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how the us withdrawal or from afghanistan unfolded, the criticism that arose around the leadership role in the world. all of that, of course, just six months before russia invaded ukraine. interesting as well to note that the foreign ministry, the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman maria zakharova, also brought up the afghanistan issue in a press conference on sunday, suggesting the opposite, saying that the us, what she called hybrid war against russia will turn into the same loud and humiliating fiasco. she said, as it did in vietnam, and afghanistan. but when it comes to president zelenskyy, this was really a call to action. he's calling for long-range artillery. he's saying that the f-16s that were promised a year ago still haven't sterilized on the us. side, they are saying that speed is possible. the pentagon last week before this vote, saying that they can be ready to move within days. and senator mark warner, the head of the senate intelligence committee saying, on sunday on cbs that he hopes that ukraine, he said, we'll get atacms, those long-range missiles by the end of the week
there was a female laying on the bed with no clothes on. i was startled. i stepped back for a second. i took a look, a further look with my flashlight, and i could see that it was chanin. narrator: she was dead, in a scene of unusual violence. this doesn't seem to be a "typical" killing. i mean, there was some evil involved here. narrator: first responders thought she might have been strangled. even worse, the body had been staged in a humiliating, sexually suggestive manner. dresback: i'd never seen anything like it. i was 35 years old in law enforcement, and the last 20 were in homicide, and that's the first actual posing involving sexual devices and in a sexual way that i'd ever seen. narrator: her family was devastated by this murder and shocked by the brutality. i did lose part of me.
is that not a cautionary tale? >> it is such a good point. i constantly bring this up when i talk to republican leaders because the deal that he has offered republican politicians is, you swear to me your absolute unvarnished abject loyalty. often in humiliating ways. in return, i offer you nothing. trump offers no loyalty. time and time again, he has betrayed, humiliating, ousted, ended their careers of republicans who have humiliated themselves sucking up to him. we are almost a decade into this phenomenon. you would think by now republicans would understand that they have no protection. but at the same time, i think that the calculation a lot of them are making is that donald trump might not guarantee me anything, but the voters, the
but even — absolute humiliation for the snp. but even more humiliating for the greens, _ but even more humiliating for the greens, who have ditched environmentalism for nationalism. thursday— environmentalism for nationalism. thursday the 18th of april 2024 will io thursday the 18th of april 2024 will go down _ thursday the 18th of april 2024 will go down as— thursday the 18th of april 2024 will go down as the _ thursday the 18th of april 2024 will go down as the day— thursday the 18th of april 2024 will go down as the day that _ thursday the 18th of april 2024 will go down as the day that scotland . go down as the day that scotland officially — go down as the day that scotland officially went _ go down as the day that scotland officially went from _ go down as the day that scotland officially went from being - go down as the day that scotland officially went from being a - go down as the day that scotland j officially went from being a world leader_ officially went from being a world leader in— officially went from being a world leader in climate _ officially went from being a world leader in climate targets - officially went from being a world leader in climate targets to - officially went from being a world leader in climate targets to a - officially went from being a world l leader in climate targets to a world leader_ leader in climate targets to a world leader in_ leader in climate targets to a world leader in scrapping _ leader in climate targets to a world leader in scrapping targets. - leader in climate targets to a world leader in scrapping targets. the - leader in scrapping targets. the sn p's leader in scrapping targets. snp's partners in the scottish leader in scrapping targets- snp's partners in the scottish green party don't sound too happy, but they are not leaving government. i am deeply disappointed and angry that those kind of transformational green policies have not been in place for ten, 15, 20 years that would have been necessary to make that 2030 target possible. the only rational response to those decades of inaction is to accelerate the action we are taking, that is what we have announced today. i5 action we are taking, that is what we have announced today. is less than three _ we have announced today. is less than three years _ we have announced today. is less than three years since _ we have announced today. is less than three years since politiciansl than three years since politicians from around the world gathered at a summit here on the clyde to promise action to tackle climate change. since then, the snp, the greens and politicians in other parts of the country and the world have found that delivering those promises is much harder than making them. the
it is i would first like to thank the bbc. it is a _ i would first like to thank the bbc. it is a shame that this government is continuing to set show such contempt _ is continuing to set show such contempt for this parliament. when we saw— contempt for this parliament. when we saw the — contempt for this parliament. when we saw the news last night, we all knew— we saw the news last night, we all knew what — we saw the news last night, we all knew what was going to be in the cabinet _ knew what was going to be in the cabinet secretary's statement. a lot of smoke _ cabinet secretary's statement. a lot of smoke and mirrors, rehashing announcements and blaming everyone else they— announcements and blaming everyone else they can for their own failure. let us _ else they can for their own failure. let us be — else they can for their own failure. let us be crystal clear, the key areas — let us be crystal clear, the key areas are — let us be crystal clear, the key areas are devolved. this announcement is an absolute humiliation for the snp. even more humiliating — humiliation for the snp. even more humiliating for the greens, who have ditched _ humiliating for the greens, who have ditched environmentalism for nationalism. in december last year, the cabinet — nationalism. in december last year, the cabinet secretary told us parliament that world leaders would approach _ parliament that world leaders would approach in the scottish government for advice _ approach in the scottish government for advice in — approach in the scottish government for advice in tackling climate change — for advice in tackling climate change but we never did find out he was calling — change but we never did find out he was calling. i bet her phone sim now _ was calling. i bet her phone sim now can— was calling. i bet her phone sim now can i— was calling. i bet her phone sim now. can i asked the cabinet secretary— now. can i asked the cabinet secretary for the timetable for bringing — secretary for the timetable for bringing forward legislation, when we will— bringing forward legislation, when we will see the climate change plan
embarrassing and humiliating for the country. but now, that same senator, and those same people have changed their tune. as time has gone on, politics, fear, money, have all intervened. and all these maga voices who know the truth about trump and january 6th have abandoned that truth and abandoned democracy. they made the choice. now, the rest of us, democrats, independents, mainstream republicans, need to make our choice. i know mine. and i believe i know america's. >> joining me now is tim snyder, history professor, author of on 20: 20 lessons from the 20th century. professor snyder, good to see you. you help us understand in the early days after this january 6th insurrection, this concept of the big lie, the idea that regardless of whether we have evidence, and we can see it in
it's been sort of humiliating from the start for her because the entire time you've had john kirby and others lurking in the wings. she is so demonstrably terrible that her job, when you bring john kirby who is not exactly the worlds most exciting guy, but when you bring him in to act like the adult in the room, he acts like the adult in the room making her look all the more ridiculous. so it's almost like the white house set her up for failure from the beginning. and that is kind of what they are getting. >> now kirby is annoyed because when he goes to brief, binder calls on reporters for him. she won't let him call on his own reporters. but when jake sullivan comes to brief he can call on red river reporter he wants to and binder sits down. >> and the fact that she is, as you point out, she is using her minions, her allies, to float this whole notion that there is
6th happened, there was no doubt about the truth. at the time, even republican members of congress and fox news commentators publicly and privately condemned the attack. as one republican senator said, trump's behavior was embarrassing and humiliating for the country. but now, that same senator and those same people have changed their tune. >> he didn't name him, but lindsey graham on january 8th, 2021, said he had never been so humiliated and embarrassed for the country. he spoke in palpable frustration over how his long time ally handled the riot. what do you make of the universal capitulation to trump by republican house members and united states senators like lindsey graham, three years later? they're all now with him, endorsing him, supporting him. >> well, joy, that's an absolute