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I can’t even speak about it, I’ll lose it on camera – Pearson Sharp on visiting the Alley of Angels for children killed in Donbass

The investigative journalist from the One America News Network fights back tears during his interview with Rick Sanchez as the two delve into the devastating realities caused by the Kiev regime facing civilians in the region – atrocities largely ignored by Western media.

Despite the grim surroundings, bullet-riddled buildings, and unspeakable horrors, one civilian told Pearson of his powerful message for America: ‘We are not your enemy. We just want peace.’

Rick and Pearson also explored the shifting dynamics of global alliances, with Rick noting, ‘When picking basketball teammates, you go for the best—but America seems to have missed that memo, overlooking India, China, and Russia while cozying up to Europe instead.’ Tune in for this eye-opening discussion on the ‘Sanchez Effect’ exclusively on RT!

17.09.2025
42:45 min
17.09.2025
42:45 min
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I can’t even speak about it, I’ll lose it on camera – Pearson Sharp on visiting the Alley of Angels for children killed in Donbass
Sanchez Effect is a journalistic rebellion. RT’s flagship program is led by Rick Sanchez, the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning newsman who’s made a career out of defying the status quo. “When only one side of a story is permitted, that’s when I push harder. If Moscow is deemed off-limits, it’s precisely where I want to be. Because more often than not, truth resides in the places we’re told not to look.”