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People to stay home. essentially saying today, the workday is canceled. on monday, not just today but through monday. he said the situation is difficult, in order to minimize risk, this is something they needed to do. the last known, or believed position of these wagner forces is about 250 miles south of moscow, along this main road, the and four, which connects rostov-on-don, close to the south, to moscow. a couple of hours ago, the governor of the province of lipetsk announced that wagner forces were in the area and told people to stay home. you hinted, you gave a little bit of a briefing of how this all developed. , and it s really moved very quickly over the past 24 hours. there was this extraordinary message, this all out attack on the russian military, by wagner leader yves ghani prigozhin ....
Relayed that story to, us we were in a circle at the church. the other was a lady whose husband was taken by the russians, stripped, taken out away from where she and her father were, and later, she discovered his body laying in the ground. this is some weeks after that episode, where she and her father had been going 20%. they didn t want to go back in their home, because russians had desecrated, and used it. when they came back to their home, the russians had been expelled from the country by the ukrainian forces. they found her husband s body line on the ground. it s a pretty horrific story that will stay with me forever. the russians committed many atrocities in bucha, and other areas, like yves. they are a, their forces have done acts of war that are criminal. they should have to respond to those in an international court of law, a court of justice. no country should have to live ....
Monetary penalties yes, in fact, the judicia conference should do that. the supreme court claims the judicial conference has no authority over it. chief justice roberts made tha point quite vigorously in th 2011 year and a report with this judicial conference, the attorney general can act o his own. there are mechanisms for criminal prosecutions, civil monetary penalties colleague of mine at the project of government oversigh filed a complaint last wee with the civil division asking them to pursue civil monetar penalties against him. we re talking $71,000 potentia fine per omission. if they can prove ten omissions, yves got a $700,000 in fines that s nothing to sneeze at. the burden of proof is muc lower in civil cases they ll have to prove it s mor likely than not that he di this willingly and knowingly ....