bismarck under his guest to the map of europe. here is france, bismarck showed.re is russia, and between them we are. here is my map of africa. and long for years, historians have cited this episode as an example of bismarck's pure national pragmatism, free from spotlighting and geopolitical fantasies. the ruling circles eventually convinced bismarck of the advisability of acquiring colonies on the black continent, which became one of the causes of world war i. today, skeptics are also asking , given the number of unresolved problems in europe, whether the union state should reach out to limpo and kolahari, what skeptics do not understand, why russia-africa is important for belarus, will be discussed in today's program. i am glad welcome to our studio andrei viktorovich manoylo, doctor of political science, professor of moscow state university named after lomanosov, hello, good afternoon. vadim franzovich gigen, deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus, director general of the national library of belarus. chairman of the board of

bismarck led his guest to the map of europe. here is france, bismarck showed.here is russia, and between them we are. here is my map of africa. and for many years historians cited this episode as an example. of bismarck's pure national pragmatism, free from spotlighting and geopolitical fantasies. the ruling circles eventually convinced bismarck of the advisability of acquiring a colony on the black continent, which became one of the causes of the first world war. today, skeptics also ask: with so many unresolved problems in europe, should the union state stretch itself like kolohari's klempopa? what skeptics do not understand, why africa is important for belarus and russia, will be discussed in today's program. i am glad to welcome to our. deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly of belarus, general director of the national libraries of belarus, chairman of the board of the belarusian society of knowledge vadim frantsovich, how nice to introduce you, hello, hello, well, as per tradition, we begin our discussion with blitz questions, vadi

bismarck led his... to the map of europe. here is france, bismarck showed.here is russia, and between them we are, here is my map of africa. and for many years historians cited this episode as an example of bismarck's pure national pragmatism, free from spotlighting and geopolitical fantasies. the ruling circles eventually convinced besmarck of the expediency acquisition of colonies on the black continent, which became one of the causes of the first world war. today, skeptics also ask: with so many unresolved problems in europe , is the union worth it ? hello, hello, well, as per tradition, we begin our discussion with a blitz question. one frantsich, africa in the 20th century, is it still a continent of problems or a new engine of the world economy? a continent with problems, but with a very big prospect, to put it briefly. an excellent answer to a blitz question. yes, andrey viktorovich, please. africa is a colossal storehouse of resources, in this regard it is a springboard for future development of both the world economy and the national economy. it was

here is france, bismarck showed. here is russia, and between them we are, here is my map of africa. years this episode. historians cited as an example of bismarck's pure national pragmatism, free from spotlighting and geopolitical fantasies. the ruling circles eventually convinced bismarck of the advisability of acquiring a colony on the black continent, which became one of the causes of the first world war. today, skeptics also ask: with so many unresolved problems in europe, is it worth the union state to stretch out with kolohari's klempopa? what skeptics do not understand, what is important for belarus, russia, africa will be discussed in today's pro... charles's presidency, but this especially happened under valery gizcard stein, such a theory arises, i think many of viewers are familiar with it from the famous film with belmando the professional, everyone remembers the music, but if you remember the plot, this is a typical francafrica, that is, having formally refused the colony, not to leave the colony, i will remind you that there is such a currency for fourteen countries fr

, that is right, bismarck herring, black black 200, alexander binoa believed that this painting demonstrates victory of abomination and desolation, which with its pride and arrogance will lead all art to destruction. black square. that is right. binoa was especially outraged by the fact that at the exhibition malevich's work was hung in the red corner, like an icon. weapons for 200. the national scottish knife skindu, which once belonged to the national hero robert, is in collection of this writer in his home museum wabbotsford. walter scott. yes. 200 served . soba noodles. the japanese make from this flour. sometimes, however, they add wheat. buckwheat flour. are you right? autoworld for 200. this. the movie villain once again escaped from commissioner zyuv in a car-plane with retractable wings and a jet engine. fantomas. fantomas, that's right. that was the last question of the second round. and i'll sum it up. kirill has 1,900, alexander has 2,800, dmitry has 2,900. the third round is ahead. open jardin gold, enjoy it rich aroma and soft taste. jardín gold - a pleasure to feel special. a

oleksandr, thank you for being with the viewers of espresso. the leadership in berlin will remember bismarck'sden words, oleksandr golubov, an analyst from germany, was with us. among the good international news is that ukraine reached the semifinals of the 24th olympiad in saber fencing in the women's team, the final will take place today at 4:20 p.m., but a little faster, in a few minutes after the break we will talk about our team at olym che tak, so stay with us and watch. there are discounts until the day of independence on valeriana bolgarska 10% in travel bam and savings pharmacies. do you want to wake up as if you were a child with your grandmother, full of strength and energy? then the new product from matrats market is just for you. meet perina dreamlight mattress. the perryina dreamlight mattress smooths out all the unevenness of old mattresses, sofas, folding beds. it can be laid down to sleep just on the floor. soft, comfortable, beautiful. and so profitable. only from 490. 199 hryvnias , ordinary toppers cost one and a half, two and even 300 hryvnias, and we offer you an extra qu

the military argues very well there, yes, this, this, your position, it has historical background, as bismarckld be worth at least the paper on which they signed with the russians, but do the locals have the same sentiments, or are there sentiments that oh, it's time, as they say, to measure on any conditions, are such sentiments heating up, or are they simply absent. roman, well, you ask the right question, i will tell you honestly, i don't like to answer this question, because it's a little bit, you know how the enemy likes it, you know what i'm talking about, but there are different moods, and you know, propaganda works very well, it also works in europe, i talk to people from germany and so on, a lot who is already very confused, who is the first enemy, i don't even mean who... the enemy, in general they call the enemy specifically the entire government and so on at the level of corruption scandals and the like there, you know, i love truth and honesty and so i will say that there are probably many problems there, i mean the government there and so on, so i have many claims as a citizen, m

we discuss it on the internet and sitting on the couch, bismarck is also considered a standard phrase, formulated that politics is the art of the possible. by the way, he said this phrase in an interview with the petersburg news newspaper in 1864. that is, politics is the art of the possible. and of course, if there is an opportunity to get our guys, in exchange for this, this whole thing, so to speak, as sergey correctly said. then, expert the community of journalists, they were given all the yashin, karamurza, pivovarov, all those who had a couple more months to sit there, they also went there in pursuit, well, this is a brilliant exchange, that is, all the media admit that the exchange was a success, this is very important, yes, our fugitives, why did they compete, and the same thing, because in this exchange it is absolutely obvious that direct communication was carried out. direct contacts, and at the highest level between the american, russian, belarusian, slovak, german side, and since it means that these contacts led to the final result, then we can discuss other more importan

now we've heard from german politicians, alexander of von, bismarck, he's at the us and the ukranian involvement in the attack is undeniable. which is this on think couple terrorist attack on nord stream 2 years ago was of course the work of the united states. journalist seymour hersh very convincingly explained how they were connected with this in sweden and denmark. eventually abandoned me investigation and handed it over to germany. so now we are the fools who have to investigate this. and all the media in germany is being kept in the dark. but the foreign intelligence agency and special services of course, know who it was. we don't need to speculate at all. they know everything. and now they are trying to blame the craniums, and it is quite possible that some ukrainian is really involved in this. there is no doubt about that. perhaps the us plan this with them. but who is really behind this? we also saw at the press conference of german chancellor schultz and president biden went by and said very clearly that they would find a way to stop towards the stream. but this is, i'm thin

nothing of what i have written in all my books, this is the struggle of the anglo-saxons for after the bismarcksi between the two main powers of germany and russia and sowing all sorts of discord between them and that is what this puppet acts so to the detriment of in general, germany and england and london and washington don't give a damn about germany, even if there is a big war, let them. germany as a european country, it positions germany as the periphery of the atlantic, yes, and consumables in the implementation of these pan-atlantic goals, excuse me, against this background, let's say the initiative of the same. to medium-range missiles, because this is really an important issue. the united states announced the deployment in the twenty- sixth year in addition to their bet on a long-term confrontation with russia, naturally long-term transformation of europe into a target, a direction of military confrontation, there is another logic, and this logic was formulated in yesterday's interview with the tas agency by the russian ambassador to the united states, anatoly antonov, let's listen to h

still bearing the scars of his recent battle with the bismarck prick comes out and drops anchor in theh comes over curing winston churchill he comes up the gangplank and as the band plays god save the king fdr holding tightly onto the armpits out his hand and says at last we've gotten together. now this is the moment literally at the future of the free world hangs in the balance these two leaders of the great country come together for the first time. it turns out they like each other. that may seemed like a small detail but it really set the tone for everything that happened after words. >> every day the military leaders get together, roosevelt refuses for it to be a form of negotiation because then they would have to have congressional support. basically fdr was to draft a press release with the words can be used to fight hitler. churchill was hoping for something a little more metallic and pointed. but he did not get it pretty under so fdr was doing so they release this atlantic charter which is an eight-point plan basically saying here the things we believe in and we share our value

dreadnought largest battleship in the royal navy, still bearing the scars of its recent battle with the bismarck comes out and drops anchor and the launch comes over carrying winston churchill. it comes up the gangplank. and as the band plays god save the king, fdr holding tightly under elliot's arm, puts out his hand and says, at last, we've gotten together. now this is the moment where, you know, literally the future of the free world hangs in the balance as these two leaders of their great countries come for the first time. and it out, they like each other. and that may seem like a small detail, but it really set the tone for everything that happened after words. so over the next several day, the military leaders get together. roosevelt refused it for it to be a formal negotiation because then they would have to have support. so basically, fdr wants to draft a press release with words that they can be used to fight hitler. now, churchill was hoping for something a little more metallic and pointed, but he didn't get it. but he understood what fdr was doing. they released this atlantic charter,

, the largest battleship in the royal navy, still s bearing the scars of its recent battle with the bismarckcomes out and drops anchor, and the launch comes over carrying winston churchill, and he comes upd the gangplank. and as the band plays god save the king, fdr, holding tightly on to elliot's arm, puts out his hand and says, at a last we've gotten together. -- at last we've gotten together. this is the moment where literally the future of the free world hangs in the balance as these two leaders of their great countries come together for the first time. and it you weres out they like -- it turns out they like each other. that may seem like a small deail, but it really set the tone for everything that happened afterwards over the next several day, the military leaders get together, roosevelt refuses for it to be a formal -- because they would have to have congressional support. he wants to draft a press release with words they can use to fight hitler. churchill was hoping for something more metallic and pointed, but he understood what fdr was doing. so they released this atlantic charter

here derived from a long line of past experience and some of the roots of these measures go back to bismarck's at the end of the 19th century the first modern state to institute old-age pensions and similar measures on the government. in the early 20th century great britain followed suit under lloyd george and churchville. it too issued old-age pensions in a similar plan for these precursors of the modern welfare state had little effect on practice in the united states but they did have a great effect on the intellectuals like those who gathered here with fdr. the people who met here had little personal experience of the of the depression yet they were confident that they have the solution. in, their long discussions as they sat around this fireplace trying to design programs to meetth the problems raised by te worst depression in the history of the united dates they quite naturally drew upon the ideas that were prevalent at the time. the intellectual climate has become one which it was taken for granted that government had to play a major role in solving the problem and providing what came la

. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jeff: and south carolina, i believe, is bismarck? is that possible?re fascinating. >> me? >> jeff: yes, you are. you're like the -- oh, no, no, why? oh, we're out of time. my next appointment is here. >> oh, okay. >> jeff: i'm like the dentist. i see you, and then i've got another person waiting. not really in this case. [ laughter ] but you didn't touch your water. >> oh, i -- >> jeff: you didn't touch your water. >> i'm going to drink it now. >> jeff: you must hydrate. stay hydrated. a man in your position. [ laughter ] hey, don't go crazy. what the heck is this? [ laughter ] i didn't say dhug a lug. i didn't say chug-a-lug. this is where we play -- you know that song "waters of march"? >> i don't. ♪ da da da ♪ ♪ da da da ♪ >> jeff: i love that song. >> i know it, i know it. >> jeff: we've done all we can here. if this hasn't saved the world, i don't know what will. >> i hope it does "hacks" is on max now. thank you, thank you. we're going to be right back with remi wolf. remi wolf, remi wolf! >> jeff: thanks, thank you so much to awkwafina and paul

is in the 19th century, you know, when german society, you know, was industrializing this was under bismarck and the country was, you know, becoming one of the great powers of the world. but it had a there this deep current of discontent with modernity. um, deep. you know, anti-semitism, obviously, which was connected to anti liberalism. so yeah, that was definitely mind. and it's also this sense that there were no good possibilities in modern society and it had to be uprooted, replaced with something else. so i definitely thought about that and i don't exactly take, i use it in a different way a little bit where there's like two sides of the despair politics, of national despair. there is the people that i talk about who have this extremely revolutionary or reactionary rejection of everything, a kind of like anger and hatred. then there's another side of the politics of despair, which a certain resignation or with, well, look, there's really not much better we can we just sort of have to bumble along and, you know stick with the establishment, not make any big changes because you the altern

some of the roots of these measures go back to bismarck's germany at the end of the 19th century, the first modern state to institute old age pensions and other similar measures on the part of government in the early 20th century. great britain followed suit under lloyd george and churchill. it too instituted old age pensions and similar plans. these precursors of the modern welfare state had little effect on practice in the united states, but they did have a very great effect on the intellectuals on the campus. like those who gathered here with fdr, the people who met here had little personal experience of the horrors of the depression. but they were confident that they had the solution. in their long discussions, as they sat around this fireplace, trying to design programs to meet the problems raised by the worst depression in the history of the united states, they quite naturally drew upon the ideas that were prevalent at the time. the intellectual climate had become one in which it was taken for granted that government had to play a major role in solving the problems, in providing

some of the roots of these measures go back to bismarck's germany at the end of the 19th century, theodern state to institute old age pensions and other similar measures on the part of government in the early 20th century. great britain followed suit under lloyd george and churchill. it too instituted old age pensions and similar plans. these precursors of the modern welfare state had little effect on practice in the united states, but they did have a very great effect on the intellectuals on the campus. like those who gathered here with fdr, the people who met here had little personal experience of the horrors of the depression. but they were confident that they had the solution. in their long discussions, as they sat around this fireplace, trying to design programs to meet the problems raised by the worst depression in the history of the united states, they quite naturally drew upon the ideas that were prevalent at the time. the intellectual climate had become one in which it was taken for granted that government had to play a major role in solving the problems, in providing what ca

. >> bismarck 14 degrees below average at 69. chicago, you're cooler than average.a heat index of 107. going to feel like 109 in san antonio. birmingham 102. we move on in to late week, and we got toasty temperatures. tallahassee, 90s in new orleans. upper 90s houston. dallas by monday, you are at 101 degrees. >>> thank you, al. >>> still ahead, guys, sheinelle has an emotional conversation with best-selling author colleen hoover on bringing her family story to the big screen on "it ends with us." we'll have that and your olympic boost. but, first, these messages. some things should stand the test of time. long-lasting eylea hd could significantly improve your vision. more people on eylea hd had no fluid in the retina, compared to those on eylea at 4 months. eylea hd is the only wet amd therapy that helped 8 out of 10 people go up to 4 months between injections, after 3 initial monthly treatments. if you have an eye infection, eye pain or redness or allergies to eylea hd, don't use. eye injections like eylea hd may cause eye infection, separation of the retina, or r

>> bismarck, north dakota! >> and glenn carmen, illinois! >> besties for 25 years! >> from ohio!e're back, celebrating 60! >> welcome back to "today" on this thursday morning. thanks so much for being with us. you say thursday, we say fri-yay eve. joe fryer in early this morning. savannah and hoda spending some quality time with their families this week. i want to give a little extra camera time to all of those folks celebrating anniversaries, birthdays. we have a birthday here we're celebrating. >> yes, we do. >> phoebe right downstairs. she's down in the control room. she probably can't see or hear us. she's celebrating. >> there's phoebe! >> happy birthday! >> phoebe is like, can we get to the news now? we will do that. >> your news at 8:00. we'll start with the race for the white house this morning. former president trump defending a trip to arlington national cemetery that some veterans groups are slamming as disrespectful. it comes as new polls show a tight race in some key battleground states. nbc's senior white house correspondent, gabe gutierrez, has it all covered for u