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The country is in a crisis, i understand it. but as an iranian who feels so close to the story, its awful. awful. but we will keep fighting, the storys not going away. there are times that the staff are pushing for more coverage, and the staff wants to do more and stay on it. and they say no, or maybe its not important enough. so theres — no, we dont always get it right, of course we dont. who does? and because im just a presenter, im not a decision—maker, ifind it so frustrating. i mean, ju...

To the story, its awful. awful. but we will keep fighting, the storys not going away. there are times that the staff are pushing for more coverage, and the staff wants to do more and stay on it. and they say no, or maybe its not important enough. so theres — no, we dont always get it right, of course we dont. who does? and because im just a presenter, im not a decision—maker, i find it so frustrating. i mean, judging by what she said said there, its still a goer. and in theirfight, theyre re...

There are times that the staff are pushing for more coverage, and the staff wants to do more and stay on it. and they say no, or maybe its not important enough. so theres — no, we dont always get it right, of course we dont. who does? and because im just a presenter, im not a decision—maker, i find it so frustrating. i mean, judging by what she said said there, its still a goer. and in theirfight, theyre ready to sacrifice their lives — and thats the difference between what were seeing on ...

I understand it. but as an iranian who feels so close to the story, its awful. awful. but we will keep fighting, the storys not going away. there are times that the staff are pushing for more coverage, and the staff wants to do more and stay on it. and they say no, or maybe its not important enough. so theres — no, we dont always get it right, of course we dont. who does? and because im just a presenter, im not a decision—maker, ifind it so frustrating. i mean, judging by what she said there...

A crisis, i understand it. but as an iranian who feels so close to the story, its awful. awful. but we will keep fighting. the story is not going away. there are times that the staff are pushing for more coverage, and the staff wants to do more and stay on it. and they say no, or maybe its not important enough. so theres, no, we dont always get it right, of course we dont. who does? and because im just a presenter, im not a decision—maker, ifind it so frustrating. i mean, judging by what she s...

Counsel is unnecessary. why do you say that? >> ive said that twice now, willie, once respect to the special counsel appointed to investigate mr. trump and most recently with rob hurs appointment. i know rob hur, hes a wonderful guy. this is in no way to impugn his integrity. hes smart, honest, fair, a terrific prosecutor. that aside, i think the department of justice can do both of these investigations with the men and women who have worked there for years and with integrity. and by the way, th...

>> he had been pressuring him behind the scenes, so now he is going public. he is trying to get public pressure on mike pence. >> january 6th committees interviews with white house attorneys made it clear that pa cipollone equipment eric hirschman and many others were appalled. >> what was communicated to me was that pat cipollone got the idea -- thought the idea was 90 and had at one point confronted eastman basically with the same sentiment. >> what were your prior actions will eastman? he d...

You know, political satire. the first stage is where we create the ideas, the guys are sitting here, they are the chiefs of different groups, so we have many scriptwriters, different humour. they speak about their ideas and i am the decision—maker. so you are deciding whether their ideas are funny or not? yes, yes. 0uraudience, especially tv audience, yes, it is a little bit older than, for example, movie audience in feature films. what sort of humour do people like here, if you were to compar...

So we have many scriptwriters, different humour. they speak about their ideas and i am the decision—maker. so you are deciding whether their ideas are funny or not? yes, yes. 0ur audience, especially tv audience, yes, it is a little bit older than, for example, movie audience in feature films. what sort of humour do people like here, if you were to compare it to british humour? we love british humour. he laughs for example, for example. he speaks in ukranian "if compare." if compare in britain...

United states. hes the one that defines what comes in to the national interest of what comes out o that for example, over wanda. in the mid 19 -- 90 94 was not a national interest for america in there and 100 days, 900,000 people were killed by a machete. nobody can claim that they didnt know because th information of what was goin on in rwanda was available t the decision-maker during that time >> in many cases available t the public i know that russia - ukraine russian out fixe documentary. at...