Welcome back to the Dershow. It's so frustrating to watch on television, the recent disclosures

of deaths and murders. I mean, if what we're seeing is true and only objective investigation

can determine whether it's true, but we're seeing people killed at close range with

the bullet and back of their head, execution style, some of their hands tied behind their

backs. And we hear it's going to be even worse when some of the other city's towns and

villages get liberated. Again, we have to be sure that the reporting is accurate, but

it seems to be almost unanimous. The only thing Fox and CNN and MSNBC Newsmax seem

to agree about is that these war crimes are being perpetrated by Russia against civilians

in Ukraine. Of course, Russia is saying no, no, these are false flags. These are Ukrainians

killing Ukrainians, tying hands behind back to make it look like it's murder. I don't

believe word of it. You know, I'm a skeptic by nature. And so I'm always going to keep

an open mind on everything, but the evidence just at this point seems overwhelming. I just

don't think you could fool people like the very experienced reporters that are on the

scenes of these horrible crimes. Anything can be faked. Anything could be misinterpreted.

I'll never forget. There was a video that showed all over the world of Palestinian being

shot and being carried off in a stretcher. And they all said he was dead and it was terrible.

And then somebody managed to get a hold of the whole film, not just the part that was shown.

And as soon as the first camera was, the main camera was turned off, the dead guy got

up off the stretcher and walked away and joined his friends. In fact, a whole documentary

was made of it. It was called polywood, Palestinian Hollywood, with made up stories about lots

and lots of stuff. So we know there's a capacity, particularly today, where videos can be made

to show anything ironically. I represented the president of Ukraine many years ago who

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