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in the united states, a hot time begins before the congressional elections less than two months against the backdrop of galloping inflation and the global military-political crisis, the rivalry of the party becomes irreconcilable. in 2012, even before the start of the presidential campaign, donald trump registered the phrase in my america great again as a trademark since then, he began

to appear in public in a red baseball cap with this inscription, and in 2016, the phrase "make america great again" became the slogan of his entire election campaign. those baseball caps were also worn by the participants in the storming of the capitol in january last year, when trump supporters broke into congress, last year, the designer changed on the visor, the personal signature of the ex-president appeared, and the famous expression was reduced to the first letters and an abbreviation was obtained. maga in may president biden. named this movement is the most extreme political organization in recent us history in his opinion. these people are a threat to all american democracy, and the other day the president even compared the republicans who support trump with the nazis. at the same time, internet users actively discussed the environment in which the president's speech took place in a gloomy environment with an ominous black and red backlight for such an entourage , biden was dubbed online as a dictator or even a

satanist and a ghoul, the right-wing washington times newspaper called biden's words thoughtless and not related to reality, and saw textbook fascist tendencies in the actions of his administration, but last week the british magazine the economist came out with frontier headlines of the divided states of america stating the crisis and split of american society. spectacular idea of ​​political struggle is part of the american political culture is the norm, but to declare opponents as extremists and enemies of the state. this is something new, and it has definitely not been seen in modern history since the civil war. we will not detect situations. when you are the president would say so unequivocally that his opponents are not opponents of his policies, but enemies of democracy. well , yes, the french steering wheel once pointed to the dark forces on the

right, which prevent him. bill clinton spoke about the rights of extremists. and then they did meet, but no one went so far as to call everyone on the other side enemies. true, they then changed their rhetoric, as they usually do, the white house tried to soften the president's words, it's funny that they think that this will help them in the elections. i strongly i doubt it. and for the potash of passions in the usa , let's talk with our kind comrade boris mezhoev. boris has been following him very closely for a long time the ideological evolution of american politics. boris hello. well, in america, the political culture generally provides for a clash. so here's the polemic. e challenge. but now e opponents are simply called enemies of the state of democracy. and is it serious or is it still within the framework of e-political culture. i think, well, the radicalization of american political life. she is began, of course, a long time ago, but it is on the

rise. that is, i think, if you have to take the seventies as a starting point, when there was practically no difference between republicans and democrats, what was fort and carter . move, of course, from one administration to another, but in any case, the experts cooperated, what’s worth what with another administration without question then implementation began to increase, starting with the raygan and so on, but all the time it was of such a slightly external character, that is, the election campaign was going pretty hard. and after that, when the administration of, say, reagan came. it was largely manned by so -called cop-pickers, including his vice president. george bush sr. today the situation is, of course, another radicalization is going on today in full, but really people are already using the word fascism, uh, both sides, either semi-fascism, or really fascism. and this is every time, in general, by and large. this does not mean anything, except for demonstrating the degree of

radicalism of the intentions of one side or the other. that's as long as there is hope and one that will stabilize the situation, which is by winning the gop in the midterm elections, enlisting trump's support. but in general, having taken seats in the house of representatives, it is not clear that there will be a senate, and gradually, as it were, it will move to more moderate positions. uh, there will be a conflict between the victorious republicans in congress and trump, who will undoubtedly put pressure on them in order to start an investigation of the events there. i'm in my twentieth year. there, regarding the rigging of the elections , this endless one will begin, which means trump's desire. eh, take it. the republicans will start a revenge. it will most likely sabotage, er, and such a conflict will begin that will lead to a split in the republican party of trumpism. moreover, trumpists like stephen are now being hit by the american family, as it is known that he has already been arrested, that is, it will actually be shown that

going beyond, then, certain red lines will be punished in this way, therefore, here's a bet on it, if, nevertheless, the republican party shows such solidarity with trump and indeed after the midterm elections, which, well, most likely will lead to the fact that the chamber will go under uh, it means that the party majority will change. and then, of course, this conflict. by the year 23 and 24, it will acquire a completely different character. and you can expect things to work out. in general, to use. let's just say non-linear means of combating non-linear means. you mentioned from the label of fascism. but we understand that this is our service. this is when you don’t want to talk at all, but want to swear, but still, uh, we know very well that there are very different forces behind trump, including, to put it mildly, extremely extravagant , such ultra-reactionary some really with some russian flavor. and how

dangerous it really is that these forces are being legitimized in america. i think, well, the danger, first of all, of course, there are certainly different trump forces, uh. generally ready to play with anyone who supports him, but i would not exaggerate their degree of ability to mobilize in the twentieth year, when uh, in general, the question of who would win was really decided, uh, these forces gave way to the supporters of these blakles smet. uh, the black activists of the left antifa and so on acted in that they were completely unable to oppose anything only at such a local level, defending their homes, there were some kind of communities there, but in reality they were only able to speak out on january 6, and we see by the degree the organization of this speech, regardless of the degree of its radicalism, but it was simply mediocrely organized and useless. in general, it didn’t lead, except for the creation of a media scandal by and large, and there were still accidental deaths for

several people. and then we remember how it ended for trump and his supporters and for activists, the press plays a big role , after all, the mainstream press, well, after all, it is mostly democratic and supports the democratic party. although there are certain media because of the republicans, but these are also media e from the most influential type of fox news at a critical moment will not support. uh, some kind of folk performances. let's say i'm sure they will generally try to bask. a and. uh, the most important thing is the power structures of the military, that's the main thing, i think trump's mistake during his reign. it was a quarrel with the military. now, he quarreled with the military and that's it. he is provided. he could rely on them. he wanted to rely on them, but i'm afraid that his character flaws played a role. uh, it’s not enough to misunderstand him that you need to communicate with the military no way by the staff of his farm and as a result of this. in short, he lost. he could not find a single defense minister loyal to himself. uh, the heads of the

pentagon, all hmm the heads of the pentagon that he appointed betrayed him. and not to mention the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, who is still now a mark a mile, is still in the chair. that is, he actually made it clear that he would not follow the order of trump in case it means that he will be given an order by the supreme chief of the team, so uh, electoral support huge indeed. popular support is strongest. so to speak, people do experience a certain hatred of the kosteblishment of irritation and we understand that it is acting against their interests, but the elite groups. i still don't think it will support. uh, so to speak, especially radicalization, especially if there is trumpism. uh, it means it will come out surrounded by some, it means white supporters, which means that there is a serious superiority among them. there so-called and so on. it will quite already mean inflammation, as going beyond some conventions and so on, so trump's bet is, of course, finding his own. so legitimate, so to speak, power over the

republican party, but it seems to me, it seems to me that this power is still within the electoral campaign. this election campaign will take place and the republican party will gradually begin to somehow crawl away from trump. which does not mean that his relations with the white house will be good, of course, initially. well, we have always perceived some sympathy for trump, but i would say as a character. he is so bright and interesting, but if you look at the results of his presidency for russian american relations, this is a disaster, maybe not through his fault, but he did it if trump does return, and the situation will be different after all that has happened now what do we expect? well, we need to separate two things, if the republicans win, for example, the midterm elections, there will be a situation of such conditionally two powers for russia, it's good for russia, it's good. if uh american power will be weakened and there will be some kind of conflict. eh, preferably. the further he goes, the more, but if

trump wins in the 24th year, and if such a republican rule is restored under him, it will be very bad for russia, uh, regardless of whether trump likes putin, russian leaders don't like putin, or in general , what kind of feelings he has of psychological tv he is a hostage of his party, and the party. well, most importantly, after all, his sponsor is the oil companies, and the oil companies are the least interested. uh restoring, so to speak, some kind of raw material potential of russia, and we see that trump, uh, is largely due to the fact that he was, so to speak, pursuing this line. he fought against nord stream, 2. he tried in every possible way to block russia's relations with europe. well, moreover, it was trump who began supplying lethal weapons to ukraine , that is, despite the fact that we all believe that the democrats are playing this there, well, in part right they play such a bad, logical role yes, but still, obama did not supply weapons

ukraine and this was the beginning of trump's administration, to a large extent this happened because he wanted to sort of get rid of the accusation of a pro-russian course, but obviously, if he goes in the twenty-fourth year, these accusations will be even more. they will be even stronger, and they will have even more desire, respectively, to dissociate themselves from this, trump is likely to make peace with saudi arabia with the monarchy of the gulf. he will restore the seven relations of the monarchy. bay of the wild. apparently, they are offended, as far as i understand, at the current white house precisely because that they consider him guilty of overthrowing trump. well, how trump actually left in 2020, of course, didn’t honestly resemble elections either, but most of all reminded of such a little bit of a coup d’état, if i mean not even a fabrication. there you are in the results. i can't say anything about it, but do we remember the black performances feeling that this is all happening? yes, such a sphere of mobilization is not clearly illegal. that's why, of course. many countries look to this white house. well, as

we, in general, with a margin, let's say so, uh, for many other factors. and so to speak, here uh. i think that this is trump, of course, he will make peace with them, it is clear that he will try. in general, uh, means, uh, to achieve means a decrease in oil prices at least for a certain period of time. that's all for russia in general. i don't see big ones, so to speak. in this sense, mainly speaking about the fact that this fear, that trump is actually pursuing some kind of pro-russian line, so to speak, that he generally somehow sympathizes with the autocracy. what is it about all the time? as a matter of fact, the democratic projection will pass, because the republican party will begin to put all kinds of pressure on trump, so that he, uh, demonstrates toughness and so on, which he demonstrated all the time, by the way, throughout his stay in the white house. uh-huh well, then we can be like that. if he is the arbiters, apparently watching and not

expecting anything good from that outcome or the other, well, it will be very good for us. there are republicans to return to congress, if there really is a conflict situation in washington, if they really they will start some kind of investigation into the activities of biden and his son, tam and so on. but this internal war, of course, will distract the united states from all foreign policy plans and may drastically reduce its desire to assert itself at russia's expense. and i think this is now for russia. the main thing would be a positive outcome of this situation, but uh, a change of elites. here is some kind of revolutionary parish. there, to the power of some people who are close to us in terms of values, these calculations. i think they would be wrong. there, so say, not in either party. for topics or other reasons, there are no people who are close to us. and in this sense, we need to keep in mind, it seems to me, that it is best to interact with a realistic-minded, but ideologically alien e counterparty. thank you, boris mezhuev was with us.

the republican party is preparing for electoral success, at least to regain control of the house of representatives, maybe the senate, but it is not united either. not all of them are the trumpists of the party, in general, a single consolidated, if at the head is either the incumbent president or a strong contender for the presidency. otherwise some common line. no. if you look at those who are now running for congress, regardless of whether they want trump to be president again or not, they are trying to be like trump in behavior and rhetoric, on the other hand, the leaders of the republican minority in congress, like a macol sword, are trying to evade in order to be too associated with trump, the preliminary phases of the 2024 presidential campaign year will begin after the midterm elections. the general consensus now is that the party will nominate trump for president if he so desires, but he has a

serious competitor in florida gov. ronald desantes, his program is not much different from rump , he looks a lot like him, but this is trump without encumbrance. in general, while there is no clarity, minus, august added peppers to the political life of the united states, fbi agents conducted a large-scale search of trump's country estate, confiscating a large number of documents. conducted a search at the residence of donald more than 100 professionals arrived at the morallag villa in florida. the fbi opened the safe, took documents, personal belongings and even family photographs, and expressed the wardrobe of trump's wife melanie and the room of his youngest son. at the same time, trump himself was in new york, as it turned out, the fbi first turned to the national archives, which wanted to return the boxes of secret papers that trump brought to florida at the end of his presidential term, then the

us department of justice requested a search warrant in the former president's mansion found 11 sets, documents, part of which was classified as top secret in the press a lot of innuendo. and what exactly was there from materials on the rush gita to compromising evidence on the macron and some documents, and trump himself said about nuclear weapons that the democrats use the court. purposes and that he declassified all these documents, when he was still president, now there are two cases against trump. the first is about the assault, the capitol and attempts to change the election results, the second is about violating the rules for rotating with secret documents, if trump can prove it in mind lose the opportunity to become president or even get a real term, but this week a judge for the southern district of florida froze the investigative actions on the search of trump and appointed a special observer who should monitor the legality

in this case, supporters of the ex-president believe that the warrant was illegal. at least, because not only his office was searched, but they were going to seize everything that they considered necessary, whether it was a secret or not. how the accusation affected political positions ex-president, trump's popularity is quite stable, he is a controversial figure, his high negative rating is not as high as that of biden, but still, but many republicans were very alarmed by the fbi raid, in fact, by tradition , it is the republicans who support the fbi and law enforcement authorities in general as reflecting the interests of the bc and vice versa, the leftists and hippies have always suspected the fbi of colluding with the military and the weapons manufacturer to direct an aggressive foreign policy, but now the right has become trust. so regardless of whether trump is blamed or not, support for law enforcement

will decline meanwhile support for law enforcement needs a difficult law and order situation due in part to the attacks on police during the 20th year turmoil after the killing of george floyd. the outflow of personnel began then. this year, crime in major us cities set a new anti-record in seattle, a surge in violence cut out amazon to move part of its employees to other cities in march on the street, where the company's head office was located in less than 5 days. recorded two murders three attacks with cold weapons. and one case of car theft under threat of philadelphia violence was first naked. more than 300 people were killed in the shootings. nearly one and a half thousand were injured in the city soared the number of issued gun licenses to 50.000. instead of former families in

new york, the number of serious crimes of robberies has almost doubled in a year, and hate crimes have become more frequent, according to internet users of the city compete with chicago for the title of murder capital. there, the first year as a result of violence died. 500 people chicago police are experiencing an acute shortage. its workforce is at its lowest level in more than half a century in baltimore this year due to gun violence . one person dies every day. a special interactive map has been developed on the official website of the city, which shows in real time the hotspots of crime by district, listing the types of violations, including car arson and burglary. phew, if you believe the archivists under insuel charles, from now on, king charles iii is the sixteenth european monarch bearing

such a name and such a number, starting with the king of the receipt of the 9th century and ending with the king of bohemia, who died exactly 100 years ago, monarchies have long lost power, but even in the 21st century they personify historical continuity is a value that does not decrease, but rather grows in a crumbling world. even if this is a continuity in europe in which the 15 previous charles iii lived no more than illusion it was an international review. goodbye.

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