post, they. at a specific moment received information, including from by mentioning roman chervinsky, at a specific moment, a russian fighter with a russian pilot on ukrainian soil, and the fact that this operation was a failure, we actually, we do not yet know how many more failed and successful operations were organized, and now we learn that this man blew up the northern streams. well, my friends, i want to tell you that if all this is true, then we live in the greatest country on planet earth, and basically, the fact that donald trump, who has every reason to be the president of the united states of america, when he said that it was the ukrainians who took away his victory in the presidential elections in 2016 and prevented him from becoming the president of the united states in 2016. well, you have to admit that this is true, it turns out that ukraine does not attract the attention of paramedics, it rules the whole planet , it made it so that

was, the washington post. so this was a total to me. you know, my feelings were mixed at the time. i actually i guess my initial reaction was that, well, first of all, shock. but second of all, that it might be good for the post. the truth is that we had, or at least the graham family and everybody had pretty much run out of ideas for to turn the place around and were facing an enormous number of cuts. i was beginning to develop plans for the next year, budget plans and they called for more cuts on staff. i had already done about i was expected to do about cutting 35 people in our newsroom in the first year. they said they were going easy on me and then the second year was going to be more like 50 or more. and i expected that perpetually, frankly. so was somewhat encouraged that somebody who who had a reputation for growth would be purchasing the post that he would invest he would come with some new ideas because lord knows we needed a lot of ideas in the business. so i thought would be it might be good for th

political office of the washington post in kyiv, and here are these two teams, spiegel and the washingtont they received information, including a mention of roman chervynskyi, at a specific moment they published this article and actually such a prediction of the time for specific events. political, it is absolutely manipulative in nature and manipulative the news, regardless of whether they told the truth or not, whether chervinsky was there or not, does ukraine have anything to do with the undermining of the northern streams or not. i believe that we do not need to absorb it in the 10th circle and say that, well, first of all, we need to rejoice and thank the ukrainian intelligence officers, because please forgive me, but the person who captured the witness and participant in the downing of mh17, mr. tsemaha, then organized the removal of the wagnerites from russia, and they narrowly missed their capture in the sky over ukraine, then she, in other words, seduced unfortunately, a russian fighter jet with a russian pilot landed on ukrainian soil, and the fact that this operation was a fail

but i don't think that means that the fundamental model for the washington post is is broken. they overinvested. they had they had expectations that were too grand and. they have to adjust even after these cuts. i mean, when i got to the post, we had 580 people in our newsroom, i had to cut 35 in the first year we were going to cut another 50 or more the second year. then bezos came along and acquired it, and then but even after these cuts, they will have 940 people in their newsroom and that is a large newsroom by any measure. and i'm i feel confident that they will get past this and figure out something. you write about. bezos as a being a pretty responsible owner terms of he did not interfere with editorial content which i think was very wise decision and also the right decision. other media owners might not be so restrained and i'm curious if you think that you know is there a problem with billionaires owning media outlets just like there's a problem with hedge funds or private equity funds owning newsrooms? yeah, well, i talked about that a little bit in the book toward th

and they know what the stream sabotage saga with the washington post novel forcing that in the office, a close to ukraine's commander in chief cool today to the attack on the russian gas pipeline. the story comes at a time of reported with between 12, the crating and political and military figures of the failed counts were offensive and future. the conflicts a vermont a vin ski, a decorated full to a 2 year old can now his after new crane special operation forces. what is the called the nature of the not stream operation, managing logistics and support for a 6 pass and seen that transfer the sale bolt on default identities and use deep sea diving equipment to place explosive charges on the gas pipelines. the officer decal this from most senior ukrainian officials who ultimately reported to general ballet resolution a ukraine's highest ranking military officer. well, the story relates to a 48 year old ukrainian special forces, colonel, called roman. sure vince keith, colonel. stravinsky is currently in prison in kiev. on charges of abuse of power. when the washington post alleges that

but want to turn jeff bezos buying the washington post. and what ias by in the book is you talk about how when jeff bought the post, he didn't then lavish, you know, tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars on the post and treating it like a personal charity, but instead tried to really run it as a business, something that could stand on its own two feet. is from this lessons even a blueprint that can be applied to other newspapers. of course, as we all know, you know, it's newspaper first that that happened disrupted and to figure out what that revenue model is, how they should operate going forward, are there lessons from thisxperience. bezos that can actually be applieto other news organizations? wello some degree, i think there are. i mean, i think that it's true that he wanted this to be a sustainable business. he did not treat us as a charity. and i always told people at the post we should be glad r that, because if he ever got tired of the charity, we would be in very bad shape and we should use his ownership as

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the washington post writes that chervinsky allegedly did not act alone, but carried out the orders of higher-ranking ukrainian officials, who ultimately reported to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces valery zaluzhny. refers to anonymous persons who are allegedly familiar with chervinskyi's tasks. in the same place, chervinsky, through his own lawyer, denied these accusations to spiegel and the washington post, he says that all statements about his involvement in gas pipelines are spread by russian propaganda, without any grounds for this, and the special operations forces have not yet commented on the journalists' statements. i will note that chervinsky himself is currently in sizo, because in april of this year the sbu informed him of the suspicion, he tried to cross, drag him to the side of the ukrainian forces of the russian pilot and seize the russian plane, but this operation failed, instead, the russian forces received the coordinates of the kanatove airfield, where the plane was supposed to arrive and fired at it , then the commander of the military unit was killed, and

you can go to washington post., the ar-15 has soared in popularity over the past two decades and is now the gun used more than any other in the country's deadliest mass shootings. we're in a piece for the atlantic, our next guest, a former executive for a firearms manufacturer writes at least 20 million guns are sold every year in the united states, about 4 million of which are ar-15 rifles. by all accounts, at least 20 million ar-15s are no are out there, among the more than 400 million guns in circulation. joining us now is ryan busse, a democratic candidate for governor of montana now, and a former firearms executive. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. as you know, there has been a long debate in the news business about should we show the photographs? would that help? would that wake people up in a way that the coverage of these things, apparently, doesn't? the washington post has finally made that decision and done that. what is it that you see in the ar-15 in particular, which is

was, the washington post. so this was a total to me. you know, my feelings were mixed at the time. i actually i guess my initial reaction was that, well, first of all, shock. but second of all, that it might be good for the post. the truth is that we had, or at least the graham family and everybody had pretty much run out of ideas for to turn the place around and were facing an enormous number of cuts. i was beginning to develop plans for the next year, budget plans and they called for more cuts on staff. i had already done about i was expected to do about cutting 35 people in our newsroom in the first year. they said they were going easy on me and then the second year was going to be more like 50 or more. and i expected that perpetually, frankly. so was somewhat encouraged that somebody who who had a reputation for growth would be purchasing the post that he would invest he would come with some new ideas because lord knows we needed a lot of ideas in the business. so i thought would be it might be good for th

so again, the washington post to have been very close. it seems to the beating pulse of the c i a in recent times over the last year involved in the leaks uh for jack tech sierra at identifying him as a leak. uh, also being the 1st with the story. we've had them confirming the use of the very deep and granular relationship with the you when it comes to extra judicial killings like that of diarrhea do going to. so this story, yet again, conveniently, protect savanski was connecting the lose me to what seems to be a very far fetched story about a sail boat with 6 ukrainians. and it's going to the bottom, the ocean to blow up the biggest energy infrastructure project that you're ever seen in decades. once we get to the bottom of this mac, you story, let's discuss it with the former us officer scouts. bennett scott, great. have you with us now? is it a twist versus previously blamed us on the u. k. the great media outlets claim that found a boot belonging to us divers, another washington post is pointing the finger ukraine. do you think we'll

according to the washington post, this large-scale, extremely complex, technically deep-sea sabotagee baltic sea was planned by ukrainian colonel roman chervinsky, a rare absurdity, of course, because chervinsky, now a former colonel , is a completely disastrous character, it’s not for nothing that he is so sad in the photograph and is now behind bars . chervinsky served in the sbu, in the gu... in the special operations forces of ukraine, american newspaper in detail looks at his track record, but there’s nothing to brag about. chervinsky’s main failure was his attempt, along with chervinsky’s comrade, to recruit our russian pilot to hijack a russian aerospace forces plane for ukraine. our special services uncovered this plan, of course, the pilot played a double game with the gur agents, and as a result , it was not a russian plane that flew to the ukrainian kanatovo airfield, but high-precision missiles. kiev even posted photos of how everything in drebezge was blown apart. after this, this figure, chervinsky, well would they trust the planning of undermining the northern streams?

so again, the washington post to have been very close. it seems to the beating pulse of the c i a in recent times over the last year involved in the leaks uh for jack tx here at identifying him as the leak. uh, also being the 1st with the story. we've had them confirming the use of the very deep and granular relationship with the su when it comes to extra judicial feelings . uh like that of diarrhea do gonna. so this story, yet again, conveniently, protects, savanski was connecting to lose me to what seems to be a very far fetched story about a sail boat with 6 ukrainians. and it's going to the bottom, the ocean to blow up the biggest energy infrastructure project that you're ever seen. in decades, we spoke a to former us army officer scott bennett, who said the washington post is trying to shift the blame for the nordstrom, sabotage from the us on to other actors. having worked in the military and the state department, i can tell you i've interface with many of those agents that i can say the new york times and the washington post is ful

the washington post has finally made that decision and done that.trating on, and how it has evolved from a fairly obscure option in the gun store when they started being sold to now this dominant profit center for arms manufacturers? >> thanks for having me on, lawrence. i think what the washington post has done is what decent, responsible people across the country have to do. and that is, you know, there are certain things that it would be easier to look away from and ignore and pretend weren't reality, but that's not what eu responsible citizens in a democracy do. i left my career in the firearm industries. and in many ways, it was a dream job for me. i grew up as a kid hunting and shooting, and i went hunting today. and i enjoy hunting guns. at the same time, you can't look away from the reality of the proliferation of hatred and fear combined with very, very lethal firearms, firearms that for the most part, 18, 19, 20 years ago, were not smelled in measurable numbers. i think this country has lost since that if we're going to exercise those kind

yeah, the washington post has been pretty busy. and john, because as you say, president biden wrote that all paid in the post about what he sees as a new united government structure for both garza, i'm the west bank. what's that all about? yeah, that was obviously before the base this they surprise a piece of news, but it's come out regarding the captives. so that's a long good solution that president joe biden sees in which the occupied west bank and gaza reunited as he puts it under a revitalized, that's his words, a palestinian authority. that's something that israel has said that it probably i'm benjamin netanyahu. sorry. b is riley prime minister, who said that he doesn't see the solution in the past is something that we don't know if people think and goals would actually wants to be in control. and in the charge and under the governance of the palestinian authority. the last time they were elections that they voted against that and voted instead for a mass in 2006. so at president joe biden, to say that the united states is tr

influenced, i think that the washington post will not write anything that would run counter toit would work to a disadvantage for the democrats, if the washington post wrote that something that goes against interests of biden, then it’s the same as if the newspaper there, in soviet times, published a critical article criticizing brezhnev, that is, there is no doubt that the article works, and the article was agreed upon, and the article works in the piggy bank, these are the facts to discredit ukrainian leadership, please tell me, if she works in the branch, then in whose, if you can even divide the office of the president, or commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny, because zaluzhny is mentioned there, and zelensky is mentioned, and zaluzhny is mentioned in that context, that he knew about all this sabotage and chervinsky was directly subordinate to him, and zelensky... might not have known about it, this is an almost direct quote from the american publication, support for ukraine is falling in the united states, in europe it is also falling, but the america

as for the explosion on the nordic streams, chervinsky, according to the washington post, was involvedix divers who, on the yacht andromeda with equipment for deep-sea diving on board, went to the nordic streams, planted explosives, and then tore off the explosives, well that is, it was chervinsky the americans... who coordinated the activities of the saboteurs, they also indicate that he was known with his harsh methods and carried out orders from higher-ranking ukrainian officials, who ultimately obeyed, drum roll, not zelensky, they obeyed general zaluzhny. it turns out that zelsky allegedly knew nothing at all, everything happened in secret from him, well, the key thing is where are the sanctions, or is this also... a signal to the ukrainians: you can do what you want, and nothing will happen to you, well, that is, next time some conditional chervinsky will be allowed to blow up, for example, the zaporozhye nuclear power plant. otherwise, article washington the post is an ordinary pair of jeans, which zelensky himself ordered in order to use the article in the internal political st

and suddenly the amazon washington post is russian propaganda. perhaps the united states will start censoring that to the russians. have just in about 24 hours that they're not going to go for that draft resolution that that should be a statement by your insects. you general antonio gutierrez, about the node stream pipeline. i just got off the phone actually from with c wash . the barely interpreted surprises when i to expose the my lai massacre in vietnam and have a gray but, and, and so much else. besides, the washington post said it was a guy called roman shrove in ski. and it's a series of american articles trying to cost, i don't see much was originally exclusive. it said the by the administration was responsible for the largest man made me fame. the emission events in history which is also accredited, according to even the mccartney economist magazine, which sought to minimize the numbers of death given me from the change in winter fuel price is 850000 people. 70000 people killed in europe because of energy price instability and a higher fu

then there was the "washington post." this was based on 30 interviews. the biden campaign works to ease democratic anxiety over re-election chances. one fundraiser in the article had this brutal assessment. the bad news is that ever is wetting the bed inside of biden world. it's really an unhappy confluence of biden world donors cocktail party friends saying can't you get him not to run, which is stupid and absurd if you know joe buyen. that's selfish joe biden. pierre just tried to laugh it all away. she said this in september. >> how does the president plan to convince the american people over the next year that 80 is not too old for someone running for re-election? >> 80 is is the new 40. didn't you hear? >> it's the new 40. the american people, meanwhile, appear to see it differently. 71% of voters say biden is too old to be an effective president. according to the "new york times" siena college poll and six swing states, that's a pretty big number, trump, this is brutal for the president, too, he beats biden, in the last eight, eight national polls

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and now we have the washington post telling us it was some guy called romance your vin ski. i was conveniently detained at the moment. who did it behind and then skis back. i mean, uh, you know, i don't think the washington post is believed for much, especially during the that you guys are genocide. this article similarly will be treated with the contempt. many people will and certainly so she had no time for us with us. what he's saying is, just so we off soon. it's been may just, it's a new westbrook, poor thing on the finding conflict in the last. yeah. why do you think bosses as well, of course, and what's worrying about that is it really does seem to suggest that there's a degree of mind control over all. so cool. generalist sums ext an old rivers in nature, a nation at media. the fact is their initial pronouncements that they go obviously from that source is telling them in the intelligence services of nato countries that it must be russia. the fact is that they may be turning on that, that turning on the war itself. nbc news in the past few days, telling us that there

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the washington post also goes on to suggest that a lot of here's the landscape, meanwhile, had absolutely no knowledge whatsoever of any of these uh, uh, arrangements to attack the node stream pipelines feeder. we can have a list of that now but did not stream alteration was designed to kids to then ski out of the loops. people familiar with the operation side. all of those involved in the planning and execution reported directly to the chief of defense allusion a. so the landscape wouldn't have known about ted, according to intelligence reported obtained by the c i a so again, the washington post who have been very close, it seems to the beating pulse of the c i a in recent times over the last year involved in the leaks uh for jack tech sierra at identifying him as a leak. uh, also being the 1st with the story. we've had them confirming the use of the very deep and granular relationship with the you when it comes to extra judicial killings like that of diarrhea do. gonna, so this story yet again, conveniently, protects the landscape what connect things lose me to what seems to be a very

, joining us now is washington post douglass it's nice to see you.e tonight. >> thanks for having. me >> i have to ask you in light of the heritage foundation denied the insurrection act part of this reporting, i have to ask if you stand by your reporting if what you make of that denial. >> absolutely, here's the weird dynamic that the insurrection act has played, not just this year but for a number of years now which is that starting around mid 2020, through a lot of people who try to convince trump to invoke the insurrection act to put down protests against police, protests against his administration. and the number of things they didn't like going on in the public square. now what you have is the number of folks -- a second trump administration to look like and one of the things they would like to see is the use of the insurrection act to pardon any protest. that's a, let's face, it theoretical conversation right now, there is no second administration yet, there's no sort of public protest but doesn't. but i think it says a lot about the way conse

someone who will take the rap for all those involved in sabotage on the nord streams, as the washington post the undermining of offshore gas pipelines was coordinated by the former commander of one of the special units of the armed forces of ukraine, colonel roman chervinsky. according to ukrainian and european sources, the publication dealt with logistics issues and supporting a team of six people who chartered a yacht and used deep-sea diving equipment to lay a mortgage. the newspaper indicates that chervinsky received orders from high-ranking ukrainian officials, and they acted with the knowledge of the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine valery zaluzhny. the operation was allegedly carried out in secret from vladimir zelsky, which may indicate a struggle between them, writes the washington post, because the published information , the publication emphasizes, contradicts the public statements of the head of the kiev regime about the country’s non-involvement in this sabotage. chervinsky is known for his bezus. russia, one of which got burned. in the spring he was arrested on

first in reporting by abc news and then more extensively by the washington post. nbc news obtained video of two of the defendant statements, some of the defendant statements to prosecutors prior to the pleading guilty, and then the washington post is reporting on the video of all four of donald trump's criminal codefendants, who have already pleaded guilty in georgia. before we get to the actual substance of what those defendants pleading guilty said to prosecutors in this leaked video, we're going to go straight to the question of how material like this, could possibly be linked to the media, at this stage of the case. leading off our discussion tonight neal katyal, former acting solicitor general and professor at georgetown law, also with us joyce vance, former u.s. attorney and professor at the university of alabama school of law, and gwen keyes, former district attorney of dekalb county, georgia. when, let me begin with you as an expert on the procedure in georgia. who, at this stage, would be in possession of this video. obviously, the prosecutors have this v

with you, once again, you can to quote goncharenko, he says there that as a proposal he, to the washington post journalist, talk, talk, talk, talk about the third minsk agreements, which you said, is not there, and there is not a single word of nato accession, once again there is a partial nato accession, in the same place is the same as arestovych says. look, god is with him and arestovich, and with goncharenko, i am not a lawyer for aristovych, or goncharenko, and of course i am concerned about the conversations that are currently taking place about possible peace talks, because zelskyi should agree to the proposals for peace talks and not send ukrainians to die, about that. said on the evening podcast of scientist lex friedman, let's listen to this particle. i simply would not advise sending the flower of ukrainian youth to die in the trenches, whether he talks to putin or not, just don't do it, any offensive means loss. mrs. ivanna, mask - enough an influential person in the world, well, in particular, with his public speeches, because the person has an audience of millions, or tens of mill

old joe wrote about this in his program article for the washington post, biden, or whoever wrote thisamas are trying to wipe out neighboring democracy from the face of the earth, they hope to destroy regional stability and take advantage of the resulting chaos in their own interests, in general, putin and hamas are one thing and the same thing, says grandfather marazmatic. at the same time, america cannot allow russian leadership, while the majority of voters do not approve of joe biden’s approach to foreign policy and the war between israel and hamas. nbc reports news: jock's approval rating, once again 81, has fallen to the lowest level of his presidency, now at 40%. last november the figure was 44%. all in all, it's a truly sad birthday for biden, or as the new york times put it as a front-page headline: a birthday in bad taste for the aging american president. it is not possible to convince voters that a sick old man is full of strength. a few more sad numbers. 71% of respondents believe that biden really old to be president of america. however, biden’s problem is not even his age

liz: washington post is reporting what's going on behind the scenes in democrat circles and democrat quote us and we hate to be so vulgar but this is washington post saying "the bad news is that everybody is wetting the bed inside of biden world and it's an unhappy confluence of biden world donor cocktail friends saying can't you get biden not to run"they're saying that's stupid and absurd and if it's trump going to be the opponent and wants to steal his own legacy and this is a selfish act for b biden to run again and bin needs to pivot away from bidenomics. it's not selling, it's not working. >> it's not just bidenomics, liz. the biggest hurdle biden will have to jump over is his age. he turned 81 this week, and voter haves a very difficult time believing he has another five years left in him to be able to handle this job responsibly and well. this is actually one of the concerns that democratic donors have been citing in the reports is that they don't see how biden is able to overcome the concerns about his age. liz: got it. kaylee mcghee white, you're terrific. thank you for join

i'm also a washington post as well as a shaker alumna. and we just i just to say that the two of us grew up in shaker. our fathers are both civil rights attorneys who, fought on multiple cases that to the supreme court to help desegregate schools across just in cleveland but across the country. but my grandmother was also a domestic worker there for many years. so i to just share those things and we're really curious as to how many people are here. cathy, you put the call all right. we wanted to know, could people from shaker we're curious we keep meeting raise your hands raise your hand. wow sally i were thinking and we do thank you for writing the book. and i know i spoke to you before, so we were thinking of trying to have a shaker club that's so see what you say. they'll be collecting names also we say that sally's father was in my class. can i just say that shelly, shelly's father, was not just a civil rights or he was louis stokes, who was a very distinguished congressman for many years, representing cleveland shaker. and he said an

penn i specifically wit with those pieces from "the washington post" and,a lo politico. they have a lot of sources in democrat circles. thist ofn based on at least 42 democrat sources. there's a lot of angst. you know, this source is where h former press secretaries, you don't want these pieces pru don't want these pieces . no, >> no. and let me talk about one of my favorite things of that washington post article was sayiington post article was house saying they want him to walk less so the public doesn't se t e him have difficultys walking. so what's the most concrete thing they've doneth. they have stopped him from walking up the big majestic step thes to the top of air fore one, and he goes in the a baby steps on the bottomnd. but, kelly, as you know, once yu you enter the bottom level of air force one, there's no elevator. there's nothing that getsighe you to the higher levels making it easier. there's an inner staircase. makso the only thing they're d is hiding. joe biden. there is no reason to have him take those lower steps. nothing is easier for him. the only way

so the washington post and der spiegel, a respectable german magazine, write about the fact that the services of ukraine were preparing a special operation to blow up the gas pipeline nord stream two, and well, considering the materials that and the references to the materials published by the washington post and der spiegel , it looks like ukrainian, ukrainian special services are quite strong in carrying out such special operations, why did chervinsky appear there, was he involved in it or not, the publications write that zelensky did not know about it, from his experience and from the knowledge that you have has, as a member of the parliamentary committee on national security. and intelligence, what is happening around this case of northern stream-2, the blowing up of a gas pipeline and the involvement of ukrainian special services in this? i will make the only circle small, i work in the committee on european integration, but twice i actually managed the ukrainian special service, which is called the security service of ukraine, so i claim precisely from my experience of the nati

so the washington post president joe biden said the godson in the westbank should be united under one government. he also reiterated his support for 2 state solution sizes. we have 5 minutes to however, took issue with the buttons planned the thing to ship, especially the front us. i think that the palestinian authority in its current form is not capable of accepting the responsibility for cause. after we fought and done, all this haven't passed to this thing comfortable that single go to the bottom of it. and so within the law, if they don't change, then what's the point you know as well. and that's now perform a delicate to minutes heavy and diplomatic balancing act and find a way to complete its goes without a nice thing. it's closest ally the world health organization is demanding a full evacuation of the all she for hospital in gaza, humanitarian team from the w wine. so i made a brief visit to the besieged facility and described it as quite a design. they said almost 300 patients and 25 health workers still remain at the hospital along with thousands of babies in critical condit

tp, but then the russians will spread it as an opinion from the washington post, and as an article under the auspices of the washington post, in fact it is just a column, we know that freedom is highly valued in europe words, they give absolutely everyone a choice, absolutely everyone, well, the opportunity to express themselves in this way, write what you want, yes, i mean when - under the guise of such standards of balance, dianna dutsyk and i talked about this yesterday, or with some other such false approaches, we actually see how a fake is being spread, a carrier of a fake, but you can just sit down, if you have the desire, to see who the russians quote as an austrian colonel every day, and then you look, and he is the same colonel, like i'm spanish pilot, and write their tweets there as part of trump’s discourses, and in this case, how do you recommend, actually, is there any mechanism, some kind, i don’t know, well, people need to be given at least some kind of instructions, even if only some catalogs and lists of lying shusters and other colonels, well , in one word, to make a ca

but want to turn jeff bezos buying the washington post.and what i was by in the book is you talk about how when jeff bought the post, he didn't then lavish, you know, tens of millions of dollars, hundreds of millions of dollars on the post and treating it like a personal charity, but instead tried to really run it as a business, something that could stand on its own two feet. is from this lessons even a blueprint that can be applied to other newspapers. of course, as we all know, you know, it's newspaper first that that happened disrupted and to figure out what that revenue model is, how they should operate going forward, are there lessons from this experience. bezos that can actually be applied to other news organizations? well to some degree, i think there are. i mean, i think that it's true that he wanted this to be a sustainable business. he did not treat us as a charity. and i always told people at the post we should be glad for that, because if he ever got tired of the charity, we would be in very bad shape and we should use his owne

we know that he's a man because the washington post referred to him that way.ormer officials say it, he was debating whether speaking out would lead to clients chopping him. clients. that means he is a lawyer or lobbyists or both, and that means that those clients very likely provide him with an income in the millions of dollars, an income death for him, is apparently more important than his conscience or his sense of duty. cassidy hutchinson is 26 years old and has no clients toulouse. she was 25 years old when she decided to do what the unnamed sources in the washington post are afraid of doing, tell the truth about donald trump and her boss, white house chief of staff, mark meadows, to the january six committee. she has told the story of how she became the star witness against donald trump and her best selling book, titled, enough. here is what cassidy hutchinson said last night to jen psaki, about the rich men who served in the trump white house, who know that donald trump should never be president again, but for whom, nothing donald trump says or does to d