remember, i was digging under the brushwood in the garden at night, remember? so, if you dig up something with me, don't try it before and don't tell anyone, what will happen to you, mother, anything can happen in life, people die, they leave, got it, and what's under there, you'll dig it up, you'll see , don't even try it before that, got it?

mom, don't be scared, it's me, daughter, daughter, daughter, sweet little one, that's what i'm saying, daughter, and you didn't write to us, and we would have understood everything with mother, mother was exhausted here, but we didn't know what to think, the main thing is to remember everything a little now, the main thing is alive, healthy and at home, yes, dot, now you can breathe, well, tachur, tell me, what's next, we won't interfere with you, the main thing

is that you don't hide or conceal anything from... us, well , will you be applying next year, no, i won't go, i wanted to go to pedagogical, i don't know, dad, no one offended you, no, don't give it to me, don't hide it, don't hide it, tell me, it's just sad, it will pass, it will pass, that's right, it will pass, let's rest for now, yes, dad, yes, do you want to go to work, as a lab assistant at our school? is there a vacancy, or at the post office, and where are the girls? your girls, well three in the pigsty, two zinka and svetka, they are milkmaids, i'm going to be a milkmaid, my daughter, an excellent student, the best in the class as a milkmaid, where is maxim? here, maxim, do you want to go straight to him now, he'll be so happy, he came to the funeral, where is tognat? he died, do you want me

to call maxim, let's go, no, then i 'll go to bed, i'm so tired, an excellent student, the best in the class, the main thing is that she came back, oh, hi, zhenya, what are you doing here, by the way, i was going to call you today, and i call you every day, and i have... i have this phone broke down, that's why i couldn't understand it either, great, guys, great, great, let's go, you'll report, report, come on, come on, come on.

wow, uh-huh, you've almost sold everything, yeah, well done, give me the money, zhenya, you understand what, i gave it to a friend, well, why, zhenya, yes, saving with the money, you never know what could happen, i'm asking, why are you, yulish, listen, look, please, don't beat around the bush, don't invent new legends, okay, okay, the money is there, come on, take him, what's wrong with you? at least stay

a bit to get home, and as a stowaway, my friend, or on foot, you deserve it. i'm going, if it shows up, send me a telegram, okay, if there's news, i'll let you know, yeah, yeah, well, i'm going.

i can do it, actually, i need some hints, we'll help, of course, listen, natasha, there's nothing complicated there, the main thing is to talk to them, with whom, with the cows, with the cows, say hello, come up, feel the affection, as soon as i understood it, i got it all right away and i massage you, they love it, all the women love it, in short, oh, when,

hello. and where is liska? lisa is in moscow, what no, just don't worry, she's practically accepted, she's talented, everyone praises her there, we, we'll all be proud of her, you'll see, oh my god, she didn't come, so, well, she'll come, she has a boyfriend, what boyfriend, his name is arkash, such a nice, intelligent man, in short, she's doing well, there's nothing to worry about, and he didn't ask me to tell you, okay, shock worker, we won't distract you, let's go, a letter, what letter? and who is this guy? girl, let's work. and where is the herd? there they are driving it. if you don't wish evil on your daughter, accept peace immediately. so what? i'll go tomorrow morning,

i wanted to warn you that i'll miss work. what will you do? a belt, or even? will i bring you home, will i bring you home alive or dead? as i was told, are you dead? did you call? yes, come in! do you need advice, professor alshansky, a respected man, writes that liska is marrying his son and is leaving to live in israel, in israel, in general, many people are going there now, israel is an enemy state, don't you hear the paradox , the israeli aggressor is always talking, israeli aggressor, enemy, that 's putting it mildly, wait, but she needs her parents' permission to leave, but it's unlikely, she 's already an adult, an officer. she'll formalize her marriage with her husband and leave, so it's no longer varkuta, marina vasilyevna, magadan itself is crying for you and me, it's a political case, a graduate, a traitor to the motherland, but she's not going anywhere, i'll find her and bring her, andryusha,

it could get worse, i know you, you'll get me, all this is strange, if only my natasha knew, she says he's a good guy, don't nowhere to go, the fox came back, i'm sitting at home, and she comes in, as if she were a stranger, like not a fox, she comes in, as if she had been away for a minute, so calm, that's not good, she's calm, i hug her, and she's my mom, i don't want to sleep now, i lay down and fell asleep, she hypnotizes, this is moscow, ours is the same, she appeared, hypnotizes. daughter, we shouldn't do it now, let her sleep alive, thank god, tomorrow you'll ask me everything to laugh, after strong nervous shocks she always gets sleepy, oh well, let her rest, i

'll come to you tomorrow. there's a big game on the air. ukraine is still sends sabotage groups, groups that are trying to penetrate deep into russian territory, but even the ukrainians themselves admit that these attempts are proving fruitless today, and the international press, i must tell you, is almost unanimous in saying that...

this is understandable, and not that he needs any confirmation of his words, but as i

said, international military observers generally give very close assessments. general buzhinsky, tell us, from your point of view, can we say that this territory is temporarily occupied by ukrainian troops, that in some not very distant future it will be liberated from them. no, well, that it will be liberated from them is undoubtedly, another thing is that now, from my point of view, this is not so much the most difficult, but such a tedious stage of this whole provocation, this is when, well, firstly, some kind of replenishment of reserves is still going on, the ukrainians, i generally get the impression that they have already resigned themselves to the fact that donbass will be lost, because there, in fact, remains the last...

moreover, their grouping broke up into such small mobile groups,

but they can be called sabotage and reconnaissance, you can just call them mobile groups, when several units of armored vehicles, there are 10 uh rifle squad personnel and here in the conditions of wooded terrain, of course, smoke out even taking into account the counter-terrorist operation we are conducting. there are checkpoints, blocking roads, all the same it takes quite a long time and, well, in general, it is not fast, but the goals that they probably.

military actions, this is already some kind of, you know, really terrorist acts, in such a an obscene picture, it's not even a single, but a mass scale, which they are doing in that part of the kursk region, a small one, which they still control. thank you, by the way, you are a leading deputy of the duma, you head an analytical center that... deals with the problems of eurasia, you know it well, but that in the political context in which these events are taking place near kursk, and president putin spoke about bandits, general buginsky just spoke about how they behave towards the civilian population, but here i am not

i see no condemnation of ukrainian actions in the world press, i don't see any. attempts to even say that if you behave like this, then we can cut back on aid to you, or maybe even stop it altogether, do i understand correctly that the so-called collective torture, in general, these actions of ukraine, well , either supports, or at least fully accepts, well, it seems to me that the west has long since come to the conclusion that all means are good, except, of course, those that can cause harm to the west itself.

let's hear what is said about this says nato secretary general stoltenburg. according to international law, russian soldiers, tanks and bases are legitimate targets. ukraine has the right to decide for itself how to defend itself, and this right applies beyond the border with russia, according to international law. but polish foreign minister radek sikurski, he already says that. poland has the right and is seriously considering the possibility of shooting down russian military targets that are on ukrainian territory. i emphasize. not those that have crossed the border with poland, and which are in ukraine, in the theater of military operations. let's listen to what mr. sekorsky says.

nato membership does not cancel the responsibility of each country to protect its own airspace. this is our constitutional duty. personally, i believe that if enemy missiles are flying in our direction, then shooting them down is an act of legitimate self-defense, because if they invade our airspace, it will mean. nato really takes such positions, does this mean that those countries that are all more, more, get involved in the conflict in

ukraine as its actual direct participants, does this mean that they should understand that they are becoming legitimate targets for russia, i am making a distinction here, not everything that is a legitimate target means that you should immediately strike at them, that is the question. when will russia finally respond to them seriously or will it again talk about retaliatory steps, but will not actually take them, i think they are very afraid of this, but

nevertheless, by the method of procrastination, they are trying to feel out our mood, but i want to say that here is mr. sikorsky, a well-known russophobe, he is deeply mistaken, when the decision is made to launch some kind of retaliatory strike, he will simply no longer have time for it and...

i always try to be very careful in what i say, because after all this is a federal channel, i would really not want

to create the impression that we are somehow announcing some new readiness here, some, well, if you like, some new intention, to do something radical in military terms, because such orders. i assume that there are some preliminary plans, but i don’t know them at all, but i have a growing feeling that...

in order to avoid a major war, it is necessary to show, but if you want the will to take decisive action, precisely in order to avoid a major war, general, your word, here dmitry, pay attention to the fact that after sekorsky spoke, well, by the way, he was not alone, there, however, the minister of defense immediately pulled him up, but they are starting to pull him up and... nato leadership, because nato constantly emphasizes that nato is not in a state of war with russia. biden has repeatedly stated that he does not believe that the united states is at war with russia. moreover, signals are being sent from nato headquarters to poland: well, of course, you are sovereign, but this, so to speak, does not mean in any way that nato is entering

a war with russia, therefore. i completely agree with you that if, god forbid, they, even if by accident, shoot down a missile, our missile on ukrainian territory, we just need to destroy this launcher, we have the means, we have high-precision means, well, like a dagger that is impossible to intercept, so it needs to be destroyed, and here poland, i am absolutely sure that nato will say, we warned you, guys, this is your personal...

i would like to note that not only the idea, the polish idea of ​​shooting down russian missile delivery vehicles over ukrainian territory, since they are flying towards poland, everything that comes from russia, wherever it flies, it all flies towards poland, if we mean the west, but in fact, after all, last week a delegation, another delegation with ukraine visited the united states. and there it was publicly advertised everywhere, told, brought a list of targets remote from the territory of russia, for which it wants to receive consent from the owners, or rather the manufacturers of missiles, so that they, the americans, first of all, give them consent to strike with these missiles deep into the territory of the russian federation, we all imagine that in

fact and know that... many attacks that are carried out today with the help of these missiles or, let's say, some other means, in fact, the goal-setting is laid down by the instructors. to intimidate with the fact that such an agreement is possible and such a development of events is possible, this is a common interest, in this case of ukraine of the west, but ukraine also has a specific interest, it consists in the fact that it is necessary to drag the west into an actual war with

russia with this agreement, because no matter how patient we are, in fact, the news that someone there in washington is coordinating on some places somewhere in russia. i don’t know, in moscow, in st. petersburg, in kursk or in belgorod, strikes will be carried out, means simply direct participation of the united states in the war, not camouflaged in any way, published in this case by the very fact of these discussions and negotiations. therefore , red lines, they are actually lines because they can be violated, as a line on both sides, if the need arises. this is, of course, something everyone should understand, everyone should know, as for mr. sekorski, he is a remarkable character, let me remind you, this is precisely the minister of foreign affairs of poland who guaranteed at the time that there would be no coup in 2014, no

overthrow of president yanukovych, the next day this coup took place, and he somehow, in my opinion, does not have complexes about this and does not repent, so he has a long history of his participation in ukrainian affairs.

in order to say that the course that the biden administration has chosen and which kamala harris is apparently following, that this is a path that is dangerous first and foremost for america itself, we will talk about this now and more broadly about the american elections, with a very interesting person, judge andry napolitana, he hosts a very influential show in the united states.

positions after haris became a candidate, that the polls show that he is lagging behind haris, and that his opponent has more money more support

from the media, how do you assess the dynamics of the election campaign? well, if the elections were held today,

that at the moment the initiative is on her side, but let's see what happens in 2 months, what personally amazes me when i i look at this election campaign, this is what i am not afraid to say, the shamelessness with which... american law enforcement agencies are interfering in the election campaign against donald trump, the last thing in this regard that seemed absolutely unacceptable to me was the presentation by special prosecutors of new old charges against trump, new ones, because they are new in form, but the old ones are the same.

it has developed, this is practice, this is not a law, this is not federal legislation, so the practice is that the prosecutor's office does not brings charges against a candidate, for 60 days before the election, so far these 60 days this report has not yet started, we just had charges brought last week for interference.

i think that it is unlikely that the date of the next hearing will be set before the election, but the court, well, and if trump wins the election, then most likely this case will be safely forgotten, because when the inauguration takes place, trump can already give the order for this case to be thrown into the trash, well, and if harris becomes president, then of course the prosecutor's office will seriously deal with trump.

the last question, judge, i understand that predicting the results of the election, especially in the current situation, with a lot of surprises at the last moment, which predicts the results of the election, is a useless exercise, but i think that you probably have some kind of your own intuition, in which direction the election campaign may go, and do you think ...

sometimes i just dream about how i was in a destroyed school waiting for no one in it at all deafening silence in the dream this is our office russian language literature after my father's grave the most important place for me here his life was cut short i lost there well she didn't become my mother any person needs a mother someone our classmate someone our neighbor it seems to me everyone is already familiar all ours and you... time heals, like september 1st a year later i had anxiety, exactly the same anxiety every year, yes, life was divided into before and after, but i remember my dead classmates, how happy we were, nothing prevents me from achieving my goals, bravo, artur naifonov wins

victory, the last few years, i guess, i've somehow started to let it all go, that we can still just live on, on the twentieth anniversary of the tragedy. beslan 3 days forever, today on the first. ukrainians are fighting for us. a revelation, probably, of the most eccentric politician of our time, boris johnson. you are the person who played a big role in the fact that ukraine continued to fight instead of negotiating with putin. i am proud that great britain helped at the decisive moment. it was a decision, of course, in washington. they needed to defeat russia is better on the battlefield. i think zelensky has come to terms with the loss of donbass and crimea. he tried to persuade zelensky to fight to the last ukrainian, and now he is declaring that zelensky can already

give up both crimea and donbass. what has changed? nothing has changed, they are only for their island to be dominant in international affairs. they want something left from ukraine, we will accept this into nato, and so we will make our own springboard there to fight russia. that's all. premiere, vavan and lexus show on wednesday on channel one. on air big game. there will be very important elections in the united states. we understand, of course, that not only can we not predict the results, but we also cannot completely predict that...

amazed, some pleasantly, some not so pleasantly, with its results in thuringia in saxony. welcome, evgeny schmidt, very grateful for your time, i guess you have a lot to do now, you receive a lot of congratulations, thank you for taking the time to talk to the russian audience, tell us how you assess the results, how much they final. where is this all going? yes, indeed, elections were held,

alternative for germany won a historic victory in the two eastern states of saxony and thuringia, despite the fact that unprecedented pressure was exerted on the party, there were attempts in every possible way to sway public opinion against our party, nevertheless , a third of the population in two states voted for alternative for germany, and against the policies of those parties that are now at the helm, that is, the parties of the traffic light coalition, suffered a crushing defeat, the party scholz, in the past, quite a large, great party of social democrats, barely crawled over the five percent barrier to enter parliament again, the greens in thuringia did not get into parliament, the third coalition partner did not get into... parliament in either of these two lands, therefore, therefore, it can be stated that people voted against the current policy that is being carried out by

the scholz cabinet, which is anti-people, which is leading the country to economic decline, to the loss of well-being of german citizens, and of course, the theme, the security theme, including the ukrainian theme also dominated these elections, that is, our party, which advocates constructive.

i think that now the coalition is at such a turning point, that is, even before the elections, signals were coming in that not everything was going smoothly in the coalition, now after such a crushing defeat for all parties, when there is still about a year before the elections to the bundestag, i think the question of the disintegration of the coalition will be decided, because if they continue to pursue this policy, remaining in... there will be an attempt, apparently

, to reformat the coalition, maybe a minority government, maybe in some other configuration, and the option of early elections is also not excluded, that is, i think, now at the federal level, those very results that were now in saxony and thuringia, they will turn out to be such a catalyst that can change the political structure in germany as a whole, that is , the distribution of political forces, as well as the composition of the ruling party. do you see parties in german politics that could potentially become your coalition partners? you know, if it concerns thuringia saxony, that is, where some global foreign policy issues are not being resolved, then of course we would be ready

to join a coalition with the christian democrats and the union of vagan knecht, but naturally on our terms, another thing. that publicly they are still disowning a possible coalition with our party, but in any case such negotiations will be conducted, they will be conducted behind closed doors, we need to be patient, in a few weeks we will know the results of all these coalition negotiations, at the federal level we do not see such a partner for ourselves yet, that is, there may be a union of saryvagan, everything depends on how the coalition negotiations show. thuringia may be, but the other parties, in view of their, let's say, confrontational policy towards the russian federation, that is, the aggravation of the ukrainian conflict, the involvement of germany in a direct military confrontation on the european continent, all this, of course, does not reflect our program, we want detente, deconfrontation and the establishment of normal

economic ties with the russian federation, that is, everything that... that was before the conflict began, thank you very much, it is always a pleasure to talk to you and, of course, sincere congratulations on the impressive results of your party, i hope to see you on our air soon, thank you, the party, the alternative with germany, it is the same as the lupin party in france, the tactics of the ruling forces, says that this is...

while not forgetting that once in his youth he was a soviet citizen, one of those who moved in the nineties years under the reunification program proclaimed by the german government, we know that these people, generally speaking, are experiencing a certain internal crisis, connected with the fact that when they felt where they had actually arrived, they were disappointed. i at least know about a number of attempts to negotiate the possibility of returning to russia of germans who had once left the russian federation and kazakhstan for germany, it is important for them, not only for those who moved, but also for those who once lived in the gdr, in the eastern lands, for them, they have a more objective view, as

it seems to me, of what is happening in russia on the russians themselves, here...

what is happening now with germany, there are candidates from the east, there are candidates from the west, whether the alternatives for germany in the western lands will be able to find the same number of supporters as in the east, a lot depends on this. for me, of course, it is very important that there are forces in europe that are for other relations with russia, that have no attachment to ukraine, and that these forces are capable of attracting an ever-growing number votes, but they are trying to demonize them, they are trying to present them as foreign agents, and i tried to look at their positions and

their style, i have a feeling that some chancellor scholz, for me he is more of an extremist than yevgeny schmidt, because he is playing with the danger of a world war, because he is dragging germany into some kind of conflict that germany absolutely does not need, because it is because of chancellor scholz, at least to a significant extent because of chancellor scholds, that german tanks are again rolling near kursk. regarding this other war, not a war with the use of weapons, and not even an economic war, but an information war, but also unleashed. president putin just spoke against russia, let's listen, in almost all western countries where our journalists try to work, they are faced with various obstacles, russian

tv channels are banned, direct censorship is introduced against our media, information internet resources, of course, this contradicts the democratic principles of freedom of speech and free dissemination of information in russia mass media are free, senator, i... pay more and more attention to this information war, i pay more and more attention to it, not even out of sympathy for journalists who are facing growing difficulties in the west. i pay more and more attention to this area, because the policy that the globalist elites are pursuing, from my point of view, would either be completely impossible, or at least very... difficult, if normal citizens had any idea what they are being dragged into, and their own mass media are telling them about it .

information, are not at all ready to talk about it, and as soon as someone starts a serious conversation about how the west's policy towards russia is going in the wrong direction, they haven't even finished the sentence yet, as... they'll say, and you're repeating what putin says, and you're probably on moscow's payroll, and so on and so forth and so forth, this is a serious problem, your opinion, you're right, this is a very serious problem, moreover, i remember during my student years, when all the information was taken from central newspapers, though, izvestia, we have there was little access to information, except sometimes, if they listened to something on enemy voices, as we used to say then, but now everything has changed exactly the opposite, you know, i have the impression that that truth is soviet...