tv RIK Rossiya 24 RUSSIA24 July 8, 2024 3:00am-3:31am MSK
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subject of the conversation was possible peace negotiations, we think so, i really don’t know what’s good, because real big politics is not born in front of a camera, not on air, and not the way macron did it, when people sit and film, and the partners don’t say anything, that at this moment the dialogue is being written, i think. that what happened is much more than just a visit by the leader of hungary to russia, this is a mutiny on a ship, which is why barel says that the eu council did not give orban any mandate to visit russia, and stoltom said that nato did not give it either, he is really looking forward to details from these negotiations. wait a minute, what are mandate negotiations, is there such a form, who is the barel, insignificant? official to indicate
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to the leader of an independent country, who was elected by the people of this country, if you think about it, who is barel, a european official, leaving to state his claims to the leader of the country, who at a given moment in time removes the powers of, as i understand, the main one, yes, the main one in the eu, well, in general, yes.
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don’t dare take a step to the left without the permission of insignificant bureaucrats, so it’s no coincidence, a very curious comment, a very curious comment from orban on this impudence, which says: here you go, this is a shining example, this is a shining example of a bureaucratic approach, but the conflict is inside is completely obvious, and this is not a conflict about. for russia, this is a conflict over the distribution of powers, because of the path where the eu will go next. in general, if you look, orban turned out to be much larger than hungary, relatively speaking, with all due respect to an independent state, but orban pulled the political weight of hungary to a level that would seem to be a country with such a relatively small population, economically, here we have several examples, similar examples, lukashenko .
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but it was, because what we see now is no longer about anything, that is, if berlusconi was a person who pulled italy along with him and raised it to a level, then the current citizen, well, it’s just her policy, it stinks, this is what this is all about you can’t speak without wasting a beautiful italian verb, that is, well, it’s indecent, that is, it’s not necessary at all, that is, it’s impossible,
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while the statements that were made, that is , all the accumulated, all the accumulated potential was taken down, orban is not like that, orban is clearly ... calmly and clearly holds his line, calls the trip a peace mission, actively shares photos and videos from moscow, promises more blows that will not seem like enough, and he went to azerbaijan, and says that there will be many more trips that you won’t like it, but why is orban scary, and he’s not follows the narrative invented by the british, americans. the fool scholz, the slippery bastard macron, he tells them that putin is not the same as you paint him, and the demands of russia’s position are not the same as you come up with,
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the whole history of relations with ukraine is not the same as you tell, well, listen to orman, putin is more than 100%. a rational person, when he negotiates, when he begins to explain the essence of the matter, when he makes proposals, saying yes or no, he is super, super rational, if you say in hungarian, he is reserved and cool, cool, you know, very careful, punctual, disciplined, it is a real challenge to negotiate with him if you want to maintain his intellectual and political level, iran, having won the second round of elections,
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the british liborists captured power in parliament, and there, by the way, it’s very interesting, because the fourth most popular party of reformers received an insignificant amount. votes, that is, the british electoral system works in such a way that popular parties did not have the opportunity to come to power, that is, this vulgarity cannot be called democracy, at one time i infuriated a british journalist, whom sergei viktorovich lavrov mocked when he told him that listen, well, and compared - british cuisine with that , what do they think about it, i said, well, you can’t eat this, that is, well, this...
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what is this? do you know the saying about pudding? you realize it was pudding only when you eat it, and here, of course, steve collapsed again, because again they put the pudding in him, he decided that the russians had some kind of cunning form of supporting each other, but because the next prime minister of britain came under the slogan: change begins right here, he said that there are no changes ...
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he beat himself, but usa, i don’t even know what to call this night of the rising dead, because what biden is doing is of course amazing, they decided to save his reputation, so they force his grandfather to talk and talk, and the more he talks, the worse it becomes, now it turns out he doesn't know what year promised to defeat trump in 2020 . i mean, he's really living in the opposite direction now, guess what, they're trying
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to take me out of the presidential race, let me make it clear, i'm staying in the race, i 'll beat trump, i'll beat him again in 2020 , katya is on the other side, eh what else can you expect from a black woman, no, you might think that i want to offend someone, no? biden, a free man in a free country, finally felt who he really was and declared himself a black woman. by the way, i'm proud to be, as i said, the first vice president, the first black woman to serve with a black president, proud to be associated with the first black woman on the supreme court, there's so much we can do because together, there is nothing, look, this is the united states of america.
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how to rule the world without attracting the attention of psychiatrists, although he didn’t explain. you are willing to undergo an independent medical evaluation, including neurological cognitive tests , and provide the results to the american people. look, i take a cognitive test every later day, every day i take this test. everything i do, you know, i not only run a company, but i run the world. no, that doesn't sound like hyperbole. no, no, he still has it there, he has it, that he is in peace
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controls, it was, it was, it was, it was, yes , that yes, yes, that we rule the world, it was, otherwise i’m like a baitan, i don’t remember exactly what happened, a black woman was able to pronounce it, look at this, all of a sudden the world didn’t understand that they were being controlled, this is who they need, this is the leg, who needs the leg, and of course, at this age they have their own idea of what a bad night is. yes, somehow i’ve never heard that to be defined like that poor debate performances. it was a bad night. have you ever watched a debate after it's over? i don't think i looked. no. what well, i'm trying, i want to understand what you felt during the debate. do you know how bad things are going? yes, look, the way i prepared was no one’s fault, only mine. nobody's to blame but me, i
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prepared the way i usually cook, sitting at the table when foreign leaders or the national security council come back to clarify the details and i realized about halfway through that you know everyone quoted me where i was at 10 points lower for the debate, 9 now or whatever the point is, i noticed that... eight times, i couldn't, i mean, the way the debate went, it wasn't my fault, no one else 's fault, no one else's fault, but it seemed like you had problems from the first question, before he even spoke:
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yes , to be honest, it is very difficult to drink from a paper straw, because if you don’t drink it all at once, it starts to bend, pieces get into it, then you understand that this has yet to be improved, plastic straws need to be banned, you want to ban them, rely on innovation , innovation is a process, you can't do it here so innovation is a process, let's encourage innovation, i think we could make something better than those flimsy plastic straws. but we really need to ban plastic. 5 years have passed, nothing has changed, well, this is about the effectiveness of the american authorities. alexander mikhailovich, well, of course, you started a serious conversation and at the same time showed , quite with subtle humor, a separate section of those leaders on whom, oddly enough, a lot in this world depends today. but
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well, maybe a short pause from the political leapfrog that is observed today in a number of countries, in order to only increase the economic potential in our country, and for me today this is extreme, not only for me, i think for the majority of our citizens today this is a key issue , at the same time, we understand that yes, we have ideological differences and this is a normal situation when there is a struggle, a struggle for views, minds and so on, but something else is striking and it’s good that your program did not lead to discussions on the part of the financial bloc there, but they began to be very... well, to say, just now there was a financial forum there, and you know, they said enough, as in another time they would have said, well, enough for certain ones, revealed themselves, yes, well, for example, this was the thought of one of the heads of the department there, it’s not even worth mentioning the names, i hope they are not worthy of being remembered for a long time, where it was said that if the central bank finds evidence
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of an alternative scenario economy, then they ready at the next meeting in july, july 26. increase the discount rate by another two points, well, i didn’t specify it there, but up to 18%, and this is something that is asked so little right away, i have several questions at once, what kind of alternative scenario is this, an alternative to what, strictly speaking, and is it possible to decipher, well they don’t waste time deciphering, they just seem to know such simple -sounding truths, as it seems to them, so we hear from the mouth of the head of the central bank a fairly correct argument that we are close to exhaustion of extensive growth.
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it seems to me that it is important for us to comprehend the current situation, to understand that this is a long race, this is not a short distance, but really a marathon distance, and over rough terrain and with obstacles, so we need to calculate the forces to understand how we work with limitations, speaking of limitations, i would now highlight three types of restrictions, they
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look at what long-term money is, well, purely physically, firstly, long-term money at 16% of the discount rate is already turning into long-term investments, well, that’s already funny, secondly, what is important is the physical meaning, i’ll be very brief, in order for long money to arise, what is money in general, these are signs in... in a computer, as we talked with you, such icons, so long-term investments are a set of agreements between those who take and those who give, well, i won’t be there decipher banks and enterprises, but still, behind all this there are two large institutions, this is the government or the state represented by the government and the financial block represented by the central bank, but there is another important aspect, this is the sovereign issue and the sovereign central bank, so let's see , what we lack, we have a government, we have it, we have a central bank, we have it. the enterprise is there, what do we lack? we lack sovereignty in these matters, in the issue and in the central bank, what is sovereignty? sovereignty is
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the right of the state to independently write rules for issuing its own money for its own projects, for its own through its own efforts. look, well, we're already trying to decipher this. and if this doesn’t work, then you can simply tell yourself that in this case we are talking about what the rules are. hypothetically we can imagine that banks began to reduce the discount rate; the national bank reduced the discount rate to four 5%, and the banks
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and what will the banks do, will they run to give out cheap loans, the question was asked, and what should they do? why do we have banks? in general, i have one question: do we have a real sector for the financial segment or a financial segment for the real sector? respected bankers were gathered at this wonderful event. and addressing them, the head of the central bank said: what accounting system do you like? well, what did the bankers say? well, why do you need to ask them? let's ask producers, let's ask consumers, maybe we 'll ask them what discount rate they like? well, the derebaska said, i’ll tell you that yes , people, you go out into the street and just listen to people, but i’ll tell you that recently it came out literally there, well, two days ago, an article was published by one of the leaders, who simply said: well, who ? generally talks about overheating and gave a detailed explanation that there is no overheating and cannot be in our current situation, but i am more worried about something else, and in general why it was not discussed on this forum, and what we need
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to do to, on the contrary, increase the growth rate or maintain although at a five percent pace growth, which was recorded and announced by our president, well, based on the results of the first quarter, what are we doing today in order to develop at a growth rate above the world average, what are we doing to ensure that our country finally...
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we have them this year the announced figure is eight -something inflation, and the rate is 16, but where is the logic? further, well, actually, if i remember the basics correctly, the theory of economics, that usually the rate should be half of inflation, that is, theoretically, well, at least the american idea, that if if inflation is eight, then the rate is four, at least that way, but i would like to say further about the following, look, this is very, very often used. the leadership of the central bank said that inflation is a tax on poverty, well , it sounds beautiful, you know, it blows your mind, knocks you out, excuse me, but in reality, if you look at what it is, and further decoding, it is necessary that high rates of economic growth not led to an increase in the cost of goods and services, well, listen, of course i understand, i even taught at the university for some time, but i don’t, i can’t, i can’t to decipher this phrase, but that is
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, growth rates... they should lead to an increase in the number of goods and services, and we understand perfectly well that if a certain money supply correlates with a certain commodity mass, and this commodity mass grows in relation to monetary power, then the price of these goods and services is decreasing, but this is even, well , this is elementary, well, maybe i’m wrong, well , in my opinion, this is, well, maybe not so elementary, but it is clear to economists, then we must understand what many experts say that in russia and in in today's russia, in general, inflation is not of a monetary nature, it is... including high tariffs, high services, low competition, this is what we need to work on, we should generally not talk about inflation itself, but about the relationship between inflation and the growth of incomes of the population, so let's turn to the period ninety-nine - 2013, our inflation neatly dropped from 36% to six, and incomes, real incomes grew three times, nominal incomes grew by 16 times, gdp grew in general, gdp
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grew in general in a year from seven to ten. we have over the years, gdp has grown almost 16 times in ruble equivalent in dollars, 11 times, well , listen, but if we don’t want to listen to the examples of our neighbors, then let’s listen or read, study the issues of our modern period, that’s when we talked about that there is sovereignty, a sovereign position, and what was the central bank rate these years? the central bank, but it was there, it also slipped and was lower.
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