Hey happy Easter and Passover to you and yours on Bryan Stelter and this is Reliable

Sources where we examine the story behind the story and we figure out what's reliable.

This hour an interview that took my breath away, American journalist Danny Fenster who spent

six months in a Myanmar prison now speaking out revealing what kept him going all that

time.

Plus a whole new meaning to the term tweedstorm, what to expect from Elon Musk this week

as he tweets his way through a hostile takeover of Twitter.

And later political fear factor?

Why are Republicans breaking away from the bipartisan presidential debate commission?

We haven't even made it to the midterms yet.

We're going to get into all that and more, but first there are big holes in the story

about the Mosqueva, the flagship of Russia's Black Sea fleet, a warship that now rests

at the bottom of the sea.

It's described as the biggest wartime loss of a naval ship in 40 years, but there's very

little vetted information about what happened.

There were no reporters, no witnesses when the ship began to sink.

So what we're left with are dueling storylines with Ukraine claiming to have hit it with anti-ship

and missiles and Russia trying to say otherwise claiming a fire broke out on board the warship.

That's what caused diminishings to explode, that's what damaged the vessel and forced

the crew to evacuate.

A more complicated story, right?

There's no way for news outlets to truly get to the bottom of it, but consider this.

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