[19:18 - 19:59] The Unanswered Questions and the State's Accountability

So we understand that if the editing on the phrase 'uh-uh-uh, a' means someone didn't finish something, and they don't show us what. And this is, so to speak, the question: did you lose it by accident? Did you want to cut it out? Are you showing your power that you can cut anywhere? And it doesn't matter that it doesn't fit together. We do what we want. What is this, so to speak? What kind of gesture is this? What are they leaving us as a legacy? But we cannot know. And so the whole case will consist of such fragments, such inconsistencies. But at the same time, again, guys, I'm tedious, but again, for the future: these are public figures. Do you want to say that the state has the right to treat public figures like this?