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joining our discussion now is timothy snyder, professor of history at yale university.u very much for joining us tonight. we are here to talk to you this week after the tragedy of alexei navalny's murder last week. and i want to begin with your reflections, on alexei navalny, what he has meant to russia, and what his martyrdom won't mean to russia. >> the most important thing to say about election volley is that he was a courageous person. in a time when i worry that fear is rising in our politics, and we're fear is so important to the collapse of democracy around the world. he was courageous. he was courageous enough to tell the russian people that they were being ruled by crooks and thieves. he was courageous enough to return to russia after he had been poisoned, knowing he would be imprisoned. he was courageous enough to tell the truth about all of, archaeologists something that we could all use. i think his death not only deprives russia of a hope for a different future, it is an example of how putin has tried to crush the generation younger than him, and the genera

timothy snyder is exactly the person to talk about both of that. his writing on the subject, exactly and specifically on what putin said and what trump said in supporting it was absolutely brilliant. i'm looking for to what he has to say. >> yeah, it's a serious subject. we're gonna get right to it. thank you, rachel. >>> well, the flu has left a rather miserable and very tired but he can't give into it. at about 12:30 he was dropping with sleep and let him take me to the big chair by the fireplace and put his feet on the two step stool. i went out to get ready for lunch, and he felt sound asleep. that was a description of the president of the united states by his cousin in the middle of a workday one year before he was reelected. when the president woke up from that much-needed nap he went back to work on what turned out to be his brilliant strategies for winning world war ii. he continued running the secret project picked it in the film "oppenheimer" to develop an atomic bomb. he designed the operating structure of what would become the united na

timothy snyder is exactly the person to talk about both of that. his writing on the subject, exactly and specifically on what putin said and what trump said in supporting it was absolutely brilliant. i'm looking for to what he has to say. >> yeah, it's a serious subject. we're gonna get right to. it really get right to it. thank you, rachel. >>> well, the flu has left a rather miserable and very tired but he can't give into it. at about 12:30 he was dropping with sleep and let him take me to the big chair by the fireplace and put his feet on the two step stool. i went out to get ready for lunch, and he felt sound asleep . that was a description of the president of the united states by his cousin in the middle of a workday one year before he was reelected, when the president woke up from that much-needed nap he went back to work on what turned out to be his brilliant strategies for winning world war ii. he continued running the secret project picked it in the film oppenheimer to develop an atomic bomb. he did find the operating structure of what wou

although such figures as hillary clinton and timothy snyder cause deeply respected and admired, theyk the political power or ability to force donald trump to behave differently. not specified. it remains to be seen whether trump will follow this approach to ukraine throughout the election campaign, or even if he is re-elected for a second term. an interview with former secretary of state and cia director michael pompeo, with whom i worked closely in recent years, indicates that trump may eventually give aid to ukraine and turn on the green light for it, because despite ukraine's requests during obama's presidency. it was trump, not obama, who allowed the sale of javelin anti-tank missile systems to ukraine. this shows that he understands the importance of supporting ukraine's defense efforts. however, trump's actions regarding ukraine are inconsistent, which indicates a lack of strategic planning. he vacillates between wanting to provide more aid to ukraine and undermining efforts to do so. such inconsistency may be caused by it. the desire to harm biden, unresolved feelings for pres

while figures like hillary clinton and timothy snyder are deeply respected and admired, they lack theical power or ability to force donald trump to behave differently. it remains unclear whether trump will follow this approach of ukraine throughout the election campaign, or even in the event of his... re-election for a second term, an interview with former secretary of state and cia director michael pompeo, with whom i have worked closely in recent years, indicates that trump may eventually to give aid to ukraine and give it the green light, because, despite ukraine's request during obama's presidency, it was trump, not obama, who allowed the sale of javelin anti-tank missile systems to ukraine. this shows that he understands the importance of support defense efforts of ukraine. however, trump's actions regarding ukraine are inconsistent, which indicates a lack of strategic planning. he vacillates between wanting to provide more aid to ukraine and undermining efforts to do so. such inconsistency may be due to his desire to harm biden. unresolved feelings towards president putin, as we

i recently listened to some very important talks timothy snyder's speeches, hillary clinton's speeches are all aware, the representatives of the american intellectual elites are aware of all the threats and all the problems, but the impression is that there is some, perhaps tacit, solution. this reproach has the feeling of some kind of double accounting. well, it really is. as we have discussed many times on this program, mr. borkowski, the vast majority of us political leaders at the national level, whether in congress or at the ministerial level, both current and former, agree that aid ukraine is crucial not only for ukraine itself, but also for the national interests of the united states. they understand that ukraine's struggle against russia has a direct impact on the larger geopolitical context, particularly the nato space. failure to contain russian aggression in ukraine could lead to numerous additional challenges for all members of the north atlantic alliance. it is obvious that ukrainians are fighting not only for themselves, but also for all of us. this understanding is wides

i i recently listened to extremely important speeches by timothy snyder, the clinton speakers, they are aware that the representatives of the american intellectual elites are aware of all the threats and all the problems, but the impression is that there is some, maybe an unspoken solution, this is not a reproach, i have a feeling of some double-entry bookkeeping, well, it really is, as we've discussed many times on this program, mr. borkowski, the vast majority of us political leaders at the national level, whether in congress or at the ministerial level, both current and... others, are united in the fact that aid to ukraine is of crucial importance not only for ukraine itself, but also for the national interests of the united states. they understand that ukraine's struggle against russia has a direct impact on the larger geopolitical context, particularly the nato space. failure to contain russian aggression in ukraine could lead to numerous additional challenges for all members of the north atlantic alliance. it is obvious that the ukrainians. not only for himself, but for all of us.

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i recently listened. extremely important speeches by timothy snyder, speeches by hillary clinton, they are all aware, representatives of the american intellectual elites are aware of all the threats and all the problems, but i have the impression that there is some, perhaps unspoken, solution, it's not docker, i have the feeling of some kind of double accounting. well, it's true, as we've discussed many times on this program, mr. borkowski, the vast majority of the political...leaders of the united states at the national level, whether in congress or at the ministerial level, both current and former, are of the same mind. in that aid to ukraine is crucial not only for ukraine itself, but also for the national interests of the united states. they understand that ukraine's struggle against russia has a direct impact on the larger geopolitical context, particularly the nato space. failure to contain russian aggression in ukraine may lead to numerous additional ones. challenges for all members of the north atlantic alliance. it is obvious that ukrainians are fighting not only for themselve

i recently listened to very important speeches by timothy snyder, speeches by hillary clinton, they are all aware, the representatives of the american intellectual elites are aware of all the threats and all the problems, but i have the impression that there is some kind of, perhaps, unspoken decision, it's not docker, i have the feeling of some kind of double accounting. well, it's true, as we've discussed many times on this program, mr. borkowski, the vast majority of us political leaders at the national level, whether in congress or at the ministerial level, both current and former, are unanimous that that aid to ukraine is crucial not only for ukraine itself, but also for the national interests of the united states. they understand that ukraine's struggle against russia has a direct path impact on larger geopolitics. context, in particular on the nato space. failure to contain russian aggression in ukraine could lead to numerous additional challenges for all members of the north atlantic alliance. it is obvious that ukrainians are fighting not only for themselves, but also for all o

i recently listened to very important speeches by timothy snyder, speeches by hillary clinton, they allrealize, representatives of the american intellectual elites are aware of all the threats and all the problems, but the impression is that there is some, perhaps tacit, solution. i feel this reproach. some kind of double accounting? well, it's true, as we've discussed many times on this program, mr. borkowski, the vast majority of us political leaders at the national level, whether in congress or at the ministerial level, both current and former, are unanimous that that aid to ukraine is crucial not only for ukraine itself, but also for the national interests of the united states. they understand that ukraine's struggle against... russia has a direct impact on the larger geopolitical context, particularly on the nato space. failure to contain russian aggression in ukraine could lead to numerous additional challenges for all members of the north atlantic alliance. it is obvious that ukrainians are fighting not only for themselves, but also for all of us. this understanding is widespread

snyder gave an analysis of these historical flashbacks putin putin, you know, he used to say, well thisnary just fascism , there is simply no other word here, or nazism, so it is obvious that there is already russianism, racism, it is not unimportant here, the question, the question is that this is a contagious thing that destroyed all the international standards that exist in the world, that is, the world. saw that the united states may not be an international arbiter for a little while, a little while and not, and democracy is not a dominant, dominant, er, let's say, tool for fighting against tyranny or dictatorship, a little more, and in fact what it was called the old world order, it will not exist to exist, it actually no longer exists, a new one must be formed, and in order to form a new one, it is necessary to negotiate unconditionally with the new participants, which are china and... other participants, and these are nuclear participants, these are nuclear countries. we are talking about israel, which has been at war for a long time, actually since its creation, but at a certain

there are hundreds of millions of them in the world, and what to do with it. uh, you know, like, as timothy snyder said recently, the only thing you can do about it is to spread true , real information, and educate people so that they can draw the right conclusions from real facts, first, so that people get real facts and could draw correct conclusions from these real facts. well, if we talk about the general status of the election campaign now in the united states. mr. igor, should niki geli be written off, because primaries scocuses show that in principle from the democrats really biden from the republicans mostly trump has success, but there are other candidates and is everything decided for them according to your feeling and in your opinion? well, the democrats actually have actually one candidate, dean phillips, a congressman from minnesota, and his only complaint about joe biden is that he thinks joe biden is...too old to be president, well, that's unacceptable seriously overwhelming majority of democratic voters, of course, this will be confirmed, but today they are passing democrati

>> professor timothy snyder gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >>> tonight, the countdown to south carolina's primary, it is a pivotal moment for nikki haley's campaign. plus, reproductive rights taking center stage after a controversial court ruling. and with the clock ticking on a government shutdown, house republicans flock to cpac, how their messaging could impact negotiations. president biden announces new sanctions on russia, while the war in ukraine reaches its two year mark, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, we are now 257 days away from the election. and the saturday republicans are down in south carolina, they will cast their vote in these states presidential primary. it is nikki haley's home state, but donald trump is a big time in the polls. haley has pledged to stay in the race past saturday's contest no matter what happens. heading into this pivotal primary, reproductive rights are also front and center. that is because

>> professor timothy snyder gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, the countdown to south carolina's primary, it is a pivotal moment for nikki haley's campaign. plus, reproductive rights taking center stage after a controversial court ruling. and with the clock ticking on a government shutdown, house republicans flock to cpac, how their messaging could impact negotiations. president biden announces new sanctions on russia, the war in ukraine reaches its two year mark, as the 11th hour gets underway on this thursday night. good evening once again, i am stephanie ruhle, we are now 257 days away from the election. and the saturday republicans are down in south carolina, they will cast their vote in these states presidential primary. it is nikki haley's home state, but donald trump is a big time in the polls. they pledged to stay in the race passenger days contest matter what happens. heading into this pivotal primary, reproductive rights are also front and center. that is because of the decision