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Anonymity says that plans are under way for ukrainian trainers to travel into nato countries in eastern europe to be trained on how to use these new systems such as the howitzer and counterbattery radar. is a strategy falling into place? is it to wear out the russians, just keep sending in things as they come as needed so the russians can never get hold in there? >> i think thats certainly the goal. i mean what we have seen in recent weeks from ukraines allies in the west and from the united sta...

But lets just bring in benedicte paviot first. you work for another major french news organization that broadcasts to an english speaking audience. youre the uk correspondent at france 2a, which is a state—owned tv network. benedicte, i just wondered, you know, has there been some hesitancy by french news outlets about moving into the anglosphere? well, lets be clear, it was launched belatedly, actually, in 2006 that initially immediately broadcast in french and english 24 hours a day, seven d...

The idea that a french channel would be broadcasting in english. am i right? well, look, the traditional idea of the french language, the language of moliere, was that it must be preserved, it must be looked after, it must not have too much franglais and english words. it wont come as a surprise to you, as being somebody whos half french, half british, having been steeped in that from the word go in my life, that i actually think and i know having worked for the bbc, world service, bbc world, fr...

News organization that broadcasts to an english speaking audience. youre the uk correspondent at france 2a, which is a state—owned tv network. benedicte, i just wondered, you know, has there been some hesitancy by french news outlets about moving into the anglosphere? well, lets be clear, it was launched belatedly, actually, in 2006 that initially immediately broadcast in french and english 24 hours a day, seven days a week. its a global news channel, so its breaking news, international news. ...

Was that it must be preserved, it must be looked after, it must not have too much franglais and english words. it wont come as a surprise to you, as being somebody whos half french, half british, having been steeped in that from the word go in my life, that i actually think and i know having worked for the bbc, world service, bbc world, france 24 and reaching out to across the planet, the more we can communicate between each others cultures, look at our politics in those countries that have free...

Evidence provided to them upon them asking? >> reporter: you can definitely see a shift in the rhetoric between the election and january 6th, specifically in some texts, senator lee was initially invested and believed in what we now know to be the fake elector plot, but after he noticed that no states officially convened to confirm these electors, he expressed some hesitancy in one text "i really think this could all backfire badly unless we have legislatures submitting trump slates." congress w...

To where we get the perspective from which we get our news, which is something, dominic, you were talking about. but lets just bring in benedicte paviot first. you work for another major french news organization that broadcasts to an english speaking audience. youre the uk correspondent at france 2a, which is a state—owned tv network. benedicte, i just wondered, you know, has there been some hesitancy by french news outlets about moving into the anglosphere? well, lets be clear, it was launche...

Broadcasting in english. am i right? well, look, the traditional idea of the french language, the language of moliere, was that it must be preserved, it must be looked after, it must not have too much franglais and english words. it wont come as a surprise to you, as being somebody whos half french, half british, having been steeped in that from the word go in my life, that i actually think and i know having worked for the bbc, world service, bbc world, france 24 and reaching out to across the p...

About the idea that a french channel would be broadcasting in english. am i right? well, look, the traditional idea of the french language, the language of moliere, was that it must be preserved, it must be looked after. it must not have too much franglais and english words. it wont come as a surprise to you, as being somebody whos half french, half british, having been steeped in that from the word go in my life, that i actually think and i know having worked for the bbc, world service, bbc wor...

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