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They cannot arrest us all. >> for more i'm joined by nina. she's been penalized for that video but not the act. does that mean there could be another penalty coming down the line? >> that's right, max. that's something we don't get. she appeared in court after having disappeared for about a day and a half and she was charged with organizing an unauthorized event. she pleaded guilty to that charge and was fined a pretty lenient fine of $280, the equivalent thereof in rubles. if you take a look at how impactful her protest was. when i brought a stack of today's u.k. newspapers she was on the fro...

Rubble. the russian journalist who was arrested after this dramatic anti-war protest during a night tv broadcast is speaking out about what she endured in police custody. >> translator: those were indeed very difficult days of my life. i literally spent two days with no sleep. the questioning lasted over 14 hours. i wasn't allowed to contact relatives or friends. i wasn't provided any legal assistance. i am in quite a difficult position. >> so far she's been spared prison time. instead she was fined 300,000 rubles, a little under $300. that wasn't for breaking onto the tv set, it was for a mes...

The political reality is no one wants to go to war with russia, no matter how impassioned that speech was. >> i'm going to put up a peephole that sports what you just said. 85% strict economic sanctions, 78% would like to see more military forces, 69% admit that -- only 35% are ready to take military action because of the risk of a name -- nuclear war. with 9/11, the fight was here. and i think this election, when we go to november, it will be fought once people leave the tv set or they go and buy gas or goods, but one thing that struck me, i kept thinking about, if

Rubles, a little under $300. but that fine wasn't for breaking on to the tv set. it was for a message she prerecorded before her on-air protest. >> dear russian people, thinking and smart, it is only in our power to zopp all this madness. go to the rallies and do not be afraid. they cannot arrest us all. >> well, her protest on monday came amid a crackdown on anti-war messages in russia. a new law passed earlier this month quite draconian allows up to 15 years in prison for anyone convicted of spreading what the kremlin considers fake news about the invasion. still to come on the program, th...

Welcome back. the russian journalist arrested after that dramatic antiwar protest on live tv is speaking out about what she endured in police custody. >> indeed difficult days of my life. i spent two days with no sleep. the questioning lasted 14 hours. i wasn't allowed to contact relative or friends. i was not provided with legal assistance. i'm in quite a difficult position. >> so far she's been spared prison time. she was fined 30,000 rubles. $300. that fine wasn't for breaking onto the tv set. it was for message she recorded before the protest.