people, people not heard from, i think the testimony will be on point as to why there is an investigation. some of them will be people wein have not heard from before their testimony will be on point as to why this investigation was so important. that s the chairman of the januaryso 6th investigation, congressman bennie thompson confirming to reporters tonight how the january 6th investigators are going to tell us, tell the public, what they have found. and start the 9th, thursday, june 9th, we don t know exactly what the format is going to be or the length of each of these public hearings, how they re going to do it, but they are planning initially to have eight hearings and we think they will all happen during thehe calenda month of june, at least that s what appears to be the plan now and they are saying they will start june 9th. we shall see it. is interesting though, having that time line does give us a little bit more information about where they u are in the process,
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Bigger than in poland, although the population is comparable. so it was quite capable, a very capable army which was the target was russia. and when we have heard about the nuclear weapon, acquisition, possible acquisition of nuclear weapon by ukraine, that was a real threat. ambassador, there is no concrete evidence that those claims are true. and i m asking you this afternoon about what is happening in this conflict right now. mr prigozhin, one of putin s staunchest allies, suggested there is a risk of losing russia because of what is happening right now. do you disagree? not any more, i. i will. i do not support this statement, which is probably taken out of context. i m not sure about i haven t heard him saying this or commenting it that way. and i do believe that we have prevented already anything like that, by action. let s talk about how the war has been conducted. there has been an attack on a hospital in dnipro.
Friend vladimir, his wife is talking about his 25 year sentence. it was him criticising putin for human rights abuse. 25 years going to jail for criticising the government, it shows that there is just so much sensitivity, that nobody can say a word inside russia. putin is so afraid of his own people. so when people say putin is popular, he is not popular any more. there is no way you can be popular when everyone has lost friends, relatives and the war. you can t be popular when you can t travel or use netflix or your credit card. so now it s just a question of hardcore repression and how long they are able to do that repression before people say enough is enough. we have seen this, like yvegeny prigozhin, he is saying enough is enough, he s a monster himself, but they are not getting their weapons. other people are saying enough is enough. there their weapons. other people are saying enough is enough. there is a sun aestion saying enough is enough. there is a suggestion there saying