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>> enjoy. have a great weekend. merry christmas. time for the good stuff. i like good stuff. a rookie tsa officer saved the life of an infant at an airport security checkpoint. look at the effort she went through. jumping over the conveyor belt there, a young mother realizing her 2-month-old son cannot breathe. that officer grabbed the baby, doing the infant heimlich maneuver, if you ever have taken a course for cpr, that's not an easy thing to do, morales joined the tsa a few months ago, her old job, she was an emt for decades. >> there you go. >> skills that always come in handy, it is gre...

Paramedics and hospital staff who have to get to work during the zone in unsociable hours when transport for london does not operate? what about all of the key workers we clapped for during the pandemic. many are behind me and they are grateful about our policy because they treat those who have suffered they treat those who have suffered the consequences of air pollution. i have those who work in the nhs and are in the fire service, the police, and many others. they come on a daily basis, deal with children who cannot breathe because of this toxic air. the coroner concluded that air pollution ...

Neighborhood just to have them driving up and down the street. as we start to leave, a man invites us into his house. he said he hasn't taken his instrument out of its case the since the taliban took over. >> it must hurt not to be able to play anymore. if we can't play, we feel depressed and our hearts cannot breathe, he tells us. nothing is left. the music has ended. he said he doesn't know how long they will continue to live like this. he starts to tap the tabla lightly. his reflexes take over. and for a brief moment he is free. that's beautiful. thank you. >> so sad, clarissa.

To be able to play anymore. if we can't play, then we feel depressed, and our hearts cannot breathe, he tells us. nothing is left. the music has ended. he says he doesn't know how long they can continue to live like this. ♪ he starts to tap it lightly. his reflexes take over. and for a brief moment, he is free. >> beautiful, thank you. and we see, jake, all these -- what i would call really small but profound acts of resistance. whether it's that man just tapping his tabla for a moment, a woman wearing a brightly colored headscarf on the street. the question is, how long will this be tolerat...

In this edition of The Interview, Fair Observer talks to Avi Shlaim, professor emeritus of international relations at the University of Oxford.