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we've heard from presidents and prime ministers. rules are rules. and there are no special cases. we've heard from fans, campaigners, and his family. they are keeping him as a prisoner. it'sjust not fair, it's not human. the one person we haven't heard from is novak djokovic himself. until now. novak djokovic, thank you very much indeed for speaking to the bbc and to me. you've had an interesting few months, leading news bulletins around the world with your attempt to gain entry to australia and compete at the australian open. but you've kept mostly silent — until now. why have you agreed to this interview? the reason why i was silent up
protests, a diplomatic stand—off, and an international outcry followed. why? because amid a pandemic in which millions have died, this elite sportsman refuses, on principle, to be vaccinated against covid—19. we've heard from presidents and prime ministers. rules are rules. and there are no special cases. we've heard from fans, campaigners, and his family. they are keeping him as a prisoner. it'sjust not fair, it's not human. the one person we haven't heard from is novak djokovic himself. until now. novak djokovic, thank you very much indeed for speaking to the bbc and to me.
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will think differently. we still haven't heard, her lawyers say, anything. they don't know where she is being held what she is going to be or has been charged with. they are still trying to find that out after her detention last night. the big question is will this galvanise more protests? we know in that separate recorded video she made before her protest she asked people to take to the streets. there have been protests almost every day since the invasion began, nearly 15,000 people detained as a result. will she become a symbol that emboldens people to keep protesting or encourages others to go onto the streets? we will have to wait and save but certainly her protest was a powerful and shocking moment for a lot of russians who don't get this kind of protest happening very often. we are not sure about what
powerful country trying to conquer its less powerful neighbor and i was very depressed, as i think was a very rational response to what we were seeing. but because of the bravery of the europeans, because of the united opposition of virtually every country in the free world of what we have seen, and also even the performance by putin yesterday was completely awful. you know, he worshipped stalin. that was a stalin performance. you heard words like scum and self-purification, things we haven't heard since stalin died in 1953, but stalin is dead. the whole point is that here we are in 2022, and if putin, just as you and katty were saying, if he would like ukraine to be a part of russia he should have a genuine, full, free and fair referendum in ukraine. and if it is full, free and fair, they vote to join russia,
she is likely to be charged with. there are any number of low she could be prosecuted under comp a lot of speculation about the recent change to the criminal code which makes punishable by up to 15 years in prison anyone who publishes what that kremlin deems false information about the russian army and its activities so that is certainly a possibility. i note you will keep us updated as and when we hear anything more but for the time being, jenny hill, thank you. let's turn to what the us are saying is almost all of russia's advances have been stalled for several days and they say russia has neither air superiority nor control of any of that bigger cities. russia has made some advances in the south and to date said it had taken full control of the kherson region but we have yet to verify that. as well as the
she'd be on board with this florida bill 100%. she wrote in that blog about gays recruiting children for the florida law isn't about that. it's a reminder for teachers to stick to age-appropriate content for students. but the person who wrote this blog, we don't know who it is, was vehemently homophobic, obsessed with gay people, obsessed with outing gay. there are gays in the cabinet, she claims that was hacked. the investigation happened, had a hired gun and claimed that yes, it was hacked. the employer, the far left "daily beast" did their own investigation and said, no, it was not hacked. coming from them. that's very interesting indeed. then the fbi got involved and we still haven't heard what came of that. we do however have a name for when someone fakes a crime, gets
to help them stay-at-home when that's in fact what they want to do and i'll tell you when i was in guatemala and spoke with the people there, that was emphasized in a we that i knew before i got there but was really emphasized when i got there. lawrence: so when you actually talk to a lot of those leaders in those countries, they say they haven't heard from the vice president there's no plan put in place that we know that a lot of these countries were forced to work with the trump adminitration, but it seems like the biden administration completely torpedoed that. and do you know whose upset a democrat henry cuellar, who has reached out to her office multiple times, yet they don't seem to reach back out to them. this is a democrat at a border state trying to solve the issue but really it doesn't seem like they are interested in resolving the issue. will: because they aren't interested in facing reality and understanding the issue. it's part of this press tour of
fascinating watching who at the white house was involved, who at doj, clark, if any others, and then who at capitol hill was involved and put this whole triad together that almost turned our democracy upside down. >> this talk of criminal referrals, criminal conduct is suddenly -- something we haven't heard for pretty much the entirety of 2021. now it's on everybody's lips partly because of what liz cheney did last week. she wasn't talking about scott perry or jim jordan, she was talking about donald trump himself. and i want to play, again, for the record, this could end up being a consequential moment for history when liz cheney during a committee hearing on mark meadows in contempt raised the prospect of criminal charges against the former president of the united states. let's listen to that. >> these nonprivileged texts are
effort, probably a return of military troops to europe. the ones that we've drawn back over the course of the past 30 years after the end of the cold war to reassure allies it's going to be arming the ukrainians with lethal ammunitions that could make ukraine a much more bitter pill to swallow and take engagement. it's going to take engagement for both sides to identify mutually beneficial security assurances that they could give each other to pull ourselves back from the brink. >> we'll have more of this conversation. you guys are the best people to talk to about. thank you very much. lieutenant colonial, julia, thank you. up next, if you can't police them, promote them. that appears to be kevin mccarthy's approach to the gop fringe becoming the gop base. ilhan omar joins me and seriously, don't moo-ve. because if you haven't heard, tonight's absolute worst, it's