yolanda, you say that this is actually a fair trial. is there anything you've heard from each other, the might change your minds this beginning with you yolanda. first, look, you know, i do not understand someone who, you know, brian angela says that could go back to the genocide in the telephone in which more than a 1000000 people like anything else, you've got to make more sense. we may please. sorry you cut you off. do you want to come to brian as well? cuz i did tell me what brian. your thoughts to be clear. i never said anything like that. once again, it is made up by the one the government. my based thought here is, if their system is so fair, why did they not try extradition? the united states has extradited. we're wandering back, that is something i agree with yolanda. and she mentioned that earlier. why did the kidnap the man instead of trying extradition? why are they holding him from his lawyers and not allowing his lawyers to see him? why did they torture him on his arrival? none of these things suggested there was any chance of a fair trial. a fair legal system would have put the evidence to the united states where he was living at the time or to belgium, and to say, please send this man to us. and the us and belgium have cooperated with wonder. in the past. there was never an attempt at cooperation. they jumped straight to kidnapping as humanitarian because he is a critic of a dictatorship. our thank all our guess, yolanda macola, brian and less and jonathan of a answer. and i want to thank you to watch and you can see the program anytime by this thing, a web site out is there a dot com. and for further discussion, because what facebook phases, facebook dot com forward, slash ha inside story. and you can also join the conversation on twitter.

yolanda yolanda, why is your government looking up distance? according to brian, listen, the evidence of guilt in this case is clear. if anyone has evidence to the contrary, they should bring in what brian was doing and what other people like. he was all bonding with very high stereotypes about one and, and then the been prejudiced use of africa in general. this case, this case what it will shocking about it is the total and complete removal of the victims of these crimes. no one talks about the victims be trying to rule. they happened in 2018, 2019 to extremely attract to place in june and december 2018 in which 9 people were killed including 2 children, age 13 and 17. family was devastated. but this is completely ignored. the suffering is completely ignored. as is the complicity of the 20 other co defendants just because one of the difficulty for one of the defendants was that was portrayed in 17 years ago. jonathan, i'm in london. one of the reasons for me is such a powerful figure in wonder is because of his economic reforms because of his ability to manage the economy. a lot of rondon so sorry, we actually can't go to right now, but we'll go back to your land, yolanda i want to hear from you. let's give me a, give me a clear answer. this trial was criticized by human rights watch by the voting government. you say it was a fair trial? was it floored? can you admit that? or do you think it was completely above board? he was, or did he was tried, in case would be tried anywhere else in the world. nothing preventing from accepting the case against him and defending himself from what do you think there was there was absolutely absolutely nothing more and we built it is capable if you'd expect from all over the world, then the fugitive back to want to be try including countries in europe, you've got a lot of people yolanda disagreeing with you. you've got a lot of people differing idea including a guest in chicago. brian, brian, brian, tell me just let me, let me, let me ask you a question, brian. how much of what, how much of what you're criticizing the running government for is the classic criticism of african governments everywhere is that they're inc

yolanda yolanda my close by went to the government to rwanda. we'll try again a little bit later and see if we can get her back. now the united states is about it's relaxing and 18 months long. travel been set to allow for the vaccination, foreign traveler to enter the country from november. people will still have to show proof of vaccination before they board flights, as well as a negative test. but they will need to corn teen on arrival the rule for unvaccinated american citizens traveling home are being tightened and say now from jo leader who is the ceo of the airline passenger experience association. and he says it will help the asian industry recover. this is welcome news. this should have been done months ago. we've compared it to a wall that the administration had place keeping vaccinated europeans and others out of the united states and were really thrilled to see that was torn down. we began, once we had the 70 percent points in the us back today to adults with their 1st jab, we began a real push in august 10th, and it's great to have

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