residents, and the has amens of rozier regions of dumbest and against people republics over anita, this is wassa in referendums, held last week, had other salty dot com for more details and updates. meanwhile, the e u is pulling to quote, individual target and sanction international observers who oversold recent referendums in the new russian regions. more or less later in the program by this head of them out she east africa, the head of bettina faster has officially resign in the last 3 days, this african state enjoyed the 2nd murphy overthrow of the government this year. chaotic rallies and attacks on the french embassy with processes accusing the outset leader of ties with paris. and this, this is from the capital of the country. los was off cheering, the new self looking nino, looking at it as a mark to the seat, celebrating what they say is a new beginning. russian flags can be seen in the crowds of people called for the companies in several ways. and frogs and bill solar ties with countries like russia and china, local jernace and us this report from about a new day for book, you know, for

mid-july and you have a great counter offensive by the krerns ukrainians and blow up the bridge which wassa supply for their forces in southern ukraine. he's facing criticism from his hard right, the chauvinist nationalists in russia. he's showing he's tough by bombing civilians and infrastructure in ukraine. but this is also created new problems for him. because now united states and nato are looking very seriously at sending high altitude anti-aircraft systems to ukraine which they should have sent months ago. so this is another bad decision by putin. but it mean as decisional suffering for people of ukraine. >> very clearly. general, what do you see as the purpose and goal of these strikes? >> well, kate, it really has little -- these strikes have very little impact on what i could call the tactical engagement between ukrainian forces and russian forces. what this does, it primarily attacks the ukrainian will to resist. that is what this is all about. these are terror bombing, not unlike the nazi bombings of london, that the blitzkrieg that took place in london from '40 through '41. it i

there was no way the dc wassa reasonable.ke robert said,, they essentiallytheyf my strip f my due process rights. i wasn't even allowed to appeal the decision to anybody. you can't do that in the unitedl states . the law makers need to be held accountable foe for whr what tha back in august, robert , a judge struck down browser's j mandat e for all d.c. government workers to be vaccinated against covid. id. >> so does that help you here? oh, sure. and you take a look, you talk about getting lost on this. of course, you did, becauseer they passed over 16 different emergency orders.over they passed over fifteenparate separate d.c. is it still in effect, the emergency order in d.c.? there is som d.c.?e provisions h i think are still a never ending emergency, by the way. yeah, noy the , it and that, of course, is part of the problem. i mean, that goes to the fact if it's a never ending emergency, take for instance,ven the vaccine mandate. they announced it three weeks before they actually implementedi.d. as how much of an emergen