the change of strategy. so it was really about politics general's illusion. a said to enjoy great of popularity of the president. and what can we expect from his replacement to alexandra z escape? i'm feel go invalid and this is the day. the today i have decided to renew the leadership of the armed forces of ukraine. i don't think this is the right time. it's not the time to fire the army chief, colonel general alexander assist key is a true battlefield commander. he has successful defense experience on hopefully our government hasn't made a big mistake on every single work i'm putting in. the ukraine retains it's a starting chance. it is our duty to realize that this year must be the time to do great. it is our duty to realize that this year must be the time of you. great. so

i think it's awesome. great. also have coming up a lesson last time laptop, while the russian president had to say, will be unpacking, talk a call since interview with vladimir putin. well, it shows me what i think we've all know. he's what's called a useful idiot. i mean, you actually read translations of what's being said on russian media. they make fun of them. i mean, he's like a puppy dog. welcome to the de ukrainian present. got him. is that asking? has it, would it be full? i'm a chief of his countries armed forces, the highest on presidents and landscape we spoke about bestow default general valeri is illusion of the title hero of ukraine as a ceremony in case of this kind of a day after the peasant replaced the general as commander in chief shaking a ads. regaining the initiative in the war against russia's invasion. generals,

regarded by many ukrainians and national. here on file over say, ukraine's defense. a following russia's invasion general's illusion has been replaced by the commander of ukraine's crowned forces of exams. us the escape falls show the sax general and joys, more popular support and presence that landscape is a snapshots of the moved on the streets a cave following the shaken a little because we haven't, you know, drive any so we don't know how he drives why? because we haven't written in the same bus with him yet, so you know what you saw in my opinion, people need to come by some to protest. so the solution, the can keep his job. hello, you have them. i think the leadership probably has a better view of the situation, but i have a lot of respect for him. general solution, a thank you, look up that of them and that all of the listening. never know so it doesn't say to

this. i can changes neither can you. i just hope that everything will be fine and we will when well, let's pick this up with you already sat case, a former advisor to the craig administer of defense. he's now an advisor to the minister of strategic industries that welcome to the w. a. y was general as soon as the fact be so great has been fighting this aggressive law for almost 2 years. and the war we are finding today is not the whole. we will flying in 2022, then 2023. it's very dynamic changes. and we have come to a point where because of a number of factors, we objectively needs to raise our me to renew the new to the ship to bring in a new vision, saturday, a new approaches to

a number of aspects which, oh, make uh our defense capabilities and this is exactly what does that president zaleski is the supreme commodity of the constitution and he's responsible for determining strategy or training defense overall. so general solution is really like you said in your report is very much loved by all and pray, news. we've got him here all and we all thankful to him for that he has gone to hell was defend ourselves. but at the same time, whether it's on the csp who is coming in to replace him is also a very experienced general role has more than 10 years of combat experience. okay, so you'll be aware that the all room is that this wasn't the administrative decision, but a political bon general's illusion being said to be too popular, more popular, even than the president bill at the moment. the vast

majority of your training is on all 3 occupied with politics, and actually the political and military leadership, as well as focus solely on how to defend our country and how to liberate the territories and how people, how to return back to prison. this will help you with the 10s of thousands of deformity prayed children. so politics that will come another day for now, we are focused on the objectives in terms of protecting our country. i'd like to tell you eclipse from an interview between the dentist at tucker carlson and vladimir posting, which was broadcast on the tucker carlson network and then get your response. so i just wanna make sure i'm not misunderstanding what you're saying. i don't think that i am, i think you're saying you want a negotiated settlement to what's happening in your credit. right? cuz it's really simple. and we made it, we prepared that for you was documented as stumble that was initialed by the head

of your domain names, organization, everyone here to fix his signature to some of the provisions. i'm not so all of it they, he put a signature and then he himself said to my, we were ready to sign it and the where would it be over a long ago? what? what do you have 3 months that i got you right now? most of ever prime minister johnson k, when you talk to is out of it. and with misled, chances are you'll recycle. how much of that is true? did the former british prime minister bodies chosen persuade ukrainian negotiators away from the deal? first of all, um i don't think what we saw just now was a and b save you from the perspective of ethical trying to do it was a piece of propaganda. but having said that, i must say that as the indicted war criminal under either probably it was pronouncing those words that were balls. and so had drawls a me and time to begin destroying peacefully pregnant cities. so whatever that

person comes says about a peaceful settlement is absolutely nonsense. we see his intentions on a daily basis with a level of destruction, the russian federation research on our country. uh, as for the uh, large johnson issue, i wasn't present and that's april. i was one to speak to somebody else. all right. the leaders of your countries to biggest menissi back as meet in washington today. ask that you have a chance to meet with us present. what would you like to see come out of that meeting? well, of course, we would like to see union between the european countries in the united states of america, because we remain confident that ukraine victory in this aggressive more is in the national interest of the country. so today comprised the coalition of 3 nations, and we have seen that the european union has come together and all of the $27.00

members have voted in favor of the support bill for your trade. and we hope to see the same will happen with the terms of the bipartisan support of support for your training in the us. so of course, this is very important now, right. top, bottom bipartisan support is absolutely lacking at the moment. is it fast to say that unless this money is released from the us, ukraine, and your efforts against russia, you're finished. we send it many times before that for us it's a matter of survival, so we have to. we will fight with bruises mistakes. and at the same time, to be made hopeful, and if not confident, that the political leadership of the united states of america, regardless whether they're republicans, democrats, they fully understand what's the risk of a fully realized that the guy who's standing with you craigslist in the national

interest of the us because you know, there's still a little bit of a opportunity where, you know, there wouldn't be drafted before here in the print that window. i'm just not going to be open for that. and i'm, i'm sure that political leadership, both in the us and your understands very well. thank you for joining us, advisor to the training and administer of strategic industries. julissa. thank you for or letting me approach ends ends of here. we talk a call soon because he's 1st at one i want to interview with west in the distance 2019. here's the, the occasion to push for recognition of moscow's interest and depicted russia as a victim of western betrayal and fear mongering. conservative talk show host tucker costs is a full of a fox news anchor, an ally of donald trump and a vocal opponent of us military aid for you, cried you travel to moscow to speak to the brushing president. here's some excerpts

from that conversation, which was broadcast on the talking costs and network. do you think nato is worried about this becoming a global war, or a nuclear conflict? at least that's what they're talking about. and they are trying to intimidate their own population within the imaginary russian threats. can you imagine a scenario where you sent russian troops, cold, political attempts, which is a sound system? the only one case if poland attacks russia? why? because we have no interest in poland, latvia, or anywhere else. i think you're saying you want a negotiated settlement to what's happening in your credit. we're willing to negotiate. it is the western side, but and ukraine is obviously a satellite states of the us, this endless mobilization and ukraine. the hysteria then domestic problems, sooner or later it will result in agreement used to do that gets to humiliating at

this point for nato to accept russian control of do what was it 2 years ago? ukrainian territory going up, and so now there is being, the oper, our and screaming your bell game clicked. thing is strategic defeat on russia on the now don't fail each cooperation yet. i see. but i think now they are apparently coming to realize that it is difficult to achieve safe a possible at all. in my opinion, it is impossible, by definition. it is never going to happen when it comes to, why don't you just call bible and say, let's work this out. we, if you really want to stop fighting, you need to stop supplying weapons. it will be over within a few weeks. that's it. who blow up north stream you for sure. i was busy that day. you personally may have an alibi, but the c a has no. so tell him i

show we in here or is there anything else? no, i think that's great. i see. just for the record, i also has have an alibi. as you can imagine, reactions to the interview for around the world have been swift and critical. if many political figures ridiculing it and dismissing it as a useful propaganda tool for purchasing. are we so nothing new in the pretends interview? he repeated all lies distortions and manipulations and displayed a great deal of hostility towards the west, which is not too new. and we regret to put in is actually provided a platform to many plates and spread from the ground. tucker carlson is in moscow right now interviewing vladimir putin wright. i would not be surprised if he emerges with a contract with

a russian out west because he isn't useful it. it. he says things that are not true . he parents, latimer pollutants, a pack of lies about ukraine. so i don't see why putting wouldn't give them an interview for food change, reinforced as well known lies about ukraine. these are dangerous lies as he has used them as so called justification for russia to legal and unprovoked war of aggression against the ukraine. well, let's pick this up myself guy and i chatted co who is a professor of the henry kissinger center for global affairs, and the johns hopkins schools of advanced international studies is written extensively on the cold war, nuclear history and russian, a foreign and security policy. welcome to the w. i'm why do you think the present person agreed to this interview with a western journalist? i think refused to other such requests as 2019 i think he wants

to stick to particular audience in the united states, a audience to him, to, to whom? tucker carlson speaks the american far right of those people who are uh, president trump base those wells. you will slurp up this interview like it's the most delicious thing. and then they don't know the nuances of this conflict. and they feel that this is biden's where they want from to solve this problem for them in one day. and so what if, if he feeds them that line, then then what, how does that benefit puts into that and, and in moscow way it benefits put in the, in the, in the longer term here is of course monitoring what is happening in the united states. very closely, you know, so the united states, as in the middle of electro roles pre lecture ok, also, obviously we have elections coming up in november discounts and you on donald trump, to win them those selections. and he's sort of speaking to both donald trump in,

you know, to those people around him, but also to that part of the american public who are tired about ukraine and who, who are perhaps most gullible, to take everything that says and, and take it a separate truth, do you think we learned anything from this encounter? so there was very, very a list. so the interview was very strange. it started with a loans discourses into russian history. going back to the 9th century, i think uh carl. some did not. uh, expect that uh, 14 showed himself. yeah, uh, manipulative as ever, um, you know, showing documents, etc, etc, arrive and stuff that we've known about. and we've seen him talk about, but this is sort of his way to justify his war of aggression against ukraine is,

you know, it is for him to root it in some, the deep historical issues that go back a 1000 years. and then he had talked about things like the stalks that failed a march april 2022. there was very little of us. he said there he ridiculed germany at one point which i thought was a nuance, a new thing. well, not necessarily new senior ridicule germany previously, but he sort of suggested that germany has, it's no, it doesn't understand its own national interest, that its own national interest should be importing gas from russia and not listening to poland or to the united states. so overall i would say there was almost 0 new stuff in there and a lot of propaganda. okay, so you said this is a mr. foods and applying to american rights wing audience. how do you think bass will have played with the russian public? hasn't had much adding that all the i think it hasn't been the russians love the

carol some the moment he showed up in most go read the carpets were rolled out for him. he was taken from place to place. you know, it's very interesting with the russians. they claim that they have rejected the westbrook here. they really just rolled out the red carpet for this american journalist and wanted to impress him in every possible way that they could. so for, for many russians, including for the elite, the west continues to be something of an object of a love, hate relationship. they really agent, but the also admire it and they speak, it was barrier to it and they want to drop people like carlson over to their side control here. thanks for sharing your insights with us. okay. and that check go from the henry kissinger center for global affairs and the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies. thank you for having our president biden may have escaped to criminal charges over his alleged

mishandling of classified information, but the case has revive concerns about his age making. it's a central issue in his re election campaign. registered republicans special council brought her advised against pursuing criminal charges against the president because he was concerned a jury would not believe he wilfully held onto classified documents. you wrote this in his report, the whole said considered that at trial missed the bible would likely present himself to a jewelry, as he did during our interview of him as a sympathetic, well meeting elderly man with a full memory of the president to use the hastily cold and celtic, of press conference, the he's out of those claims. i mean, i'm an elderly man and i know what i'm doing. i'm in prison in this country back on the street as you know, initially present mexico, c. c, did not want to open up the gate to allow you mandatory material to get in. i

talked to, i can just open the gate. well, my next guest is a psychiatrist, an expert on violence. she edited the new york times best setup a dangerous case of donald trump, which argued that be then presidents and mental health opposed to drive threats to the country and beyond. i'm pleased to welcome doctor binding the welcome doctor. you've written that this is election will be a competition between an elderly president who may be showing signs of cognitive decline and then increasing the erotic blatantly threatening possibly psychotic. definitely personality disturb form at present. starting with the current president . just focus through how you reach those conclusions. yes, 1st of all, let me clarify that there is a difference between individual you diagnosing a person versus speaking about characteristics of a person,

a public figure that would be of interest to the public. and i have before, along with some of the most renowned colleagues in my field, i had written about donald trump and the dangers he brought to the office of the presidency. that's the press that he was likely. yes, the current president has noted set uh, there may be signs of cognitive decline, which is normal with age. it often even starts in middle, even early adulthood. it's normal for most people. there's great variation, almost any level of cognitive decline in the absence of a disease such as dementia is not necessarily indicative of i'm fitness, a lack of insight or um, ottoman denials. and an inability to delegate responsibilities could be.

for these reasons, we had recommended that the president undergo a fitness test to show that she is fit, as we have recommended for all presidents and all presidential candidates. and to renew this on a yearly basis. this is the standard requirement for many positions. so you believe that something that we both change you should be made and should be introduced. and do you believe that this is cover safe decline if it is indeed the case the best is happening? is this dangerous, potentially dangerous? but talking about the, the presence of the united states after world it's not primarily dangerous, it could be dangerous as a secondary effect. but much more concerning to us is the direct dangerousness that the former president poses. and that there is no comparison

between the 2. it's what i try to assert in a recent article that i wrote, which i think you quoted on and also that it is about time that we discuss presidential fitness as a standard requirement that the public would be willing to to require of those we employee into the office of the presidency simply because at the most because it is the most important office in the land, all no military officers are required to undergo a fitness test before they have seen their posts. and those who handle nuclear weapons are required to undergo rigorous psychological testing and to renew it every year. but the person who commands those weapons is not and there needs to be a public discussion. uh and if there were some kind of standard screen, then that would eliminate many of these concerns that we currently have of both con

candidates. right? and so your concern would be about and you're using to be quite specific about fitness rather than age. so everyone, regardless of, of age who wants you to become present, you would, you would have undergo these tests as absolutely because the most dangerous conditions are actually not cognitive cognitive conditions may be the most dramatically noticeable and public, but they are not the most dangerous and i'm not the most serious, dangerous, and this has no h a what then about some, the full, the present. donald trump, in your book, you was that he would lease violence of the united states. so would say if addiction was proved, drive by the events of the january, 6, capital attack is making another bed for the wife has i'm. are you worse? yes, indeed. because since our book, we did a fitness test of the former president and he failed every criteria. and so we know

that he is on that the database on which we made that assessment was some other report. and we convened a panel of the most top a mental health experts in the country to do a fitness evaluation of him. and he actually failed. he not only failed to be fit for president, he's failed it for just about any job. and so that is very concerned that such a person would still be running for another bid of the presidency. okay, uh thank you so much for that. okay, yes sir, that to dr. a bundling. thank you very much. i so i'm not sure how you will sleep tonight, but doing your best. that was the day i or you can follow my team on social media. i dw new. this is the latest headlines you're looking for. there's always the w dot

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