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regime change towards russia. but i think what we all agree on is that president putin cannot be empowered to wage war. >> in the mind of putin, someone who has watched and rewatched old videos of gadhafi being taken and killed, this kind of thing, it will play on his mind and it could complicate matters going down the road. >> all of this as a new nbc news poll taken before biden's remarks yesterday shows seven in ten americans express low confidence in his ability to deal with the invasion. we're met with nbc's mike memoli at the white house, cal perry in lviv, and josh lederman joins us from warsaw. cal, let's talk about what happened in lviv yesterday and what you're seeing on the ground there today. >> reporter: look, i think we saw a return to normal, at least the normal that was the postwar
be in power to wage war. >> in the mind of putin, someone watched, rewatched, you know, old videos of gadhafi being taken and killed, this kind of thing, it will play on his mind and could complicate matters going down the road. >> hmm. a new nbc news poll taken before biden's remark 71% express low confidence in biden's ability to deal with the invasion. joining us now from the war front nbc's cal perry from lviv resident josh letterman from warsaw with latest on refugees there and my colleague tracking the latest military action. welcome all. fir to cal in lviv. where is the fighting still going on and what can you tell us specifically about mariupol. hearing updates on humanitarian corridors. any updates? >> reporter: absolutely. just heard from president zelenskyy dropped on the
>> well, i think it sends a terrible message. it is not a rotation, a regional thing that everyone gets. countries are supposed to show they have a record of promoting and protecting human rights. members are obliged to kwroup hold the highest standards of human rights. and countries can be removed. we moved the libyan regime. that succeeded after gadhafi launched a war against his own people. we have launched the same campaign against russia. we need a member state to introduce it. we are turning to the united states. secretary of state blinken said a month ago, asked the question when he spoke at the council whether a country that commits terrible acts should sit on the council. estonian foreign minister is on the record calling for it. we need the united states to formally introduce the message.
gadhafi's libyan regime was removed. very stronger reaction from tkpwaour tear res. >> literally it turns the whole notion of having a human rights council on its head. maybe there will be news today. thank you very much for joining us, keeping us abreast of this situation. . >> thank you. so, she was forced to flee the nazis as a baby with her family. now a holocaust survivor has been pushed out of her home again. this time because of the russian invasion. the incredible story of how she escaped, next. papanera chefs have crafted a masterpiece... succulent, seared chicken... a secret aioli... clean ingredients... in a buttery brioche roll.
right, one has to say. saddam hussein and assad and mubarak did protect the christians. >> like tito in yugoslavia. there's always an argument -- like gadhafi can hold strong minorities together and protect them. but the fact there are other factors at work which are driving them out. the rate at which they are leaving is absolutely shocking. there's not many censuses done, but let's take iraq. there were something like 1.5 million christians at the last census, which was in the time of saddam. now the numbers are somewhere between 150,000 and 300,000. we don't know but more towards 150,000. >> do you think part of this is people in the west particularly have a conception of christianity and christians which is entirely western and white, if i may say so, and the truth is the original christians, jesus, was a middle
Libya clutches at new hope 10 years after its revolution The North African nation has been split since a revolution unseated dictator Moammar Gadhafi in 2011. But a truce has held, and hopes are high for a new unity government. Libyans celebrate the anniversary of their February 17 revolution in Tripoli Over the past few years, the way that Libyans have celebrated the anniversary of their February 17 revolution has been more of an indication of what went wrong rather than a joyous commemoration of the end of over four decades of dictatorship. For more than six years, the country has been split between east and west, with the sides controlled by different authorities: the Libyan National Army led by rebel military commander Khalifa Haftar to the east, and, to the west, the internationally recognized Government of National Accord headed by Fayez al-Sarraj.
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that is mirror of a much bigger problem around the arab world and many other countries but across the arab world, you have police agencies doing what they want, including killing and cover-up and fooling the rest of the world and usually get away with it. you have some significant elements internationally like the u.s. senate and you have got people all across the arab world standing up saying in their popular rebellion saying we want do live under the rule of law with accountability for criminality, for corruption, for destroying national integrity and environment and different fields of life. this has not reached saudi arabia yet because saudi arabia is run like saddam hussein used to run iraq or gadhafi in libya. very tightly controlled we one person at the top and i don't think this will persist but a slow process of change. >> great do see you here. he's a senior fellow. next, a very important new resources for anyone with a
lawyer, i would say never testify, never tweet. i'm taking away your smartphone. sit in the corner. wait out your presidency until 2020. but for the audiences at home, read the letter as if saddam hussein or gadhafi would have written that letter. have that voice in your head or biff tannen from back to the future part 2. is the voice of a narcissist, a man who thinks he's the chosen leader. a person who thinks he has the absolute right to do whatever he can. and he's lashing out against everyone. how dare you come against me, donald trump, the perpetual victim? the perpetual victim by the way who for the purposes of history, will have a permanent and indelible mark as being only the third president in this nation's history to be impeached. and by the way, if nixon did not resign, he would have been the fourth. so some friendly advice, you know, there's still a day left, donald trump. you can resign before the impeachment. but this is also -- i mean we joke about did, but i again say this. read this like an authoritarian. it's as if an authoritarian