so please, please pay attention, let's all line up, then please be faster, faster, faster, who am i talking to? there's a big game on the air, we know that it's rare to have everything, when you get one thing, something else may not work out. for example, zelensky came to pennsylvania and says: we need more money, we need more

weapons, and you must remember that it's not that we are poor, we are saving you from putin, if we are not here, then something very, very unpleasant will happen to you, why did i especially remember that you are a senator, because in america there is also a senate, here zelensky walks around and tells similar... and nonsense, someone accepts him, listens to him, and even tomorrow, it seems, president biden will accept him, if he, of course, remembers who he is. in the meantime, in the meantime, david sachs, a well-known american entrepreneur, characterized zelensky's message to american politicians as follows. zelensky

flew to the united states to present president biden with his widely advertised victory plan, which consists of: first, the immediate admission of ukraine to nato, second, long-range missile strikes, in other words, world war iii, biden has already rejected both of these steps, let's hope he remembers, why? don't hope, he doesn't remember anymore, he just now biden.

doesn't hit military targets, they hit mainly civilian targets, so that, firstly, there would be more victims, for some reason they hope that if there are - the more victims, the higher the degree, so to speak, of discontent of the russian population with the president and the russian leadership in general, the armed forces and thus - the hour x is approaching, when the russian people will rise up and, so to speak, fall again.

into the wide embrace of the west, secondly, if we talk about missiles for the f-16, there are very few planes, few pilots, so again, we return to the same scalps of the storm shadow, but we have learned to shoot them down and the ms attacks, but we have learned to shoot them down and we have already said, i have said many times in your program, that several months ago 12 ms attacks attacked the crimean bridge, all 12 were intercepted, that is, the interception coefficient is 100%. therefore, what zelensky demands, give it to me, he generally creates such a... impression in me that he is starting to demand from the americans something that they themselves do not have, in particular, well, they have this jasam missile in a modification with a range of 900 km, the americans, so to speak, well , they are afraid, they are still afraid of our response,

but he is already starting to demand almost missiles, well, the second iteration there is pershing 2, the second iteration is a cruise missile. there really will be a launch of some missile with a range of up to a thousand or over a thousand km, then a response should follow and should to follow the response, well, if not on the cities

of american allies, then at least on the airfields, the same polish airfield , it is quite realistic, but in general i think that we need to demonstrate our, so to speak, readiness to respond, i think that what the americans are most afraid of is our anti-satellite weapons, first of all, to immediately conduct a test of an anti-satellite weapon, just a test, to knock out of orbit some satellite of ours like the virgin lands, which we, in my opinion, in the nineteenth year, they brought it down from orbit with their own rocket, and after that, maybe, so to speak, reset some american satellite that is carrying out on...

tell me, is this the first time that lavrov said that strikes could be carried out not on ukraine, but on the hosts, i think that the first time, he said this after the president said it, before that the minister of foreign affairs, well, that's understandable, until the president said it, he

hinted, he hinted that we have the means, that we can also respond, we have, by the way, the only person there, in my opinion, i used this a couple of times... of a different quality, we have all the means for this. andrey arkaevich, it seems to you that these expressions of lavrov regarding the answer not just to ukraine, but to its owners, it seems to you that this is something truly significant. yes, of course, we have switched to

a different quality, usually this kind of recommendations, from the series of what our supreme commander-in-chief said, they are usually not repeated, that is, this is not the phrase that needs to be said there every day. it was said, i really hope that it was correctly translated in the sense that those people who on the other side have some illusions, so that they stop them. you mean, yes, you have to repeat again what they heard, in

fact, this is, well, in the last 2 years, the first time when such a wave of re-questioning, it, it exists, it is not public, that is, they do not talk about it out loud, they, sometimes some people discuss it in the press, sometimes they make throw-ins, like the throw- in that this lady from denmark made now, that is, she said, well, simply... thank you, alexander angelevich dugin, a leading

philosopher, geopolitician for almost a year now, director of the lein higher political school, yes, even more, even more, you know, i said that the biden administration has good news, zelensky arrived, but there is also not very good news for them, the latest public opinion polls have been published, the first. after the debates, most observers, including myself , repent, said that kamala harris clearly won these debates, she did not impress with either her eloquence or, even more so, her clear presentation programs, but somehow it seemed that the dynamics were in her favor, on thursday i had a wonderful channel one correspondent mikhail akinchenko on my program, yeah, who gave me.

experience, after these debates i was sure that haris had completely lost them, she was

unconvincing, she said prepared phrases, in which she didn’t really believe, unlike trump, who didn’t say anything new, didn’t achieve great success, in my opinion, but he was himself, and haris was out of her element, that’s what i got such a feeling, moreover, that her dependence on external trainers was so obvious that this person is simply a fake, this person is a simulator, this is not even a representative of the democratic party, this is some kind of artificially created, a political hologram, into which a chip was inserted, she repeats it, that is, her art.

the service is a little different, this is not a punitive body, not a law enforcement agency, this is the protection of the president and other officials, primarily, by the way, foreign leaders, but it does not deal with, the secret service investigations, the fbi does that, that's

when i hear that there isn't even any independent investigation, that is, in congress. 111 republicans who held major, some even the largest posts in the area of ​​national security in various administrations, well, of course, there is a certain category of crazy people, a certain category of neoconservatives, but that's kind of predictable, they've all already

rolled over from the republican party to the democratic party, well, i'm looking at... in general, a very famous person, then three former deputy secretary of state, several prominent generals, most

importantly, i not only knew some of them, three of them were part of trump's informal advisory group in 2016, hoping to get positions in his administration, and they say: what is the constitution, that he wants to organize purges in america, either like germany before the war and during the war, or like under stalin, they somehow generalize all this together. i'm trying to understand how people we knew, respected, you are a general of many of them, i would not be surprised if if half of them knew, well, yes, and either they are

urban, crazy, or trump scared them with something, well, that normal intellectual restraining mechanisms are no longer present, something like this is happening with the american elite, this is my question: i think, you know, i remembered when we talked, this year in the winter with tucker carlson, he tells me that trump seriously fears for his life, and because they, tucker carlson says, can kill him, this, who are they, they in this conversation and who trump is really afraid of is not such a clear thing, you could say. that it is nonsense, persecution mania, paranoia, but two assassination attempts, already two assassination attempts on a presidential candidate, this is an unprecedented case, even in the rather dramatic american

history, when tucker culson seemed to describe who they are, whom trump is afraid of, is afraid of, it is not only the democratic party, in principle, from the context of this conversation, it is not accurate. it seemed that part of the american establishment really made a choice between america, its national interests, between its real goals, between its even traditional in some sense values, american values, and some completely radical, globalist, internationalist project, this is a different ideology, they swore allegiance to it and see... a threat to this omnipotence, which is by no means legitimate, not democratic, hence biden's reservation that the american people will prefer freedom over democracy, this

was not just a mistake, he simply said it, as it is, this group, it is non-partisan, on the one hand, it is the democratic party, but at the same time, by the way, tucker carlson also emphasized, a significant number of republicans join them, who also swore allegiance to this... to manifest themselves, and when there were republicans more or less in the context, they had no problems. trump is simply a representative of a completely different line. trump is a representative

of the real deep america, the deep deep society, the deep american society. the deep state against the deep society, that's how society is, that's it. and i i think that they understand that between these two forces there is, if you like, a balance. despite the fact that on the one hand there is the majority of the elite, on the other hand the majority of the american people, this creates the preconditions for revolutionary events in america and a civil war, that is, trump embodies something that is actually unacceptable for this ruling globalist elite and the republicans and democrats in general, he is a representative of america as a national state as a special society with its own history and with its identity. those who are against him, in principle, have already said goodbye to america, this is a completely different global class and is ready to change the center of its location, if

something happens to america, just... easily to some other point, these are completely people with a different consciousness, global, truly, planetary, and not american, this struggle within america is taking on an epic character, these are not just two parties that have nothing in common anymore, the fact that this letter was signed by the republicans shows that this is something else, this is something else, exactly, that kennedy, who and tolsigabor, that is, the democrats are the brightest figures of the democrats, they are joining trump. and gabart recently gathered with saker carlson with the same thing, a gigantic rally, just gigantic, this is also, this is also a non-partisan moment, that is, there are the american people, who generally usually voted for the democrats, who are now switching to trump, because trump is america, and his opponents are in fact the globalist international elite who don't give a damn, who don't care about the american people, their interests and values, thank you, well this elite wants.

the fight for in the internal affairs of america, this is a guide to the fight against interference, all my all that i am standing at this table and speaking in russian what i am saying, it means, apparently they have nothing serious in terms of russian interference, but what about you, about american interference, first of all i am still about our interference that is absent in reality, two words literally, because on the eve of the first still

those elections of trump. there were attempts, such as me, it means, to slightly substitute in this trap, people came here to us in moscow, tried to get meetings through all sorts of roundabout ways, these guys tried to talk to me, well , during the first seven minutes i roughly understood where they were dragging the conversation, so i paid for the coffee and left, then i made inquiries, these are the guys who were from the group, so... this very figure who wrote the famous dossier on trump, christopher steele, this was his entire entourage, so, they came to moscow, these are complete political crooks, no, these are complete political crooks who tried to do at least something, that is, to rush around with such fakery here, they needed names, they needed images, they needed such a setting of a moscow interior, so that later they could present it somewhere, from everything

that i later learned, you...

the only thing i agree with, for example, sergey karaganov, is that nuclear depletion really doesn't work very well. well, first of all, in the united states , there really is an unscared generation in power, politicians, and the military, that is, the military, who fought in vietnam, and those who fought in vietnam have long since retired, and after that they have not fought anywhere. i do not consider normal wars, the same iraq, yugoslavia, libya, when in the absence of a normal air defense system, aviation, so to speak, smashes to smithereens everything that is, so to speak, under it on the ground, and after that declares its victory, the same thing and politicians, here is this narrative that putin will never use nuclear weapons, no need, do not be afraid of the russians,

it's all vomit, this, this is really already deeply rooted in the minds of our, so to speak, current opponents,

a hub where they arrive, so to speak, it's in poland, yes, it's polish, so to speak, a polish airbase, they created it around it, they built a whole city there, where they arrive, so to speak, and planes land, trains arrive, and then, well, the trains are reloaded on a trolley, the tracks don't match there.

the services destroyed dudayev, after all, everything was fine, they tracked it, with the help of satellite, they calculated this exposure and hit him with a precise missile strike, we have everything, but we don't -

so far, no, we don't resort to these so-called methods, but maybe i think that in order to shake up our opponents a little, we need to do something so that yes, let it be on the edge, but i think that we need to turn the table, let them think about how to react, land a satellite, land a plane, so to speak, strike there at, at the same, so to speak, junction where they reload, so to speak, here they change, change railway bogies, yes, it is very close to the polish border, yes, a war will start, but let them think about how to respond,

if this stops working, then they will help us make a decision, well, that's how it's all heading, you know, the same thing, the same thing.

but there's no limit to the healthy feeling when you want to save the lives of your civilian population , allow them to live a normal life, and by the way, this also has to do with what we can do in terms of industrial development, i think this is a healthy desire, but if they actually make another choice for us, then i have no doubt that those who are counting on russian passivity, they won't understand neither russian...

too little time has passed in historical terms since that day, the actions of the russian people, including in ukraine, show that this is some kind of special people, and not in terms of greatness, but in a completely different sense, and i will tell you that i have seen enough of the representatives of this people in our prisoner of war camps, i have shown all this, several hours of recordings. but this is some kind of degeneration, this is just ugliness, he was in prisoner of war camps, i want to remind you that in prisoner of war camps in general, journalists are not led, and prisoners of war are not put in a position where they have to become such propaganda employees, this is how they behave in concentration camps, not in camps for military blankets, but i understand that you...

i don’t know how this can be explained, if you are russian, how can you go to a person who says such things about your people? you know, i think that in general we have not fully studied the phenomenon of racism, for example, we have not studied the origins of german racism,

we usually say nazi, nazi and hitler, germany, and the fact that it came from england, that in general the russian... the theory was not formed in germany, in the 19th century by anglo-saxon liberals, by the same mil , one of the founders of the most liberal ideology, that racism is the attitude of western society, primarily the anglo-saxons, to the rest of humanity, they consider themselves the chosen people, here cecil rots has a direct idea about the chosenness of the anglo-saxon race, which from the point of view.

such, when the germans came here, suddenly they saw huge, healthy, blue-eyed, white people, tall people there, who were completely unexpected to see here, something similar is happening now, in the west the image of a russian subhuman is being drawn, russophobes, to this, russophobic racism,

our runners completely subscribe to this, those who are relocants, who came to the side of the enemy and just like vlas. just like supporters of hitler's traitors, who went over to the side of nazism, are just as different, compete with each other, who will humiliate more those to whom he is the people to whom they themselves belonged, in fact, as for the jewish factor, well, we see what the jews are doing in gaza, in fact, any nation, nazism and racism are a feature of western civilization in general, but this can take over any nation. any nation, except ours, it is very interesting that never in our russian history have we become such an opposition, we have endured very serious civilizational wars, we really did, we developed new lands and united nations, but russians have never boasted of their russianness, this is an anti-russian

feature, this is what distinguishes us, perhaps from other nations, that this is a complete absence, a genetic absence of racism, we really are a very humane culture, now, seeing, for example, what gordon says, this journalist, what western politicians say, we still won’t say, we are russian people, and they are subhumans, never, not a single person in the most furious, in the most fit of hatred for the enemy, such a way of thinking, or acting, or saying anything, we know how to remain human, we preserve humanity in the most... critical, in the most fateful fights, fights with the enemy, and this is what distinguishes us from the west, on the contrary, the west, as soon as it encounters some serious challenges, all this supposedly left-in -the-past russian rhetoric, all these images, all these insinuations about the inhumanity of its enemies and especially

the russians, come to the surface. what aleksandrevich just said, it seems to me, is deep and serious, because there are some reasons why this is either tolerated in the west, or maybe encouraged, i don’t know what you think, but when i heard these expressions are not subhuman, but this is outright fascism, it's just from their vocabulary, everyone knows this, they are now in... germany is very worried that the alternative for germany party has gained almost as many votes in the province of brandenburg as the social democrats. well, for alternative for germany to say something like that, no, no, and germany is considered

untouchable, and naturally, it is not allowed into any coalitions, suddenly the entire collective west supports these racists, these people with well with real fascist racism, i don't see. that someone even cares about it, well look how many americans with high positions spend all their time in ukraine, journalists, i have never heard such concern, how do you explain this to yourself? well this is not the first time in history, if you remember, not so long ago by historical standards, when the forty -fifth year of victory, on the territory of western ukraine and the baltics there are actually ss survivors running around, these are former employees of the stan. who, in fact, coordinated them, fed them and gave them the ability to do all this, this was done by

british intelligence, american intelligence, they did it together, that is, they then very specifically supported these nazi bastards, they used them then to fight the soviet union, mr. barel, an official, says that they are paradise, all the rest are, that is, more precisely , the garden of eden, all the rest are jungles, well, where else, you understand, he... it is clear that he is the heir of the colonizers, he is from there, they are all like this, and for them racism is a way existence, it's not what they mean, they support something there, they produce it, they are the producers of racism, you understand, they infect all of humanity with this filth, and we are fighting against these producers of racism, we are defending equality, what our president said at the very beginning of the special military operation, being on the classroom square, he said to the whole world, russia has no unfriendly nations, here is our...

what i really like is not that it treats jews well, but it simply does not pay attention, and if someone wants to be religious jew, or even if someone wants to maintain close ties with israel, if someone has relatives there, then i don’t see any state punishment or public condemnation, is that so? absolutely so, absolutely so, it’s completely, well, we really are a different people, we have a completely different culture.

we are faced with an enemy, with an occupier, with those who call us subhumans, we never pay this coin, this is an amazing thing, that is, a russian person remains true to his deep code, therefore even such phenomenon like russian nationalism, it either does not exist at all in the broad sense, it does not have any roots at all, and if it does arise somewhere, then in fact it is always necessary to look, and is it not artificial...

where are these burgundians who inhabited france, as a multi-ethnic structure, they are not there, there are only the french, and now look at russia, where the chugchi, caucasians, turks, all the peoples here, almost all with rare exceptions, have survived on this gigantic territory, have not been subjected to forced russification, and we are a flourishing complexity, as levontsev said, this is our code, this is our identity, if we stop being like this, if... our heart stops being loving, open, we will stop being russian, this is very important, never, even in the most critical situations, when a threat loomed over us, did we respond to the enemy in the same coin, we were always above this, that's why we won, that's what the russian land stood on and stands on, we go to advertising, who

is given a license for doping in sports? who declared war on russian boxing? and how does the white house manage anti-doping agencies? if you are going to participate in games that are not sanctioned by our country, then you cannot participate in the olympics. i would not be surprised if in the next 2-3 years, in principle , there really will be two olympiads. he actually admitted something that the americans have never admitted, that wada is under the fbi. i am one of the williams sisters biggest fans. what do they eat to be so big? probably a very healthy diet combined with great discipline, these athletes who represent the face united states of america, they use these same drugs, all the rules are rigged. the wbc's decision was to stop any fights taking place in russia and to exclude all fighters from russia from the wbc. the great

sport of boxing has been turned into some kind of madness. i sat down in a mask to say, it wasn't me. on wednesday on channel one, there's a big game on air, in washington, london, brussels they really like to laugh at russia's red lines, which russia, as you rightly said, has never established and certainly hasn't proclaimed, but for some reason there is the belief that they have set red lines for russia and we are obliged, no matter what they do in the west, no matter what measures they take against russia, that we will still respect their red line,

and such a main red line, of course, the general... is that if someone joined nato, then russia will never dare to do anything against them, they can shout against us, they can steal our property, they can propose to close the baltic sea for russia, they can arm ukraine, they can send their specialists and even openly military personnel to fight in ukraine, but since they are in nato, then russia. will not dare to do anything against them, you know, dmitry, i generally, i worked a lot with nato from 1992 to actually 2010, when our relations with nato were already going downhill, after georgia, but i am skeptical about this alliance, well

, firstly, nato is the united states, 80% of the combat potential. this is nato, this is the united states. the notorious fifth article is not at all no, some kind of, you know, sacred, sacred, oath that obliges any nato member , first of all the united states, to stand up for the defense of any, uh, member, regardless of how, so to speak, wise, smart and expedient his actions are. moreover, when they say that they ask the americans there questions, are you ready to die there for tallinn, for riga, for warsaw, not all american politicians, not all american military, well, no one answers right away, of course not, but everyone expresses, well, you have to look at this, because the fifth article is actually an article about consultations, so to speak, they attack someone, gather, consult,

look for an answer, without excluding: do not exclude a military answer, now regarding, say, crossing some red lines in relation to nato, you know, i... i believe that our concerns about, for example, membership, this is my personal opinion, membership of ukrainians in nato, they are a little exaggerated, well, because everything can be done on a bilateral basis, well, what about the americans, they have an agreement with japan, they have an agreement with south korea, without any nato, americans, so to speak, it is written there that in the event of any, so to speak, attack, americans will rise to the defense with all their might. returning to the fact that 80% of the combat potential of the alliance is the united states, then we are talking about whether the united states will rise to the defense of an ally, or not , what is stopping the united states, by the way, here is zelensky,

who is now in washington, we interpret here that immediate admission to nato, and there they are talking about providing ukrainians, ukrainians with guarantees comparable to'.