Welcome to the programme. We will start with russia. President ial Election Results give six more years of Vladimir Putin and there has been plenty of reaction. In the us, they say. They said the vote took place amid systemic internal repression. Canada criticised the process was flawed and undemocratic. In the indian Prime Minister offered warm congratulations. We will look at where russia goes from here. First here is Stephen Rosenberg in russia. Vladimir putin after the landslide came the love. Vladimir putin portrayed by the kremlin as a national hero. At a concert marking ten years since russia annexed crimea. Long live russia, he cried. Cue the National Anthem and some kremlin choreography to make it look as if putin is russia and russia is putin. Earlier we saw the crowds pouring towards red square. Thousands of russians had been given free tickets for the putin event. After all, a president who claims to have won 87 of the vote needs a decent audience. Western leaders have dism
prejudice and paranoia. he is taking hate groups main stream. and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. and now that radical fringe has taken over. what used to be known as the republican party. we know it today as the cult of trump. politician, diplomat, and prognosticator, hillary clinton, joins me next. plus, isn t it funny when an 82-year-old man is violently attacked with a hammer? arizona s kari lake apparently thinks it s just hilarious. and later, the daily show s jordan klepper, who is actually hilarious, is here with the downlow on his new midterm special premiering tonight on comedy central. we begin with fears of rising political violence in the united states. late today, in his first court appearance, the suspect in the brutal attack on paul pelosi pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and other charges. he s currently being held without bail. let s be clear, america does not relish in this type of political violence. but a whole lot of re
and focused on one goal, returning russia tites historical greatness. since launching its invasion of ukraine, russia has waged targeted attacks against civilians including torture, rape, and indiscriminate attacks in densely populated areas all with a name of making russia great again. back with me is former secretary of state hillary clinton. we re going to take advantage of your foreign policy chops and i want to start by asking you about brazil. what do you make of the fact that bolsonaro in the end was defeated and his reticence about conceding that defeat? well, i think what he did today sends a quite positive message, joy. i think that he basically couldn t bring himself to say that he lost, and so it wasn t a formal concession, but he said he would follow the constitution. and he apparently gave the okay to his team to say they would start the transition. so we didn t hear big steel, we
resigned, because the leverage we once had, which is ultimately energy russia supplies 10% of the world s oil, one-third of europe s oil, 60% of germany s oil. back to ronald reagan, we were trying to stop pipelines from the ussr to europe. donald trump wanted to stop it, so they had that leverage, those opportunities. we are just an observer at this point. dana, we were talking as we were watching about where s the pound the table moment? this is a challenge between what vladimir putin wants to do kijiji pain and china, the world they want to replace, and they want to undo what was a naive western foreign policy consensus. you liberalize, open up to china and russia, you let them open up your democracy, freedom, and other benefits will come from that. instead, auto have enriched themselves in the hope of making russia great again.