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early days on the buddhist chaplain and that was helping in meditating and that was helping in meditating and breathing and controlling your thoughts. i learned a lot and the chaplain was very... was very compassionate. chaplain was very. .. was very compassionate.— chaplain was very... was very compassionate. was there ever a moment that _ compassionate. was there ever a moment that you _ compassionate. was there ever a moment that you thought - compassionate. was there ever a moment that you thought you i compassionate. was there ever a i moment that you thought you might cave in and tell a lie to get out? that is a good question. first of all, i wouldn't be able to do it. if i said yes, i'll do it, i'd get into the group therapy and listen to the horrific story and then go, tell us what you did, it would stick in your throat, because i know i did no such thing. i couldn't do it. even in theory. so it is a false choice they were giving me. it was a false choice. and so i had tojust... the
to find fulfillment. amy. to find true joy. i need to be honest with you all. it's just i've been going through a really hard time recently on a number of different levels, and i've been feeling a little bit low, a little bit less than, a little depressed and humbled and lost these days. ♪ ♪♪ and so i've churned through countless therapists and self-help books. i've tried journaling and meditating. and i tried this, whatever-- i don't even know what that is. - are you happy? - i am happy. i'm happier than i used to be. - i even founded soulpancake, a media company focused on life's big questions. [staticky channel changes] and yet, life continued on autopilot. ecchh. [staticky channel changes] happiness is out there, hiding in some of the places you'd least expect.
that is the kind of guy he is. he's not in solitary confinement. he does see other prisoners. we know he's making friends with people. he's reading. he's meditating. he's doing whatever it is takes to get through. he's a young man. he's 31. he's resilient. >> anderson: you said it's difficult to keep the public attention on it given the lack of information. one of the things "wall street journal" did which i thought was extraordinary this, was the cover of the "wall street journal" today, 100 days. >> yes. >> what is it like trying to keep your staff all the employees of the "wall street journal" informed and motivated? >> honestly, i'm so proud of them. they've been from day one they've been magnificent, really united, so much support for evan. a lot of people there know evan, a lot of them don't but they have all rallied around.
the situation of his confinement, the quality of it? >> look, from what we saw of him, we can see in the video, he is in good health, he looks a bit pale but he was clearly doing his best to lift everyone's spirits, he was cheerful, clearly cracking jokes, that is the kind of guy that he is. he is not in solitary confinement, he does see other prisoners, we know he is making friends with people in reading, he is meditating, doing whatever it takes to sort of get through but you know, he is a young man, only 31, he is pretty resilient. >> is difficult to keep the public attention on it given the lack of information, one of the things that the wall street journal did, which was extraordinary, this was the cover of the wall street journal today, 100 days. >> yes. >> what is it like trying to
>> good day. i'm andrea mitchell in washington, we have that breaking news, an underwater debris field has been discovered in the frigid north atlantic. within the search area where teams have been looking for that missing submersible with five men on board. we expect an update from the coast guard in two hours, but if the "titan" is still intact, that is the big question, the u.s. coast guard has projected the air supply could have already run out. estimates put that time stamp at 7:08 eastern this morning. but there are ways passengers could have been conserving oxygen like sleeping, meditating, doing as little activity as possible. in the near freezing temperatures at the bottom of the ocean could have been keeping their oxygen intake low. kristen dahlgren joins us live from boston from the coast guard headquarters there. kristen, we also have the u.s. retired navy submarine captain
helena wilkinson, bbc news. let's get some analysis on this. with me stewart purvis, former chief executive of itn news. we were talking about this yesterday while it was an ongoing situation but it appears to be in result and gary lineker will be back on air with his meditating, presenting duties on much of the day at the weekend at the bbc will launch an independent review into its social media guidelines. what you make of this outcome? it is interesting that in his statement tim davie accepts the root cause of this problem is what he calls the grey areas of the guidelines which he himself introduced back in 2020. so the auestion introduced back in 2020. so the question would _ introduced back in 2020. so the question would be, _ introduced back in 2020. so the question would be, was - introduced back in 2020. so the question would be, was it - introduced back in 2020. so the - question would be, was it necessary to suspend gary lineker with all the subsequent disruption to the channels in order to set up an inquiry? the answer is he could have perfectly easily set up this review which some of us were calling for, as you said, over the weekend, without the suspension, and it's the suspension which ignited the story rather than any initial tweet. let’s
are active as another investigation in romania right now. >> i hope henceforth you use ai quotes around the words romania law. so in romanian jail, andrew tat was quite spirited figure. obviously the point is to break his spirit, have they done that? >> absolutely not very both tat others are of strong mind and o strong spirits. they are doing the best they ca under the circumstances. i think they are holding up as well is anybody could. they are praying, they are meditating, they are receiving lot of letters of support from family and friends and all of their other fans around the world. the only thing is they are extremely frustrated, they want to prove their innocence, they want to return home, they want to tell the world what is going on, but right now, because ther is an ongoing criminal investigation, we are not
investigation in romania right now. i hope henceforth you use air quotes around the phrase romanian law. if you would, months in romanian jail. andrew tate was quite a spirited figure by some counts, the most popular person on the entire internet. as a result, obviously, the point is to break his spirit. have they done that? absolutely not. both brothers are of strong mind and strong spirit, and they are doing the best they can under the circumstances. i think they're holding up as well as anybody. hood, they're praying, they're meditating. they are receiving a lot of letters of support from family, friends and all of their other fans around the world. and that's keeping them busy. the only thing is they are extremely frustrated. obviously, they want to prove their innocence. they want to return home. they want to tell tell the world what is going on . but right now, unfortunately, because there is an ongoing criminal investigation, we aren't allowed to actually discuss all of the evidence