the last day or so, but still s many still stuck there in appalling conditions. i can t even imagine. jonathan, thank you. we will be with you throughout the hour. in the meantime disturbing development on russian tv where they opined about the idea of public hangings those that resists the ukrainian innovation . good evening, bill. are incredibly disturbing stuff for talking about here. russian state run media pundits have literally been pitching th possibility of publicly hanging ukrainians in areas for russian forces were completely taken over. take a look on russia 1, stayed on russian tv channel, one pundit advocated for public hangings through a military tribunal once russia can establish total domination in certain parts of ukraine. listen.
while this president is having this president negotiate with iran. now more disturbing calls for brutal violence by russia state media tonight with one putin pundit and russia actually calling for a public hangings in occupied ukrainian cities. meanwhile, the nato secretary general is warning of the increasing odds of an accidental russian strike on nato territory as the strikes now on part ukraine all across the country that came close to the border of poland. and tonight the ukrainians, they were fighting for the very survival, their very existence. as the russian forces inch their way closer and closer to the ukrainian capital of kyiv. here with rich and u.s. navy officer and along with former cr dan hoffman is with us, kirk as a navy officer we ask you,
this president is having putin negotiate with iran. leader mccarthy, thank you for being with us tonight . now more disturbing calls foran brutal violence by russian state media.istu tonight with one putin one putin pundit in russia actually calling for public hangings in occupied ukrainian cities. and meanwhile, the nato secretary general is warning of the increasing odds of an accidental russian strike on nato territory as the strikes now bombard ukraine alls across the country that came close to the border with poland . and tonight the ukrainians there fighting for the very survival they rerain very existe as these russian forces nowrv inch their way closer and closer to the ukrainian capital kyiv. it wasr reaction former us navd officer kirk lippold and along with former cia station chiefef fox news contributor dan hoffman is with us. ask you as a navy officer, we see they re not moving quickly, albeit slowly,
individual just like the george floyd justice in policing act has stalled in the senate, so has legislation to make lynching a federal crime. and if memory serves, the last time the senate made a go of it to try to overturn the lynching law it was then senator kamala harris and senator cory booker who pushed it. and it was senator rand paul who blocked it. exactly right. for some reason. well, he was he was debating over, you know, what actually constituted a lynching. and i think historically people have looked at lynchings as hangings. but lynchings were not always hangings. emmett till was beat to death. people were shot. there was often-times a law enforcement connection. so right, rand paul held it up, so it didn t pass. but maybe with the verdict today, maybe that will put some energy behind the senate to get in step with the rest of the
soft power, but in the last few days we see headlines about women being barred from kabul university, taliban going back to public hangings. can we still help the afghan people or not? do we actually have any influence? well, i think we certainly have influence in afghanistan, especially since the taliban government they want to have some level of legitimacy within the international community. it s important to note that before the fall august 15th that about three quarters of afghanistan s aid in the government relied on foreign money. so the taliban has already come out and said that they definitely want international aid, this he definitely want that legitimacy, however, their actions as you stated shows that they re not willing at least right now to, you know, show the world how they have changed from the taliban of the 1990s. certainly the way that women and girls are being treated is really abominable.