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tv   Interview  RT  July 16, 2018 8:30am-9:00am EDT

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wow. wow. wow wow i have. a half to have. yeah. yeah after the victory came the celebrations i mean we can imagine what it's like to be in a country where everyone celebrating when the wellcome being english proper hell never know that feeling but imagine what it was like for the french but for some people that's twice in a long time they've had thought of exhilarating sensation and it really is a shot of adrenaline just have a look at what the scenes were like on the streets of the french capital after the final whistle often spawn it was amongst themselves used to be the right of all the rest as it's been confined to runs and now the world cup champions i've seen anything this is an amazing opportunity to experience something of the country last
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experience twenty years ago when fronts was actually the east nations and when they won the world cup many people believed that they could win this championship going in he was very very strong at that that they did they cheat him and of course they've done it every stage of the way the fans have been out in the streets and now they've been rewarded with this incredible moment this moment where they know that they are now the world's top champions and this weekend is just the icing on the cake the bus filled day the national celebration here in france and now this sunday the fifteenth and even the biggest celebration here in france as i have learned. the yeah yeah. yeah pretty year for a scenes they continued to right through the night in. what about was funding
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games it turned into something not quite a little bit later and then i take a look. i. was was. was was. was. to it what. they. remain very festive throughout the final and then the celebrations that followed even top officials were involved in the french team's celebrations gosh that you can see there on this amazing wave of emotion at this point this was to the right after the medal ceremony. was it was ok that one year was.
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was there anything something new it was there was there was there was right ok in english please. sorry. your was it was you was it was didn't i yeah it was tell us they're hitting the french monitoring is fair game media conferences and it wasn't just inside the weather to change a little bit of a thunderstorm for a little while hitting moscow just right after the final whistle in fact it didn't seem to bother the funds who attended the final no one little bit especially the winning team it was one less chance the policy this. it was particularly. enjoyable
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in the streets now being made famous by this world cup it's called nicole scars been nicknamed the street lights and it's been a real hot spot for fans throughout this competition. i know you're up to twenty years removed to stars. who starred in the sixty's or didn't even i did and i remember it's an outrage is that to cheer you. up to say yes. very proud to be crossing most people i was we didn't have a lock to date we had a lot. before matches and recall for florrie here's a beginner maybe a win in the finals it was very nice to meet you and we would come back as soon as possible this is one of the things that when you look back through history i know i
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do anyway when i think of one thousand nine hundred six i think mara donna italian ninety world cup ninety four that's how i remember the past it's so good that people here locals russians are able to think russia twenty eight d. i grew up during this time i grew up at a world cup finals in my country and we got to the quarterfinals as well lots of memories on and off the field here one really pleased about as you mentioned some of the great plays and football and obviously they are fundamental to the game but i think more than ever before because we're looking we've been able to bring a real feel of the atmosphere and of the fans coming together from around the world more than just the four of them beyond the game and and i was saying yesterday again it's all about the founds you take them away you've got empty stadiums and a few guys kicking a ball around was fun as they were without the founds it is nothing and i think it's very important we focus on the fans and and they have been tremendous and they should be high. well the world cup should be focused now i think the fans alongside
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the same level as the plays and it's time to. go i meant that while the world cup here in russia has been recognized as a huge success but not just for the football that's being played although the football was pretty incredible but for the organization of the event there have been worries going into it to some foreign press did not materialize this is what sports officials pundits have been so. fantastic one of them i think mark it's not good. excellent world excellent the. good old world so we already know. he'd like to get a child in the boy's shoulder everything is so nice and we need social property secure to say that people are friendly. you might want to say fifty will come all the joey we've seen almost all the strong teams make every
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effort win their match while both feet considered to be we have been almost on the same level with the world cup if you are going to but i'm stupid to be surprised that one of the biggest achievements is that even customs will be stuck to smile. smile anywhere in the world they say welcome to the full effect that what it's been spectacular people are very friendly fashion you organization of the event it's been very good been less surprising but i'm very happy with how everything is going . but just remind me of one of my highlights of this world cup the sheer amount of karla's valderrama wades being worn on a raw in russia not just moscow as well he was r.t. spanish pundit as so many big name sharing their thoughts their experiences of world cup twenty eight being with us here in russia thank you for the privilege we've really enjoyed having you for the past month one month. day auction here in
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russia has been a real pleasure i just want to show you something though because there's a carousel that's been whirling around throughout this will cover i kept looking down at it and thinking before it ends i want to go for a ride. and it stops and i kind of sums it all up you know this is you know on the football and in motion had to come to an end some time and it has but you know not too long to wait now just four more years that the qualifying in the company and it all start up again who knows where will be what will be close to the football thanks for staying with. coming up on r t international we've got an exclusive interview with the russian president's spokesperson dmitri pascoe in which he talks about among other things
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u.s. russia relations. good
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. to make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the ruling classes project themselves. in the final merry go round the sun we know one person. making the whole middle of the room sit. around the. room.
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just standing. in the middle of the street if someone reaches back in their back or they waistband the cop is not going to sit there and give them the benefit of the doubt it's just people should be reaching in their waistband with cops having guns trained on the same police still move. yeah. i'd like to welcome the viewers in subscribers of our team today we're talking to dmitry peskov spokesman for the russian president and this interview is special because mr pass cover great to meet with us on the eve of one of the most important events in global politics this year i'm referring of course to the summit between vladimir putin and donald trump in the capital of finland thank you mr pascoe of thank you first let me ask you does it make any sense to talk to
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a person who can break his promises when we talk about global politics for example the principle of america first or the promise to stop wars all over the world and not to start new ones there before me nor with the principle of this principle works for any head of state and he had a stake when talking to the foreign counterparts has to take care of the interests of their states and our president is quite pragmatic and consistent he always says that he cares about the national interest of russia above everything else that's why he understands the reciprocal beliefs of donald trump and of course such an approach can only be viable if accompanied by another principle this approach has to be based on a commitment to develop mutually beneficial corporation taking into account the interests of the other countries as well and these factors together can create the right environment cooperation and this is what we hope to achieve at the summit we hope to see the first steps towards overcoming the current critical situation in a country's relations but i'm pretty boy from the start. well what i was referring
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to is the. donald trump promised to remain committed to this principle but many believe that he has violated the principle. that there would be as a boy let's not forget the donald trump is quite popular as president of the united states and many people in the us have a very positive impression of what he's done as president and there's ongoing investigations or internal affairs of the united states or you know the elements of those investigations that have to do with russia puzzling to us but let's not talk about that right now presidents trump and putin respect each other and they get along well so far they've only had a brief opportunities to talk to this time we hope that they will have a more lengthy conversation. and i leave. staying on that subject a few days ago donald trump was asked if he thinks that mr putin is his friend or foe and he did not answer this question directly he used the word competitor instead what do you think about this remark or do you see donald trump as
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a competitor. i mean. i'm. pretty familiar with the competition is a good thing i would say competition helps the world to develop but there is one part competition has to be fair we need fair competition in politics and in the global economy and unfortunately we see the competition is not always fair if you look at the recent situation where u.s. officials commented on north stream to this is a purely commercial project and those comments were a glaring example of unfair competition and i would be your premier to give the. concrete. concrete. will you discuss this issue specifically during the summit and are you ready to withstand the pressure that the u.s. administration the white house may put on germany in this respect. he is thinking and pretty name of course we are worried by these comments let's not forget the north stream too is an international project it's not even russian
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german or german russian it's a multinational and. price which has many shareholders among very big companies from various countries and let's put it this way threatening these shareholders as well as threatening brush and germany with sanctions if this project goes further these threats are a big concern there is no clear agenda that will be created by the heads of state as they go along. yes. or. trumps a visit to brussels the intensity of contact between the u.s. president and other heads of state has been quite high recently would you compare it to what mr putin does in full closely which people donald trump talks to especially before this meeting. but he's. also been a period if the issue. of religion person of interest of i mean of course
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there was the nato summit before the meeting and this is a highly important event you know very well we think of our native and of course we follow all the talks involving u.s. presidents and we analyze the information that we get but why would we compare then mr trump has his own international agenda mr putin has his these are two major powers in the world and we cannot be limited to our borders because our interests go all over the globe this is only natural. for him with. his name them cope with the more the but do you see any competition there and why is it that today u.s. allies and nato specifically are so worried by the fact that mr trump is going to meet with mr putin. why they're worried is their business not ours russia has never sought to use its relations its interactions with certain countries against other countries against third party states this is never been the case with such concerns sound rather strange russia and the united states have
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a special responsibility to maintain strategic stability and global security so common sense tells us that all countries especially european countries should be interested in seeing the normalization of relations between moscow and washington with his interest in the middle. of them because mr pascoe if you said that the agenda is not set in concrete. then you know it will be formulated as the two presidents meeting it over with the government of president yet we have seen some leaks in the media about the joint statement that is currently being coordinated so have you really made any proposals on that joint statement is it true that there are some disagreements over this statement already look at the bug what. we just witnessed is a really this is not true or do we have made no plans for a joint statement at this actually there is no requirement to issue joint statements because there will be a joint press conference where they will make their own statements and when you
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wish to bits. of course. of course we understand that this bilateral press conference has not taken place yet this is an outstanding event definitely and preparations for such an event is it also special to you. put in the this is a regular process. as press conferences quite often with his foreign counterparts and of course this press conference is going to be quite an important one we do need to coordinate technical issues who will go first to august second there will be questions from the media from both countries so we do have a common understanding on the tech. procedures of this press conference and we hope you will provide plenty of interesting information to all the journalists waiting for this meeting to conclude in for my teammate. to continue speech. or. that of the meeting was announced immediately after mr bolton's visit to moscow
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so why did he come here to just give the green light for the summit or more there are some preliminary agreements which may come to light later in helsinki and it was a lot about the. conversion. this was a very important visit to prepare for the summit we compared notes on the entire scope of issues in our two countries relations identified where we have common ground where it isn't possible to have common ground and where we don't have common ground at the moment but we may find some later and while the presidents will talk in helsinki we expect lavrov and pompei to have their own separate talks this will also be an important event of the summit presently me and. the. western journalists are going on about some possible big bargaining game that could on ravel in helsinki should we be watching out for anything like that at all but does moscow have any bargaining chips for the americans many of. the word bargaining is
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absolutely inappropriate instead positions will be compared and they'll be clarifications to confirm or dispel any fees as you know our relations are not quite support states and russia was not the one who initiated this downturn we hope there is a political will to normalize relations. so again in the american media that russia might hand edward snowden to u.s. authorities have nothing to do with reality. for him to fix anything with. absolutely no those claims are entirely untrue is out of the question. yes i get that it was a hoarder or bob so why are you so stubborn when it comes to even the slightest possibility of us getting crimea some believe it's donald trump who might be ready to start discussing the matter from a different perspective like other western politicians maybe it's worth having
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a go with him in this names but the most go at it. from a different story there is only one way to discuss this and continually saying until russia gives crimea back there will be no this repeating this like some kind of mantra is absolutely illogical it's a road to nowhere it has no perspective and nothing will come of it move it amuses me because with more on what if mr trump is the one to stop this is there any hope of that. you know we are not and never have been wearing bros tinted glasses but we can hope for that if you get. donald trump has already announced that he has a big present for mr putin has the russian president prepared any kind of were turned gift but i think that the. or here program i was president well i can tell you yes but as usual there will be some exchange of gifts but this will not be the
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main point of the meeting. with fox. forgot about all of them by me. apart from the headlines we saw after donald trump's visit to brussels for the nato summit we were at about the defense budget of this organization being boosted how we respond to that i thought it is out there. right here. come from. nato is an instrument of confrontation it was constructed specifically for the purposes of confrontation from the very beginning this is been the rationale behind the alliance so when the alliance openly calls russia or a potential enemy increases its budget this indicates that russia needs to stay alert and it does. so you're not talking about taking any particular measures yet. as you know we do have parity thanks to our new innovations our new weapons and
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systems the purpose of which is to secure nuclear parity this is an element of unusual to terry's and it guarantees global nuclear security given other threats coming from nato you can be assured that our armed forces and our defense industry are taking all necessary measures. in your pride you mean we. can go to the. syrian national flag is flying over the city of dura the city where anti assad protests are riginal is started now that i saw has been defeated and the syrian government controls most of the country what will be moscow's next steps. are that up north where. you are right i still has been largely defeated even though there are still some pockets in syria where we see remnants of terrorist groups with other countries turning a blind eye to that which the syrian army continues its operations against these
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groups and that's a perfectly normal process the ultimate goal of all that is which of political and military resolution of the syrian conflict you know of course about the constitutional committee this is part of the comprehensive approach that should advance the peace process just in our process and so on but the news corp is probably not. well the meeting with donald trump is of particular interest in that context do you expect any pressure from the united states on iran's presence in syria and iran and syria. no. of course syria will be discussed by the two presidents we all know what washington thinks about iran but at the same time iran is a good partner to us in terms of trade economic cooperation and political dialogue so this will not be an easy issue. and. a national and of course you also have to take into account israel's interests how
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are you planning to maintain a proper balance between all those players this is another factor that affects what russia does in the region to deal with the here with managers to brazilian putting . president putin stays on top of these things you may have noticed them last few days he met with iranian special envoy and received a message from the spiritual leader of iran and from the president of the country and just a few days earlier he had talks of prime minister netanyahu so this is a very complex web of contacts which is ultimately intended to minimize any negative consequences from the irreconcilable differences between the sides which could affect the prospects for a political settlement in syria may be mediocre. pretty screwed if you're here with us. let's move on to a different subject what car will mr putin use to move around and will his motorcade go there. you'll see these new cars new vehicles they're not
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mass produced not yet at least in the autumn have the company will start taking orders from mass produced cars and sometime next year they will be available for purchase as we start to have more and more limited capable of transporting heads of states will be able to use them for a wide range of purposes as for the car the president will be writing in you'll see for yourself if you get. me that he gave to the many thanks mr pascal thank you. if you're a political news junkie then you're probably experiencing a serious overdose consider the recent nato meeting trump's visit to the u.k. so called russia gate heats up and the trump putin summit to discuss an all your own crossed. join me every thursday on the alex salmond's show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world the
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donald trump and what amir put in our meeting in the finnish capital behind closed doors right now before that meeting began the leaders laid out the main issues for discussion and we saw them shake hands. with. their numerous key issues for the presidents to discuss from trade to nuclear disarmament and it all comes against a backdrop of dark warnings by the western media. the former k.g.b. colonel in the kremlin could be doing some important intelligence gathering on his american counterpart people are terrified the best case scenario is a scenario where basically nothing terrible happens. france when the two thousand and eighteen world cup lifting the trophy after a sixty four game tournaments played.

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