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     Freedom Fighter Maria Ressa on How Disinformation Degrades Democracy

    10:46
  • #VelshiBannedBookClub: “Anne Frank’s Diary: The Graphic Adaptation”

    09:52
  • Velshi: You can’t be pro-worker if you’re anti-union

    04:39
  • Teamsters official: It’s due time American workers ‘get what is theirs’

    06:44
  • For Fact’s Sake: The president does not set the price of gas

    04:57
  • ‘Let them throw a tantrum’: Fmr. GOP Rep says McCarthy should tell Freedom Caucus ‘where to stick it’

    09:28
  • GOP Rep. urges McCarthy to 'cut out' Freedom Caucus and work with Dems to avert shutdown

    08:10
  • Bill Browder on Vladimir Kara-Murza Speaking Out Against Putin from Detainment in Russia

    06:57
  • ‘The workers are going to win here’: What could change after the UAW strike

    10:34
  • Velshi: Years of Nepotism & Influence Peddling… and I’m not talking about the Bidens 

    04:45
  • ‘Angry and performative insanity’: Feud escalates between Speaker McCarthy and Matt Gaetz

    11:51
  • How the Constitution left American democracy vulnerable

    09:48
  • Plaintiff in Idaho lawsuit speaks about how her life was put at risk after being denied an abortion

    08:38
  • Fmr. Prosecutor: Trump 'eventually might have to' be put in jail if he breaches gag order

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  • ‘Chaos Caucus’ ready to hold Congress hostage in push for Biden impeachment

    10:25
  • A warning from Alabama clinics on abortion: “this is coming for blue states”

    08:42
  • Velshi: Donald Trump’s ‘banana republic’

    05:19
  • Laurence Tribe: If Trump doesn’t qualify for insurrection clause, nobody would

    14:49
  • When AI and Book Banning Collide

    05:28
  •  CO Secretary of State: Trump is a liar with no respect for the Constitution

    05:40

Countries have a responsibility to ‘not to let war criminals walk free’

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It's easy enough to find evidence of Russian war crimes in Ukraine, but holding Vladimir Putin to account is a whole other story. The International Criminal Court has agreed to investigate Russian war crimes in Ukraine dating back to the invasion of Crimea in 2013, but as Professor of International Law at Yale Law School Oona Hathaway tells Ali Velshi, “Putin himself is not likely to stand trial.”