my first question is, is it possible for you to generalize how the western academy is currently reactingo this full-scale invasion of the russian federation. can you describe the reactions of people who are with you, for example, in working in italy, you know , the question is extremely difficult, because it all depends on the university, the context, the specific country, and the tradition of slavic studies in a specific country. view of the general characteristics of this issue i cannot even give you, because i can say about my university, i was absolutely amazed when suddenly the whole university, literally at all levels at all levels, responded absolutely positively from the side of ukraine firmly without any what kind of nuances for me it was er, well , you know, the absolute opening of even your own context, on the one hand, on the other hand, when we started a series of um, a series of already such meetings, er, in order to deepen already from students and so on in order to deepen this issue . for example, again, on the part of the students, there was understanding, and on the oth

well, and the fiction seem to be very effective at hurting the western academy and driving up inflation and energy prices in the united states and it's western allies. you know, i'm just moscow for, i've been here for 24 hours since i got here. it does not look like it's on. it's nice economically. the only surprise about the sanctions failure is that it's really unraveling so quickly. i mean, here we are in the middle of the summer, you know, eastern europe isn't not in dire need of heating oil. and what's going to happen when the winter comes, we were expecting this to really start to hit november and december. it's all we're already seeing the effects present by it's already having to try to talk down the possibility of an imminent recession or maybe the possibility that the u. s. economy has already entered recession. so, you know, the effects are, are there, i don't, i think, you know, russia saw it was coming and was prepared. ah, a cancellation of us house speaker nancy pelosi is planned visit to taiwan. would be a victory for china. that's the warning from senate republican lead

well and the sanction seemed to be very effective at hurting the western academy and driving up inflation and energy prices in the united states and it's western allies. you know, i've just moscow for, i've been here for 24 hours since i got here. it does not look like it's on its knees. economically. the only surprise about the sanctions failure is that it's really unraveling so quickly. i mean, here we are in the middle of the summer, you know, eastern europe isn't not in dire need of heating oil. and what's going to happen when the winter comes, we were expecting this to really start to hit november and december. it's all, we're already seeing the effects present biden's already having to try to talk down the possibility of an imminent recession or maybe the possibility that the u. s. economy has already entered recession. so, you know, the effects are, are there. i don't, i think, you know, russia fell, it was coming and was prepared. these are the latest pictures from the iraqi capital of baghdad, where hundreds of anti government protesters have stormed the heavily guarded green zon

and undeniable, and it is more than the support of western intellectuals the environment of the western academyy, what is it, which are all that look conservative, are all that look mentally in solutions in the russian colonial view of ukraine, and i will start with such a scene in the 14th year

accurate that hollywood whether it's the academy awards or whether it's the emmys just doesn't have tolerance for red state products. >> hollywood likes the westernve the beauty of it, they love the feeling of it. i mean, we see that at the oscars a lot of the times, but you really think that's what's going on here. what if they are against kevin costner, is that possible? >> who could be against kevin costner? i don't know. maybe sam neil because he did get himself -- that relates to the prequel. it's hard if you pars that show, theres a definite political uncorrectness to it which makes it a standoff in that regard. if it's not that reason i don't know what it possibly could be. it's beautiful to watch, it's funny to watch, it's interesting to watch, the acting is terrific. i have no other rationale that i can offer other than they don't want a red state western. >> what do you think? >> i think i have a friend who appeared in one episode of "yellowstone", he got beat up in the episode and he's proud of it, but didn't die so there is the possibility that he could come back in a later episode. that's what i care about. >> i want to see that. loo

western economy. here it must be said that back in the nineties. a national academy of sciences. n and china and india actually sponsor western economies in real resources. okay. you have now built this brick wall around the russian federation you are throwing stones at your crystal house, what you are destroying you are destroying your own economy first of all. russia will wait for those very mutually beneficial relationships with india, china, iran, and other countries. when these countries will be many times more than this western world, then hide vaukos, hide in nato, stay with your monkeypox with your same-sex marriages. and then we'll see who wins this war of attrition smallpox and same-sex marriage, the future sounds threatening in fact, they dug it up, and indeed even american conservatives, who do not feel love for us, but rather feel hatred and always have. and they write that it is not the eleventh of september. most importantly, a disaster. let's honor the creation of brix. the main topic of geopolitical discussions in the years after 9/11 was terrorism and the us inva