this relationship between gorbachev and ronald reagan at the time, of course, reagan, what was no, no, i mean, obviously not just being an actor from hollywood, but he was, he was a great diplomat, a politician. he was a real meter in greta and both reagan and, and gorbachev certainly when they would get together, they seemed to attain this celebrity status. why do you think that became the case? will lead to very good, very good question. good insight. i'm not quite sure why they got along. maybe it was most destiny. gorbachev knew he had to change russia and reagan. he had to help russia. otherwise we might all die. so for whatever reason, i think it was, they wouldn't mutually needed each other. and they knew it and they weren't or same door. are you shipping? cause? i mean, you say they were a mutual need of each other. why is it, jim? maybe this is a bit of a tough question. but what, why is it that gorbachev was so roundly embraced by western professional partners? but today, the russian president, well,

there's that doesn't seem to be much love less left to him. well, you got asked mister burton, i'm not sure i cannot speak to him, but certainly for mister global job, for whatever reason. he realized that the soviet union was suffering go over, union russia. i handed over a unit, been suffering in the eighty's, and he knew it. he could see that they were suffering badly, and he knew something had to change. i'm not sure what he was, what he was getting himself into. but he certainly made job damage and just the wrong and world history prime minister barak johnson, for example, sort of an delay of the you and number number of other global leaders and politicians of a come out expressing that condolences to mikhail gorbachev. why, why do you think they look back with such fondness? well, as i said, we might all be dead. gorbachev hadn't, hadn't changed the world. i'd rather be alive than dead. and i'd rather see

a prosper of russia than a starving russia when i was driving across russia and the nice people were suffering very badly. it was very little through. there was very little anything. and i say if you drive across russia now you will see a huge change in the bras verity of russian citizens. jim rogers, legendary investor grew and co founder of the quantum fund. i always appreciate to pick your brain. thanks, jim. appreciate your time. thank you. my pleasure or more of our special coverage on archie international. the death of the last leader of the soviet union as well coming throughout the day here on this channel will bring you some other news from around the world in a well, just a couple of minutes. if you can do stick around the ah

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55 with the speed. okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else with we will van in the european union, the kremlin media machine restate on russia today, and split ortiz spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on you too. mm hm. interesting to school nutrition big is it even close with ah, realize from moscow on this wednesday morning. good to have you with us. that's a shift gears now to iraq. whereas we understand our latest numbers show 30 people

killed and over 700 wounded or this in clashes between protesters and authorities and a diplomatic green zone of baghdad. the protest stormed government offices on one day in support of leading opposition, shia cleric mac tada, our father who announced his final retirement from politics, limit of power, struggle in the country. earlier on tuesday, the cleric urge to support us and leave the streets within an hour militant protests are starting to disperse shortly after his local journalist, most enough bill with the latest from baghdad. after a master class which lawsuit for 16 hours. now, with a countless, after the speech of looked off, saw that there was a droll, the processors from the green zone, stopping the fire display for us and with, with heavy flashes heavy fire locked. now the security forces cleaning their yeah,

i'm for doing all that. he was backed up all the flight the security forces working on opening the streets to reduce the threat, the jump on the back, the people to bring life back. as before. this spite of the conflict politician conflict between the leadership book that i saw there and the cord initial frame war. now the unrest began with outside of his followers, storm the republican palace, a key meeting place for iraq, the heads of state and foreign dignitaries. units of the regular iraqi army hoping, deployed across the city with the states forces as we understand using live bullets . and after the 1st round, the latest on rest was bogged when to move out. now she is quitting political life and closing his offices is party has been unable to form a government despite the fact that it was the largest number of feet from the

federal elections last october. others supporters of been protesting in support of his coal for a new national vote. now i'll saw that it is the founder of the sod tourist movement, iraq's leading shia political group. he became a symbol of resistance to the u. s. that invasion in 2003 and helped a full militias to fight american troops is also wanted by the u. s. government of a. his alleged role in the killing of a washington backed shia rival in 2003. now, in the wake of the american invasion on what turned out to be an occupation, i'll saw that it went on the record with some damning criticism of washington. bush reportedly said that his picture will be hung in every iraqi house and said, no, my dear, your picture is now under iraqi feet with the popularity the united states is diminishing day by day. if not every 2nd. we reject the presence of the american army and even the bombings by the us forces we reject them. we

do this as an act of occupation for our special coverage on afghanistan, mocking one year since the us withdrawal. ah nice right now to ortiz mo, data, guys the reporting with more giving us insight now and his time that before and where the country stands today of the state, one year ago, america last the longest and most expensive war in its history. oh, i think

with these scenes were not how anyone imagined it would end. no one predicted that it would be these bad civilians would cling to the wheels and wings of evacuation at croft in a desperate and sometimes fatal beat to escape. ah, those last moments what absolute chaos we were there when tens of thousands of civilians flooded the airports in capital. when the nicest suicide bomber detonated his exclusives among the american marines, guarding the es trip. and we witnessed the aftermath of panic, the american troops spraying bullets into the crowds. shortly after that there was

a crowd, everyone tried to flee, and apparently the americans thought that there were terrorists among us who could still make an exposure. so they open fire explosions, killed few afghans because it happened in the side where the americans, where, so people died in the crowd with the shooting from different sites. yeah, not a linear lesson. and not sure if my brother was kid been american bullet or a fragment of an explosive device, the americans open fire to protect themselves because the theory now the explosion because i was standing right next to my brother. so the right side of my neck was slightly cut, and i also have problems with my right ear. i was can cursed. there were 3, her patience. pre patience with the critical condition that we admitted to issue. ah, one was a and gentle care notice. he was a short and chest and abdomen and leg and ignorant. also in the

hand, he did 5, so he had 5 boom. he had flu money warms from bartow. i couldn't say that all of them are from bullard, somewhat somewhat below. but it and all the while the heated taliban stood and watched me in meters from american troops at the air field. after 2 decades of insurgency, they had won with kalashnikov rifles and how may bombs, they had befitted the world's greatest superpower. while there's, there's a lot of gun fire these gun fire isn't. it isn't violent there. it valued, there are no clashes. and the capitol, the taliban, i celebrating it is everywhere. trace around. you may see them behind me flying into the air, into the air in their thousands. we saw it all happen. we sure the afghan government fall apart. hoover, nice. yes, gun,

the army armed to the teeth by american taxpayers crumbled in just weeks. galveston was a lie. everything that american citizens had been led to believe about the war by the government and the media was all but fiction. total victory over the taliban to taliban flat, the end of the taliban. taliban leadership on the run. and now the question is, how do you handle that success? ah, with the taliban just walked into the capital. there was no fights, no resistance. as in much of the country, they entered unopposed and took over inheriting tens of billions of dollars and weapons left behind by the united states and its allies. in

2001. it began with, with righteousness and pomp, invade of galveston, to fight for freedom, to fight terrorism and make the world a better place. 19 years, 10 months and $25.00 days on. this is america's legacy. destroyed and sabotaged equipment. a country bought a ruin and still in control of the taliban. what are the black hawk helicopter that were left behind? also the evacuation. the united states has said that the all the grounds have been sabotaged me can see certainly signs of that. the wires, for example, of have been caused. there are various electric blocks that are leasing and a lot of electronic equipment lying round near the or the hanger and

the of is he a stretch hammer or something of the sort of been taken to him. 2 decades of war, 200000 people killed. 2 trillion dollars wasted. the united states sunk more than a $100000000000.00 into rebuilding of data stock for reference adjusted for inflation. that is more than the united states spent on the marshal plot to rebuild europe after world war 2. and the tragedy of it is that for civilian the site from all the american weapons and the taliban ads, berries almost no evidence that any of that money ever passed through here from broken roads that lead to no way to abandon the hospitals from twisted contractors and corrupt leaders of jonathan can arguably be called the largest money laundering operation in human history. you would think that they'd be held to

pay the fact that the afghan army that we in our partners trained simply melted away in many cases without firing a shot, took us all by surprise. and it would be dishonest to claim. otherwise, we need to consider some uncomfortable truce that they what we didn't fully comprehend the depth of corruption and poor leadership and the senior ranks. but we didn't grass a damaging effect effect of frequent and unexplained rotations by president johnny of his commanders. i was there a couple times in 2006. i was there in 2011. i was there and but i, every time we got worse it and get better. so there's kind of a surprise, isn't it true that you've left americans behind on august the 31st? there are americans, there were americans or we're still in afghanistan and yell are we continue to work to try to get those americans. oh, yeah, that, that's a yes let's,

let's not repeat police the, the frankly fall said that we didn't leave americans behind. so in august we all witnessed the horror of prizes own making. we biden blamed every one but himself and his administration. the democrat said it was all the republicans fault, the african governments, corruption, and yes can armies. cowardice generate not one head rolled, not even for these. a deadly drew strike conducted by us forces. just days before the last of american troops left epitomized the afghan war, an entire family, 3 adults, and 7 children blown apart. the pentagon blamed faulty intelligence. the guy, the biden administration drone, was he an aide worker or an isis k offered if the administration is,

of course, reviewing that strike. and i'm sure that a, you know, full assessable, b will be full. you don't know if it was an aide worker or an ices k operative. i can't speak to that and i can't speak to that in the setting in any event. so you'd know no or won't tell us. i don't, i don't know because we're reviewing. we'll see you think you'd kind of know before you're off, somebody with a predator drone and the thing is, is there is blow back to that. i mean, i don't know if it's true, but i see these pictures of these beautiful children that were killed in the attack . if that's true and not propaganda, if that's true, guess what? maybe you created hundreds or thousands of new potential terrorists from bombing the wrong people. i am now convinced that as many as 10 civilians, including up to 7 children, were tragically killed in that strike. moreover, we now assist it. it is unlikely that the vehicle and those who died were associated with isis j, or were a director after you as forced. it was a mistake, and i offer my sincere apology that and as,

as i have no one can compensate us. if you give us all the money in the world, it will not be enough. it's not possible. they can't compensate for the med of a child, and there is no remedy for this loss after they confess that it was a mistake. we wondered why they didn't check before talking us. what in the fund conclusive intelligence, they should have made sure by carrying out a thorough investigation before accusing and attacking us. we have lost 10 relatives and it is such a painful and terrible incident. we are grieving, i'm heartbroken. that is the ultimate tragedy of the afghan war. it was entirely head violently pointless. the taliban is back or i caught up prospers. hundreds of thousands, the dead freely and spent a country destroyed. and one year on the world has already forgotten more. i'd gas the f o t i now to the donuts republic where at least 2 civilians have been killed and 8 more injured off the ukrainian shelling of

residential areas that's according to local authorities. it's also being reported. the key halves forces have been using nato's 155 millimeter artillery shells. in the attack, a number of residential buildings and a kindergarten were hit, wellness center on ac city, a center of slavic culture took heavy damage. as our correspondent now reports ukrainian nationalists continue to target civilians and civilian infrastructure. quite a lot of destruction in donetta on tuesday. right now, we're just outside of the done nets. slavic culture center. this is the point of impact where according to authorities, 155 millimeter shell, landed destruction is everywhere, holding buildings war blown out. the strike took place at around 6 o'clock in the morning. thankfully, there were no people here at this time. but when this center is full, is a full,

it's a home to at least 800 people who come here to learn about slavic culture. lou ah, let us, should you listen? the this is probably being done to destroy some sorts of cultural foundations. this is the center of slavic culture. after all, we have around $400.00 students here in a total of 15 groups with people from the age of $480.00. various crowded events have always been held here. so maybe they just don't like something about our culture and values. hey, this is a hospital number 14 in the patrol school district of the nest kits located

basically are right on the front line. and it's the 1st medical facility to take in wounded civilians. right now, i will speak to 2 people who were wounded today as the result of ukrainian shelling by year of the other. and i went to buy food for my poultry. a tank drove by 3 shells were fired at it from the ukrainian side, and then out of nowhere grad rocket launchers fired, cluster bombs. she had to go still. i had just woken up and gone out to open the door when the impact came without warning. i was stunned then i ran back inside and saw that my arm was all covered in blood. this hospital, his work in 247 to save locals from wounds that were inflicted on them by the ukrainian nationalist. as you can see, there's still accepting patients right now as we speak. while we were working here in since shilling continued,

and we were advised to leave the area as soon as possible from on call for a martinez people's republic. appreciate you joining us here for the program here now to international we do return and approximately 6 minutes. ah, l look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such orders at conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence. at the point obviously is to trace truck or rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with

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me a yeah. as electron i'm, i'm listening or someone doesn't do it, but i don't want to lose a my dis at them. really kind of. yeah. so there's natural, national. so what time i see much in my will come and get a slight better. but as i said, jo, which shall i get into the system. but also what about i still on that because i said that was an american. yes. special c motion thing is you need an official team that were almost tamala by new much. that was the window, it was minus. what was that if this wasn't a complex for mac mall, but i don't know if she'll do this on my list, won't do it and get it to the she just said as she has done and they sit down to me

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what it was for me to know if she was gonna see. we're gonna stuff to get this one to share for me. so that's damon, the toner. so i can as up the middle of the said she did the same, it about them was a sudden into that. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race. this on a very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down and talk in

the balkan conflicts been simmering for some time or so is that she was a sub scope. well bullcrap a little bit more than enough. l. damian's demanded the cause of a subs change car license plates. in other words, they recognized cost of either if you thought, oh yeah. see for the grade, refused. kosovo is serbia. so discriminating against serves is a slap in the face, a report from your post for your off your bill that i think you know, there are there with bill dawson is alba, sima. dom or i should all be golden on me. oliver's will still be in president alexander gucci hasn't ruled down the possibility that the west is waiting for the right moment to strike the republic. jonathan with

a completely new industry new stock and just look up some leveling a muscle around noon. she doesn't being in the green shield on a, to me as place to mom with his ashley of a dc. wanted to work with you. but he has not put the key for the chain of times to not work for phones or

something like that. and then we got at that point, did that might be worth it, a little grain. lisa, with breaking news for you, this ally live on us. you international, the final leader of the soviet union called gorbachev has died at age 91 in moscow . central hospital authorized, we understand a prolonged illness, hearing loss, he will be looking back through his historic legacy in our special coverage in just a few months. and at least 30 people are reportedly killed and over 700 wounded inc. factors in bagdad. so following their retirement from politics of a leading shia cleric who stood for years and firmly opposed to us in the fluids in that country.