is that for me? i'm sorry for a case to watch. okay. but yeah, as the expert, it's uh the, this elections are concerned and basically the common law head is and the drums are the tools again to basically get government. i had a democratic candidate to present the weiss, president of the country and donor trump. he was the know the x ray then, and the public union can be the end up wanting to come is that the brand? they are now conducting the why do that? the, this is a very, very di, both on what that thing each other. it is very, very difficult to say that who would have been just the way that the election and, and get it bidding is mentioned information this information by the, the other older agency. yes. certainly to can make so many back and it can be

done in the board for all the or issues that is that going to jane. but then the main question comes in that one a, the very you, the pool with this is on the adage isn't. and the 2nd thing it off to, or did not easy to spread any mention information in the present in, in a run data. many of them at that he jumped to check back data can be the you're going to cross back aid. you can show that the people get the, the connect pitcher, but something new one can see with the north of, uh, a part the, the elections in the november and for the president in georgia is concerned is a very, very died today. it is doesn't go, no one can say with the a lot of conviction and the thought deep that one is going to been, it is on what the thing of the very, very, grossly, and it wouldn't be possible. they decided in last about 10 to 15. its uh its uh,

especially by the signal as did. so i want god said that it is a date box and therefore any old site uh different than me coming back. uh, but the what says god is buried, regents and jeremy washington has accused our t of harmful influence and interference numerous times, i mean going back to 2011 then us secretary of state, hillary clinton said they're losing and information war outlets light r t. so here we are 13 years later, are they still losing, in your opinion? well, i think they are losing because i think and that's why they have to engage and scold upgrade and censorship. because you know, they want to control and there are the events and for decades, you know, they've been able to control and there's a broad give this, you know, hawk image of american democracy. and this, you know, mission of exporting democracy around the world. but i mean, after a rack and all kinds of foreign policy disasters, and as you know,

people see more more of that. that is all the american politics that you know, saintly image of america doesn't prevail. a network like are to challenge that dominant narr, provide more critical perspectives and provide voice for americans. a lot of the american social critics and disciplines can't get on mainstream media and they come on our tea. so by suppressing our t, it's a failure to further suppress those critical voices. but it's coming from position of weakness, i think, by the authority, because they know they're in there, the doesn't hold anymore for most of the populations. and they're the one really viewing this information, whether it's about ukraine, syria, a range of issues. they're the real artist with this information. so they, they turn in the ortiz promoting this information as it's m a r t, as i mentioned earlier, was bands in the west in 2022. so banned in america band in most western countries

. but somehow, we're still the boogeyman here. i mean, what else can these governments really do against r t, especially if their own citizens, you know, go out of their way to watch us? yeah, no, i think, i think to the, the americans and the wisdom allies are fighting a losing battle. thanks to the age of technology. um, like i say, i'm still able to watch to see it even though it's not you know, in the main stream, the channels, the tv a lot that the but to use um i think the general public does look to find the controls palatable. and the people have become more cautious, more a way to pick multiplicity or closest to cross check information to find out

whether this is propaganda or not. so the ability to shame public opinion on the pieces of lice, and i think it's highly, highly limited. and, and as far as the americans investments across, and i think i of the visits the fighting, elizabeth and let's see. and there's nothing else they could do like bundled colleagues. let's see the elections at laser submitted tides and anything that clips to the colors in favor of the democrats they will do and what else to take the sions good. cool. as always. all right, all right, i'll leave it there. jeremy, because more of managing editor of cobra, action magazine time or go to a former south african national assembly member and a case watch former head of the indian it territorial army. thank you so much for joining us and for your input into this very interesting story. thank you. the, the cranes,

top diplomat has become the countries latest administered to resign and just the past 24 hours is the biggest cabinet re cellphone, key of since bloodwork zalinski is that presidential term expired in may, and the legitimacy of his upcoming appointees is already being questions my colleague union o'neill discuss the developments with our d correspondence, a boss. this is big news at the top diplomat, the forward facing image of ukraine, given the context of where your train is ukraine has been energetically, uh, you know, canvassing. it's partner countries for more cash, more weapons, and the person at the very center that's for the whole conflict. this one has been in his post throughout this phase of the conflict in ukraine is dimitra qu labor now and now that he's gone, a vacuum appears at the head of government, if you like. no, he is a career diploma. he has been up this go for a long time and he's the only child of another diplomat. so this is a man with

a significant diplomatic experience. and you have to ask yourself where doors this? and because the, the names keep coming on the, the heads keep rolling. let me know through a couple of other alexander com, she administrator, strategic industries. resigned at dennis and malibu, scott, and the minister of justice of all the t port posts in any government resigned. russians the response to that, let's minister for environmental protection and natural resources resides and also overall to slab sherman, the deputy head of as well as these office far. so the, basically, the chief of staff was the lensky himself office, fired good effort keeping up with all those names as well. and can i throw in something to this as well? because last week we had at alex or us from the open security foundation and you it with the song all the liberal billionaire or the tie. kuhn george store us. even

ukraine speaking about doing business deals, post conflict. you've also got to the restoration of the country being what the top top expired russ trial and co. so you have a lot of investors speaking about what's going to happen to you print on that product to you share. but when this happens, when you get so much money, it's makes people want return for their buck. and now we're seeing this happening right. indeed. and to suggest that this kind of money, the people in charge of the investment in ukraine, if you like, if you can call it that at the economy is in, in tatters. if you like to use the words that very same is a european politician. and these people have immense influence. and also what's interesting, if you look at some of the more important people who have resigned or been fired in like half all the stuff on sheena, the deputy prime minister, for your opinion on euro, atlantic integration. this would be a post, very much

a responsible for that as a integration. and that a connecting with this euro atlantic as a grouping which these investors would be part of at, in a very shock. administer a reintegration of the temporarily occupied starters. place of like ex i media ad on boston that school guns as she has also at resigned. and nikolai only show the commander of ukrainian air force. and now we've seen this the back over there with the 1st the f. 16, a being brought down with a very experienced pilot, just trained in the us to great fanfare. he was lost. he was killed on the 1st f. 16 so the come under the air force has also seen his career crash and burn if you like me. so there's definitely the question to ask, what is the influence of the western powers? what is the influence of nato london, washington in deciding who gets water when it comes to the power? but this isn't, it doesn't signify. stability i given the wider issues in correspond on boss unit.

more questions. yeah. what, what just one brief point as well, because the, this cabinet, the, the re shuffle is going to be people put in place in the future. but it's going to be done by a man who himself, his term expired at buck in may, the, the, the, the 5 to presidential the call it. yeah. he, he has no legitimacy. and it was actually vladimir putin who gave us all the lesson and you ukrainian constitutional a history by saying that, that even if what you wanted to negotiate you with the actually negotiate really given that as an entity is no longer legitimate. further. what's interesting, the also the parliament itself, there term, has also explored. so in the context of what's happening to correspond offensive, which is meant to draw man and material away from down boss, has failed. then it wasn't to the russian saying this, this is this a cc, the head of the ukranian 9 forces saying it has failed. we have failed to stop them in the east and also

a in in don't busby is flowing west for the russian ministry. it seems absolutely unstoppable. so putting all these things together, you, you would be forgiven for thinking that the walls were slowly closing it on the lot to me, was a lensky. thank you, of former ukrainian diplomat. andre, until the jenko says, kids latest res shuffle is a p r move that washington has wanted. as long as it was for me to rearrange this with the help of washington, you've got an order to start making changes in the garden because people in brain are happy. so how the cost is going to make up to your home to do that. so this is not going to change, we're going to change the people. we're going to change the phases. but the state are the 2 reasons that we're dealing with the same. i might even get worse special because i definitely bridges are some shame corruption schemes are going to start happening. people want to make some money from the, from the government. so the oil change is gonna be getting worse is pretty training

is on the ground there. the politics, the policy making is gonna stay the same. the sir, i guess, just for p r. so she's thinking we can use agend now the, which is a plan of attack and 1st regions, what's happening for a total destruction of economy. i'm trying to only refresh, show me. so we created some sort of a frame from the government, say over here making changes where listening to, you know, i think are right. we're going to change to somebody else. there's only one piano and a big show of the work is allows you all right, let's go back to our lead story now is to use the attorney general has alleged r, t and other russian media outlets of influencing the upcoming us the presidential election. all right, let's cross a now to him was to abraham formerly be in government information administer and the spokesman was so good to have you on the program with us so. so here we are another wave of accusations against

r t coming from washington. i'd like to hear your take on the selection interference claims as well. this is because of the american administration, especially the bite in one, is that when they fail domestically, when they cannot deliver on the political, social, and economic promises to the american people and they look for a for, and, and in favor. going to be as close to russia to blame for their failings and to try to. and it's still a feeling of unity into the device, very much the by the american society division in america that the, by the administration deep and with the scores of hatred and war mongering. and the literally of the demands and the needs of the american people, the ability to increase their concern for real phenomena, can political issues such as the emigration economic injustice. uh the

uh, education system health system on all of these 3 of issues. so what is happening is the, by the end of the situation, you know, the elections are coming in and 3 months that trying to dive bets, the american as thinking analysis away from there, we get problems towards a full, any of the american people i. e, russia, and this time the attack is on r t, a very professional, very precision ready region. i'm down to ask you is that work? that tries, genuinely, i believe i follow it to give an outstanding, to a genuine view of global politics. what do you make of the timing of these allegations the us presidential election is, is just about 2 months away. why are we hearing this now? this is very typical i gave if you watch i can go back to american presidential

elections every 4 years and you can go back decades decades. they all of a score and sides with war mongering with inventing for him. and he needs, with attempting to disrupt the american people from the real problems they have on the ground. and take that attention away toward some folks, if i, uh, that's, that comes from a broad. what is happening, i think, is that the american people are barely waking up to this. they understand that the problems are from we've been, i'm, that the political elites are feeling very well stealing their future, stealing uh, their happiness and the american people understand that they need a tendency for being one from within. so i don't think the american people this time would for, for it. but it's actually quite nice and interesting for us from outside america.

to watch this, you have to take place and this continuous lawyer and then continue with mrs. guidance from american politicians and american. i've missed station towards not just the american people actually towards the hold of glo, really we suffered from, from that false matter to lip, yet in the heart of africa, elected america and the whole of the globe itself. and the world continues to suffer from the like, you know, a lot of americans did by the whole russian gate conspiracy theory and 2016 you say that people aren't going to follow for it. now, is this how out of touch the administration is that they're trying to go by this familiar playbook? yes, the situation now in the states, of course we observe, it's from a distance, i think is genuine, is quite different. uh, the, the crisis and the american society is much deeper. people are desperate. the

levels of poverty in the states uh the highest for decades at the level uh, the worst thing, educational system health system. the problem with the board of the crisis, the division between the rights and this has never been seen in american society. probably since the division that took place in the civil war in the 1860 is more than a 160 years ago. so i think there is a b and hope that the american people will not listen to their political leads. this time they will not make enemies. also russia, china, india. i'll click on countries in latin american countries such as winds, wind, and brazil. and this time that the will look in the door to the own problems of property and l i. the cation system. and hopefully may be like someone who can genuinely change uh thinks for the better for all americans,

such as will be leads the us attorney general claims russian media conduct the so called malign influence campaigns in countries like ukraine and mill dove. and now these are countries that were governments have actually recently cracked down on independent media outlets and political parties. what are your thoughts on that? a business ironic that, that it claims that russia is intervening in these countries have no basis, no problem. patients why, of their intervention, medical intervention, and what is the kind of processes around the world of betty was documented as a matter of fact, just now, as i'm preparing, i was paying for this interview from russian american government statements. i'm websites, i have found subs from american agencies funded by the taxpayers money and the in the states who actually intervene of cushioning in other countries,

governments and political process to put exam. but i give you some of the list, which is a very expensive list of highly funded, how you fund the officiating government and congress, uh, funded and organized organization. you have the u. s. agency for international development, shortened to us, a very famous you'll have the national endowment for democracy to all of these other agencies. you have the u. s. department of state's beautiful democracy. human rights you have been so master of the republican institute. i'm the democratic and it's that you are then you have the united states institute of peace. me, i'm a challenge corporation. all the fees are funded to the hundreds of millions allowed to work at this very moment in africa. and i use in less than america, and they are helping to pull up with government change. regina at brain was proud to be populations of this country while you were in the one. this exists,

the accusing russia opens intervening and in countries. so this is betty. i only the world knows that the west where you go as far as actually sending armies and weapons and buttons and book it to change the political process is of some countries such as what had within lip. yeah. you're ok and see it yet. and i've got this done on what they try to do in venezuela. so my yeah, and many other countries. so that lies are very exposed at the moment. you know, every accusation is an admission as the saying goes, um, cnn gave r t just 3 minutes to respond to an e mail. asking for a comments before the american outlet published it's report. now they did update their piece after our response was eventually released. but why do you think they gave such a short deadline to apply before publishing the initial article without giving time to hear the other side of the story?

because for see i'm and especially of american news networks and gender of the main stream media. they have, they've narrative, read the pay pre made and set because they're not to be a gen. and they said, oh wow. they said their masters, they said american, the american empire, i'm old. they try to do is to give it the paint of professionalism of journalism. so for them to not have to, i did read actually at the cnn pieces on this a story. and they cannot be described as children. and as there is a very search matter to, there's no questioning the by the administrative administrators. now not at the there's no going back to the, to 2016 accusations. i'm examining them. i'm asking where the read both is.

um for c n m especially it's even americans don't trust the and then it's right. things are ready though it comes sometimes as the 6 or the suff and most trusted use that were in the states. so for see, and then they know it's, and by the way they know that's what keeps them going, is serving the interests of the political elite or the states. and they like their route. they are paid for it. that funded uh you know, from different sources and they would like to keep it this way for years because because it works with them. and it said the american empire. all right, we're going to leave it there for now. most abraham formula being government information, administer, and spokesman. thank you so much for your time. thank you. thank you. all right, we're going to take a few minutes of break and i'll be back in just about 7 minutes from now with more of that a stop this phrase. i'll see you then the

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