is peoneven more damning when y look at it closely. >> you are absolutely right, jake. and certainly, causing even more outrage than a lot of the other events that we have seen around the detention of roman protasevich. he clearly looks like he's very much under duress. that he certainly isn't doing that voluntarily. but what we did is actually focused into one part of the interview, where he is sort of holding his hands in front of his face. breaks down several times and sort of touches his face with his hands and there, you can see, he has some clear bruise and even blood marks on his wrist. which clearly points to the fact he seemed to have handcuffs on in a tight way and for an excessive period of time. now, in the interview, he allegedly said that he was doing voluntarily. but certainly, it doesn't seem as though anyone in the international community is buying that, certainly. the opposition isn't buying that. as you mentioned, he then said that he was pleading guilty to the charges. he also, then, went on to have to praise the strongman of belarus, alexander lukashenko. the opposition, now, is saying