anymore. a lot of food exports there, millions of people depending on those food exports, the food relief there. what do you think should be done to try and stop that blockade and get the exports flowing again? i blockade and get the exports flowing again? flowing again? i think last ear, if flowing again? i think last year. if not flowing again? i think last year, if not before, - flowing again? i think last year, if not before, natol year, if not before, nato should have considered escorting the ships, the grand ships from 0desa and other ukrainian ports until they go through the bosphorus and get into the mediterranean. i think the russians would not attack nato ships. we are not threatening the russians by that kind of escort. i think this is the kind of timidity on nato s part that is encouraged pertinent to think there is weakness in the west that he can exploit. weakness in the west that he can exoloit- weakness in the west that he can exploit. what do you think could be don
tried to use lies and exploit propaganda and the media as part of his criminal plots. now, that might sound familiar here on the home front. it s a point that echos in jack smith s indictment of trump. while the u.s. constitution does value a free press, which makes up its own minds with its freedom, in that very case, as prosecutor smith was careful to note something quite important, at least in the view of the law, that while the journalists would make up their own minds, many journalists there rejected fraudulent and propaganda documents from the accused. take a listen. here s smith in this rare court footage. the accused in, chitting their crimes, tried to amplify the damage they caused by exhorting the media in kosovo to public. ethical journalists refused to publish the documents the
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