in congress who are about to welcome him into the ranks. joining us now, new york times reporter, michael goal, to broke distrust. already and political reporter olivia fevers, michael, tell me and we deal with the human aspect of it. what's your reporting reveal to be the human flaw in him fabricating absolutely everything. we like to make a list of things that held up. there is a much shorter women things that turned out to be lies. >> you, know i haven't had the opportunity to speak with congressman elect. i wouldn't want to speak about what he's thinking. i have no idea. you tried many times to get an interview with him. our someone honest. game all we've gotten a statement that he first put. out and the various interviews he's done other publications. first things women able to verify about the congressman lacks background. we know that he works at a company called michael o'donnell -- he mentioned in his. bio he worked with link bridge
beginning to catch the attention of law enforcement. the nassau county d. a., sanders's district, as open an investigation into the congressman elects fabrications and inconsistencies. which have now also caught the attention of federal investigators. and d. c. confirms this evening that federal prosecutors out of the eastern district of new york, have opened an investigation into congressman elect santos, there examining his finances, irregularities with financial disclosures, and loans he made to his campaign. this is potentially a huge problem. for the incoming congressmen. it calls for other republicans in congress who are about to welcome him into the ranks. joining us now, new york times reporter, michael goal, to broke distrust. already and political reporter olivia fevers, michael, tell me and we deal with the human aspect of it. what's your reporting reveal to be the human flaw in him fabricating absolutely
the eastern district of new york, have opened an investigation into congress-elect santos. and are looking at his finances and irregularities with his financial disclosures and loans he made to his campaign. potentially a huge problem for the incoming congressman. as well as for the other republicans in congress, who were about to welcome him into their ranks. joining us now, "new york times" reporter michael gold, who broke this story. and "politico" reporter olivia fevers also on this for us. michael, tell me, let me deal with the human aspect of it. what is your reporting revealing to be the human flaw in him fabricating absolutely everything. i think we like to make a list of the things that have held up. because it is a much shorter one than the things that have turned out to be lies. >> i have not had the opportunity to speak with congressman-elect, so i wouldn't want to think about what is in his heart or what he is thinking, i have no idea, we tried many times to get an
>> these agents do have families, so they get to see, you know, what goes on at the border, then they come home, and and the only thing they can think of is what if their kids were going through this? with these numbers it's hard for them to do their job and come home and feel like they've done a good job. >> it's gotten worse under this administration. i mean, the border patrol agents, they used to have an identity at work. they loved their careers, and this administration has basically subjected them to everyday exposure to death, abuse, disregard, and then they deal with the aggression and the noncompliance from the illegals in the detention centers and out in the brush. like, this administration has made them look powerless in the eyes of those that are breaking our laws. pete: will, you did a really good job with that interview to reflect the human aspect of this. it's a dangerous and difficult job no matter what, but when you're not supported at work, then you with take the all of that baggage home.
brittney griner is free, paul whelan is not, what's your personal reaction? >> it is so shameful that russia is doing this. it is such a cowardly and cruel act to take an innocent american, and it sort of progress from the taliban and isis terrorist groups states doing this. so i'm just so happy this has all happened. canada announced a 58-nation initiative to stop countries from doing this. the united states has joined that, but it's toothless. so there has to be a long-term strategy, sanctions, diplomatic shaming to stop russia and iran and china and north korea from doing this. i just -- i'm thrilled. i'm so proud of the families of these hostages and the pressure they have created to make the administration do this kind of swap, but my heart goes out to paul whelan. >> can you speak, david, to the human aspect of this, which is that brittney griner sent to a penal colony, a notorious one,
residents in southwest london have raised thousands of pounds in just over a week to help protect boatyards on eel pie island. the money will be used to fast—track an application to historic england as part of a bid to get heritage status for the boatyards in twickenham. it's thought if they fail, the yards futures could be at risk. there have been many tributes to queen elizabeth ii since she passed away, including murals painted on the sides of buildings. one of them is in rochford in essex and locals say they've been stunned by its quality. dan kitchener is the artist behind it. there was something about the photograph that really resonated with me. i think it was a human aspect to the photo of her. i could really see the sort of glint in her eye and the smile, so i saw the real human behind that photograph. so that kind of compelled me to come out and paint the mural. and i wanted it to be quite a small mural — quite intimate, on eye
over a week to help protect boatyards on eel pie island. the money will be used to fast—track an application to historic england as part of a bid to get heritage status for the boatyards in twickenham. it's thought, if they fail, the yards' futures could be at risk. there have been many tributes to queen elizabeth ii since she passed away — including murals painted onto the sides of buildings. one of them is in rochford in essex and locals say they've been stunned by its quality. dan kitchener is the artist behind it. there was something about the photograph that really resonated with me. i think it was a human aspect to the photo of her. i could really see the sort of glint in her eye and the smile, so i saw the real human behind that photograph. so that kind of compelled me to come out and paint the mural. and i wanted it to be quite a small mural — quite intimate, on eye level almost, so people could engage with that.
locals in twickenham have raised £6,000 injust a week to protect boatyards on eel pie island in southwest london. the money will be used to fast—track an application to historic england as part of their bid to get heritage status for the infrastructure used by the boatyards. it's thought, without it, the future of the yards are at risk. well, there's been no shortage of tributes to the late queen — including murals that have been painted onto the side of buildings. one of them is in rochford in essex, and locals say they've been stunned by the likeness to the orginal image. dan kitchener is the artist behind it there was something about the photograph that really resonated with me. i think it was a human aspect to the photo of her. i could really see the sort of glint in her eye and the smile, so i saw the real human behind that photograph.
contravention of the wars of warfare, and there's what's very disturbing about it. you know, certainly there's the human aspect to this, but there's also a very terrible military and political aspect to this, and it is absolutely the wrong thing for the russians to be doing. but they see this as their only way to leverage the ukrainian population and to, in essence, coerce the ukrainian population, but it's obviously not working. leighcedric leighton. >> and what does this mean for the overall war, and do you think ukraine can hold on to that territory and perhaps even expand it? >> if the ukrainians, fredricka, continue to get weapons and ammunition from the west, then they can absolutely hold on to the territory and most probably expand upon what they've already recaptured. this is a significant turning point. i will use the word turning point deliberately because i
was a hint of a tear forming in his eyes. that is the emotion that we don't normally see coming from a monarch. we didn't see it coming from queen elizabeth. what does that signal to you? >> there was only one occasion that we saw the queen crime public. it was the decommissioning of the hms britannica. it was quite something to have. you saw that moment from queen charles. that is part of the job of being a royal. you can't always wear your heart on your sleeve. that is not considered to be the british way. it is certainly not considered to be the royal way. it has changed a bit with lady diana. it has gone back. slightly more human aspect. it is certainly --