i asked you to sort it out only with the choir. last name. slavyov, he passed the games, well how did he pass, passed with flying colors, go stand instead of larivny.

once again, first with the words, i ask you! pair, dad, pair, dad! andrey, are you crazy, what are you seeing, well, shtirlin was on the verge of failure, crazy, well, andrey, listen, we guys here don't know, we're going to shnegeri next week to go skiing, so, i thought, maybe i'll go, i'm going to the metro. bye, package, that's it,

let go, let go, let go, listen, we're leaving only at mamarano, we'll meet at 8 in the morning, okay, at the koslichi railway station, let's meet, okay, yeah, and do you have skis, no, well, off you go, kesha. you, i thought you were still coming, let's go, the taxi will be here soon, the main thing is to understand whether you're a soloist or not, you won't get any breaks, you have to catch up with the other guys, there's a salfej exam in december, i don't know, do whatever you want, learn notes, study, don't be afraid of anything, we'll help you with everything, the main thing is that you 've already been accepted into the good team, you're singing at ostankino in a week, let them know the part so that they wake you up at night, you sing cheburashka, gena, crocodile song genes, yes genes, no more fights, you understand,

we don't have a tv, goodbye, good guy, only it seems he hasn't understood anything yet, he will soon, okay, you go, sorokin asked me to rewrite the new parts, so i 'm here for a long time, oh, i'll help you, i'll find a pen, a second one, come on, for what, for what, oh my god, for what, for what, stepanovna, we

have a joint concert at the theater next saturday, i have only one number there, and you 've already seen it, but you want to invite me, well, yes, yes, you'll come, i'll come, great, well, let's go rewrite, let's go, why, why, oh my god! "they should arrive now, why are you always dressing up, you're talking to kuldre, forgive me, you're just an ordinary housewife, not an artist, to take me away soon, it's not necessary, kesha, don't you think that you're hamish now, don't you think". there's a pet,

well there is, well then you'll get there by metro. bye, why did separation come, where is the former joy of evil, my heart is broken, on an autumn day, how long can the same thing be sung, that's it, i'm leaving, now i'll fix you up, yurka, well go here. come, come, now yurka will sing kobzon for us, come on, come on, come on, come on, come on, sing for us, no, better khilya, potolo,

what's wrong with you, don't be shy, a girl is asking you, and she'll still kiss you, you fool. come on, stand still, count to two, two, sing , i'll give you a punch in the face, come on, valery, let him go, sit down, and what are you doing, yurok, stealing from the team , i'm watching, come on, let's see what you've got there, that's enough for you, come here, and where are you going, is it useful for me to go somewhere with you at least once more? well, let's go, let's give it to him,

there's a big game on air, a tv presenter has a hard life, you think about the program, and you want to have something like that. understandable, obvious and, if possible, at least somewhat cheerful. well , i'm getting ready for today's program, and i think, let's talk, naturally, about the exploding pagers in lebanon. once again they tried to shoot donald trump, once again he is unhappy with russia, the prime minister of armenia.

we understand that hezbollah is a really serious military threat to israel, because hezbollah has the most powerful modern army, and the fact that the northern front is becoming increasingly

dangerous, of course, on the one hand encourages israel to do everything to weaken kizbala, and to weaken it in a situation where it itself is not ready to go. the current administration, it would prefer that some kind of agreement be reached now, it would be a plus for haris, it would be a plus for the democrats, and so to speak, taking into account the elections, this could play

a very important role for them, but here again we are faced with the fact that israel has its own strategy and their own ideas about their own interests, especially this concerns the current israeli... leadership, so, apparently, the main goal was to weaken kezbala as much as possible now, and not just weaken it.

reached beirut, the united states intervened, decided to save the

palestine liberation organization, a good intention, in general, to facilitate the evacuation, so that the evacuation would go smoothly, the message of the marines, the appearance of the marines, well , let's say, was not universally popular, and hezbollah's predecessors, radical shiites. detachments, and there were also syrian troops there, and the syrians didn't like it at all,

but the syrians didn't throw, as you know, their army against the united states, they just found a radical, shit, who blew up barracks with american infantrymen, i say this because lebanon is, i would say, radioactive.

but here again the question is how much israel is provoking in this case, how much is this some kind of blackmail, or is this already real?

but in general, in essence, this is a terrorist act, because of course, a terrorist act is not a combat operation, no, in my opinion, it is rather selective, yes, it is a combat operation, it is still something, well, you explain for a second, something that is directed against the military, against this, but israel, of course,

has committed actions against it before. i want to understand, can you have an answer to this question, these pagers, what are they, they ended up in the hands of hezbollah, and hezbollah is a military organization, the fact is that the petipages ended up in the hands of people who belong to hezbollah, someone may leave at home, and his son, for example, can use this pager, it's not just pagers that

explode, irons will soon start exploding, computers explode there, and radio stations, as you said, that is... in the store where they sold phones in particular, that is, these pagers are available in stores, no, it's not just pagers, that's the point now, they were pagers, and then they came out a member of hezbollah, let's say, even if hezbollah comes to a store, comes to a restaurant, comes to a cafe, at that moment he explodes, he will suffer not only him, but also people who are completely beyond redemption, who have nothing to do with it, do you agree that? a terrorist act, i think that yes, it can be called that precisely because of its indiscriminate nature, i absolutely agree with that, but it seems to me that we need to pay attention to one more thing, this is a completely new war, which we have never encountered on such a scale, well, i would add

here this, it seems to me that the problem with this action is that israel is thus... it is very dangerous for israel itself, as if it legitimized the style of war, as if terrorism has been legitimized, that is, in principle, it is still israel - it is a state, the state has certain obligations and rules for the introduction of military operations, including in the case of a war on terrorism, but here it turns out that it has legitimized such a system of relationships, military operations, that is, terrorism becomes justified, this is, first of all, of course... a huge danger for israel itself, because this unties the hands of all its opponents, they, they can do whatever they want in this sense, therefore, in my opinion, they never hesitated to do this for the sake of truth, they may not have blown up a pager, but they killed anyone they thought was dangerous all over the world, including, for example, scientists who really or

not really worked on nuclear technologies, in iran, for example,

we support israel's actions against terrorism, your opinion, well, this is of course hypocrisy, absolute hypocrisy in the expectation of this hypocrisy, in fact, israel decided on this action, that's

what interests me most, let's imagine for a moment that the united states turned its back on israel, simply got distracted by something else, and what could happen to israel because of its behavior, because what was done in connection with...

which, unfortunately, is even closer to the borders where, unfortunately, there is also enough violence and russia. let's listen to what armenian prime minister pashinyan just said. we froze our membership in the csto not only because the csto does not fulfill its obligations to ensure armenia's security, but because the csto creates threats to armenia's security and its further existence, sovereignty and statehood. we must categorically agree with mr. pashinyan, the csto cannot and does not pose any danger to armenia's sovereignty, on the contrary, this organization stands guard over the sovereignty of member states, we will patiently convey this position to the armenian leadership. aksan fedorovich, what particularly interested me is that i understand that pashinyan has the right to his opinion about the csto about anything, well , what did he mean about the security threat? this is

he has...

armenia does not support russia in its actions, it is not our plan for russia to win in ukraine, because in this case, the soviet union could be recreated, and this is not armenia's plan, that is, he spoke publicly, everyone knew this, against his ally in that very dkb.

the doshnak party, which has always been pro-western, it was pro-western when soviet armenia was created, but not now, now it is just the opposite, it is raising up the completely opposite, yes, but nevertheless - this tendency, it was, that i i want to say just one thing, you have to understand that in general the armenian statehood was created by russia, in general without russia there was no armenian statehood, yes, it was in the created form of the soviet republic,

but it was still a statehood from which modern armenia grew, before that for 200 years armenia did not have any statehood, for me it is absolutely obvious that if this separation, break from russia occurs, which, by the way, russia will ultimately survive, yes, it will be quite painful, but in principle russia it will survive, but armenia will definitely not survive in armenia or in russia, and where do more armenians live, in armenia or in russia, i think in russia, yeah.

remember how many scientists, artists, composers, actors, what soviet armenia did not give in general, not only to the soviet union, but to world culture in general, but... remember the memory of those millions, in fact, who died in the first world war, during this ottoman genocide, he wants to discard this, he absolutely does not need this, he wants to convince armenians that even the church armenia, which in the absence

of statehood has held together and preserved the armenian people, has been a foreign agent since the byzantine empire. let me ask you about another country in the same region, which seems to want to go completely to the wine. management, i am, of course, talking about georgia, let us hear what - said the prime minister of georgia kabakhidzi, about who started the military clashes in 2008. the 2008 war between russia and georgia has never been called unprovoked. the council of europe resolution clearly states that the saakashvili regime started large-scale military actions, and that this was followed by a counterattack. by russia. the answer to the question about the change in the position of the georgian authorities is simple, and i can express it in two words: the hague and strasbourg. due to the ongoing court cases in the hague and strasbourg, we have avoided making firm, precise statements on this topic, but when we see that,

firstly, the trials have been completed, and secondly, the same political force is now trying to unleash a war in the country again, we cannot afford not to tell the georgian society the whole truth about what 7 august 2008.

the olympics in beijing, counting on the fact that putin was also in beijing at that time, the prime minister of the russian federation, counting on the fact that there would be a blitzkrieg, which in a literally short time they would be able to occupy south ossetia, then, then long

negotiations, and western friends would say, well , it turned out inconveniently, probably, well, what to do now, this is the territorial integrity of georgia, this is not the first case when by its action or inaction. the american country provoked those who were ready provoked to action. by the way, i want to say, from a completely different area, an example, yesterday we held the first meeting in 3 years with argentine deputies online, and by the way, the history of the falklands conflict of eighty-two consists of what, then there was a military junta in argentina, which prayed to the united states, general leopold galtierri, he went before the falklands conflict.

all those promises that were given about joining various unions, everything else, are frozen, because a law was passed on foreign agents, now it is clear why the georgian dream is raising this issue in georgia, because...

to work on drones, yes, the guys worked.

today, our main focus is anti-aircraft systems. pantsir is a whole family of machines. as for readiness number one. the newest anti-aircraft missile and artillery system of air defense, pantsir m. it covers ships in the near zone. the combat vehicle is an assault force, but its main feature is that it can be dropped from the air to take some, well, advanced... position, all the charm and all here in this design, to achieve simplicity of design, with its reliable operation. for the gunsmith's day, the god of war, the tamers of fire, today on the first, incredibly beautiful very mystical, well risky, but just no other people, nothing like that. we want no one to interfere with us, and we want to do this. hands, if these are the people i think, they have eyes everywhere,

throw evgenievich boyko, in fact, the gray cardinal, very soon you will be rewarded according to your merits, if i find out that you traded me for someone, i will curse, from scratch hours of july 26, the banknotes of the above denominations will be considered withdrawn images, an interesting offer, it is interesting for a man, what for a woman. maybe better. let's play. ninel - the premiere of a multi-part film. tomorrow on the first. there is a big game on air. information has just arrived that there was some suspicious incident, also connected with donald trump. somewhere near his

supposed speech in long island , new york state. we, however, do not know the details, so we will not discuss it. at first they said that some explosives and substances were found there. then there was a message that this was not so, and what it was, we do not know, but it is obvious that this kind of very alarming situation around the trump campaign, that they... but we know for sure, georgievich, that on sunday the former president played golf, which very few people knew in advance, if anyone knew at all, that he... to go play golf on this particular course, which is somewhat distant from his home, where there is another golf course, and which he uses more often, and it was it was discovered that some guy was sitting there in the bushes, the barrel of his gun was sticking out,

a secret service agent saw it, started shooting, that guy...

who is not just a presidential candidate like trump, but also the current vice president. i immediately have a question: do they have phones at the secret service, they couldn't call the florida state police, which is controlled by the governor, a republican, on that phone and say: listen, friends, we will guard the field itself, but we have.

my personal version, the version is fictional, but i have the right to allow myself, i am not an official, i believe that this is an organized attempt, assassination attempts on trump, and the first and second assassination attempts are completely connected with this, i proceed from very simple logic, yes in that and the other case they look like such half-crazy marginal figures, but then what is the main problem with organizing. assassination attempts on political leaders, that it is possible to identify the customer, if the assailant is not killed, captured, it is possible to identify the customer of the crime, this is extremely dangerous, in my opinion look, the current situation with the internet allows the special services to act

in a completely different way, you can quite easily find out the psychology of this or that figure on the internet in social networks, you can... well, i don't really understand, just how, how could this person, really not very normal, find out that trump would be in this place, at this time, it means there was some kind of hint. in my opinion, this is obvious, and in any case, it seems to me that this is both cases, this

interconnected, this is a consistent attempt to eliminate the presidential candidate mr. trump, who, by the way, i really will somehow improve relations between the united states and russia, although at one time i said: "it 's unlikely, it's unlikely, but now i really hope for it, and of course, i wish him absolute health."

we clean, we saw him, we, so to speak, we shot him, he ran away, we grabbed him, and so on and so forth, so i have a question, is this a real assassination attempt, yes, the purpose of which was really get rid of the presidential candidates, or was it some kind of production that was supposed to serve completely different goals and interests, let's hear what trump's son eric has to say about this... they're trying to get him out, they tried to impeach him, they tried to remove him

from the election, they're persecuting our family. they've set the entire judicial system on him. and now 50 days before the election, twice in 5 weeks they've tried to kill him, they 'll stop at nothing. i still have questions for the employees who were located along the perimeter, someone intentionally missed the shooter. please, i just want to say that... as karen has already emphasized, shakhnazarov, the character who is in the center of attention in this case, the one who was detained, his appearance is kind of obvious, this is a person, well, maybe not insane, but in any case ideological, yes, this is a person who fought everywhere for help to ukraine, azov and so on, to support, it is difficult to doubt his likes and dislikes, he is not a balanced person,

there is minus one in her, that is, you cannot hire professional, yes, but the thing is that you can hire 20 of them, someone will get in, you know, what interests me, of course, in relation to this character, is that he is what is called a marginal, a marginal, he did have connections. he lived for many months in ukraine, he was openly engaged there in

recruiting american servicemen to fight on...

he wasted time establishing contacts with intelligence agencies, neither in ukraine nor in washington, not ukrainian, it seems with american ones. the fact that in any case it is obvious that these contacts that he had, the propaganda against trump that is being conducted, including quite officially within the framework of the election

campaign, strengthened this person together, that trump is absolute evil.

on this day are not similar, why am i so cheerful, i play, i play the accordion, the accordion at the passerby at the passerby in plain sight, in plain sight, unfortunately, unfortunately, birthday, birthday, only once a year, unfortunately, birthday only once a year, chorus. premiere of the multi-part film. tomorrow after the program time. in the new season on first. there are already rumors about this crime in the city. wherever you go, they say: women are lured into a taxi and shot in the back. i wanted to ask you about your find. this knot seemed very massive,

although it was tucked under. quite easily, you are worthy of great honor, moles, honor and trust of the reich, remember this, after the war i was looking for my son's comrades, i was interested in what happened there at the end of the war, and anything could have happened there, if you don't have photos, it's strange where they are, were they here, lord, how similar to my son, you are the only real witness. the only person he came to openly. well, major, has the hunt begun? confrontation, the premiere of the legendary book by yulian semenov. one of the things that

struck me in moscow, compared to washington, is how in moscow they know a lot about the united states, they often know a lot about leading american political figures in the last. america and its policies, here in the united states the understanding of russia has sunk to a frightening level, simply to a frightening level of ignorance. and i thought about this, literally today, when i saw an interview on youtube with the former. american ambassador to moscow john salevan, who was introduced to us as an experienced and bright professional, before that he was the first deputy secretary of state, and he worked in republican,

in democratic administrations, here mr. salevan, firstly, explained that russia is a country that not only understands force, only force.

50 years, here in this book all this is brilliantly described, these russians, they value only force, they see that their power is a function of their slavery, and they always want to undermine europe , interfere in internal affairs, and even support some subversive french newspapers, that's the level at which this conversation was conducted, and then the last one:

so, the russian side understood perfectly well the goals of burns' visit, the consistent and unchanging reaction of the russians, which could be heard from putin, patrushev, the head of the svr naryzhkin and the head of the fsb bortnikov, with whom bill met, was sincere in his book, i described it as confidence, bordering on arrogance, i am very much in this passage, firstly, it was not a meeting with putin, putin was in the south with him according to. dmitry peskov, putin's press secretary, the conversation was on the phone, at least there was no personal meeting, well, okay, more serious for me is something else, you heard.