so you see that in gorbachev's time of gorbachev's pronouncements, which i think is or you know, those are very, very interesting to see, because it again comes down to this question person personal perceptions. the question my question about charismatic why leadership was so important to to the socialist camp. oh i don't know i find hard to figure this out i think it may have to do with the ideological component of this that you have a kind of a unified church, if i may. and can only have one pope and and so the chinese sort of initiated the schism, you know, in religious terms. and that was unacceptable. so think that is what really made things so much worse and was only after the soviets stopped seeing china as an ideological competitor that they could actually repair relations and that process really starts in the early 1980s also in brezhnev switched by the way both brezhnev who initiated rapprochement with china in 1982, saw that, you know, the your your your second question was about whether the soviets were successful in projecting their leadership in the world reaching recogni

ussr, where he became a personal guest of president gorbachev.ut soon gorbachev himself lost power, all influence, and the government of the rsfsr demanded that honaker leave the country. then eric and his wife found refuge in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germany, helmud kohl, demanded his extradition, and he was sent to berlin. they arrested me right at the airport and took me to moabid prison. honoker wrote in his diary: 57 years later i see the prison again. he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. honaker flew to chile, where his entire family already lived, and died there 2 and a half years later. this is what this day in history was like. we watch to know everything about russia. the best historical series. let's see. let's see. in the application or on the website. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. the program parliamentary hour is on air. hello, we will tell you about the main events of the state duma this week. the state duma is ti

but soon gorbachev himself lost power, all influence, and the government of the rsfsr demanded that honecker the country. then eric and his wife found asylum in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germany, helmut kohl, demanded his extradition, and he was sent to berlin. they arrested me right at the airport and took me to muabid prison. honaki. wrote in my diary 57 years later i see the moabid prison complex from the inside again. in '35, the gestapa brought me here from their main building on prince albrecht strasse. then i spent a year and a half here. how long will i be this time? during the trial, he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. honaker flew to chile where his whole family already lived. and he died there 2 and a half years later. this is what this day was like. welcome to asia, it's beating here. so, guys, today we will draw such a wonderful cat with kittens, but not necessarily exactly the same, complete freedom of creativity on the canvases of young painters, the red cat transforms. think like arti

in 1995, gorbachev wrote in his own, not without pride.g to differ with mikhail sergeevich, even if he is no longer alive. the americans then outplayed the soviet union. back in 1979, within nato, they made the so -called double decision, that is , to simultaneously install missiles aimed at the ussr and negotiate with moscow on de-escalation. they pulled a trick on us with the good and the evil policeman. 846 from the us, eliminated three times more launchers, seven times more missile bases. there is no need to remember the hard times of the nineties and the five waves of nato expansion. what now? unique footage of loading a rocket and iskander right now on your screens from the charging machines, the rocket is being loaded into the launcher and in a few minutes will be ready for combat use. it is clear that the range of this missile is limited only by the inf treaty, which was destroyed by the united states, and now it is obvious that our engineers are taking on the creation of a missile that will exceed the contractual range of 500 km,

, in which james baker promised gorbachev that he would turn to german reunification and nato would not expand eastward. since then, we found out that nato has extended all the way up to russia's borders. if you need confirmation of what i just said, you can go to the national security archives and on page six and page nine, the references to the non-expansion of nato. what nato wants to do, what the united states wants to do is to do to russia what it did to yugoslavia, break it into its own component provinces. perhaps your guest is unaware and you should check out the national security archives website. thanks and have a hostile day. guest: well, several things to respond to their, thanks very much. yugoslavia broke up, the west that not break them up, because you had a serbian power at the center of yugoslavia abusing the other parties. at the moment they had the chance to flare independence and leave, they did. same with the soviet union. the kremlin wasn't able to control all of the other republics in the soviet union. they broke off and there pendants because they didn't want to

gorbachev, tear down this wall. this is not a responsibility we should fear. it's a response ability we should welcome. let's make the 45th president of the united states the 47th president of the united states. let's elect republicans up and down the ballot and let's heed the call of our party's nominee to fight, fight, fight for these united states. thank you, god bless you. let's win in november. thank you so much. carolina and ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley.

gorbachev, tear down this wall. this is not a responsibility we should fear. it's a response ability we should welcome. let's make the 45th president of the united states the 47th president of the united states. let's elect republicans up and down the ballot and let's heed the call of our party's nominee to fight, fight, fight for these united states. thank you, god bless you. let's win in november. thank you so much. carolina and ambassador to the united nations, nikki haley. >> my fellow republicans. former president trump asked me to speak at this convention in the name of unity. it was a gracious invitation and i was happy to accept. i'll start by making one thing perfectly clear. donald trump has my strong endorsement. for more than a year i've said it before joe biden is a book president, harris. if we have four more years of biden for a single day, or country will be bad they were self. for the sake of our nation, we have to go with donald trump. but there is more to it than that. would you develop that there are some americans that don't agree with all

but soon gorbachev himself lost power, all influence, and the government of the rsfsr demanded that honeckerthen erich and his wife found refuge in the chilean embassy in moscow, but the chancellor of the already united germany. he was sent to berlin, they picked him up right at the airport under arrest and taken to muabid prison. honaker wrote in his diary: 57 years later, i again see the maabid prison complex from the inside. in '35 the gestapa brought me here from their main building on prinz albrechtstrasse. then i spent a year and a half here, how long will i be this time. during the trial, he was diagnosed with cancer and was released from prosecution for health reasons. this is what this day in history was like. sahal is an island where everything blooms. here nature sheds light with a discovery. every day is filled with harmony, our children light the way to future heights, heroes inspire hope, creativity fills hearts with light, we build a future inspired by strength. feel the light inside of you. sahal, mine! russia, now economic news, maria plans to launch the moscow-st. petersbur

understood, and i remember how the same gorbachev or maybe yakovlev said, what will we do to you, dearemy has been found, everything is fine, we will leave you without enemies, dmitry evgenievich, the problem is that the usa really does not tolerate competition, although they always spoke for democracy, stood for human rights, for a competitive world, and as soon as those who have their own voice appear, yes, russia. well, its economic potential is not comparable today with the united states of america, but as soon as putin spoke in munich to say that we have our own national interests, as quite quickly from russia. the usa and china, it was the usa that began a confrontation with the people's republic of china, and china simply accepted the challenge. china was very lucky due to the fact that... during this period of testing , such a strong personality, such a strong figure turned out to be at the head of the country, who accepted this challenge, and today in this regard a world majority is emerging that understands what threatens another defeat for america’s opponents, well , i repea

gorbachev, tear down this wall. this is not a responsibility we should fear. it's a response ability we should welcome. let's make the 45th president of the united states the 47th president of the united states. let's elect republicans up and down the ballot and let's heed the call of our party's nominee to fight, fight, fight for these united states. thank you, god bless you. let's win in november. thank you so much. scan the code on the right. also in c-span now, our free mobile video app. c-span, your unfiltered view of the national convention, powered by cable. ♪ >> c-span's "washington journal," our live forum involving you, to discuss latest issues in politics from washington and across the country. coming up sunday morning, republican strategist mike ricci and democratic strategist martha mckenna will talk about last week's republican national convention and president biden's candidacy. then, harvard university's stephanie ternullo discusses her book "how the heartland went red." c-span's "washington journal," join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern

, that is, he needs to liberalize the regime, he needs to liberalize it so that to smash to pieces, gorbachevame to soften, to give a little freedom, and somehow we will get out of there, and... pazeshkyan and rakhbar in general are facing similar challenges of the growth of nationalisms, by the way, a very interesting fact, but no one cannot say what contribution to the victory pazeshkyan of the successful war that azerbaijan waged against armenia, and in general this success of azerbaijan, yes, because who voted for him, they voted for him in the first place... not just an azerbaijani, he conducted his presidential campaign, speaking in the azerbaijani language, he promises azerbaijani schools at last, which is provided by the law of iran, by the way , he spoke in azerbaijani even in tehran, not only in tabriz or there in east or west azerbaijan, he was supported entirely by the kurds, the baluchis of sistan, i i read that he also speaks kurdish. this is also not an unusual situation for the iranian elite, well, he is accused of being a kurd, in fact he is not a kurd, but he is able, knows

liberalize the regime, he needs to liberalize it in such a way that it does not destroy the party, gorbachev also came with the idea of ​​softening, giving a little freedom, and how... we will steer clear, and pazeshkyan and rakhbar in general are facing similar challenges , the growth of nationalisms, by the way, is a very interesting fact, but no one can say what is the contribution of pazeshkyan's victory, the successful war that azerbaijan waged against armenia, and in general , this success of azerbaijan, yes, because who is for him? voted, first of all azerbaijanis voted for him, he himself is an azerbaijani, not just an azerbaijani, he launched his presidential campaign speaking in the azerbaijani language, he promises azerbaijani schools at last, which is provided by the law of iran, by the way, he spoke in the azerbaijani language even in tehran, not only in tabriz or there in the east or western azerbaijan, he was supported entirely by the kurds, the baluchis... well, i read that he also speaks the kurdish language, this was also not a situation for the iranian elite, well, he is a

to liberalize the regime, he needs to liberalize it in this way, in order not to break up the party, gorbachev also came with in order to soften, yes... a little freedom and somehow we will get there, and pazeshkyan and rakhbar in general are facing similar challenges, growth. of nationalisms, by the way, a very interesting fact, but no one can say what contribution to the victory of pazeshkyan, the successful war that azerbaijan waged against armenia, and in general this success of azerbaijan, yes, because who voted for him, they voted for him in first of all, azerbaijanis, he himself is an azerbaijani, not just an azerbaijani, he ran his presidential campaign. speaking in the azerbaijani language, he promises azerbaijani schools finally, which is provided by the law of iran, by the way, he spoke in azerbaijani even in tehran, not only in tabriz or there in east or west azerbaijan, he was supported completely by the kurds, baluchis, sistan, i read that he he also speaks the kurdish language, this was also not an unusual situation for the iranian elite, well, he is accused of being a kurt, in

so security detail and he protected mega because gorbachev during one of gorbachev trips to the united states. and none of the things that the secret service was supposed to do in terms of advance work was done . in fact, they left the one area that was probably the greatest threat, were a sniper could be position. i got it. and they didn't necessarily need to put somebody on the roof, but at a minimum they needed to put somebody around the perimeter. and then also to, to, to the toilet with a drone, just to make sure that nobody got up on top and that they were ready to respond to failure of communications. that in fact, the secret service director admitted today, they didn't even keep the recording their cover. you know, there's going to be evidence emerging. i'm sure. well, if the f b i as a barrier. uh that will show that this thomas matthews crux. who is responsible for shooting donald trump, that he was not alone was he was not acting independent on his own. that he had prior support. prior training, potentially funding and the interactions with the, you know, for example, there

back in soviet times, nato leaders promised mikhail gorbachev that the alliance would not expand furtherny. western politicians later promised vladimir putin not to go to russian borders, they deceived them and continued to absorb country after country. in order to sell the alliance to the average person, in order to explain why. expenses, why the average person will live noticeably worse than he has lived for the last 30 years, this requires a demonic image of russia, which threatens nato countries. the formation of nato was once based on the main principle is the creation of a system of collective security, very little time will pass, it will be clear that the actions of the alliance have nothing to do with the declared defensive motives. the alliance will begin to constantly deceive itself and others; instead of a guarantor of security for europe, it will quickly become a guarantee of problems for its security. approximately 150 invasions of the territory of 50 countries, a sad result of the history of the bloc. millions of victims and war crimes on different continents. the balkans,

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gorbachev has already given direction, this is the case with our human chain monument, when it was hiddent, there was a direct order from somewhere - then from the west, here in the press, in the media, this wave began, and people who wanted to change their colors, children’s camps, they were, there children were already chanting muscovites for knives, young people were marching in the ranks, and the muscovites were not wants to live peacefully, and we must... you will look and so on like a great ukraine, they were breathless when we came in 1939, it turned out, no, they were not interested, they were expecting something there , something else, like now on the maidan, they were expecting there are lace panties and immeasurable pensions, that’s what it led to, we saw, then it didn’t work out, back then our yaroslav golan, there was a ukrainian writer who... saw it all and said: “yes, two peoples met, but realized that it was difficult to live together, so yaroslava galana, galana, they killed after the war, god forbid in the forties, precisely for criticizing these nationalists, these band

gorbachev has already given the direction, this is it. the occasion of our monument to the human chainy wanted to destroy it, there was a direct order from somewhere in the west, here in the press, in the media, this wave began, and people who wanted to repaint, children’s camps, they were there and there were children then the muscovites were already chanting for knives, young people were marching in the ranks, and the muscovites did not want to live peacefully, and we must... this phenomenon has deep roots, when more than 100 years ago austria-hungary decided to create ukrainian political parties to fight russophiles, since then the goal of the ukranazis has not has changed. there, hatred was cultivated, the hatred that was still in that western ukraine was taken, genetically remained since the thirty-ninth year, when they arrived. maidan, they expected lace panties there and expected something else, like now with unlimited pensions, that’s what it led to, we saw, then it didn’t work out, back then our yaroslav golan, there was such a ukrainian writer, who saw it... . from the leafle

gorbachev already gave direction, this is the case with our monument to the human chain, when it wasey wanted to destroy it, it was a direct order from somewhere in the west, here in the press, in the media, this wave began, and people who wanted to change their colors, children’s camps, they were there, children there were already chanting muscovites for knives, they were marching in formation young people, and the muscovites don’t want to live peacefully, and we have to... you’ll look and so on like a great ukraine, they were aspirational when we came in 1939, it turned out, no, they’re not interested, they’re up to something there they expected something different, like now on the maidan, they expected lace panties and enormous pensions there, that’s what it led to, we saw, it didn’t work out then, back then we had yaroslav golan, there was such a ukrainian writer, who here. .. saw it all, said yes , two peoples met, but realized that they were together life is difficult, so yaroslav galan, galan, they killed after the war, god bless his memory in the forties, precisely for critic

us to the same point with the understanding that this threatens the world, threatens humanity, which gorbachevry, to be honest, is unpleasant to me, because heads were chopped off after this whole thing, so let's call it a party congress, the republicans gather, nominate trump as a presidential candidate, at this moment orban, who worked as donald trump's foreign minister, brings a spoon right to this, to this dinner, you are trump and my trump is standing, who is against us with the lefty yes ? managed to fire everyone, well, as if in the hope that whoever gets the shovel next will be a little worse, a little better than the one who was there before, which means it’s clear that there are no movements to change, including internal politics ,trump will not be given to do, unless he starts the most severe repressions, the problem is that after the second term he will definitely be imprisoned, that is, that is why he will have to do something, in fact, that is why he will immediately rule from prisons, we must, we must come, well, as if it were a common thing, we must come, we must come, start pu

childhood, of course, we were told then that russians also love their children, which is true, when gorbachevery well how people said that we need to find a way to coexist with these people, that we are spending too much much money. on defense, and that it costs both our countries a lot, but now everything is completely different, and what is strange is that the current government in america is very similar to the soviet government of the early eighties, joe biden would be ideal for the politburo of that time, he is similar to brezhnev, he is a weak-minded, old, physically frail leader who... is in office only because he has not died yet, and i think that they have no idea what they are doing, the situation can easily get out of control, because they have a complex god, they believe that they are obliged to continue this conflict, i think that barack obama felt emotions about only one issue, this was the situation with crimea, i agree, and all this will always be more important for them. russian, yes, and he was historically russian, yes, in the history of ukraine there is a lot of questionab

a long time, and the united states did not succeed in overthrowing this regime, not yet betrayal to gorbachevt then they came in 2006, today there is a large delegation of the russian federation. with volodin from us, ivan ivanovich melnikov takes part in this holiday, but such samosas used to be only in the third - that is, in the countries of the third world, and now such samosas, here zelensky, typical samosas, fate will probably also be bad, uh, the baltics, samosas, in a number of countries in eastern europe - samosas, but unfortunately, scholz and macron have become samosas like this, only european samosas, so, of course, a lot depends on the president of the united states. and zelensky’s experiences, they are obvious, here he is talking about hard work with the united states, listen, there is no work, there is strict, clear subordination to the united states, there is a key that starts zelensky, and this key is with one guy, the president of the united states, who whatever it is, well, on the other hand, we understand that all these issues related to the loss of territory for zelensky

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the soviet union, when the entire struggle in the final was between gorbachev and yeltsin, that is , in crisis, put forward. would have a chance, we must not forget that the never trump movement is never trump, it consolidates, it would have appeared attention, without the whole history of mistakes of kamal and harris in this white trail, sorry for such a mm pun in the white trail of obama's successful presidency, like the democrats represent him, she wouldn't having the history of biden and harry’s mistakes, i would say, i’m saving the nation, this could consolidate a lot of people, but it’s unlikely... what was said here, don’t sit down, that is, don’t just go through these elections and think about what the congress will be like, this important, of course, but not for them, not for biden’s entourage, their task is not to come under criminal prosecution, how can this be done and the families, by the way, biden, unforgettable his sons, how to do it, make a deal with trump, is it clear? embittered trump will not agree this is not a fact, not a fact, and i would still. we talked about

good evening, they said that the location is special gorbachev after the start of perestroika contributedfact that in the mid -eighties she was almost the ambassador of soviet television in the west. her personal life is under lock and key, but today for the first time tatyana vedeneeva opens the doors of the holy of holies. malakhov, today on rtr. we return to the studio, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find meat in the sausage, and more and more unnecessary fillers are added. among manufacturers , cases of using a prohibited additive, the so -called meat glue, have become more frequent, they write news, such violations have been identified in 2 years more than last 2 years. meat glue is capable of gluing together proteins that do not come together on their own, so you can make meat processing virtually waste-free, and also add useless mass, but not free. that’s why, before eating sausage, you should give it to an expert with the best nose for testing. a teaser and trailer for the film palma 2 have been released. the premiere of a movie about new adventures, the popular shepherd

visited there, but a year ago i did not have. that russians love their children too, which is true, when gorbachevmber very well how people said that we need to... find a way to coexist with these people, that we spend too much money on defense, and that this is not cheap for both our countries, but now everything not at all like that, and what’s strange is that the current government in america is very similar to the soviet government of the early eighties, joe biden would be ideal for the politburo of that time, he is similar to brezhnev. i already thought about this, he is a weak-minded, old, physically frail leader who is only in office because he has not died yet, and i think that they have no idea what they are doing, the situation could easily get out of control, because they have a god complex, they believe that they are obligated to continue this conflict, i think for only one reason, barak obama felt emotional about the situation with crimea. i agree. and all this will always be more important for them than it is important for us. and, by the way, this is very important for them. yes, of

who barely appeared on the screen, she was absolutely. like no one else, good evening, they said that gorbachev of perestroika contributed to the fact that in the mid -eighties she was almost the ambassador of soviet television in the west, her personal life is under lock and key, but today for the first time tatyana vedeneeva opens the doors of the saint saints malakhov today on rtr. this is from captain sozonov with greetings, perhaps the last, but not already, i see they accepted a bouquet, svetlana serge, artist, today on rtr, show business is taking a break, release a new music video, now you can. without filming anything, it is enough to give a command to the omnipotent neural networks when creating this video. artificial intelligence worked hard from start to finish, being responsible for fashionable rhythms, for vocals, for video, and the latter turned out to be surprisingly realistic, there is absolutely no human participation in this creativity, you see, you understand, difficult times are coming for real musicians of the neuromusical conveyor, well, when with automobile conveyors of

gorbachev’s special disposition after the start of perestroika contributed to the fact that in the mid-eightieshe was almost the ambassador of soviet television in the west, her personal life was under lock and key, but today for the first time tatyana vedeneeva opens the doors of the holy of holies of malakhov, today on rtr. on the russia channel, evgeniy roshkov is presenting in the studio, hello, the main thing for this hour. the fsb prevented a terrorist attack that the ukrainian special services were preparing on the aircraft carrier admiral kuznetsov. tried to recruit me to commit on a warship. what did he say? detained? and how several more were preparing. to assassinate officers, they experimented and prepared bombs. our military attacked the mirgorod military airfield, explosions thundered in odessa, and a station for accommodating vcu personnel was set up near volchansky. the state duma has adopted in its final reading a law improving the tax system; we find out what is changing and for whom, from our correspondent. biden let it slip, the nato bloc was preparing for the ukrainian conf

it was rumored that gorbachev's special location after the start of perestroika contributed to the factt she was in the middle... almost the ambassador of soviet television in the west, her personal life was under lock and key, but today for the first time tatyana vedeneeva opens the doors of the holy of holies of malakhov, today on rtr, so you are a microbiologist, yeah, well, my staff is only laboratory assistants, you with your knowledge are unlikely to be interested in this, you will be interested, on saturday, i conduct tests, the health of the whole depends on us cities, if anything depended on you, people wouldn’t die. journalist, yes, you will help, of course, if only we had the documents, your fears are not in vain, there is a mistake, laboratory assistant, on saturday on rtr. so, in the usa, instead of for some reason, the current president biden and his election campaign are being handled by the first lady jill. the elderly ju himself is obviously not able to travel around the country and speak at... numerous rallies, his wife is 8 years younger, 73, she, of course, is much m

still on time. in the ussr, the leaders of nato countries promised mikhail gorbachev that the allianceand further east than germany. western politicians later promised vladimir putin not to go to russian borders. russia, which threatens nato countries. the formation of nato was once based on the main principle is the creation of a collective security system. very little time will pass and it will be clear that the alliance’s actions have nothing to do with the stated defensive motives. the alliance will begin to constantly deceive itself and others. instead of a guarantor of security for europe, it will quickly become a guarantee of problems for its security. approximately 150 invasions of 50 countries. sad result. history of the bloc: millions of victims and war crimes on different continents: the balkans, torn yugoslavia, iraq, torn libya, 25 bloody years in afghanistan. against this background, nato continues to declare defensive goals. this sounds like a mockery of the whole world. nato is a heightened danger and such a term is firmly attached to the alliance. its history is litter

childhood, of course, we were told then that russians also love their children, which is true when gorbachevery well how people said that we need to find a way to coexist with these people, that we are spending too much money. for defense, and that it costs both our countries a lot, but now everything is completely different, and what is strange is that the current government in america is very similar to the soviet government of the early eighties, joe biden would be ideal for the politburo of that time, he is similar to brezhnev, i already thought about this, he is a weak-minded, old, physically frail leader, yes, who... and in office only because has not died yet, and i think that they have no idea what they are doing, the situation could easily get out of control, because they have a god complex, they believe that they are obliged to continue this conflict, i think for only one reason barack obama experienced emotions, this is due to the situation with crimea, i agree, and all this will always be more important for them. why is this important for us, and, by the way, for them it is very

childhood, of course, we were told then, that russians also love their children, which is true, when gorbachevsaid that we need to find a way to coexist with these people, that... we spend too much money on defense, and that it costs both our countries a lot, but now everything is completely different, and what’s strange is that the current government in america is very similar to the soviet government of the early eighties, joe biden would be ideal for the politburo of that time, he looks like brezhnev, i’ve already thought about this, he’s weak-minded. i think they have no idea what they are doing the situation can easily get out of control, because they have a god complex, they believe that they are obliged to continue this conflict, i think that barack obama was emotional about only one thing, and that was the situation with the crimea. i agree, and all this will always be more important to them than it is important to us. and, by the way, this is very important for them. yes, of course, i heard these people, including the american ambassador and many others, openly declare that we will re

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mikhail gorbachev and george bush sr. put their signatures. document that essentially stopped the arms race. he not only made it possible to reduce the nuclear arsenals of the two superpowers, but introduced into practice dialogue. moscow and washington on the nuclear issue such concepts as mutual trust and mutual control, with the start-1 treaty the process of accumulating nuclear weapons was replaced by a process of gradual reduction of reserves of something that could destroy the entire planet more than once. it was followed by the strategic offensive reductions treaty and the start iii treaty. in 2023, russia suspended its participation in it; in addition to reducing the number of charges, the agreement provides. mutual inspection, but the americans actually prevented the arrival our inspectors, however, as mit noted, russia will continue to comply with the quantitative restrictions on weapons provided for by this treaty. this is what this day in history was like. welcome to asia, where the heart of the continent beats. the osaga policy wa

by the time he spoke after his meeting with gorbachev his own aides were very concerned about his cognitivebilities. yet many people in hindsight they liked ronald reagan's policies are not really do not think the policies implemented are quality of president were shaped by his cognitive. a lot ofit it is to the degree obviously there is a threshold beyond which cannot do the job but with the threshold is is very hard. >> independent line you are next. >> hi. yes. i think the hippo logs need same place i understand the public's rights or it needs to know. but, we start looking and digging into the health issues of all candidates some things have to insured remain private. let's look at it. the former president also has issues he is 78 years old. but soon, we are all more or less a focus on the fact that joe biden is 81. they have been bringing up things that really are not relative here. i agree with the last count we need to stay focused on the issues rather than his healthcare. ronald reagan was said to have had alzheimer's. we all know about this. so i think at this point we have to look

it was rumored that gorbachev’s special location after the start of perestroika contributed to her beingmbassador of soviet television in the west. russian television on bbc-2, the organization of the press, the most popular soviet." presenter tatyana vedeneyeva invites british tv viewers to get acquainted with interesting facts about russian television. she presents the program "soviet television truth and fiction." her personal life is under lock and key, but today for the first time on the eve of the anniversary, tatyana vedeneeva opens the doors of the holy of holies, her theater room, her home and family history. friends, we meet the main character of tonight. how's your mood? now i’ll pay, then let tanya vedeneeva announce our program today for the holidays. good night, kids. attention. well, now i will announce the agenda for our birthday. first, a report on the work done. the second is congratulations to the guests and receiving gifts. well, thirdly - of course , sweet, well, in general, i want to say that of course, tanya is a style icon and her outfits, thank you, and my story

mikhail gorbachev and george bush sr. put their signatures.tially stopped the arms race. it not only made it possible to reduce the nuclear arsenals of the two superpowers, but introduced into the practice of dialogue between moscow and washington on... the issue such concepts as mutual trust and mutual control; from the start-1 treaty , the process of accumulating nuclear weapons was replaced by a process of gradual reduction of stocks of what what can destroy the entire planet more than once. it was followed by the strategic offensive reductions treaty and the start iii treaty. in 2023, russia suspended its participation in it; in addition to reducing the number of charges, the agreement provides for mutual inspection. but the americans actually prevented the arrival of our inspectors, however, as mit noted, russia will continue to comply with the quantitative restrictions on weapons provided for by this treaty. this is what this day in history was like. were you hiding behind the trees somewhere? in you changed the lights yesterday, they ar

so not only is she encouraging the two presidents, but she's also encouraging raisa gorbachev, who she was not super close to. but she's reaching out. so i think that is very significant and poignant are just a couple of examples i could go on and on the record. so wonderful, but i have to stop there. thank you. and what about for you, heath? what was your document or your moment. oh well it like nancy it's so hard to limit yourself. i mean, there's much, but i'll just on two things on the first were the world two letters between pat nixon and richard nixon are blow your mind like so in love, so smitten and it amused me. they were amusing things in there too, between the differences between the president and, mrs. nixon, the president, much more emotional, much more effusive, a smitten schoolboy around pat nixon, by the way, made him drive her to dates with with other men for a while which she gladly did, just to have the chance to be around her. so, you know, there's it kind of blew away a lot of media perception. she may have heard about the marriage and in my book, i mean, i found t

or something was wrong reacted to these forces. this was the mid-eighties, that is, this lyagachev gorbachev alcoholism, when the vineyards were cut down, when there were monstrous queues in the wine departments, they were fighting with the very homespun, with the essence of ours, that is, they forbade drinking, journalists worked on this matter, this agenda, without stopping at the same time drinking, in general, in short, he and i published, having returned from... in short, i’m just describing the situation, how weighty the word was, and for the words these, i repeat, did not officially pay, but people there like, well, the same dzhabrailov, that is, these are the future oligarchs, businessmen, they already clearly understood for themselves the power of this printed word and knew that, in general , journalists can be bought inexpensively and bought , that is, these came out... in advertising modules with jeans already of the kind that went through the advertising department, that is, the material did not look like advertising, that is, without any details, but in fact it fulfilled the fun

once banned under the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty signed by ronald reagan and make heil gorbachev in 1987. however, the us unilaterally withdrew from the agreement in 2019 accusing russia violations which moscow has denied. despite this, russia has continued to abide by the treaty as terms, but in june, president wars that moscow may resume the production of previously banned missile systems in response to washington's actions. alternative for germany, party member and former european m. p. good or back says the move is designed to show support for your trade without putting feet on the ground. and the signals that the error of this argument might be over in the west is run out of the meshes and to escalate this conflict. i mean, there's hardly anything list to sanction and they're ready providing military aids. they don't want to get involved with, with troops on the ground. so they have to think of something else that could be presented as increasing military pressure on russia. the principal reason is to be seen to be doing something, but to support you. crane that falls short

not to expand, which means they deceived gorbachev, they cheated us and then began to hostilely expandich is the honest truth, but still... still, everything is more complicated, and the complexities of the process that we are dealing with now are rooted in many ways also where you see how... in ninety-seven it is no longer the same as in ninety fourth, and the easier it is for clinton to weave this lace, we listen: russia has no claims against other countries, in fact, as for the countries of the former soviet union, let's conclude an oral gentleman's agreement, we would not write it down in the agreement that that no former soviet republic will join nato. i'm trying to create a nato that is not a threat to russia, but allows the us and canada to remain. in europe and work with the russian federation and other countries to create a united, free europe and solve other problems. if we agreed that no member of the former soviet union could join nato, it would be bad for our attempt to build a new nato, but it would also be bad for your attempt to build a new russia. i am not naive, i und

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reagan and gorbachev agreed that the creation in europe of a class of missiles with a short flight timenuclear stability. this threat was not only for the soviet union. it was also a threat to the united states because it... that nato, in those years when the soviet union was clearly an enemy, behaved with reasonable restraint, and even in 1953, when a rebellion occurred in the german democratic republic, washington naturally sympathized with the rebels, but was not ready to take any hostilities. in 56 there was an uprising in hungary. once again, president johnson expressed regret and did nothing. well, finally, in the eightieth year , dramatic events took place in poland, president carter's national security adviser, guzinsky, is incredibly sympathetic to, shall we say, solidarity activists, but neither the carter administration nor the reagan administration that replaced it did anything. in military terms, there was an understanding that creating an unnecessary confrontation with the soviet union could be more costly and dangerous for the world. and then interesting things happen: th

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