fighting for because if we don t have a country to come back to, if kyiv is going to be the second aleppo and that s going on in mariupol city in the east of the country bombed and probably everybody saw how the maternity hospital is being bombed and the orphanages and something we couldn t imagine two weeks ago to be honest but this is the reality for us now and beg for the international community for the defense, for the air defense that we need because we can fight on the ground. we can kick putin out and the army from our country but we cannot do anything with the sky and that s where the missiles and the bombs are coming from and targeting the civilian population. his strategy is to kill as many civilians to put us at the table for negotiations which are not negotiations but basically
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reporter: the protests are really big, but they are regular. the visible opposition to emmanuel macron s reform program. behind them, though, lies a sharp drop in his popularity rating. it has now fallen to 29% from 62 when he first took office. we couldn t imagine, for a lot of people, the union, et cetera, that it would go so far and so violently, i would say, against the people. but it is reeling i ignorance of the people and kind of scorn against the people of france. reporter: a year 1/2 into his term, macron is taking heat for slashing spending which has led to layoffs, and also for scandals, including one involving his senior security advisor alexander bin a lal caught in a video beating up
funding possible, there was resistance to it which a lot of us here in new york weren t even aware what was happening. we couldn t imagine who from new york or who from america could be against funding for people that were victims of this attack. turns out a lot of them. they were playing politics by doing add-ons to bills. you have this bill to keep first responders going on any victim from going. they would tack on abortion or whatever it was. import and export tax. they tried to take the money that could have come out of the transportation bill and holding our bill postage for an import and export bill on oil. shepard: thankfully it got through. but do you see the problems this time? if one of your representatives in congress or in the senate or whoever it is that has to do the voting here, the nos, we ll write them down and tell you about them.
economic opportunity there. and there s certainly a level of violence that in our country we couldn t imagine. honduras, when i took over in southern command, was the most violent planet by u.n. numbers, most violent country on the planet, 91 deaths per 100,000. our country is about 5. a lot of good work down there. not always perfect. but the president has taken that down by a third. still horrific levels of violence. but my point is, they don t most of the time don t come here for any other purpose than to have some economic opportunities and to escape violence. my view, and i stated this for three years when i was at southern command, when i testified before this committee in april, my you view is if we can help them, if we can help them by reducing our drug demand, which is the fundamental problem of many of their problems, by reducing our drug