quoted here. at first we will if we continue to pretend to be an uncomplaining victim, therefore we will go very far along this road and it is not a fact that we will be able to return from it. luntik very simple west follows the example of successful experiences in the late eighties, the united states of america to the soviet union together stood on the verge of a very deep crisis. who will be the first

to brew, i remember in the eighty-sixth year there was a crash, the exchanges, you know, were very happy about it then, and then this year the eighty- seventh. yes, yes, mikhail sergeevich gorbachev started reforms a little earlier. that's when they broke us. they won with the help of our fifth column and, accordingly, they received 30 years of life at the expense of our resources. now they naturally look. so we will do it again and in 10 years it will definitely be enough. this is the most unfortunate estonian here, which means she describes what kind of life experience she has , cultural experience, what is not there not just, the state of the protein. and why didn’t i hear that we proposed imposing sanctions against estonia as the only regime in the world, and proteids have not been offered this, we pedaled.

the history of estonia independent estonia began with a robbery and not only russians, but also germans, who had a lot there estonia within the soviet union began again with robberies of germans, moreover, by private residents of estonia what happened there after the collapse of the soviet union in the ninety- seventh year, as it is now i remember like my grandmother. says estonia was the world's largest exporter of aluminum as a result of the democratization of the russian federation. only let the western lords democratize russia once again, i can’t fully earn him one more time on this. that's how logic works. this is just logic. how much is a habit? how many instinctive reactions? and that you need to rob the russians and everything will be fine, but if the germans turn up, then they can also be, but now it’s temporarily not necessary yet, as we answer this. we have, as it were, inside the country , the yeltsin center works works works great. i think that if you cut your teeth about

the second yes, if the state administration bodies worked for us, you would be with the efficiency of the yeltsin center if there were no problems in the world at all. our memory is more difficult to stand on its own. i approached vladivostok there, you know, like this, like this, walking from the ocean to the pier, i came and went to take pictures. and to me, that means, my colleague, whom i thought about vladivostok not politically. you just clearly understand that there is no need to relieve yourself here, there is no camera here, which times. what's up with democracy? yes, when people treat like this, and this is worth the memory further. simply, well, everyone has already learned. let that victory at the front be forged in the rear it is forged economic development, what we have with economic development is the arbitrariness of the monopoly, as it remained and is still perceived as almost the only one

. . you are what we have introduced in advance mode for 20 years. well, in vain following something, but even for 13 we are ah, how to produce a very large circle. goods are more profitable anywhere except in russia ukrainians, mishustin, has achieved outstanding success fantastic success. this is in macroeconomic textbooks. all this is still to be rethought. what is the reaction? actually, right about the guys, it finally appeared. what to cut aida well, if you translate from the diplomatic language into russian , it looks like this. at least, that is, we continue to give signals that we are very convenient victims, we are at war here, we are trading here. and how would it all move like this, yes, colleagues. i want to end with some very optimistic news. here we have today

it happened. we did not notice her, the minister of foreign affairs, lavrov gave an interview that we all unanimously quote the tsargrad channel in my opinion. here is the first case in the russian federation when a member of the government gives an interview to a channel whose name contains the word russian. i believe that this is a very big step towards our victory optimistic advertising. let's still show how the conversation sounded, to which very strange gave. the answer is nobody. we all agree that we want

china not to help russia hell blinkin, yes, please, well, in general, secretary of state blinkin, as usual, evaded the answer. and we understand that the position of the bytan administration. it is such that right now at the moment to declare russia a sponsor of terrorism. they do not want, of course, the situation may change in the future, but i think that such a scenario is currently somewhat less likely than the reverse , simply because, well, in fact, the recognition of russia as a country sponsoring terrorism. in fact, she

will not give anything, as was correctly noted, that is, all those sanctions that can be imposed on russia, they can be carried out without this, it will impose a lot of obligations on the american government, just about very tough sanctions. that is, firstly, it will be necessary for all russian banks to turn off the answer. uh, introduce a de-factor blockade of everything that comes from russia, impose secondary sanctions on all companies that trade with russia, and not only per hour under sanctioned goods, including, for example, weapons. oh, and prodo you the same grain, for example, in within the grain deal, including, as fertilizer and so on. that is, it will greatly complicate us relations with its allies. what is most important with strange neutrals on the floor of africa, southeast asia, latin america, which buys a lot of things from russia and may not even be under attack, but will be, because it all will have to do, therefore, there is no point in this, in fact, in the us economy , of course, yes, because i remind america still buys in not very large quantities, but nevertheless, fertilizers from russia let it be in third ways, yes, and

there is a certain amount of energy carriers that come from india or singapore, so they will also have to refuse this. well, why do this? not quite, understand? that is, as senator lindsey grm, he can propose as many populist resolutions as he likes, and he proposed a lot of them over the past year. i remember that only two of these will sell out, one was in july, then another in the fall they even accepted one, the second, however, was not accepted. yes, but they are not obligated to anything in particular. so it is quite possible that neither what they don’t lead to, let’s look at the logs. in fact, for the biden administration to use it as a certain kind of know, well, one of the final trump cards in the future in the conditions. well, maybe some kind of negotiation process, if it ever starts, well, because it will be possible to do this, but including bargaining. as for the freezing of russia's assets, well, everything is clear with this, the seizure of assets. well, here , of course, it will be necessary to shovel the american federal legislation quite seriously in order to arrange. that is, again, i am not saying that this cannot be arranged, but still not at the snap of a finger, because

russian assets, or rather the assets of the russian federation, including those in the united states, are protected by laws, but by sovereignty. yes, i remind you that they can really be frozen. yes, but because of the mother a little, the situation is different. let's take, for example, iranian assets or venezuelan ones for years, and in the case of a wound , it has been frozen for decades and is not withdrawn, because well, there is, after all, there is a certain protection to change legislation is quite difficult for the american allies to have questions in this regard, because i will remind you. not so long ago , there were attempts to sue saudi arabia, just about their assets from the outside. e relatives of the victims, and the september 11 attacks, who accused the saudi intelligence services of being involved in this, but there were courts, but nonetheless. in the end, there was a state department ruling that all this is protected, so we will not change anything. if they create precedents with russia, again, there will be many such complications, and it is not in vain that ms. helen , the head of the treasury, has repeatedly said that , well, it is somehow difficult. we'll think about it. here, let the europeans for now, for whom everything is much

easier and much easier in terms of institutionalism. here they are engaged in this, some assets will be transferred. if they find it at home, we won’t do it for now, because, again, another blow to our reputation, and everything and everything, therefore, i think that this will not happen in the future. well can change everything, because as we know very well all these red lines cross, but now in the moment. i still don't expect it. as for the situation in the united states in general, we are now continuing everything. watch this wonderful performance around raising the debt ceiling, which still does not rise. but here, i think that, of course, one should not expect any radicalism either. uh, of course, sooner or later, both republicans and democrats will agree on some kind of compromise. i think it will be next week. that's why, well, for now there is some kind of jitters, some kind of hassle, because maybe , theoretically, a technical default will occur, but this, of course, is also not worth waiting for, do not flatter yourself with hoping that maybe washington itself will quarrel with each other. we will announce the diploma is not worth it will not. but how and for what time

it now takes all of us all, representatives of the political class of america , then again, we will see now. eh, there's a lot going on. uh, not only is the approval of the ceiling of the state debt, but also the issue related to further approval ukrainian budgets, because the current ones are now running out. well, they, of course, managed to spend a lot of money during the preparation of ukraine for the counteroffensive. as you correctly noted, sooner or later it will begin, because a lot of money has been spent, as if, well, you will have to pay for it. but, it’s obvious that by the end of july and the beginning of august, this money will run out, and there the question arises, and to coordinate it. in what volumes should further tranches be agreed upon? well , again, i'm sure that something will agree ukraine here, but much will certainly depend on the outcome of the contrast. if it still fails, then, of course, there will be some difficulties, it turned out unpleasantly for the americans. well, yes, yes, of course, writing off is not good. and most importantly, now it has. clearly what is somehow to sell something? what we will well, and considering, what is left

is approximately something like 6 billion dollars left. yes, one more such five people delivers for 1 billion dollars. there will already be a little sense in it. which it turned out that no. well, yes. well, i don't think so, but they are. created the whole picture. they were puffing up the dust. what if it turned out that the mountain gave birth to a mouse? well, yes, well, here, of course, the big question is about how much. seems like an export option, because maybe we don't have to worry about lockhed. martin yes, the manufacturer of pajero is given that the company, well, had huge windfall profits over the past year and export earnings. you grew by about 50% is not necessary. for those who entrusted patrin, at the expense of their sky, how much you need to worry, as i understand it, certainly europe got excited about a strong america too. and here is what is named from america by the way, what we are talking about is a conflict with the fact that it suddenly turned out that it was playing its own game and it didn’t stop at all. look , only 4 years have passed and the prosecutor's report.

darama is finally published. there, in fact , was what we already knew the whole story with the goblin trample of russia was a giant hoax invented by the democrats. the election knew it was a lie, the circus knew it was a lie, because cancer obama knew it was all a lie knew that all this time. it was a hoax, but they acted like it was actually a circus who found out that hillary started the story while colluding with russia and then went and told. about this to barack obama that she tried to connect trump with russia in order to distract from the scandal with her email. and this is the most interesting moment. this is the so-called film. do you remember what was written in the report. steele that donald trump was having fun with prostitutes in moscow at the hotelier carlton, we initially thought that hillary asked the russians to come up with the whole story, but it turned out that the fake tape was created by hillary's people just by putting it on the russians, the democratic national committee. and this guy charles

doolance goes to russia, settles in carlton and asks for a tour of the presidential apartments, and then the story with compromising material is cut off by no one because carlton did not confirm the story, neither the porter, the non-cleaner, nor the manager. i mean, maybe he got so drunk on vodka that he forgot it actually happened to him. so the tape was the idea. hillory teams, what else? we learn from the darma report that the fbi closed two investigations into the clintons, two of the first three local fbi offices. separately stated. just a second. fund. clinton is a money laundering scam abroad. probably should investigate this, but andy mccabe. do you remember andy, the guy married to the clinton benefactor, he calls everyone and says guys. the clinton foundation is inviolable, the second investigation they closed hillary clinton's company received illegal donations from overseas whistleblowers. fbi caught hillary's campaign saying. yes we'll take your money

we don't care about albania morocco just send us the checks this information was reported to the fbi and they said not to investigate any investigation into foreign sponsors of hillary clinton's campaign we're not going to do that. instead, they chose to present trump as traitors, not well. this is for america oh, not good wonderful, what mountain in the end gave birth? well , maybe not a mouse, but a rabbit, at least 4 years went by. this is an investigation. john darram special prosecutor. but in the end, we saw something. that's the truth, of course, the question arises. why did it happen? that's a lot, but it was described, right? with the way the fbi worked, but in the end no one was convicted of anything, yes, and they were not convicted there are two people, literally , whom, uh, john tried to sue for nothing for lying, giving evidence to the fbi - this is michael sadman, a former lawyer for hillary clinton and our compatriot igor daichenko, uh, who moved to america at one time and participated

in the compilation of that very russian to the village lo, well, they ended up in court, and both courts won. john, for nothing on this, as a result of his judicial activity, finished something else , thought and will release a wonderful report. well , it's good that it all worked out. and there you can say after the fact 8 years later, well, really russia gate is not standing and going out on the balls. and if someone else had doubts, well , of course, i think that this will not particularly affect the political discourse in any way. well, maybe, at least i think that with some more skepticism in america in general, society will apply to any accusations of, uh, connection with russia of this or that candidate , maybe even a trump in the fourth year, if these accusations appear. but in general, and so we see that now the accusations do not lead to anything in the twentieth year , they tried to accuse russia of interference. well, somehow it happened in the twenty-second year , this topic was also raised, but quickly hushed up, because it became clear that, of course, no one was interested either. that's why i think that in the year two and four we will have tough quite different stories. well, as for trump, for him, of course, this is an opportunity to show himself again as a victim of the witch hunt

of political persecution, everything else. well, i think that he has such a great many reasons that he is now under at least five investigations, including two federal investigations, in the meantime, batman said that he still hopes to meet with comrade sindin. yes, that's why you said that at least i could just show him how he said it. meet a representative sissy. or not, will we meet or will we talk? an amazing person just left amazingly in english, uh, now you have offended an irishman, as for the contacts of the white house administration with the leadership of the prc , there are two lines. yes? uh, there is the first line, which is the state department, which is very, very, very slow,

very, very complicated. uh, so the subordinates of uh, so blinkin are trying to agree on the resumption, supposedly of him, that means the visit, yes, and contacts, but at the same time. a meeting was held in vienna just the other day. jake sallion adviser to the president of the united states we have ivan's security and yes, the former foreign minister's meeting made its way to 8 o'clock. and, in principle, people talked quite constructively, but conversations always differ from real events. what we see, and we see, is the ongoing blackmail by the states against china, the americans are blocking the implementation of key programs for the chinese aviation industry, they do not allow certification of the chinese first, which means the middle-medium

trunk and hence the narrow-body aircraft passenger. uh, this is a breakthrough project for the chinese promo, no, you will only buy our engines then. we will certify the aircraft for you with even your engines, don’t even fly for certification, we don’t want to see you at all. uh , there are actually a lot of such moments in bilateral relations. uh, so some kind of china with the united states. uh, secretary of defense. usa catches austin says. i would like to meet my colleague . the chinese say they are returning the americans to the sinful earth, the guys say. well let's you cancel the personal ratio of our minister of defense and then we'll talk until then there's nothing to talk about. all uh, everything, very on the one hand, the americans are doing well, because they are tightening the noose around china , uh, as we can see, and the head of the state department went to the usa went to korea

, which means the japanese demonstratively apologized to the south koreans for war crimes during world war ii war. and the united states is uniting these countries, uniting the strategists' apparatuses. czech headquarters commands , and so on and so forth, all with an eye on future armed conflict. in principle, their actions indicate contemporary to that particular moment. well, not this year , maybe this moment will come next, and the states will lose interest in the events in ukraine , they will simply lose it. there will be a lull for some time, then they will arrange a provocation, uh, with the chinese and unleash an armed conflict. the japanese south koreans, the notorious asus format, and so

on will be pulled up to this. after all, we see how they run in. they have their weapons in ukraine, we see recent launches of the storm shadow missile. they are french scalp ng of such missiles, y- well , westerners have europeans. i mean there are, well, maybe 200 in stock. this is a very complex product. a small note, then we will continue. why are the chinese looking at this armed conflict , as they see, yes, the patriot once again did not justify itself 30 missiles fired just trying to repel the attack, one missile 2 million and that 60 million dollars just flew away to nowhere. uh, it means that it’s just going nowhere and the chinese see it too. i recently saw some information that turkey is there, some kind of

tense relations there in the eu, and so on and so forth, can sacrifice something. yes , turkey will not go anywhere from the eu to nato. but if it can, for now, go to the eu well, yes, it won’t go anywhere, why yes, because, what awaits us here thanks, again, to chinese observation, which we know just 5 days ago, turkey and the uk reached an agreement on the supply to ukraine promptly tactical missile systems. this is what awaits us with a launch range of 300 km, the american operational-tactical complexes based on khaims never arrived, but the turkish ones will arrive by rail bypassing. they will come. this is the prospect. and the chinese see that a war is going on with us now, and all this will happen to them in the future. uh, well, i haven't seen this turkish missile information yet. here are the chinese sources

give us and here today , certain terms were heard here. yes, there, uh, means well-being and so on. well, we have a chairman sitting, but not here, but in china , the chairman of the cst. identified yes small society prosperous average prosperity. yes, seo. it looks like it was built. yes, it seems like they built it, yes, before the villagers were relocated to the cities that were rebuilt. eh, the birth rate in the countryside was there relatively speaking, in one family, there were 8-9 children, then as soon as people received well-being, they understood, benefits, understood, there were opportunities and so on , the birth rate naturally falls, it falls and the chinese chinese leadership. and in general , the country as a whole is already worth it. uh, in a situation where the birth rate is slowing down, young people do not i want to give birth to a modern city, which has already appeared in cities. she doesn't want to give birth. why is it necessary? it's a bunch of problems, a bunch of tasks. well, it turns out that

the further, in principle, well-being of the country depends on this, because if we take it, then the industry. it is also tied to people and military industrialists are finishing up. yes, they talk to people about problems. yes, old man, old people, it ’s like they already, well, they just physically can’t, yes, they can fulfill their own, but young people are not interested. this is the situation i'm sitting, heavy, hello, how do you worry about her china's population but their candy yes , right there right now with our almost 150 million. yes , they were worried about one and a half billion chinese. how are they? yes, i stand all the time and i'm afraid with such a desire. here i think. whether i should join your small group, the liberals, yes, or still classify yourself among the conservatives, i will explain here it is not at all like a simple question, because in fact, the designation of some

formulations are those that we are talking to me today, they have changed their meaning so recently that, in general, by this you can kill a person and destroy him a few years ago, but one austrian newspaper. uh, she wrote about me that i was a nazi, and i spoke at a forum that organized in austria , uh, alternative parties. for germany, among those invited there were several other quite different well-known people, everyone who participated in this, they are all now nazis, so, in principle, i can either attribute myself to your liberals, or to our austrian nazis, most likely, like this, it will be the austrian nazis. sounds like very bad, because it's very, very ugly here. but this is not a joke at all. after all, this is not a joke. so i watched the estonian hmm madame kaka, as she is also called, when she performed there and speaks not by chance. well, you said it right, and i remembered about rosenberg. ah, but it's just

begun. i am in the same way a young man who graduated from the bauman school, born according to various sources. most likely, alfred rosenberg was still in tallinn at the beginning of the last century. actually created tu-tu from that story or that i wrote an ideology, which was then put at the basis of all hitler’s research, including this ideology, which then provided for the destruction of the jew of the bolsheviks and there all other expansion of all these things. it was built precisely , first of all, on a certain envy in the second, on a sense of one's own. i would say, well, i didn’t want to become a disadvantage, but, probably, for pure inferiority, according to which i would like to build something, create an ideology under which one could feel differently. and for some specific directions were chosen. well then it was it was the jews. but when is it now performing. she probably doesn’t even know that she had such a compatriot who

came up with such ideas, so what she says today and when you listen to her, for me there is absolutely no difference with the myth of the 20th century . pink. there is absolutely nothing here. this is absolutely such an ideology, built precisely on this. well, here is the question of ideology. here we are, probably bad it we notice, but here is what you say on your programs, we say, well , as far as i remember, approximately since 2018 , vladimir adolfovich has been saying almost every program when we already have our own ideology. when we have it, let's be where to create these dialogues. well , we will probably talk about this topic for a long time. and here i am with great interest. e, i read the discussion between bastrykin and zorkin about the thirteenth article of the constitution that there can be no state ideology. uh, the constitution cannot abolish state ideologies, and therefore there was a rather large dispute about it, which caused me, well , living living in germany well, a big surprise,

that is, there was an explanation that something like that, here ideology is impossible, but go and you can . well, first of all, i would like to understand. what is the difference between an ideology and an idea, which can be lightened in the same way into all these forms and used to stretch it in the same way and somehow do it all. and secondly, i also see what is happening in germany today in europe, yes, there is no such thing in the constitution and the german constitution either. well, what we are seeing now is the construction of an absolutely new ideology using those constitutional beginnings of these constitutional constitutional decisions that are laid down there. the great brilliant genetic scientist nikolai ivanovich vavilov, he knew what to look for , he knew where to look. vavilov was arrested by chile

and in mexico, the driver found those places where the variety of related plants is maximum. but when potatoes in the soviet union bought knew that she appeared her theory about the origin of cultivated plants. oddly enough , vavilov's legacy is being developed