koran georgievich, well, first of all, i can’t help but say words of support to you. this is generally the case when a hero who commits an act, there are few of them these days, here we see him, listen, well , the man chose, he chose, and he really took his position in principle, expressed it honestly, absolutely, although - obviously

he could have lost a lot, so he lost, yes, but i think that such people deserve, of course, support, universal respect, in this sense he is an example, an example for many, for whom an example, for example, i’m on my way to you now, right i'm driving up, i get a call on the phone, you know, journalists are calling, comment, do you have

any? support - refugees, support for the victims, in kursk, there at the front, i say, yes, that was the case, i said, and what, well, you said it so categorically, i say, yes, i said it categorically, yes, what's the, what's the problem, the question is what, yes, the question is what, aren't you afraid that people will get tired, that's how it is, i say, and you're not, people won't get tired of dancing and... songs, aren't you afraid of that, well, actually i didn't continue, well, that's interesting, i introduced myself as a representative, i won't name it, i don't want to, as they say, well, a very famous, iconic state agency, that's how it is, she says, friends, that's the people, that's the kind of people, that's the kind of people, for her, i understand, for her it's unthinkable, like a holiday , if holidays are cancelled... then, as they say, and the fact that

her compatriots are dying there every day, and we see it, we hear about it, they are left without housing, without homes, without this, that the natural desire, it would seem, is to help, to support, and at least not to insult them, their kind of endless holidays, at least, at least shorten them, bring them into some kind of channel, and it doesn't occur to her, and why doesn't it occur to her, and because they were brought up that way. unfortunately, there are many of them, for such symes, dmitry is an example, they won't do that, you know, that's why they were brought up, and i don't know how it is now in school, well , i don't know, maybe the state duma, take textbooks there, see what they write there now, now, the war has been going on for 2 and a half years, there's something there, well what they write, they write there, they write there what we lived through, i lived through it, ninety- first year, the collapse of the motherland and after that

the steamroller that began to roll over my motherland, almost immediately, it was immediately destruction with the help of our, as they say, traitorous elite, which was then headed by yeltsen, so to speak, the destruction of our defense enterprises, so to speak, driving huge millions of people into poverty, all this was, i saw it all, and you saw it all, of course, they know it, they know that this onslaught, it was step by step, an iron, as they say, steamroller, which was approaching our borders, this is the reason for this war, they wrote it there, i think, now... you understand, we still need to look at how it is written, because it is necessary to write in a principled and tough manner, it is necessary to do it this way,

if they write to you like that, then you perceive, here at the egg center at least once in your life to show the truth, and not the liberal nonsense that is regularly demonstrated there.

he will get another 60 years, you and i, of course, yes, you understand, so to speak, but there must be some kind of principle in this, and this principle must come from the ruling elite, it must clearly, distinctly, as they say, give direction, you understand, no, no, without trying to go here and there, and as they say, in principle, as president, he speaks out, clearly gives all the directions, but the president around him is...

another one in this, but what conclusion do i draw from this for myself, how is this useful, well, with these accusations that again rashi here and there, that is, that is, in principle, really margo simonyan is, well, she turned it upside down, it makes american presidents left and right, pulls them out of one sleeve into another, puts them in jail, that is , this is of course a phenomenon, but what am i...

for trump's victory, under no circumstances , no matter what you do, we do not recognize it, this is a signal, this is actually what all this is

for, publikanovich, can i add another line, yes, let's do it, yes, after all, dmitry simes is not just a political scientist, but a person who personally and a lot communicated with trump and his team, and apparently communicates now. that is why, i think, they will pull the next thread, they will say through simes that trump is a russian agent and that this proves that it strongly resembles the soviet union, but it does not resemble it, it is simply, it is just like a tracing, so i am starting to remember, i loved and love

the soviet union, but from the song of words it is not profitable, of course, the soviet union is small, of course, in the seventies, eighties there was already a lot of things there that should not have been at all, and that became the reason, of course, for its fall, not because it lost, they later appropriated it, nothing, they did not even know.

i love history, as we all do, for me the mongols and the mongols are an absolute historical mystery, an absolute mystery, and no one, not a single historian, could explain it to me, because logically, there is no reason to imagine how this very small people, at the time when they began their, as they say, journey around the world led by genghis khan, they were even smaller, like this small people, having no economy, no proper political system, how they defeated everyone, everything, he, he,

and most importantly, he laid the foundations of our empire, russian, actually, and chinese, but how did it happen, how, how, who of the historians can explain that, tried, ah, well, gomilev put forward passionarity, in principle, yes, that's the only thing. what does strength of spirit mean? that's what i thought about, that's

an example for us in this sense today, when we seem to be confronting a truly enormous force, the mongols weren't afraid, in this sense i think, i think this is a very important visit, because yes, there is something mystical , he already died, well, the first secretary, famous in soviet, i met his wife, she

was still alive, she lived here in moscow, and sasha borodyansky and i talked to her for a long time, then we were collecting this, well, she told me a lot of very interesting things, in general, a very unique woman, strong-willed, well, everyone said that she led mongolia, she was russian, she said: you can’t imagine, when we arrived in mongolia, it was simply dying out, because it... in general, we managed to stop all this and, as they say, this is why we are restoring these mongols true friends in fact we must not forget that during the great patriotic war a huge horse meat mongolian half a million horses were supplied the mongols themselves were half-starved so

as they say a very correct and true trip was dmitry was just talking about this. europe, that there is no such thing, eurasia is, the continent behind eurasia, yes, and we have learned to live in large spaces, thanks to them, we have learned religious tolerance, because in the same horde that inherited, well all the temples stood on the same square and in relation to faiths

the mongols were absolutely, so to speak, well , tolerant, western... it was hard to compare with this here, votsk tactics, yes, well, and of course, uh, for the russian princes of the period of fragmentation, this was the harshest lesson, in relation to betrayal, well, and in many ways, so to speak, because how betrayal was treated in the mongolian army, people and society, which at the same time was a single whole, yes, this could be conditionally distinguished.

this is a very clear, well, such an illustration, yes, of what we can, know how to do and do much more, in this sense we - have justified the hopes of our ancestors, so i think that, uh , the eurasian large continental order, it will certainly take shape, we will play a significant role in this and not only because of... there our desire, but the situation itself requires it, this is a post-post somehow unipolar world, yes, a post-unipolar world, it's interesting, yes, the eurasian continent, there is china, there is india, there is russia, well, let's even mention the european union for now,

let's note it, yes, well, i mean this territory there, something stuck there, that... and everyone understands this, well, who is supposed to understand on the continent, the prime minister of malaysia clearly understands the role and significance.

we discuss this here, volodya, in your program, we especially often return to this, to this desire for inclusion, which was formed in us very clearly somewhere by the end of the fifties, the beginning of the sixties, and then it unfolded, but you know, i looked at today's forum, and i can say for sure, the prospect is the opposite, lovers of europe, rejoice, rejoice, because after some time...

and what do you think, comrades, who love europe? it is much more pleasant to go to europe not as someone who asks, and is pushed out, yes, but as someone who, well, in general, will consider the desire of europeans to join the new world, and somehow, oh well, oh well, yes, well, that's also possible, no, well, i'm for amateurs, volodya, i'm for amateurs, okay, italy is still possible, after all , history, culture, cuisine, well, something.

you're talking about the next step, and it's not terribly distant, i'm not talking about ten years in the future, in some decades, that's what i'm quite i am talking seriously about the prospects there in the next 10-15 years, many of us can still see this with our own eyes, that it will be possible to travel to europe as part of eurasia, and not as russia, which should be accepted by europe. and europe did not really want this, how many spears we have broken here in discussions over the last 10 years, yes , we remember how it

unfolded right here, about the european choice, this is reality, this is a real prospect, well and also, of course, united, really interesting, why are you going to europe, clothes anyway, it's made in china, chinese cars are still better, much more advanced, the infrastructure. it's a complete failure, the streets are dirty, there's no service, it's unsafe, well, the building is beautiful, well, they're making the same everywhere, that is, you move somewhere , you want to, no, well, well, how, i was just around, no, i was around shanghai, he says, you go to venice, here you go, there's everything there, what do you need, why suffer, you know, when you come to dubai, you, we have it, that is, you just think, what's there in europe, it's aging population, yes. poorly educated, poorly brought up, well listen, there's one annalena baerbock, well you think, of course, who is that, oh well, yes, it's in china, an island

where europeans lived, they weren't allowed inside china, i was there, there's beautiful italy, spain, portugal in one bottle, everything is preserved, everything is well-groomed, everything is as if, the chinese can build if necessary, but we 've digressed, yes, sorry, the mongols weren't fools that they didn't go there.

mom, why do we need these letters for a fairy tale,

from europe, like democracy or or democracy in the very first era of rome's development turned into an oligarchy, where the oligarchs only pretended to be democracy, maintaining a clientele, the media of that time, well, that's it, that's it, that's it, all of this was then forced, so as not to die and not lose, that was forced.