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london s trafalgar square. all the more coming up in today s getting underground, but 1st taking place today is another extradition hearing in the case of julian, the san j trial. if could decide the fate of journalism around the world, there were helix. publisher is famous among other things for the african war logs, one of the largest leeks in u. s. military history. they detailed the horror of the native war and f can it s done, including hundreds of on reported civilian killings. so what was it all for now that us troops appear to be finally leaving canada san joining me now from norfolk and the u. k. is warn smith, a former soldier and award winning journalist who was embedded with the british army in afghanistan and 27. and also gave shelter to julian. a sergeant is home in 2010. in the wake of the release of the wall logs is the founder of london s front bank club for journalists. welcome back, gone to going underground. it wasn t that long ago. i seem to remembe ....
a complement and how it, what people were saying that and they, they were kind of stalling and making the sacrifice. but they see that was to protect us and to protect person from from terrorism. and so i think people are quite concerned as to where does that stand now? i mean, are we protected them? that doesn t seem much to take home, doesn t seem much that we ve got half of 20 years of war. and what is going to be a good soldiers? did they know that britain had previously supported the merger dean that became the talent, the this term taliban. that is used all i didn t, i didn t find a huge amount of understanding of afghanistan within the british army. i felt that people did genuine to be the soldiers, generally believe they were doing good. they believe that they were asked to try to help people. that s what soldiers would say, and i think there was a sudden i even see, i didn t think we understood our history. i mean, we lost the whole army there in 181842. and we ....
i m action or can see we re getting underground. the uncovering allies told by the so called mainstream media coming up in the show of the us and gun ships into afghanistan. this why do you suppose withdrawal from the country? we speak to award winning journalist and former british army captain, who and smith about 2 decades of lives told about the war and ask if truth can be found in the fog of war. while the western media differ to power and is u. k prime minister boards, johnson the government backs new colonialist actions around the world. we speak to the artist who is bringing colonial sculpture to the heart of imperialism, london, stuff. how good glen all the more coming up in today s going underground. but 1st taking place today is another extradition hearing. in the case of julian, the son j trial, that could decide the fate of journalism around the world. the wiki, lynx publisher is famous among other things for the african war logs, one of the largest leeks in ....
187 minutes of what was described as donald trump s dereliction of duty on january 6th. we also heard testimony from two former white house insiders, deputy national security advisor matthew pottinger, and sarah matthews. they both resigned shortly after the insurrection took place. the panel tonight focused on those three plus hours between the time donald trump left the rally, and when he sent out that tweet telling his supporters to go home. trying to make the case that trump chose to allow his supporters to carry out that deadly assault on the capitol. on january 6th, when lives and our democracy hung in the balance. president trump refused to act because of his selfish desire to stay in power. president trump did not fail to act during the 187 minutes the between leaving the ellipse and telling them up to go home. he chose not to act. one of the committees key points, donald trump knew the capital was under siege 15 minutes after he left the rally. yet, made ....
good evening, ladies and gentlemen. thank you very much for your indulgence and your patience in allowing us to have your time to speak. it s greatly appreciated. my name s allen levine. we ve heard forcyte sometime across the country and in the bay area a change for the use of deadly force, and the use of bullets and batons. a friend of mine many years ago chaired with me a dilemma they had. they said they wanted change in their life and wouldn t stand for it, and that s what i hear here in the bay area. they re calling for change, but when change is offered, they won t stand for it. tazers are not a persolutionfe solution. they re not the only solution, but they are an alternative to the use of guns, they re an alternative to the use of batons. taser s may, of course, inflict unintended harm, but i know the harm that bullets and batons can do. i ve worked in the city of san francisco for more than three decades now. where my office is located, the federal blank poli ....