hello on the air. international review in the studio fyodor lukyanov. today on the program international review. events of the week. chronicle, facts, comments. the first face-to-face meeting. tv debates of the us presidential candidates. scandals, results, investigation. globalization as we knew it, economic international cooperation. is there a future? europe is going through difficult

times, mario draghi's report paints a sad picture, materials from our program. bazervilians believe that the new governor, and these idiots expect that the governor that very donkey will become. that donkey, whom they have designated for this high position, that this donkey will help them to acquire pavements in their lousy town, town, it remains to be asked, bazervillers, what the hell do you need pavements for? that's how i was elected governor,

a dashing production of the seventies based on mark twain's stories from the collection of the literary editorial board of the all-union radio, in the role of the editor of the scandalous newspaper's squirrel, the brilliant leonid markov, and the work itself, a description of shameless manipulations that accompany any election campaign. in the united states , the final round of the presidential race is two months away. the intensity is not only in the activity of the candidates. but in the latest surge of talk about foreign interference, something was mentioned about iran, but as they say, an old friend is better than two new ones. the us department of justice has brought charges in absentia against two employees of the russian television company rasha today. they are accused of violating the law on foreign agents and money laundering. according to the investigation, which was presented by the us attorney general, merrick. garland, they are involved

to create and distribute content for american audiences with hidden messages from the russian government. in other words, the us minyu believes that apt tried to bribe right-wing influencers to promote russian propaganda on social media. the indictment does not name the specific company that worked with the russians, but its description matches that of the american online media outlet. liam donovan and lauren chen are listed as its registered business agents. chen is called an apt contributor in the us. in particular, she is accused of that she publicly admired putin. the indictment alleges that russian media spent $10 million to support content creators. their names are not mentioned in the papers. it is not even known whether they knew about the scheme, but tenet media's website lists six prominent ones.

moscow's hand in guiding trump was an elite motive of his opponents both during the billionaire's first campaign and during his presidency, there was a buzz. and the replacement of the democratic nominee dramatically changed the course of the fight, the debates were to show whether there was a turning point in whose direction? there was no complete clarity, but by general assessment the vice president showed herself better than her opponent, though not without doping from

active sympathizers. first, the studio was tailored to kamula, to the point that they made a smaller pupiter especially for her, so that visually and... her difference in height was not noticeable, that is, right here kamala's pupiter was about one and a half times smaller than trump's pupiter, and accordingly, when they are shown in separate shots, but they are about the same and they look, secondly, of course, absolutely indecent behavior of the hosts, who clearly played along with kamali, moreover, i think, well, this is a usual job, the media with democratic candidates, i think that kamala had questions in advance, and accordingly she was already preparing for these questions, well, and how the hosts were engaged in the so-called fact-checking, well, that is, after the type trump, you are lying, this is not so, this is not so, this is not so, well

, kameli, and how do you feel about the fact that your opponent, so to speak, completely lied, well that is , there were no standards of journalism there, the next important point on... so distinguished him from the others 8 years ago, to put it simply, his image has become boring, sometimes it seems even to him, well, or simply

over the years his energy has diminished. trump went overboard with the tan once again, he was some kind of completely orange, i do not exclude that they also specially played up his lighting, so to speak. they also say he is a buffoon, well, so to speak, her basic archetypal image, they began to move her into a child, well, that is, they are there now they move and the theme there is a company of joy, there must be joy, there must be positivity, let 's be positive, here she played it very well in a universal way, the main thing

is that they gave her what we, well , in professional slang call a molotov cocktail, when they look at you with a combination of a smile, pity and such contempt, oh my god, what a fool you are, oh my god, well, here, here is this grimace, which they gave her very well, very organically, she demonstrated it and it was visible, here the tv company's camera specially highlighted it, so i would say that trump lost the debates. not by a landslide, well, roughly speaking, for his base everything is fine, but for those who are undecided, well, kamala, of course, looked more cheerful, fresher, more interesting, well, because after all, trump, i don’t know, everyone saw him at home one or two times, well, as if

it were already too much, in this sense , kamala’s invisibility as vice president, maybe even played a good role for her. political consultants know that the company needs an intelligible core, lace should be woven in moderation, otherwise only the chair of everyone you'll knock it down, you always...

leopold mauer from austria, kamala

harris and donald trump debate, the first face-to-face meeting. according to the rules of the televised debates , it was agreed to turn off the microphones so that no one would interrupt each other. austrian oliver schopf continues. kamela harris's main voter has decided. her candidacy was supported by singer taylor swift. kamula, i'm with you, shake it off - sings. af branko, about the first meeting of the two candidates face to face, on the side of kamala harris, the democratic party, the asel - its traditional symbol, as well as all the mass media, as they say, an armband. dev o'amond, with his impressions of the first televised debate between kamela harris and donald trump. the author has no doubt about the winner in atalya. a man who looks like trump says: "has kamla gone yet?" tom stiglich with his commentary on the democratic election campaign.

on the right, trump supporters with the traditional slogans, make america great again, comment on the images used by kamla harris, and it was they who called us cultists and adherents of the personality cult. trump has there was no basic idea, because trump's main idea was how wonderful i am. was president will be again, that is, like, when they tell you about people, about changes, and you talk about your wonderfulness, and you have already been, in general, your wonderfulness is not obvious, well , it seems to me, this is the main mistake, the rest is secondary, and with trump, in my opinion, if i were his political strategist, i would tell him, the main idea is that you are against the establishment and against corruption, because everything that... that kamala does is corruption, and the whole the harm they cause to the country and the world, this

harm is actually for the sake of some of their , by and large, trivial earnings, well, compared to the harm they cause, there is earnings on, so to speak, military aid to ukraine, eh, earnings on illegal migrants, well, and so on, that is, any , as it were, any story is subsumed by corruption, but actually... he had all this in 2016: let's drain the swamp of corruption and this would be an excellent answer, when she comes out and says: here, dikcheny supported me and other republicans, he says, yes, because you are all crooks in both parties, the annoying establishment against me and the common people, and trump did not have this obvious move, nevertheless, i think that on the topic of migration... trump was stronger, he was stronger on the economy, kamola was stronger on the topic of abortion, on

health care, they both floated, in fact, and there, i think, voters simply lost the thread, what they were talking about, there someone introduced some bills, took them out and so on, but a very important, useful thing from the point of kamila had a meaningful perspective that trump didn't have at all, she talked about the problems of real people. here's a woman who bled to death after a miscarriage because doctors were afraid to help her because they were afraid that they would be accused of helping her have an abortion, here...

california or texas, its 30 million. this is because some states have not changed their minds for a long time. for example, california traditionally votes for democrats, and texas for republicans. the candidate who wins in such a state takes the votes of all his electors, so there is no point in spending a lot of time there, they will vote for their candidate anyway, another matter is the undecided states, they are also called swing or disputed, their list is not constant, for example, florida was recently included in them, but after the elections of 2016 and

2020 it began to be considered republican, key: in this presidential race , seven states will probably become: arizona, wisconsin, georgia, michigan, nevada, pennsylvania and north carolina. the main struggle is taking place here, most of the advertising budgets are also spent in these states. here is an example of booking tv airtime for showing political advertising in the weeks leading up to election day. these seven states are most often visited by candidates and... even the televised presidential debates were held in pennsylvania, because it happens that a victory in one of these swing states determines the identity of the new president, there is an opinion that the outcome of the campaign will increasingly be decided by the so-called double haters, voters who do not like both candidates, in this case donald trump and kamela harris, among them

approximately equal numbers of republicans and democrats, in 2016 they... gave trump the victory. more than half of them voted for him, and especially many in the contested states of michigan, pennsylvania and wisconsin. then the double-haters made up almost 20% of the entire electorate. in 2020, they also voted for trump, but they were only 3% of all voters. therefore, the extremely important question is how many of them will come to this election and who they will support this time. classic techniques have not rusted since the time of mark twain, but technology expands the spectrum, it is no coincidence that in the question of interference, the emphasis is now on the role of hostile artificial intelligence, the word of the season is depar fake, a manufactured but extremely believable video featuring the subject.

artificial intelligence technologies. can influence the outcome of the us presidential election, the british newspaper guardian warned about this a year ago, and politicians are already using content for their own purposes. even if you say that artificial intelligence has no freedom of action, it is very likely that people will use it as a tool on elections. without government regulation , artificial intelligence could become dangerous to society, elon musk said six months ago. at the same time, he...

it's fake, thereby violating the rules of his own platform. however, this is not the only case. the american editorial office of the british tabloid sun published a photo of donald trump's arrest created by the neural network. they show police officers catching the fleeing politician and then dragging his publications. the fake images spread around the world, in a couple of days they gained more than 4 million views and received thousands of retweets. trump is not the only victim of neurosites. after florida governor ron desantes announced his candidacy, donald trump ridiculed him.

by creating media products that cover events that never happened, says harvard university researcher joanne donavan. yes, then you have to prove that you are not a camel, or that you are not a camel. in south korea, by the way, there is a real scourge, the distribution of pornographic deepfakes, and to anyone, just people from stolen databases personal data. the authorities even found a scapegoat, telegram, where there is a corresponding channel. well, now they will blame everything on durov, it is possible. technological development, probably, does not turn the world upside down, but there is no sphere. energy transformation,

technology will radically change both how we produce energy and how we consume it, the second science of life, first of all, how our brain works, this is generally the most important thing that we can reveal by learning about man, and here they are taking steps.

for the first time in history, a person examines the brain without opening the skull, thanks to this , a lot of data has been collected, which parts of the brain are involved in what situations, having found out in detail the features of the brain's functioning, we will bring artificial intelligence to another level. and man will be competitive with this very artificial intelligence at another level. the question that all authors and thinkers have faced is what makes us human? previously, this was a theoretical topic for science fiction writers. now it is reality. a challenge has been thrown down to our

idea of ​​who we are, especially in sphere, which in english is called los, lethal autonomous weapons systems. their regular use will begin in the coming years. this is not encouraging, but it will inevitably change the nature of war. moreover. understanding what life means in the context of international politics and confrontation. so what is the task of dividing the human machine or uniting it? we must answer the question for ourselves: what is the role of a person in contrast to what robots and artificial intelligence in general can do? people make mistakes, maybe that's what sets us apart. of course, robots make mistakes too, but their goal is to become like that. to avoid it, and what is a mistake? for example, the ability to create, to make works of art, and this ability should prevail over the impeccability that

artificial intelligence is moving towards. yes, we need to make mistakes, i'm sure, if the secret is only in making more mistakes, then success is guaranteed to us, humanity, that's for sure, and we know how to make mistakes like no one else. by the way, after the advertisement, if very even a mistake capacious about the economy, look, to learn about the world, educational programs and documentaries, watch, watch in the app or on the website, posters, watch your feet, listen to the sky, throat, the number of shellings since the beginning of special operations 17,032, we really hoped. that now by september 1, so let's move away, arrival, no, my friends, let's leave here along the territory of gorlovka more than two thirds are occupied by the combat line. the city

does not stop living, as they say, with tears, you can't help the mountains, to be positive, we love, we don't want to leave kurloki anywhere, this is straight from their own garden, this is straight from their own garden, gas is restored, water is given to us, we continue to live and enjoy life, here is the sphinx, the pyramids, the cradle,

the large construction of a nuclear power plant in the doba region for the egyptians and for us , including, this is the construction of the century. this country as a trading partner, as a market for our technologies, is extremely important for us. this is a large market, this is a potential market, this is a market where we are treated with enormous respect. the element of generosity, openness, kindness, warmth of soul unites russians and egyptians. i am in i read chekhov, tolstoy, dostoevsky as a child. i didn't understand, but i liked it, if everything is like the wild west, then there is only one law: shoot first, competition of ideas and money, there was a sensation, and what a sensation, they were tense inside america, outside of it, what is the remaining intrigue, why do we need to watch and follow now, this is america, a program about

a country that... it's hard to understand, join those who are made of honor, valor and courage, join your own. so says the lighthouse.

we will take on this matter, it will be honest detective. there is a nervous atmosphere in the world, it seems that nothing dramatic is happening on the markets, but everyone lives with the feeling of something very

unpleasant coming. in europe, for example, you.