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with nuclear weapons and that russia can now be finished off, and they are just betting on escalation, based on the conviction of this group that our determination is the most important, the main thing is not our resources. and our determination is a bluff , and between these two decision-making centers, a contradiction seems to be growing , some such as generalli. they say that it is not we who carry out this terrorist attack. this is what the ukrainians themselves are doing, and bearing in mind that this is the second decision-making center behind this. and the same, on the contrary, they do not refuse, especially they say, let's bring russia to the last stage. we have practically trapped this bear, he is in our hands. let's get him. and these two decision-making centers. in fact, they create such a kind of split strategy, and those and those do not like us, go stand for global domination, the west, but some believe that we are already ready, that we have lost us too. and others are like
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miles, they believe that this is probably too premature a joy, and one must still be with a nuclear power powerful enough enough, resolute enough wealthy enough modern be careful. a lot depends on this, because some will increase terrorist activity and in every possible way support the offensive about ukraine in various directions, including including sabotage and a system of terrorist attacks in order to increase this escalation even more, while others will be like miles try to hold it back a little, but in any case, we are at war with those with others. but these are two positions. in my opinion. they're getting so much more every day appear and they really do not coincide with each other and understand, we also have trump who generally believes that russia is indifferent, who is not even like a million, he simply believes that there is no need to have anything to do with us there, because we are with the economic we do not represent a point of view for him. with his attitude like that, uh,
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the businessman isn't much of a threat. she would pay more attention to china. that is, in principle, in addition to those globalists who are escalating, there are other very influential centers in the very west decision making in this regard. of course, we also have to reckon with them in a certain way, interacting with them, some can provoke us in order to convince even our own people, and here, of course, there must be a very deep restraint that our hmm country really demonstrates wide-ranging, but i think that the time has come now and here i completely agree with you to demonstrate our strength, because , in principle, by and large , there is a consensus in the west that we are weak, and this is terrible, not only would the possibilities a determination that we cannot overcome some of the peaceful clichés of our existence. we are afraid to over translate. the industry
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of society and the culture of education in a more active way, in a mobilization way , mobilization is not necessary from the point of view of everyone to involve military operations in military operations, but simply to gather spiritually, and we are definitely pulling with this. and this reinforces their belief that we are not strong enough , not weak enough in this respect. it seems to me, in my opinion. we are our spiritual cultural social ideological ideological resources. we haven’t drained it far yet, and for some reason, with this pull , we’re putting it off, now we’ll get back to it. but first i want to ask ruslan do you agree with alexander dugin's analysis. you know , it's hard for me to judge about this big chessboard, but let's paraphrase zhezinsky, but one thing is quite obvious that our restraint is our cooperativeness. uh, often interpreted as a weakness. i
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’ve still stayed on vkontakte with a number of let’s call them so sensible ukrainians, but they are different relate to me personally to the country, but the dialogue continues and i'm saying, you know, what is our difference. here in moscow i regularly see cars with ukrainian numbers, it’s clear that these are ours, relatively speaking, ukrainians, but these cars drive quietly. they are not stopped by the traffic police, they calmly park. nobody pierces their wheels. i say you can imagine that in kiev or in some other city. quietly drove or parked a car, uh, with russian numbers. no, it is immpossible. this car will beat people there, beat them, maybe even kill me i say here in this and our difference, we are at war with the kiev regime. yes and you are at war with the russian people for you, all russian people, therefore, in principle, our president and, uh, a significant part of the establishment, did not turn on this regime, we are at war with the ukrainian people. yes , because if we turn it on and
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it doesn't seem enough to anyone, in doing so we will lose a part of ourselves. i really don't want to lose a part of myself. i know only one thing that still to lose. lose yourself completely, and karen you probably know that a couple of days ago in a very significant event was held in moscow, which was organized by the movement, international multipolarity and alexander dugin and his eurasian movement played a big role there alexander says himself to say eh allah the event of your movement represents, but i wanted to ask you a deeper question, by the way, also on based on what alexander said earlier is there a problem what is a significant part of the russian foreign political elite? that she
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left the soviet times, but did not come to the new ones. and what is still, in general, the criteria that you have relations with the west, how they perceive you back, that a significant part of the foreign political elite of russia, all these considerations play this very serious conflict. there is, i agree. yes, such a moment is this dual dualism that is inherent. and by the way, i think that, unfortunately, the american elite. this is what alexander belich was talking about, you were talking about. that part they generally, i think, well understand this situation. and that gives them optimism. this is duality. we we left from there. it manifests itself in everything we are on
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in fact, we have such pseudo-capitalism by and large. he is not final. he seems to be all like that with us. we are sitting between here, in my opinion, to a large extent between two chairs. this is how we ended up in this situation, so we have an internal discord between whites and reds, let's say. so we have the soviet remained and at the same time. we have a strong one, let's say anti-soviet. a trend that mates with the russian empire, that is, and in fact, although we say that this conflict is necessary put out. it doesn't stew very well, but it doesn't stew because we don't have it. it seems to me that in this sense there is some kind of ideological certainty and consistency. and this is the biggest danger, because you understand how to make decisions. uh, decisions are made
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where they exactly match your understanding. how should they be received? here we are talking about provocation. yes, well, that's right. yes , they are, and our main idea is that they are provoking us. they succumbed to provocations. here's once or twice, that is, it seems, as if it were a victory. but on the other hand , you can get to the point where, as they say , you understand, it will seriously hit while i feed. and we will keep talking, by the way , mind you, a simple thing, they shot down an american drone and the flights stopped, and they stopped immediately, as i understand it, that is, it happened instantly. that is where we show strength. we are talking about nord stream no reaction. we are talking about one path. we are talking about the second terrorist attack, no reaction. no we say we don't give in provocations, we behave with respect, but
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you understand this is beginning, as if in fairness. it's certainly not that simple. no, i'm not saying what it is, which i mean, when those blows that were inflicted on ukraine, uh, they were very serious. er, but you're right that russia refrained from some things that were probably within the russian capabilities, and this represented, i think, an analysis of the situation at the level of the russian leadership. how far from it is advisable to go at this stage, so as not to to lose corresponding international support, china to india, and so on, and in order not to strike a blow at the normality of life in russia itself. well, of course, as russia tries to deny this normality to its opponents, then, of course, calculations
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of what is expedient. i think they will also change and alexander vasya has the last word. tell me. here you are one of the few people who offer some kind of alternative to westernism of the nineties, but this one is my whole life. at the age of 40 i am doing what i am developing a political philosophy and a cultural philosophy of russia as an independent civilization. this is eurasianism. and so you mentioned dmitry the reason for such a global conference, and for multipolarity, where both our foreign minister and zakharov and representatives of sixty-five countries took part. this inspired me a lot, because it is also a reflection of my ideas about what the world should be like representatives of a huge number of all continents of a huge number of civilizations and the west and the united states, all latin america, all europe, almost
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there, just at 17 o'clock, this congress got off. this should go to the guinness record. and everyone was talking about multipolarity, not only those who love us, who support us, but there were chinese, indians and japanese, who are at enmity with russia. many even did not pay attention to it at all. everyone is talking about the fact that the hegemony of the global west is unacceptable to anyone, that is, the idea of the ruling elite in the united states that is there now. it is absolutely not accepted by the peoples of the world in general, and in this in relation to the power of russia and its special way of civilization, its traditional values. this is our colossal asset, which if we put emphasis on it, and not, as azarov said completely, we will follow the west. we must westernize liberalism , say goodbye and assert our civilizational values. but i think that they were also my idea, that the conflict between the right-left among the patriots should even be overcome, we
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should find the truth of both and traditional religious values, right and social. justice leftist left and seek to build a new worldview, a new one that meets the interests of our people on a new round. and this is exactly what was discussed at this conference for 17 hours, and on the way of russia and the proximity and differences with other civilizations about what unites us, how the european peoples are tired of their own globalist elites, this was said by the europeans in their own languages. this is very interesting evidence. we have a huge potential for influence in the world that we are actually missing out on now we are just doing this and suddenly we discovered that not only the old soviet contacts along the line, there the traditional communist parties, which have almost disappeared already, are our support, but new generations with new ideas, both right and left , and supporters of the conservatism of european
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european values, are simultaneously supporters of african awakening. stepanov freakanizma these new forces are coming to meet us. this is our new capital, if you like. our new softpower and it's great that our minister of foreign affairs supported this initiative, realized its significance. and i think that if we look like this in domestic politics , in the economy and in culture, our own resources are not yet used those resources that should strengthen us and ensure we win in this most difficult historical confrontation. man does not live by bread alone, not by rockets alone win wars and conviction, faith in one's rightness and readiness to defend this rightness, this is extremely important for the civilizational struggle that
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we are witnessing today and from my point of view. this is indeed a time of great challenges for russia, but at the same time from great discoveries, including discoveries of ourselves and the last word to add another wonderful speech to the fact that i well remembered that one of the most famous military commanders in the history of mankind. napoleon spoke such an interesting phrase the word has amazing power over people. this was spoken by a man who controlled gigantic armies, and whose whole life was war in that sense. here is what alexander vladimirovich says and what what do you say, it seems to me that the word has a very important, but it must be pronounced and here is a wonderful film director. karen shakhnazarov quotes the outstanding commander napoleon
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bonaparte, which is what we all wish. it was a big game, see you tomorrow on the air. hello this is a psychic podcast and we're here to take the heaps of trouble off your shoulders. well, let's try to do it anyway. my name is natalya loseva, a journalist, and my co-host clinical psychologist, candidate of psychological sciences mikhail khors, hello. unfortunately typical problems. how to explain to children that they are not to blame for the fact that their parents broke up? well, the whole
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story. e, so to speak, sad began 5 years ago e, my ex-husband and i separated. well, so to speak, we didn’t agree on the characters and, uh, now the problem. mine is that my daughter is 8 years old, and my youngest child has a son. i'm 6 years old and, uh, the age when they already understand. yes, what is happening and they began to ask where daddy is. daddy doesn’t live with you. yes, they know why dad is with us. yes , dad does not have another marriage, and happiness him and health, but it turns out. so daughter. she remembers him, that is, she was 3 years old when we broke up and hmm daughter hmm is very worried about this topic and let's say such situations, when february 23rd. yes,
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there are some events being held at the school to draw. postcards well, dads, yes, uh, and now my daughter came with such a tantrum. she says there is no one to draw there. where is my dad? why doesn't he come. and why e he they do not communicate now very rarely and rarely by video link. it's like once a month, maybe twice a month. well well, maybe you live in the same city. well now i don't know exactly where he lives. and you don’t know he lives there, no, we are not in the same city, when you got divorced, they talked for a while, things were some, it was more or less regular. we often then began to go to no, well, yes, yes, as usual for everyone , and the children live here, in what paradigm in what version? why does dad live separately from them? how do you explain, well , she explained that we met, fell in love
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with each other, then we didn’t have a relationship. and we better somehow build our own life. yes, on their own, so as not to spoil some moments of life. well, that is, you didn’t offer them some kind of such a replacement model , what you see, but dad doesn’t live with us, but he, that is, you gave them some kind of sphere of his presence. well, let not physical, but some kind of virtual remote work. that is, at first it was like going on a business trip. he works. he's there to make money for us. yes in order for you and me yes to live well. yes, yes, no, there are no questions, that is. well we say, when on february 23 all the children drew postcards, and dad, you could tell your daughter . yes
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, the fact is that it was at school, and i did not know that when they would draw what moment there? that is, it was without me without mine. they just didn’t read this situation, what could happen. so everyone will make some gifts. why did they calculate, because there is probably no such thing at home when we draw something for dad and send it. because if so it was, then the child would have problems, but in this model there were no problems. well, well do dad not a court postcard. and i'll take a picture and send a postcard. yes, we did just that. we then took pictures. yes this. well, here, probably, this is my yes problem, that i don’t quite understand, and sometimes , if the daughter doesn’t talk about dad. i also try not to speak. why? well , maybe it's my inside. yes, it's hard for me. it's hard for me to talk about it. well, if she doesn’t speak, then somehow i myself don’t initiate. let's take a step back.
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when did you visit us? this is how you would put it. or maybe you have formulated the problem? honestly, i can't even offer two options. yes, the first option, how to explain to children and the second option, how can i stop suffering myself? and i have a third option , how can i make my father's presence in one form or another? how did this happen, because there is a dad, physically, a dad, there is legally, and a dad is. well, let's say so morally and ethically, because, well, at least, because he carries material obligations. and maybe a third option. by the way, this is not a mutually exclusive option, yes, the third option, how can i build a new model of life in which there is a dad. well, in fact, i came here to figure it out, maybe even listen to experts, yes, in order to understand how i feel better. what better choice should i make?
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well, in principle, as mikhail put it. yes , i had it in my head. how do you explain to kids what's going on? yes, why because, of course, at this age? they still take it upon themselves that it's like, or rather a daughter, but my son and i were 9 months old, when we parted ways, he hardly remembers him, but my daughter was 3 years old. that is, she remembers him well, and had a very good relationship with her dad. that is, he is with her, he is right there love. and there was such love with her daughter, and she is very, very worried that there is no e dad around and that was love, what kind, that is, he somehow nursed her there, went to have fun while she was some kind of baby. they didn't walk. yes, she wore it on her shoulders. this is the whole story here. that is, they danced together there he turned on the music. she moved around somehow. it all broke off at the moment when he left you, or he already left, but their relationship. i just don’t understand how you can turn off lyubov
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yes, but me too, to be honest, it’s difficult, how it happened, their relationship collapsed well, gradually. well, that is, he began to come less often, then he, uh, so to speak , began to travel on a business trip to other cities. yes, that's all. the communication of such a living person has become less. and tell us about such a moment when you realized that your daughter is going through. well maybe a year ago, that is, it has always been, but a year ago it began to express itself very brightly. and this episode too. well, that is , she began to cry and talk. and now i want to just touch my dad, just touch it, not by video link, but
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not everyone came and why she began to cry, tell me, is she friends with the neighbor's boy. well, they began to communicate very well in the summer, and their parents are also divorced, but there dad is very, well, tight involved in education. and well, questions began to arise, but my dad, why doesn’t he come to us. where is my dad? well, that is, such moments here, what happened why did she cry? here, well, that's why i was crying, that dad wants to touch him, it's just not that's why not that's why. she cried birthday. i just want to understand this moment, which has become so combinational that it was. well, it's hard for me to understand. i can't do it myself. she just came one day and cried that she wanted to touch her dad, that is, no. before that , she was also worried. there was such a strong emotion right there or something about yourself. here
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comes your little girl daughter is crying. you what do you feel? i also cry with her. what are you crying about? well, shame on her. and for myself well, it’s a shame for myself, but somehow, if, yes, it’s somehow aside, yes, then i myself, probably, with myself in a feminine way, yes, with how i more or less coped with my feminine resentment, but with resentment, as the mother of her daughter , i can’t. are you already bored yourself? that's what you want no more. i do you think your resentment helps this situation or not? what comes to your mind? here is an image right now, immediately answer with the word disaster explosion more panic tornado yes, that's something flying roofs flying cars somewhere
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that's all a disaster. yes, but what happened in your family. it looks like what you just imagined no, no, that's when there will be an explosion, when there will be corpses, when the roofs will fly up. this is going to be a disaster. did you have a divorce? i'm not saying it's bullshit. i'm not discounting your experience of something else, but calling it a disaster for the whole country. you don’t need to understand, that’s how you call a yacht, that’s how it will float, if we have such cases, which are now statistics 80%, 80 call catastrophes, what we will then feel out of these 80% will feel panic , there is no need to catastrophize this case when we
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evaluate any event or our life. it is important to compare this event with something else. yes, some boy's dad comes more often, but at least this is how you see that you are there, we don't really know. well, yes , he comes more often than yes, dad communicates more often than with yours, but compare it on the other hand. don't you know about the cases when dads does not participate in life at all, therefore the conclusion is the first. compare yes, compare. yes, it would be better like this, but i know that it's like this, and i'm here in the middle and my condition. my life is not a disaster, no matter what we are told, even by very reputable tv presenters. well, i’ll tell you how to compare it well with a cold head, but when the daughter is already in hysterics emotions are overflowing and right, of course, that’s why i asked,
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what do you feel, therefore, when natalya spoke very correctly about the task with which you came. yes? i suggested something comfort your daughter or yourself. so, when you fly in an airplane, you flew in an airplane a couple of times , remember, there is some kind of instruction there, if the masks fell out, yes, yes, what are we doing, child? no, oh, first everything is for yourself, so now our task is to show you how you feel in this situation. you will feel calmer , the daughter will understand that here she is a support, and so on, and she will be calmer heard, but about this, and you will be calmer when you stop being absolutely catastrophic. that's it, yeah evaluate your life and what happened in it and what went wrong. come on, no, no, no, no. there is some
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objection to your eyes. let's talk. everything is said correctly, i even completely agree, but the tears of a child are directly knocked out of balance, they are knocked out right at the moment, and the child. maybe in this situation you manipulate. maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe, actually the word manipulation is not a tragedy. we all manipulate each other to one degree or another, even natalya and i sometimes. here we manipulate each other, and there is no catastrophe in this either, but and here's what is important to understand, you get into the head into the soul of your daughter. you cannot evaluate only its external state. therefore, here compare two phrases, the point is crying and the daughter is very worried. which of them describes the actual, uh, life, and which one is your guess, the most interesting is crying, my daughter is very worried, where is the fact.
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and where is the assumption, well , the fact is crying, well, you can also cry in different ways, you can also do it in different ways, but until you implant yourself with a chip and your daughter chip and when she will cry. you you will know for sure that she has electromagnetic interactions there, the biochemistry of the brain corresponds to her experiences. until this happens to us, your opinion that she is experiencing this assumption. well, that is, you can cry, don’t worry, if you want, i ’ll cry. here natalia is sure that she knows how to be able to be able to natalia is an excellent specialist in her field, can actors do this? no look. what story are you now pay here, i can experience without experiencing it here if you sit down
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talk like this, then the tears will go to the connections. well, what is this child for? this wait is the world, the imaginary experiences of our psychologists. let's get back to your situation. but after all, it may be that the child's bad mood at school did not quarrel with someone. yes, uh, hormonal. how old is eight eight? well, soon there are some hormonal ones, so tyts. you see, and also such, and we believe that all this is a consequence, that she does not sleep at night and suffers. i'll say more , look, the less she will now communicate with dad. and you, accordingly , will live with her all her problems and tasks of failure of adolescence, the more you will be like this, that's a strict policeman. yes, and dad is so ephemeral. here are pink ponies, somewhere out there galloping around the world. yes, just a prince on all magical horses immediately
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intercessor. kind heart, we indulge you understand, and the fact that in five years or earlier, she will still have such thoughts, such a subsection, yes, here, she’s a mother, she ’s not going anywhere. mom is always here yes , it’s clear that i love my mother, i value my mother, but also mom is some data. here is a circumstance with which well, how is the weather, how is the leg? how about hands? yes, uh, like hair that does not cry until it is lost, and dad he will more and more acquire completely inexpressible beautiful features, you understand and compare the real you. and the ephemeral dad, almost like an imaginary friend, will obviously not be in your direction. mikhail correctly predicts it or again catastrophizes the forecasts, turn out to be correct only when we check them, and we check them with real life.
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until she grows up. you won't know, well maybe i don’t worry about any situation at all, to be honest, there is a forecast, maybe it will somehow be realized to some extent, maybe not, until you live, you won’t know for the next 10 years. these are new knowledge, new feelings, new emotions. get out. many will break this never happened, let's start with this never. vladimirovna didn’t shoot feature films in space. i’m amazed, it’s amazing, because this feat makes you want to exhale , cry, call everyone you know and say that they would definitely watch it. will not be. i love his challenge.
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with denis kazansky on sunday at the first big game big bookmaker general partner of the russian premier league thank you this is a podcast of the psyche and our today's heroine elena does not know how to replace her father when he is gone. i would like to talk to mikhail on one more topic, because we have a young beautiful woman in front of us. i think that the question of your future personal life somehow somehow exists in your head in your heart, right? it would be very embarrassing. if it were not at all, now there is some kind of relationship of some kind here is another potentially significant man for your children. on the horizon you have and why for children? why are potentially significant for children? no,
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wait, i'm not opposing at all. i just assume that if elena has a man with whom she will be connected, they will have a serious relationship, and some plans are possible, of course, elena mikhail can now open the whole universe for you and, well, in general -something for a woman mother of children of small minors here this factor, how her potential election will relate to her children, how their relationship will develop. won’t he offend them, won’t the children, by the way, offend the chosen one necessarily well, what, and we are done wait, but it’s just over, otherwise we don’t know e divorces, which, thanks to teenage children, also happen like this for for for women . and i know so for a woman this is the most important fact or not, or am i
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mistaken, tell me, thank you , what does the most important factor mean ? okay is important because it will live if it wait you yourself remember the story of our yes friends. now, if you look at our episodes , the previous psychic podcast is weak, then you will see there one of the historians, how beautiful he was now, and the mother of five children, when her older children. just forced to run. that's what he was wearing on the couch, literally her husband and, by the way, the father of the youngest child, you understand, and did not understand this story. natalya no one forced him to want to, he ran away, you know, to force a man to run. i beg you, i wanted to run away. here, so he's not here for the kids. yes, children can resist. yes, kids can be worried. yes, children can cry there. oh
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dad-dad, where is my dad, a very bad one. so they are talking about you so they can only ask the cape themselves adults, or we will, as soon as our children cry, immediately aim to get up and run. calm down. well, listen, let's, after all, we become more mature ourselves, yes, and we begin to remind ourselves. that, in fact, our emotions that we experience, the pain that brings us is not a consequence of circumstances, which we have encountered is a consequence of our reading of these circumstances. here is a vivid example you said, he rarely sees his daughter. i asked, more precisely, well, once or twice a month a question. why is it rare? prove to me that it's rare, well, sort of, just prove to me that it's here, if here, if dads.
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