Thats tomorrow at the clock p. M. Eastern right here on 35. You can follow up on x, instagram, tiktok, threads. Did i say all these things . Yes, using the handle. Can also catch clips of the show on youtube, and dont forget, you can listen to every episode of our shows as a podcast for free. Scan the qr code right there on your screen to follow and listen anytime on the go. Keep it here. Amy moline is up next. Hi, sorry for taking so much time of your show. Not all, listen, i got to ask you, because you brought up a really interesting point about how fast things get done in washington, d. C. You know that city better than i do. How remarkable was it that you got members of congress to actually work on a saturday and get this finally done, even if it means Speaker Mike Johnson may possibly lose his job . Well, you know what . To me, it says that the issues, the foreign aid money, for ukraine, for israel, for taiwan, humanitarian assistance, that those things were actually important to
specifically? what s so interesting is the movement of those data points over time, right? before trump, there was really who we ve all forgotten about now. who was the one consistent voice sort of parroting what everyone was talking about, that we and, and now it s a much broader constellation of people, at least a dozen who use these talking points regularly. the republican vote today, yes, the bill passed, yes, finally, yes, this crisis should never have happened, but more republicans voted against the building for, and i think that progression of time, from just to then we have the gop convention that nominated trump as the candidate, where there was this debate about foreign policy, where there was pro- russian rhetoric put into the documents, sort of attempt to put this anti-ukraine language in. already back then in 2016. and since then, sort of the progression of, the normalization of these talking points as smart things, quote
perhaps than in the past. ukrainian prosecutors say that as many as 300 people were killed in bucha during the time of russian occupation, you alluded to what russian officials are saying that these images are fake, satellite images are fake, bodies were put here after russia left to make russia look bad, obviously the satellite images tell a different story because they show bodies there during the russian occupation but russian officials say well those are fake and the company that makes those images has a contract with the defense department which is i believe true. one of the things the local prosecutor is saying to us about the photographs he showed us today is that the camera itself which prosecutors have will have meta data that has the time, what day those photographs were taken and the fact that there s a progression of, you know, there s bodies appear on monday
today is that the camera itself which prosecutors have will have meta data that has the time, what day those photographs were taken, and the fact that there s a progression of, you know, there s body appear on march 5th, then on march 6th, another body appears. and the eyewitness says that s when someone else was killed, he took a photo. is that sort of data important to building, again, a case in court? it s critically important, because we ve got, i think the picture on the screen shows one of the pictures on somebody s window, perhaps, and got testimonial evidence, but if you combine that together with drone video, evidence that s recorded that contains meta data, you have then a combination of evidence from different sources that is capable of being forensically examined, and