you know why she called rush of course that was state then i think we have the right to call a lot of the western. international organizations and become very hostile and you'll give yourself open to that that's a risk important your actions understand two things obviously there's a lot of criticism leveled at the economic section of the cabinet but at the same time it is these people whether one likes them or not it is these people that are guaranteed russia's economy going through in a stable fashion through a period when massive massive sectoral sanctions sanctions were introduced against russia by the united states of the russian by the by the e.u. but by other nations so the russian central bank and the russian economy minister and other ministries that deal with this the proved themselves successful in keeping the russian economy stable in this their feet but another thing also that western leaders like to see in the including boris johnson the recently they have

nothing against russian people the only against the russian government against bush you know who does all these get but i think fifty five but you know i don't know but what does this have or what do these all of these polls say that the russian people were aware only support fortune's policies so being against these against being he's being against the russian people equals russia that he must be certain must be so disappointed with the people those much gnashing of teeth and wailing in the pulling out of the hair in the western circles i'd like to point out that however i agree with victor about the national reserve was that was built up that helped whether the sanctions and the oil prices are going into dinner we are going to that but i will vote those same neo liberals who built up didn't want to spend even to save the country during the financial. i think there's let me see the

country for for all the reasons that he is the one that will prove if you look at. the two thousand and eight financial crisis russia weathered that pretty well. in the same way the c.d.c. people sure that's russia kept a stable that conning me during that period and did it again this time so the record there is pretty good that's why they're still in their places because nothing to suggest nothing succeeds like success yes despite all the criticism the . results show there is yes thirty seconds more people are going to break there was a big ideological optional choices on the boat to communist to nationals to liberals a new a liberal. and putin and there was this little ideological. display and the people still true it was vladimir putin and a lot of new putin is not seen as being very ideological and i think that's one of

the attractions he has with the when the voters are gentlemen we go to a short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on russia's presidential election stay with r.t. . the most expensive fish in the world each one selling for tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years old you might have a two ton fish out there and yet they don't get that big today because we're way too good at catching. it's only when i'm sort of a much larger mission was once there that was much more widely distributed we have politicians that are in office for a few years they have to get reelected everything is very very short term our system is not suited and it's not clear we're long term survival and that's why we have a contest to see. about your sudden passing. only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn.

you're out to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest . i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath. but then my feeling started to change you talked about more like it was a cave still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our archives and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one difference is speaking out because there are no other takers. to blame that mainstream media has met its maker. character unless one is the melting pot and the second is the ratio alger mess

of of a bush trapping of anyone consider america who works hard so this is a whole group of people all generation and america is saying that there is no melting pot we're not being assimilated there's no opportunities we can't so their response especially is to go into conflict and this is a major conflict. welcome back across like where all things are considered on peter liberal trueman you're discussing russia's presidential election. ok back to broaden this out a little bit i said in my introduction that what a mere putin and with his reelection this will be at the fourth time it will be a day in office. it's time for him to start thinking about his legacy and and i think all of us who. on the table thing i think that he has

a lot to reflect upon bitter i mean what what what is he thinking because i remember before they changed the terms from four years to six years he was saying what he wanted russia to accomplish by twenty twenty you heard that all of the time over of the wide variety of sectors. what does he want to accomplish in this last term in office so whatever that mean points in the next six years what can we expect from. first of all leaking were actually more influential in the world stage making russia one of the prime world powers in the new multi-polar world. making russian science and technology. on the same level as american science and technology progress and make and in europe and europe making russia one of the prime scientific and technological powers a new program of the armament of the russian armed forces new opportunities in education in employment for the russian people in new venues developing

technologies developing. official intelligence and other industry all those looking russia a competitive country and also ones are a huge challenge and also one more very important thing. we talked about that a little making the party structure more more progress more dangerous more stable and also choosing somebody who can do that who who could continue on his course after he leaves six years from now those are the main points of his program and that's what the russian people expect it will be we were time of the sort and i'm glad victor brought it up here i mean when the parties are not very strong i mean in many ways in my mind there's really still just one party and it's the communist party in shrinking and it shrinking ok through time and your there is a continuous we have we mean it is yeah but ok but if you look. united russia it is

very diverse ok i mean it actually has its own political spectrum with it isn't even for the actual you know twenty five years have passed more than twenty five years since the soviet union collapsed and the russian became a multiple multiple data system multiplied to state what why has that problem still persisted because russia's information of political sphere has been tainted but for the influence as soon as opposition parties emerge for the actors come in and start to meddle because they see these images yes with their mind me with their. brass and so and so forth and as soon as opposition real opposition parties emerge for an actor such as the united states its product. the economy and they try to use those biases against against the russian state that there is a problem what can what can you do in this new dress that is i think why we see you

know in the west the they simply can't believe a seventy six seventy seven percent return it's because the russian public understands that the country has been under attack all right all these years and that's why there's this widespread national consensus if putin leaves the country successfully i think you'll have moved it to a at the end of the next six years he'll have moved to a place where that type of consensus is no longer necessary so where we could potentially either you know as he leaves or within you know a few years afterwards somewhere in the next decade i would like to see united russia which is is it as a party of power it doesn't have a political ideology of its own other than supporting the state you know in the country i would like to see it split i would like to see a real conservative party. that is conservative conspicuously in.

majority of the russian majority is moderately social conservative by modern western standards and moderately less ditch without being left this they believe in a strong state with strong social benefits that can manage a country you know that the enormous size of russia and i would like to see a party firmly on those principles emerge. and you know he. has to do it and i hope he can do it in the next six years but i think there is a big unknown here and that is how will the west change. the west and if used to russia change we're in the midst of a gracious in relations between russia and the west we don't know how it will be in the west has its own internal crisis go he has it so i think i think a lot will depend to or on the developments inside the west i mean what we have seen in the last two years rodney atkins some british but it was going to say that

the sputnik yesterday when we discussed this election he said that look at the elections you need to be sixty percent of the people voted for the party and there were friendly to russia you know that but non-systemic in germany non-systemic bardas again and grow very few people with merkel in france if the election the presidential election had been fair there weren't least two candidates who were very broad brush it and they were so it's very interesting going on the u.s. politics are with partial explanations why the establishment in the establishment parties use russia as a for oil at the gate if you know what i'm going to do and it just it will just finish in it so i think a lot will depend on they said if you call when will the crisis continue i think it will continue for two or three more years if it continues for all that six years then it will be very difficult to find a successor because i mean look at that going to this now i look at gruden i might have sympathy for him will he be able to weather another crisis like that one where even with that. greta the way that we create mia has the experience of surviving in

crisis not of the of the condolence been tested when you say that. they're not russian they're proof range these things we understand from there to what do you say for these you know even from these seemingly not rather simply understandable simply understand that carrying these sanctions against russia these economic sanctions does nothing good for business does nothing good for french politics and does nothing good for the french the security of the in their stand is that this is forced on them by the american foreign policy or no i think this is these you know even more of. the foreign policy that is connected to the american one this these sanctions do not think good for the you either. the only thing that the yes the only reason that the e.u. bureaucrats support this is because they are pressured by the enemy because they point to washington ok with with putin's reelection. we see the u.k.

and the united states and their allies doubling down on the spilled russia poems oh absolutely it's not going anywhere and i agree it's going somewhere very tragic. awful cliff i agree with victor that putin would like ideally his vision for this term is so technology education. that would be a luxury let us remind why putin came back in two thousand and twelve in the first place the primary thing that influences the situation was libya and since libya he has seen the crisis in ukraine with the west openly backing this puts that overthrew the government and the developments in syria and in ukraine putin is remembered and justly by the country he was rewarded for bringing crimea back into the fall but he should as well be remembered as the president who lost the rest of ukraine to a western back porch and that is still a war that's still being fought in the east of you. i think that is what might have

the time to think about legacy at this moment because the next few years are going to be spent weathering and surviving crises in ukraine the syrian and it just may be his legacy it is the struggle for him but i think with creating it was not just who lost it the process was very long it started back in one thousand nine hundred one russia continues li didn't go in the ukrainian affairs the liberal about it was only business not and personal not in fraternal just gas get payment for the gas that's why chernomyrdin or the former prime minister you know the guest person of russia was appointed there was the exercise of russia not often exercise or russian soft power the results are dredging but let's put it like that but i think a lot when we talk about putin's legacy a lot will depend on the developments in ukraine ukraine is entering its own election cycle and the problem is that poroshenko is getting huge power thanks to

the new war national security he will be created police the army the security service on the other hand he's very unpopular so he's popular with washington yes that was a little you know he's actually he's actually giving me more problems coming up just to be aware of the almost every single day that you have to search in case or it's being able to read that who wanted to blow up the ukrainian parliament kill the president in the way the government just a little way and then you know it could be but also remind our viewers who you're talking about so an idea of deception was the ukrainian troops. who are drawn by the u.s. you know the former pilot actually. yes or was. it for killing russians in. the u.s. russian journalists who were supposed to be protected to the press is not supposed to be fired but she fired on them on piers. it was if she was.

clean that hero by ukraine has legal authorities. they said she was a nationalist here they wanted her back in ukraine she was exchanged by russia and then she became a deputy should we keep a member of the ukraine and now she's moving to the west no she's going there very of being rushed there wrote her because she's come out and publicly said that she saw snipers enter with the neo nazi speaker of the parliament and that fire she was given all of which are going to go to the circus man if you gentlemen we are talking about it because it's important people are talking about it in ukraine because it's important if anybody needs to any of us and i don't know if i want to be one talking about is i know is that the ukraine just feet depends on what the west decides to do with it and what the west is going to look like in the next six years work in six years there it's obvious but the west has been talking a lot of boats option when she was in the russian jail we had presence you know we

are hearing the you with the ukrainian parliament every day at this sport. is fasting eleven twelve thirteen is be ok you know i think in the russian duma they're going to have the boston idea suctioned it's not just you know it was twelfth and second speech or because he was last on terrorism and these reactions have showed first of all is the political capital to. get his foreign policy and domestic policy objectives that he allies within the next six years ok well hold it you'll be able to talk about this in six years and that's all the time we have german many thanks to my guest here in moscow this is the end of our broadcast segment stay with us for the extended version on our you tube channel see you next time and remember.

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as the crumbling clock strikes out yet another. special coverage of the big russian presidential election comes to a close more or less welcome to it from a red square it's given i would make the error with as we digest some of the final results so that comes we'll get some final reaction to it from a number of guests especially difficult lined up yes the russian presidential election has been full it's and it's been flooded. we'll be bringing you all the latest developments and sleeps. with him approach and then pulls off a huge win on sunday getting over three quarters of the vote it means he'll stay on as president and could remain in the kremlin for up to another six use of the fifty six million russians chose him to lead back country his wife was didn't even come close he was sworn in as president for the full time and that if i when you look at

the stats putin did better than in any previous election he's for these all the figures on your screen is no over fifty percent he go on it every time as you can see more going on from two thousand but. the vote brought him seventy six point six percent with which it is to be mostly delights but as we all know it's not just about dry numbers that make an election it's the people taking part that really give it life.

thank you. after the results came in the meeting with other presidential candidates is straight down to business today if you want to discuss their proposals their campaign promises and also share with his plans for the next six years put into city to try to ensure dialogue with his foreign partners to noting though that it takes two to tango you said. you would you go could you know when we're going to

pay special attention to russia's defense complex but let me add nobody here is trying to start an arms race we want to engage in dialogue with our partners of course that doesn't depend just on us it's like i love both sides have to be interested in each other otherwise it isn't going to work out. that's going to be from george galloway joining us live political commentator the full member of the u.k. parliament a there george looking for your immediate thoughts then this win for vladimir putin he says he doesn't want to start an arms race for a start which is good news for all of us around the world he wants to engage in dialogue is this a new message surely not. well it does take two to tango the potential dance partners are currently storming out of the dance hall and threatening to leave siege to those inside the ballroom saw i'm not sure how that's going to work out

any time soon but it's good that the president signaled that that is his wish this is an extraordinary mandate and if you add to it the second place candidate the communist candidate who got eleven percent of the vote almost nine out of ten russians were rejected by the openly pro western pro economic liberal agenda that the british and american governments would dearly love to be prevalent in russia saw. it is a reassertion of a kind of politics which i think has worked in china is working in russia and it would be quite good if we could have it in britain here too namely a social pact with design. a healthy nationalism and a recognition that sometimes the state has to be involved in the economy the just

war is too important to be left to the generals the economy is too important to be left to what they call themselves on top or a nurse. who this election windass candidate difficult time intensive actually u.k. relations it doesn't know how much leon they say improve in the near future and a president who said. well i'm sure my scars but there might be families watching this is an extraordinary difficult time to be standing up for good relations between britain and russia. was my voice my indicate broadcasting almost every day and night almost every hour trying to defend the correctness of the policies of wait and see let's have some evidence for what you claim about russia let's leave enough since pillar of proof

of what it is that you are saying even tony blair helped to manufacture of the evidence that was used to go to war in iraq with disastrous results trees or maison de even trying to produce evidence it is me are a session assertion of the worst kinds of accusations and like pavlov's dogs the political class and the media. good running after hard. it's quite disturbing really it's as if the iraq war never happened as if the joke or report was never written it's a truly remarkable case of historical amnesia in britain. george i want to just ruled it out looks even to go thirty seconds left to the germany france reaction is that they don't recognize the votes of the people who cast them

in crimea that went along to those polling booth that made the choice nonetheless france germany says we don't know about that result in any way to legitimize the overalls although not as you say. well i think the people in crimea will tell them to go and whistle ninety two percent of the voters in crimea voted for president putin and the quicker they get the bridge up relinquishing crimea with russia the better and i think the crimean people have voted with their feet for russia and more than once. george got away because a commentator and full member of u.k. parliament thinks middle of the sun approach. the reaction to the russian taking a legend has been coming in from all around the world samir khan has the latest from washington d.c. . fortunately the white house has not repeated the rhetoric of most american politicians as well as western media on russia's presidential election which

resulted in president putin winning a fourth term by a significant margin over seventy six percent and even though there was no congratulatory phone call from the white house spokesman did lee told reporters that the outcome came as no surprise i just as he was boarding air force one not only that but he commented somewhat positively on potentially developing relations with russia saying quote we will work to cultivate the relationship with russia and we will impose costs when russia threatens our interests but we also look for places to work together when it serves our interests now this is in stark contrast to other reaction. as we've seen upon receiving word of president putin when american politicians attempted to deal of russia's political process senator mccain took to twitter to discredit putin's victory calling it a sham and going on to say quote the us stands with all russians yearning for freedom which is interesting considering president putin managed to maintain over and eighty percent approval rating prior to the election and despite running against multiple candidates representative adam schiff said that putin only won

because he banned his opponents from running well besides the usual anti russian officials whistleblower edward snowden had some words regarding ballot stuffing that allegedly took place saying it's quote an effort to steal the influence of one hundred forty plus million people now snowden also urged the russian citizens to demand justice demand laws and courts that matter take your future back now the u.s. media echoed a similar sentiments no surprise there but i'm sure more officials will be speaking out as the day continues but it is surprising however that spokesman good leave mentioned developing relations with russia especially considering all of the allegations of collusion and the current anti russia political climate. this year the vast majority of polling stations were equipped with web cameras in everything that. meant that anyone could be to if they wanted to.