hello, international review is on air, in the studio fyodor lukyanov. in the international review program , events of the week, chronicle, facts, comments, the cancel button does not work, the bulldozer trump is going ahead, the democrats are close to panic, a call to send troops to ukraine, a new attempt to get out of the comfort zone, good, but what next? germany finds itself at a crossroads,

self-searching or internal conflict, materials from our program. none of the voters expect him to have a sharp mind and quick reaction; everyone just knows that he doesn’t have such qualities at all. characteristic, if he suddenly manifests any of them, it will be a pleasant surprise for his supporters. joseph biden, about us president, republican gerald ford during the election campaign of 1976; the former governor of georgia, jimmy carter, was then nominated by the democrats. biden, also a democrat, as they would say now, drowns for his own. by the way, carter, who eventually became president, was 52, ford, whose mental abilities biden speaks so disdainfully of, is 63. the boys are simply

current times. politically active citizens of the united states voted on super tuesday. on this day, the party selection of presidential candidates takes place in 15 states at once. if force majeure does not occur, the health of one participant and criminal prosecution of the other will occur. in november , joe biden and donald trump will cross swords again, like 4 years ago. the old horses rushed along the familiar furrow without hesitation. confident that they won’t spoil it. last december, a colorado court ruled for the first time in history that because of the seizure capitol in january 2021, presidential candidate donald trump is ineligible and should be removed from the republican primary ballot . the basis was the fourteenth amendment to the us constitution, which states that

a person who has held a military or civilian position after participating in a rebellion cannot hold public office. the trump campaign filed an appeal to the supreme court. after this, similar lawsuits were frozen throughout the country. their fate depended on the decision of the supreme court, which on march 4, he ruled: colorado and other states must return the ex-president to the ballot, because a similar decision. managed to accept the democratic states of maine and illinois, now they must restore trump to the ballot. colorado secretary of state jena griswald was so upset by the decision that she nearly cried in an interview with fox news. the judges, six republican and three democratic, unanimously ruled that a state does not have the right to disqualify a candidate in a federal election, but on another matter. solutions. the federal judges and judge barot

spoke separately. this was not a dissenting opinion. officially, they supported the decision that congress had the right to disqualify, which should pass a special law for this. but the liberal judges noted that this was not the issue. it was enough to say that the state cannot remove from elections, and not specify who exactly should do it. the consequences for the states are clear: the removal of any candidate. c forget: there is no law on the application of the fourteenth amendment, but unanimous the decision showed that judges cannot always vote along party lines in elections due to participation in the uprising. moreover, after the announcement of the verdict, the judges called on the country to lower the degree of national confrontation. let's talk about american politics, which, whether we like it or not, still influences the whole world, with those who truly appreciate it.

in general, when candidates were still elected by big party bosses for cigars and whiskey, anything could have happened there, candidates were changed and agreements were reached, but such a clear situation that they came to national elections with some other candidate,

not the one we agreed on, no, after all , if something happens, well, health or some other circumstances, there is a procedure for nomination... well, force majeure nomination candidate , and there is only one procedure written in the constitution, there , if anything, there is a congress, which in the end will decide who will then be elected president, the next president, the whole problem is that on this path, in general , americans have been electing a president for a long time, but even with all its duration, it still does not allow you to enter in the middle. someone else, now it’s almost impossible to change the candidate, but the trumpists got a chance to take revenge. i heard this version that they are trying to take into account the mistakes of trump’s first presidency, when everything was chaotic and most

importantly, he came, one might say, alone, and sabotage from the establishment, in general, buried almost everything he wanted, now they say they are preparing personnel to implement. a fundamental cleansing of the state apparatus literally in the first 100 days there. the longer america lives in this confrontation between democrats and republicans, when democrats think completely differently, republicans think differently, the more the president tries to change, the more people the president tries to change in key positions in order to be in his circle. the executive branch is also such a bureaucratic machine, a thick bureaucratic layer, which

they have little... ability to at least somehow move people and at least somehow influence them, and this is what happened with trump, in fact, one of his difficulties was that he was not just called a man outside the system, he was a man who, in addition to the fact that he played by

the rules, a man who did not have his own people in this system, on whom the system was not oriented because he was not raised by it, and accordingly... well, yes, okay, he appointed his ministers, then these ministers, firstly, they are the same, most importantly, they are loyal to trump, but have no connections with his ministries, it turns out that he is working, the minister works, and the ministry can quite calmly say, well, we’ll postpone this piece of paper until tomorrow or the day after tomorrow, well, trump also had a problem due to his personal qualities, he is a completely eccentric person, and even those who initially supported him, i don’t know, john bolton, for example, they ended up ... arguing with him in bad and bad terms, because he simply does not know how to build communication with even his supporters. yes, trump’s main characteristic, of course, is emotionality. he lives within the framework of his own , some kind of vision, very

it all depends on what foot he got up from today. accordingly, he has a very narrow circle of people whom he considers personally loyal to him. basically this is a family with personal loyalty or some kind of blood ties or something else, all the rest of them, well, that’s how much they will endure from... ready for the fact that he will need it, it was the president, who in fact was not 4 years to do something with this country, he needed to win, everything, prove something to himself, perhaps, maybe to some of his circle, and then what to do with this country? how to manage this bureaucracy, having no connections,

no, no idea how it works, well, in general, this is what his presidency showed, yes, plus, in principle , the opposition of the liberal establishment, the liberal media there, from the very the first day the desire to push away, well, how to oust this president as well as the body of the people, here is a very big question for the second presidency: is he ready or is it the same thing again, because i have a feeling that now, if then there was for him just having fun played in the elections, oh, he must have won, now it is very important for him to win, well, to prove that the twentieth year was an accident, to show that no, after all, they chose me then, you see, now they are voting for me, but again, what is there beyond the abyss, here he is for this , it seems to me, he is like this.

the radical right, also called the alt-right, does not have a single

ideology, but has a number of common features: they criticize traditional republicans for passivity, are inclined to the idea of ​​​​white supremacy, and advocate the preservation of european identity and culture, they are against immigration, multiculturalism, feminism and the promotion of non-traditional sexual relations, in short, everything that includes... new western ethics. trumpists, rednecks, and leftist media are usually portrayed in a stereotypical and negative way, wearing a plaid shirt, a cowboy hat, with a shotgun and beer on an old pickup truck. the paramilitary movement praud boys appeared in 2016 as a club of young people who supported donald trump. in the eyes of democrats, proud boys, rossists, anti-semites and homophobes, walking the streets with weapons at their advantage, for the assault. pitola in 2021, the leader of the proud boys was given 22 years in prison, and the famous shaman

jacob chansley was given 3 and a half years. wearing furs and a hat with horns, he entered the capitol along with members of the cunon movement, supporters of the conspiracy theory that there is a government-linked secret organization of democratic pedophiles in the united states that worships satan and sells children, and trump opposes them. uskipers are oath keepers. or american patriots have tens of thousands armed supporters across america and have the support of some sheriffs who believe their power in the county is more important than federal power in washington. another trumpist movement is maga, which is an acronym for the slogan “make america great again.” joe biden called the most extreme political organization in recent us history and compared its members to fascists. according to him. members of the magician do not respect the constitution, do not believe in the supreme law, and are trying in every possible way to disrupt

the elections with the help of their connections. 2024 american analysts have already dubbed it the year of political violence, although it is unclear whether we are talking about the right or the left. according to one recent poll, more than a quarter of americans justify and support violence if it achieves a political goal. there are still objective grounds, because truly liberal and conservative...

in january, republican senator ron johnson said that left-wing radicals have penetrated all social and political institutions in the united states, including the media. institute of strategy and policy new liience divides the american far left into four categories: black nationalists, eco-extremists, anarchists and anti-fascists. among the latter, the most noticeable. the extreme right wherever they appear, allowing in any means from antifa, they do not recognize capitalism and fight from cyberbullying to property damage, violence and harassment. members of

the movement consider trump’s policies to be anti-people, nationalist and anti-muslim, but they do not welcome biden either. during the 2016 presidential campaign, antifa they burned down the republican headquarters in north carolina, and in 2021 they destroyed the democratic office in oregon. in the summer of 2020, after the death of george floyd, during the arrest , movement participants staged riots in major us cities, setting cars on fire, smashing stores and throwing firecrackers. for security reasons, president trump even had to.

the driving force behind the protests was blm, the english acronym for black lives matter. this movement has existed since 2014, but it was in 2020 that it began to be called the largest in the american stories. then, up to 26 million americans took part in riots and protests of unprecedented scale. its members still fight against police oppression of african americans today.

moment this mechanism fails and it turns into some kind of stopper and, accordingly, creates an atmosphere of constant conflict, well, what has been happening for the last 20, probably 30 years is this growing conflict, the confrontation between liberals and conservatives, and if we let's look at the primaries, haley, who represented that other party republican, moderate, conservative, but moderate.

harry varvil painted donald trump's thorny path to the presidency, inscriptions on broken things, collusion with the russians, and impeachment in court. accusations, so far everything is going according to plan. dekright and his associations with the collapse of all hopes during the great depression. on the glass

is written: remove trump from the elections incorporated, an eloquent graph of the success of the donkey, as a symbol of the democratic party. ar. matsen recalls that donald trump, on the eve of numerous criminal cases nevertheless, he was arrested for a short time, his fingerprints were taken. index finger on the left, middle finger on the right. tom stiglich on colorado secretary of state jena grieswalt's reaction to the court's decision to allow trump to continue running. a direct allusion to the painting by edvard munch - the scream, which depicts a figure screaming in despair. bob gorel puts the question squarely. after all, who can beat trump in the 2024 election? and myself. he is answered, in his opinion, there are no options here, after advertising in europe, it became very lively there.

welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. last week we discussed in detail the european excitement, the attack of fighting fervor in the president.

refuses to supply them to kyiv. the scandal turned out to be loud, but not because of the subject of the conversation, but because of the fact of the leak. the ministry of defense had to admit that one of the participants in the communication was using it. public communication. the allies complain furiously about the germans' unreliability. berlin makes excuses and threatens russia with punishment for equipping it.

the content of the conversation is almost never discussed in germany. and they certainly don’t talk about the tone, i would say, rather loose, in which it is being conducted. general gerhards, inspector of the air force, calls the taurus the super-weapons that the bundesfer has in its arsenal. well, even though he didn’t tell wunderwafe, that’s exactly the meaning. other interlocutors proudly talk about the unique advantages of the german product, compared to the british and french ones, which kiev already possesses. yes. there are many versions in connection with the leak, and, as always, directly opposite. let's be honest, we didn't learn anything fundamentally new, except that, yes, the everyday tone with which the german military is jarring. discussing attacks against russian targets. by the way, an indicative comment from the newspaper: we cannot allow that same general

ing gerhards to retire because of this story. it is precisely such experienced and determined soldiers that the bundeswehr needs now. wow! however, no matter what the generals plan, politicians have to take into account the mood of citizens. doesn't want tauros were sent to ukraine, a fresh survey was just published on wednesday, according to which noticeably more than half of the respondents, approximately 58%, are against the transfer of missiles to kiev, 73% said, under no circumstances can there be german military personnel in ukraine, that is, despite the two-year drumming, which has become much louder now, the mood of the population is stable, and deputies from... parties included in the government should take this into account, so i think they will not go against the chancellor now. indeed, olaf scholz time after time

answers. i would say that in germany western war propaganda has generally failed, this is certainly encouraging, but never say

never, maybe...

frankly, for now it looks like a staging for the election campaign. on june 9, elections to the european parliament and the role of chancellor of the world are in demand. otherwise, the defeat of the social democrats, which is already coming, will be very difficult.

investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, serious amounts, russia has a rosary and a clear signal. is russian industry capable of replacing foreign suppliers? all resources must be mobilized. will you give me a recipe in general, how to achieve what you have achieved? do you feel like you're on top of

the world? the battles for severo-donetsk lasted for 4 long months.