Brian talks about how different TV networks put their spin on what's going in Ukraine.

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Hi I'm Brian Pombo, welcome back to Brian J. Pombo Live.

This is a very interesting time to be doing any type of media whatsoever. Because when there is when there are world events that kind of grab you and shake you and kind of put everybody talking about the same things, it that makes it an interesting time.

Whether you've been through that some at some point in your life, or whether you are going through that right now or going to see that, again, I'm recording this during the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

I'm going to tell you some really interesting things that I've been seeing now, I've always been a student of different types of news media, and watching how they work and watching how they manipulate and change things around and how different sources say things completely different ways, giving you a completely different impression about what actually happened.

There are very few sources that have any sense of nonbias whatsoever or trying to present any type of nonpartisan idea.

They just don't exist anymore, at least during this current period of time.

It has amazed me, so this Ukrainian invasion, it's affects our family, because of my wife I've mentioned before my wife was originally from Ukraine. She still has family back there. And we're in communication with them, finding out from their perspective what's going on.

But also make sure they're still alive, you know, so forth.

But at the same time, it's caused her to watch anything she'd get her hands-on in terms of news. So we've looked at every live streaming news station that's available on YouTube or anywhere else. Just trying to find anything we can and see what they are saying and see what they're showing.

Overall, you get a very common perspective of what is going on, which is unusual.

In most cases, it's unusual to find something like CNN, Fox News, saying basically the same thing, that this was an unprovoked attack, and so on, so forth.

But you'll always find an exception to the rule.

I found that a very interesting exception.

It's called RT, for Russian television.

And it is the American version. So it is a station that is put together, specifically by the Russian government, to give their perspective, and this is specifically for Americans.

So it's in English. And so if you aren't American, you'll appreciate this.

But they also have different versions for different countries and different nationalities.

So you can find your version, watch that if you're somewhere else.

But so amazing, because they have given a completely opposite idea.

A lot of the specifics may be very similar in watching it. But then if you're watching it or listening to me years ahead in the future it'd be tough to go back and see this, but you really ought to do this when it comes to news media when it comes to worldwide events that everyone's watching.

This is one of those scenarios that everybody is watching, everyone's paying attention.

Everyone kind of has an idea of what's going on. And to have them come out and say completely different things.

Like, for example,