you know, i have always admired and wanted to work for the new york times since i was a student in college and one of the books i read is as a college student, i think pretty early on was gay talese, his book at the times, and it's something i always thought about the important you raise a really good point in your question. i'm writing a history. so basically this book goes from 1977 through 2016. there are a bunch of advantages of that. for one thing, i'm not, for the most part, writing about people who are there, or to put it more directly. writing for people i work with or about a few exceptions. but generally that's really the case. but more than that, in terms of approaching a project like this, there was a level of candor from the people that i was speaking to because they were gone. and also access to documents that i don't think i would have if i was writing about the present, if i was writing contemporaneous book about the times. i don't see a way to do it. while i was still working there, and i don't think i would want to do it actually, i'm finding as much as i expected, and ma

why is the new york times all of a sudden interested in correcting this story. now, with blinking there with, with the us general assembly going on here in new york as we speak. why is there this painstaking desire to and that's and show that this was not a rush him. is this what do you great, do you think the new york times has any connection with anybody else? do you think that anybody and whatever the power structures there are in the world, they didn't know that the story was coming on. now, some people might say, this is a deliberate way to change the course of opinion. maybe to change the direction. and i will tell you as far as the new york times goes in this country, we have a lot of change that are going on right now. we have a very the most critical elections right now with, with a, with joe bud and, and donald trump and donald trump is going to be all over this uh, the, its own uh, 8 on mosque has also had his say say the freight is stuffing massive losses on the battlefield and he has failed to make any significant progress in it's much folded and co

he, like the journalists of the new york times, analyzes the reflection of the missile on the roofs of cars and the views of people on the approach of the missile, which were recorded by surveillance cameras at the same time soloviev emphasized that it could have been a tragic accident and not a targeted strike . check all these data in the conditions of war. the defense express expert remained on our air. greetings to ivan. good morning. and tell me whether the arguments of the new york times journalists are convincing for you personally, which evidence you consider to be thorough, and which ones you have doubts about. do you understand this in principle ? for such a statement, there are specific stories, the statements of a russian analyst, which are given in general in the russian federation, but you know how there, in principle, you can understand how well-argued they are the statement of the journalists in new york. this is either a conflict of intellectuals, roughly speaking, but here , you know, a non-electric question arises right from the start. and those are all wonderful peo

is sub subsequently revise its initial, the new york times itself. it can revise its initial report investigations on the ground. have since concluded that it was not a russian resolve, but in fact a ukrainian base. so that was responsible for this incident now to join. this spoke to eye witnesses on the ground, they pulled over the video footage. they looked at the damage to shops in the marketplace and they sold it in the direction of trouble of the base. all came clearly from the ukranian side. now others have come to signal to click conclusions in the off them off of the attack. during this discipline, gen this on researches, but they will immediately derided as proved to him proper done this and a russian propagandist, perhaps predictably. now the new york times had the, it's report is what brought from access to the input side and from obtaining day, re, uh, from the weapon you crate itself initially ruled out, covering out any kind of investigation. it said that it was very obvious that russia was responsible. let's listen to what they said. v

to the new york times is 1st and foremost to use the video materials and in this video, material film from a camera on north west that means uh uh, toward pointing towards the pointing towards the last side. but this position in the direction of ukrainian control territory, it shows a rocket flying over to cause a reflection of a rocket on this side on these cause that seems to indicate that it came from the direction where the camera is a and then it has identified aside to, in that direction where that day, most likely missiles will fight as also look at the ballistics evidence, the patterns of the shop. know that point to a different type of me size, a full size and not a c 3, a 300 as 300 miss out as the ukranian say, however, there is this. the evidence is contest. it is. people that isn't joining was, have a use mirrors to reproduce this situation with these 2 reflections. and they have shown that iraq is coming from the opposite side in a steep angle. that means from the russian side would lead to the same reflection path on that has to do with the end goes off reflection. ther

we'll hear from the new york times journalist behind that reports the article fairly. it's good to have you with us. as everybody sounds president says his country has regained control over the break away in a gordon occur by region after separatist ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a cease fire deal. protesters have rallied in the armenian capital year of on, over the government's handling of the situation in the corner car box, accusing it of a band and the armenians during the fighting that separatists officials say killed . at least 200 people. garner car box is internationally recognized as part of as everybody's on, even though most of its residents are ethnic. armenians are based on to control of parts of the region after a 44 day war with armenia in 2020 a. t w. 's. maria government says in the armenian capital here, yvonne and she filled us in on the situation there. well, they see removed from his baby sweet sweet sweet, sweet, sweet. he's always, maria kept on month of their reporting from the armenian capital a year of on marks

they're new york times.ader, so to speak, e propa is the mouthpiece of propaganda on which everyone is equal, then this, of course, means that the command is given once. the team now we will see about how all european media are controlled by washington. uh, hmm, they will begin, so to speak, uh, to destroy zelensky and ukraine, anti-russian propaganda in the western scenes is obviously more foreign readers themselves don’t believe it, which is why american publications have to squeeze out the truth drop by drop about the events in ukraine boris vanin anna pogonin and going to devyatkov to lead. sergei shoigu arrived in iran today at the head of a delegation of the ministry of defense, he will hold negotiations with the military leadership of the islamic republic, a meeting ceremony with the participation of an honor guard and an orchestra took place in the main building of the general staff. the iranian armed forces sergei shoigu was welcomed by the chief of the iranian general staff, muhammad giri the minis

so the new york times. we can say that i have prepared a target audience for zelensky's visit. is read by all american politicians. since they exist, the target audience to whom this article is directed, so there is a signal here, a signal to congressmen, and indeed to the american leadership as a whole, and is it worth further allocating funding for such weapons that hit their own uh houses? to its citizens according to its residents, and in general, uh, it doesn’t look like zelensky, together with everyone else, like a monkey with a grenade. in general, give money to zelensky. the west no longer wants it the way it is before talking about the supply of new equipment. even sub abrams are being pulled and pulled less and less. here again they promised that they would deliver it soon. the usa will also work and britain will still work with zelensky for some time, but for some reasons. uh, their european partners no longer want to work with zelensky and are careful, but keep their distance from him. why do european politicians no longer want zelensky to give a strong handshake? t

so the new york times.at all american politicians have prepared the target audience for lensky’s visit. this is because they are the target audience to whom this article is directed, therefore, there is an understanding of the signal to congressmen, and indeed to the american people in general leadership as a whole, and is it worth allocating funding in the future for such weapons that will fill their own uh houses with their own citizens and their own residents, and in general, e is not similar. you zelensky descended into islam together on a monkey with a grenade. in general, they give money to zelensky. the west no longer wants to talk about the supply of new equipment as much as before. they are pulling less and less even from the abrams. here again they promised that they would deliver it to the usa soon . they will also come to britain. they will still work with zelensky for some time, but according to some reasons, ah, their european partners no longer want to work with zelensky, uh, careful, but you

they would show here with your paper the new york times was talking about how to, how they help the f, b i that apprehend jacked, etc, etc. this 21 year old, national gods. i don't get me going on the press. there's a, there's a no, the price is a no win situation. i mean, look, i worked for years at the new york times and, and so i'm sure everybody to pay for it. oh, is the one a lot of prizes and the one of the most important stories i wrote about them, see i'd spying on american citizens and nobody named it. and so there the notion now. so there's always this, the, i, it's, it's, i'm certainly an outside or no, i'm publishing on a, on a subset, which is a, i'm self publishing in essence. but i will tell you, for sure. i am retained a terrific editor, somebody i worked with at the london review books. and one of the other of your books is going pro ukraine by the way. i just read the latest issue. but what i was trying to, what i was trying to get out there was, this was the when i last spoke to you, a few weeks back, because last time you were criticizing your old paper the new yor

next is have reacted quite so angry at this avenue to choose the new york times of spreading russian, this information. i'll post this version that the rocket came from. where these reflection seemed to point was something that was uh, ventilated on russian propaganda channels for some time, but not only on russian propaganda channels. the community is divided here, they always ins community, um, uh, and they have also personally attacked some of the authors of this report, accusing them of having spreads pro russian narratives before so very emotion though, debates here in ukraine, around this investigation of the new york times spending a in caves. thank you very much. let's take a look at some of the other story. it's making use of mosca quote has declined to hear the appeal of american journalist, evan gosh, coverage. he's in pre trial detention on spying charges. the case is being returned to a level court to deal with circles procedural violations, gasket, which is likely to remain in jail until at least the end of november. he faces a 20 year sentence. a ship's arrived in a hot

he worked for eight years in the new york times although i think. i can call him scotty now can't i? i did fairly well. he told me one time he had never known a newspaperman that had better judgment then wally carroll. if you haven't read that wall street journal review you really ought to. he went to work for the new york times in 1981. i was 18 years after mr. carroll had left. he said they would still ask questions of what would wally do? it was a huge impact he had there. he wrote in 1968 one of the landmark influential editorials in the winston-salem journal on the vietnam war. mr. carroll was a cold warrior. he grew up with the atchinson's and the george canons and for those of you who were not around it really did split the country. the democrats were split two. the cold warriors and the others were back to the stone age and he wrote this editorial that came not from the left but basically argued it was not an american issue. you can describe it but what was so influential was his good friend showed it to lyndon johnson and two weeks later lyn

in terms of a specific crisis, when he was in the new york times, there was a change of management at the times and he and scotty reston had a lot of independent. they did what they wanted. they got to be that the times was certain to come down to washington, editing their copy. max frankel said, a famous reporter who was there, reading their copy after it had been edited in new york was hard to keep done your lunch because they changed it so much. carroll didn't like this and he wrote an article about where he interviewed john f. kennedy and new york wanted him to put a quote in from kennedy that wallace carroll had not heard and he said no i did not hear him say that and the new york times ran it anyway and shortly thereafter, wallace carroll left. he said i can see the writing on the wall and this is not the independence that i want. that was a little bit of a crisis for him. in a sense, having to stick to his guns in terms of the kind of reporter he wanted to be. >> as the washington bureau chief for new york-based paper i am shocked there is tension between new york and washingto

look at this headline from the new york times.ng permanent migrant crisis and a quote that says fundamental problem facing the administration on the southern corner where every attempt to get ahead of the extraordinary numbers trying to cross or claim asylum has been overwhelmed. even they started to acknowledge this. i want to listen to something president biden said about the border crisis. >> we need our colleagues to act. for decades immigration has not been bipartisan. my predecessor spent four years guarding the immigration system. they continue to undermine border security walking bipartisan form. >> he's blaming this problem at the border on republicans and the previous president but i went to this graphic showing interesting information. take a look, you see at the bottom, 2020 under president trump. red, blue, green line, the years under biden so it brings to question what the president says. what you think? >> he's a liar. he started this crisis intentionally and continuing to drive it and the media is not being honest

but if the journalists of the new york times also scrupulously understand the examples we have named,wspaper's reputation will change dramatically for the better. in the meantime, the promised report from our staff correspondent in new york with the un general assembly valentin bogdanov on the flag about on not quite the familiar world map in the center is the north pole. but most of the emblem up to the sixtieth parallel of southern latitude is occupied by the territory that is now commonly called the global south, the most densely populated, the most rapidly developing, and it is in the center of attention, the current general assembly there to the global south and invited sergei lavrov to those who listened to his speech at the un. because this is not about geography, but about the future world minority. trying with all his might to slow down the natural course of things, however, logic historical process. the inexorable main trend has become the desire of the world majority states to strengthen their sovereignty and defend national interests, traditions , culture, way of life. the

the headline of the new york times is the result of the investigation of western reporters.l the facts of the shelling, during which 16 people and dozens more were killed. were injured. the ukrainian authorities, the city is under the control of the armed forces of ukraine, prevented journalists from getting to the place where they came here, the attack successfully covered their tracks. although the footage from a surveillance camera at the market clearly shows that the missile flew into konstantinovka from the north-west, and there is a territory controlled by ukraine , the same direction of attack was confirmed by independent military experts, having studied the photographs showing the crater from the missile and the damage caused its wreckage, and a new york times reporter established the exact the launch site, a few minutes before the impact, the ukrainian military fired two surface-to-air missiles towards the russian front line from the city of druzhkovka, 10 miles northwest of konstantinovka, as they assume, the same place near druzhkovka was pointed out by one of the

since the western press carries out exclusively orders, and the new york times is the leader, this ispropaganda on which everyone is equal, then this, of course, is evidence that the command is given, the command is given, now we will see how all the european media are controlled by washington will begin, so to speak, to destroy zelensky and ukraine with anti-russian obviously , foreign readers themselves no longer believe the propaganda in the western media, so the american edition has to squeeze out the truth about the events in ukraine, boris ivanin, and on pogonin and idya naviditkova, drop by drop. sber presents a cashback loan. allow yourself more every month , return 2.5% of the rate with sber bonuses . thank you, you will have time to apply for a loan with increased cashback. buy truly crazy textiles at a better price with prime. choose your individual design from the crazy gta brand . and maybe even more than one sasuke was stoned, my daughter sang the best again, these are five actions of oralsept for a bacterial fungal infection, five actions for a sore throat. new sedan, b

you know, when he was in the new york times. there was a change of management at the times. he and scottie reston and i call him scottie to a had a lot of independent arts. you know, they did what they wanted, but it got to be that the times was starting to down once too often to washington, editing their copy, max frankel said at one point, a famous reporter was there that reading their copy, it had been edited in new york. was it was hard to keep down your lunch because? they had changed it so much and carroll didn't like this. and he wrote an article about where he interviewed john f kennedy and new york wanted him to put a quote in from that wallace carroll had not heard. and he said, no, i did hear him say that. and the new york times ran it anyway. and shortly thereafter, wallace carroll left he said he could see the writing on the wall and this is not the independence that i want and i think that was a little bit of a crisis for him in the sense of you know just having stick to his guns in terms of the kind of reporter he wanted he wanted to be as the washington burea

isn't this, let me make it broader than in new york times. because of this, you can't win an argument with the, you know, i just don't want to get into an argument, but i sometimes do. but, but trump terrified the press that he won. after all, the mocking they did, and they're terrified again and i, i will tell you there's a lot of people very worried that we might end up with a bite and a trump ticket in 2024. and that, and so the times response to, to trump and all the, all the horrors of january 6 of invasion of the capital has the been, i think, to make a very distinct commitment to being pro. but there's very little criticism or by them. none of the stories i've written about binding, but none of the obligations are more than allegations with a lot of specific. so i look, i know much more than i said about what that mission took place in the base. it was based on no way what we were doing. and so none of them i've followed the story in any way except the right calendar storage given by the intelligence community. so the fact that the, it

the new york times published the results of its own investigation. what other news they are waiting for zelensky in the usa how the un general assembly began the united states promises that abrams tanks will soon appear in ukraine yes, it’s not prepared, old leopards german taurus are in question the head of the ministry of defense pestorius fell ill and did not come to resolve the sharp escalation in karabakh baku announced the start of anti-terrorism measures that is happening now in the conflict area and how yerevan is reacting , protests have begun in the center of the armenian capital, i want to confirm our continued support for beijing on the issues of taiwan, xinjiang for you, this and hong kong discussed in moscow by the secretary of the russian security council with the head of the chinese foreign ministry. what are you previously negotiating with defense minister shoigu ? prime minister trudeau accused the indian government of involvement in the murder of a canadian citizen . the country is expelling diplomats to the conflict between ottawa

the new york times writes about dozens of dead mercenaries.e supposedly not people who during offensive operations, but random people, you know, so to speak, people who, so to speak. involuntarily we ran into these minefields, it’s all an anglo-saxon heresy and a lie, now they will agree that in general, as you know , when you take them prisoner, well, all the cooks and quartermasters, no one is fighting right there on the front line, supposedly, and i i am convinced that they took part in repressions against russian people, among them there are people who shot innocent people in a butcher, and then provoked it and blamed it on russia , and now soldiers of fortune who were blown up by mines are licking their wounds in a us army hospital in germany, the anesthesia may be enough, but the spirit to return back to the mines is the question . the formation of the armed forces of ukraine during this evening fired dozens of nato shells into the petrovsky and kievsky districts of donetsk, on the territory of the lugansk republic, two civilians were ki

it is no coincidence that the new york times report.ne hit konstantinovka comes out during zelensky’s visit to new york. they pull him back and constantly put him in his place. everything was lined up. so many world leaders did not want to meet with him. and when he performs in front of a thin public, as it is presented on ukrainian television, they cut it footage from other speeches was cut from footage from speeches of other leaders and now zelensky himself sits in the hall and listens to himself. by the way, even such a very relative objectivity clearly infuriates bandera’s followers. the rotter has not come up with anything better than how to call a correspondent, new york, times, almost an agent of the kremlin, they say, the crimeans previously denied him accreditation, although what else can you expect from those who is accustomed to believing in his own infallibility and does not allow any criticism of himself and the same native that an investigation needs to be done. this is for us. the fireworks don’t mean anything, that is, t

do you think the new york times has any connection with anybody else? do you think that anybody and whatever the power structures there are in the world, they didn't know that the story was coming on? now, some people might say, this is a deliberate way to change the course of opinion, maybe to change the direction. and i will tell you as far as the new york times goes in this country, we have a lot of change that are going on right now. we have a very, the most critical elections right now with where they, with joe biden and, and donald trump, and donald trump is going to be all over this. of the, the mazda is also a height of his say, say the credit is suffering massive loss is on the battlefield. and keen, has failed to make any significant progress. and it's much wanted across the account to offensive for more on that website all to the com as the top of the russia. how's it now? so it's set to withdrawal from the buyer and euro r take counsel and or an organization established 3 decades ago with the aim of nations in the region. avoiding cold war e

and that last will hear from the new york times journalist behind that report on india warrens, it's citizens to stay away from canada after canada accused india of involvement in the murder of a seat near vancouver. the, i'm the call for a link to our viewers on p b. s in the united states and all of you around the world. welcome. it's good to have you with us. there by john's president says his country has regained control over the break away. no gordon occur by region after separatist ethnic armenian forces agreed to lay down their arms as part of a ceasefire deal. protesters have rallied in the armenian capital europe on over the government handling of the situation. and no gordon or carol accusing us of abandoning armenians during the finding that separate us officials say killed. at least 200 people. and according to car box is internationally recognized as part of reserve by john, even though most of its residents are ethnic, armenians. thereby, john took control of parts of the region after a war with armenia in 2020 a. c, w. 's, maria cuts, i must say, is in the or median ca

the new york times is counting the losses.nd linsey graham says that americans are not dying in ukraine. and here, unprecedented in its scale, is a live dramatization of the german invasion of canada. canadians believed that the nazis captured the city of winnepeka, but instead of fighting the invaders, they greeted him with bread and salt. what has changed since then? new beast for safari. first. abrams arrived in ukraine most likely empty. what are these tanks capable of without modern uranium armor electronics? she fled russia after the start of the svo, and has now been found dead in turkey. why are the police in no hurry to investigate the murder of a feminist and did not even arrive immediately when called? let's start with video footage from the ministry of defense, filmed in the special operation zone, or rather in areas of kleshcheevka and opytny near artyomovsk, where the asu militants, as is not difficult to notice, are still suffering extremely serious losses. the bodies of the two hundredth with green tape on thei

the new york times published a resonant article about the events.tinovka on the still occupied territory of the dpr, 17 civilians were killed there as a result of an arrival from the position of the ukrainian armed forces, and in fact, this confirms the guilt of ukrainian militants american newspaper correspondent thomas gibban, he analyzed the surveillance camera footage, plus he published an audio file of his colleagues who worked in drushkovka, northwest of konstantinovka. it’s hard not to hear the characteristic sound of a minus, that is , an outgoing rocket launch, the exact time is 14:00, and after 4 minutes a powerful explosion occurred at the market in konstantinovka, therefore everything fits. this investigation confirmed the conclusions made by the russian side that the shelling was carried out from the north-west from the ukrainian territory that is controlled, and this once again shows that the truth is slowly seeping into the western information space, here, of course, it is appropriate to remember what picture of events was painted by

east with great activity is coming to an end, here we were talking about the fact that the new york times article where they say that zelensky's speech in new york and the meeting with the american authorities showed a gap in the vision of what the priorities are now in this offensive, because according to the sources of the new york times, the americans believe that all forces should now be concentrated in the zaporozhye direction for a breakthrough to the crimea to the sea of ​​azov, with the aim of completely cutting off the grouping of russian troops , at least the supply, while they called it rabies, the publication itself said that zelenskyi is considered, as they said, the universe to be the idea of ​​releasing bahmut. and by the way, zelensky himself announced that to do this, there will be such a gift for ukrainians on new year's eve. well i'm afraid of these actually timed dates, uh, i remember how the muscovites tried to take bakhmut by some date, or some day of russia's independence from someone from russia, well , less, but they didn't succeed there, by the way, but not very

it is no coincidence that the new york times report, this investigation that it was ukraine that strucknstantinovka, comes out during zelsky’s visit to new york, he is pulled back, constantly put in his place, everything was built in such a way that many world leaders did not want to meet with him when he speaks to the public, thin, as it is presented on ukrainian television , cut footage from other speeches, cut footage from speeches of other leaders, and now zelensky himself sits in the hall and listens to himself, by the way, even such a very relative objectivity clearly infuriates bandera’s followers, he didn’t come up with rubbish nothing better than to call the correspondent almost an agent of the kremlin, they say , the ukrainians previously denied him accreditation, although what else can you expect from those who are accustomed to believing in their own infallibility and do not allow any criticism of themselves. and the very narrative that it is necessary to conduct an investigation means absolutely nothing to us, that is, this investigation will only, in fact, legalize the stu

but "the new york times" and these other media organizations want us to believe, oh, he's tired. used like a laser beam on his job, and he's brilliant, and he knows exactly what he's doing. you have to ask yourself, is it the joe biden that we we see on our screens all the time or the joe biden that the new york times describes to us that we really think -- stuart: that's the problem, isn't it? the whole world sees this, sees the stumbles, sees him being rescued by his press secretary. you can see it. i'd love to see the democrats' internal polls about what they really think about -- >> "the wall street journal" had a poll last week saying a majority of democrats think biden is too old for the job. that is the largest problem here, forget the domestic politics, the pro contraction of america's image abroad when biden does things like this, when he goes and and meets foreign leaders. this is someone who's just not on top of the job. it projects american weakness, not a country that's strong. stuart: i've never met anybody who thinks -- well, i is are -- that joe biden can be the ne

se trata de 23.000 mensajes de texto en poder del new york times.desapariciÓn masiva de los 40 y tres estudiantes de la normal rural isidro burgos. >> que bÁsicamente es una investigaciÓn que tenÍa la dea sobre trÁfico de heroÍna en chicago y ellos sabÍan que provenÍa de iguala, esta aerolÍnea que llegaba a chicago. tenÍan pinchados los telÉfonos de estos grupos criminales. sandra: uno de los comandantes dio armas al cartel . >> estÁ comprobado que todos los detenidos hablan del control que tenÍa sobre el presidente municipal de iguala, sobre el comandante de la policÍa de iguala, como del pesidente municipal de iguala da la orden de que los detenga, como gracias a estos se les detiene y se les entrega a este grupo de guerreros unidos. sandra: en tanto, militares que monitoria van de cerca el secuestro de los jÓvenes nunca acudieron a ayudar a los estudiantes. incluso se le cÓmo los traficantes y sus colaboradores se referÍan a los uniformados como unos codiciosos a los que tenÍan en la bolsa. lo que mÁs se ha exigido en este caso es saber dÓnde es

but my question cesar's, we've had the new york times sold about it. we've had a seymour hersh talk about it. when will the boxes of ukraine, the people who think, you know, new quote is still a country that needs to be, you know, helps. when will they start listening as well? that's the $64000.00 question. thank you for having me. by the way. uh well, we have to understand that the backers of ukraine themselves, compromised and so everybody is holding each other up. you know, it's a kind of law because it can stand off the people. but the entire us political establishment is completely new, deep into the corruption in ukraine. and so the idea that despite seymour hersh reporting, which, you know kind of be suffering from any kind of doubt, you're struck, record speaks for itself, no major alteration. except for, if you like, when you would say making up the facade, you know, like this defense minister, i guess it was too big. they replaced him with someone was the very end separately as much as the former incumbent. and so this is what we're most like

three barrels, but the trick of this weapon was that but it fired completely silently, the new york times admitted the obvious. writes that the market in konstantinovka has been hit the ukrainian missile investigation confirmed the tragedy and resulted in another mistake. air defense testing in the arctic large-scale exercises to protect the northern sea route today fighter maneuvers aerobatics from our moments and the sky in diamonds northern lights in yekaterinburg in nizhny novgorod and even the moscow region rare for our wide phenomena caused by a powerful magnetic storm explosions this night in several regions of ukraine at once in particular, in kharkov region , videos on it are spreading on the internet. as stated , the moment of missile launch in kharkov is information that the strike hit the industrial zone, the kholodnogorsky district of the city, where the armored tank plant is located, explosions thundered and in odessa, even in krivoy rog, this was confirmed by the authorities; also in the khmelnytsky region in lvov , an industrial warehouse caught fire, which, according to s

i'm quoting from maggie haberman in the "new york times." she later realized that the documents sometimes had classified markings. you do think this is significant? >> yeah, i do. and i think -- there will be other leaks like this. i don't know who leaked this to whom. but the reality is, you know, as the evidence comes out, and more and more will come out as motions are filed, et cetera, et cetera. i think you will see that the indictment detailed as it is, is far from a complete accounting of the evidence that they have to pursue the former president. >> does this change anything in the former president's legal team's eyes or in his eyes about -- and i know those two things are different about where they stand. >> yeah, i think it should. now, they were aware of it probably because they already received discovery probably to this effect. but, you know, for example, there's a pending motion to partially gag trump in the d.c. case by jack smith. this is the kind of evidence that buttresses the necessity for partially gag him because it is --

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you don't miss out the new york times, however, says it is likely that it was an errand you trade in a defense based. so that was responsible for this. now they also said that goodness were brought from accessing the impact side to the media, often. moss: i'm from obtaining debris from the weapon a leading some to claim that there has been a cover up now of course, you train itself initially ruled out carrying out any kind of investigation is said city. the reason for this was that it was all this. the rush, it was supposed so now let's listen to what they said. victory. most definitely is why investigate when it's obvious to us. we've had over 6000 missiles come in. should we confirm every piece of debris because someone comes out and says, this is ukraine attacking itself? it is obvious and confirmed for us that this is a missile strikes by the russian federation. i mean, it sounds ridiculous for us, there is no and be get to here. and there is no need to conduct an investigation. now the timing of the initial report is important. this occurred when the us next to the state. honest

irs contractor with leaking former president trump's private tax return information to the new york times. but did the doj seriously undercharge him? and we've got top house lawmakers meaning in -- subpoenaing the bank records of hunter biden, james biden and their companies for the impeachment inquiry. we're going to dig into what they're looking at. and this story coming in, outraged lawmakers demand the biden administration fix squall will lid and filthy living conditions for u.s. troops here in the u.s. it's worse than what we reported. and we've got new reports that top democrat allies urged president biden to ditch campaigning on bidenomics as a, quote e, serious misstep. but we've9 got their reaction to that. and democrat senator elizabeth warren with slams a biden nominee over serious conflicts of interest. we're going to explain. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ elizabeth: let's get right to david spunt live in d.c. with that story about an irs contractor charged with leaking trump's tax return information to the new york times. david spunt, it's go

the new york times has to check it. they even have to check it when the person is a public person in many instances -- circumstances. whether we continue to have that , i don't know, but i'm not even advocating one thing or the other. a final note from me and i will save you time, if i had to tell you one thing you ought to tell your children when you go home tonight, it is that salman rushdie spoke to you. [applause] mr. brown: marissa what would you tell your class next time you convene? ms. lidsky: well, so last term in the supreme court dealt with two significant internet related cases. elena kagan said we are not the nine greatest experts on the internet. i am going to leave you with optimism because here is the thing, they waited, we have been dealing with a gap in the first amendment principles for the internet for more than 25 years, a longtime parent supreme court is the reluctant to weigh in and they're not that many cases but they are finally starting to take them which makes us a little trepidations. but in

portage of the new york times, this investigation that it was ukraine that hit konstantinovka comes out to new york. they pull him back and constantly put him in his place. everything was lined up. so, many world leaders did not want to meet with him, and when he speaks in front of a thin public , as it is presented on ukrainian television, they cut up footage from other speeches, cut up footage from the speeches of other leaders, and now zelensky himself sits in the hall and listens to himself . by the way, even such a very relative objectivity clearly infuriates the banderaites; the trash hasn’t come up with anything better than how to call a correspondent, new york, times, almost an agent of the kremlin, they say, the crimeans previously denied him accreditation, although what else can you expect from those who are used to to believe in one’s own infallibility and does not allow any criticism of oneself and the very narrative that it is necessary to conduct an investigation. this means absolutely nothing to us, that is, it will only be in fact legalized, and those stuffing that the u

time. thank you neil from the new york _ for some time.ork times - for some time. thank you neil i from the new york times talking to us from michigan. great to have you one. thank you so much. ., ~' ,, have you one. thank you so much. . ,, i. ., have you one. thank you so much. .«r ., ., much. take you for having me sto the comedian russell brand has been accused of rape, has been accused of rape, sexual assaults and emotional abuse over a seven—year period at the height of his fame. that's according to a joint—investigation by the sunday times, the times and the uk channel 4 documentary programme, dispatches. the paper claims that four women have alleged sexual assaults between 2006 and 2013 while he was a presenter for bbc radio two and channel 4 and acting in hollywood films. the newspaper also reported that others have made a range of allegations about brand's controlling, abusive and predatory behaviour. brand has denied the allegations and said his relationships have been "always consensual." the head of the uk parliament's culture,