can be issued as part of our roadmap for domestic securities. we will indeed achieve such a reduction in steel. well, even with low rates, not everyone can take out a mortgage, so, according to the president, the market for rental housing in the port or at home is developing. the russian federation already has almost 10,000 apartments. in the family, regions, preferential rent and projects for students appeared. you said at the forum in the far east that it is necessary to develop the lease. that 10.000 has we are ready to take operator. by the way, alexey is a program to implement it on a turnkey basis. especially since we have already launched sakhalin-magadan, such projects are the main condition for the development of the housing market. this is a full-fledged infrastructure and here with the help of infrastructure bonds. they allow developers to attract, suitable financing at the level of 4. interest, attracted by the placement of these securities, is transferred to the developer for new projects, thanks to such initiatives and large-scale

domestic security prices market.ow there are enough remaining duties, while it was decided to reduce the duties on the export of sunflower oil and meal by almost half, but eight and a half thousand rubles and one and a half thousand, respectively. in addition, today the next stage of introducing labeling for dairy products starts and a new state information system begins to work . grain it contains information from all organizations participating in the market and is designed to increase confidence in the russian product on the world market. there will increase the quality of the products that come in. what are your shelves doing and this is one of the key tasks that has been repeatedly voiced by the government to increase the food security of the russian federation. in addition, of course, this will stimulate an increase in the quality of the grain that is exported. this is also an important point, because there are countries that are very picky and and these are premium markets that are willing to pay a premium to

but what about america's domestic security situation? some experts say spikes and domestic white supremacist activism have regularly followed the closure of major military hostilities after the withdrawal from vietnam and the 1st gulf war in the late ninety's white power groups trying to recruit active duty soldiers, reservists, and veterans to form militias. the waterloo, these extremist white groups found political legitimacy with the arrival of donald trump and an election campaign that deeply polarized the country. have you come up with that decision? donald trump, they say donald trump has off his knee by the malaysian would be good. all this, he got me by didn't the he's revealing was already there. does the vision has already been and been there for years in 2020 american society was more politically divided than ever. but donald trump went up against joe fife in the presidential election. i. she's at this crucial on the radio. yeah, you can identify yourself. it. chris hel, served as a marine from 1994 to 1998 in hawaii. he has s

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when it comes to domestic security for our elections but the fbi and the dhs are agencies that have therity to investigate that. fbi had responsibility to look o into issues of election sec security. spirit road quintana got to your take on china. a very incredible story this weekend. a chinese spy got china's instead pray to your nist ratiod the is a string of indictments of the people who were surveilling american citizens on direction from the communist party of. china. your thoughts on the china threat and why we keep hearing from christopher wray about this being the number oneer adversar. are they doing anything about a question for joe biden cancel the china initiative we do not have the ability to investigate these surveillance issuessu anymore. they closed on the houston embassy on your watch. >> writes. you are exactly right. joe biden says one thing it does something else for that been as friendly to try that you can possibly be. the china threat is rising. president xi and president putin met this week was writing about that is not russian chinak. working together, they've d

china spends more on domestic security issues than it spends on military. and china has been essentially bringing a long-standing repressive program into the 21st century by investing in digital authoritarianism, the use of data, ai, to forge new tools of social control, tools that may be more subtle for instance. the credit system is meant to nudge people in the direction of conformity with the regime and its principles rather than having to use heavier handed methods but if you look at places where chinese repression is severe, what you see is that digital authoritarianism and old-fashioned authoritarianism go hand in hand. you have sensors keeping track of the population, you also have checkpoints and concentration camps. >> why does the persecution fit into their master plan? >> whether or not we would call it a master plan, it is certainly a variety of elements of chinese statecraft. one is the long-standing concern about how well china holds together as a nation. that there are long-standing ethnically -- cleavages so there has been if you're going ba

they murdered essentially members of their own domestic security service. and it only speaks to the kind of inherent vulnerability and instability of this occupation, right? i mean stories like this are rampant all over social media, the ukrainians have been emphasizing that for many, many weeks and months, guys in kherson, sky news did a report a few weeks ago, you know, russian soldiers are wandering around the suburbs, in one hand a bottle of vodka and the other their weapon and this is not going well for vladimir putin in so many ways but clearly attacks your own security services indicates that there is a domestic, or an internal situation in the war machine. >> certainly issues of morale and equipment and supplies and now this comes of course as ukraine launches its counter offensive in the south. we will pay close attention to that. and come back to you. michael, thank you for joining us this morning. shifting gears, in a significant upset, mary petola has won a special election to full alaska's open congressional seat. the first alaska native electe

a higher risk for political violence in the next few months, how does this not create a domestic national securityrisis for us? >> it is. there's an ongoing domestic national security crisis. president biden spoke about a very eloquently on thursday night. and it's not a question of just political differences, as the president made clear. the problem is when one faction of the united states, now the entire republican party but a significant portion of the republican party believes that political violence is an appropriate way to settle domestic differences. and so when you see the president continue to whip up anger out the country, when you see the president continue to claim that legitimate law enforcement functions are illegitimate when they're used against him. you can see him continue to press his claim that the election was stolen from him. even promise that if he's reelected, he will pardon some of the january six defendants who have been convicted. it tells you that the political crisis that we have been in for several years for some time since donald trump versus -- first entered the scen

about 4.5 billion dollars alina lapova will tell what to expect first of all for the domestic market. food securityr country is always a special attention, and this year, when the world market has not seen an increase in prices for products, the availability of domestic goods on the shelves of belarusian stores the number one question is to fill the storage and meet the needs of the domestic market, and our farmers are aiming for this year's harvest , expect a good one now in the fields. boiling work on harvesting the fruit of vegetable crops. becoming funds are already being replenished, they will be increased on average throughout the country this year. at 35%, the head of potato production is estimated at 936,000 tons - this is 106% of the level of 21 years of vegetables 560 and 60,000 tons - this is 103%. and 184,000 tons, of which 172,000 are apples , these production volumes are enough to provide the domestic market and form stabilization funds. organizations of consumer cooperatives of protein also make a significant contribution to filling the storage facilities. will prepare about 10,000 t

we need to prioritize domestically to maintain expertise in china. it's a national security imperative that we impress the increased support and training of american students and scholars in china and chinese language. in closing it like to thank the commission for your tension and leadership on this important set of issues. my written testimony elaborates an offers additional recommendation and i look forward to ought -- answer any questions you may have. thank you. >> thank you dr. koesel and we will turn to dr. -- three chance to share my thoughts and how that came to pass a unprecedented challenges it poses for freedom of religion within china and around the globe and how the united states should respond. after the arrival of the internet in china in the 80s the chinese congress party was quick to recognize the risks and opportunities posed by digital to elegy and begin building out an unprecedented apparatus for on line surveillance. xi jinping to power in 2012 and consolidated that operettas were also investing heavily in the equivalent infrastructure and training to b

our site sber.ru sberbank.ru will be translated into e, our domestic security certificate, and therefore would like to to announce it we are working together with my figures. we will be the first to completely switch to russian security certificates, and we are making a very simple client path so that customers can switch very easily. the ministry of digital development will issue certificates to national certification centers. as the head of sberbank german gref said today, all domestic sites will gradually switch to such certificates. you just need to trust will trust the new environment, and then everything will continue to work for you, but this is inevitable the way all russian companies will have to make this way. my first one and today we would like to announce it. well, to thank the ministry of figures for the fact that they, uh, prepared everything very first, and together with them we are starting to implement this program. well, it is worth noting that the issue of russian certificates was included by the government in the plan of priority actions for the development of our ec

naturally bring stability makes the society prosperous so the chinese set of spending billions in domestic securityits own population, fearful of their own population and engaging destructive efforts to destroy this nation, they should be focusing on letting people from letting them live the life they want to live so in the long term the chinese communist party, not only is it disastrous to worldwide concerns but also creating long-lasting effects on the psyche, and china's society. >> thank you and i go back to my remaining time. >> thank you, congressman smith. >> thank you, mr. chairman. first of all thank you for your extraordinary leadership, courage, the fact that family members and your mom, you speak with such clarity and precision and courage, i can't thank you enough for that leadership. if you are a blessing to the commission. and in the vatican agreement, benares chairman, i did travel the last part of the secretary of state not to engage in the agreement, not to agree to giving xi jinping power over bishops but i think is absurd and undermines underground catholic church and i have met

which, by the way, this year was for the first time organized entirely on the basis of domestic software securityything went off without a hitch, despite tens of thousands of cybers, as the figures from the outside stated in ming. participation in electronic voting. in fact, more than 80% of users registered in the system, regarding the official results of a single voting day, the head of the cec recommended that regional election commissions sum them up no earlier than wednesday. all in all, they were shelled, the village of karl marx in the dpr used a salvo system. fire hurricane. two regions are also under attack. donetsk, fire was fired from nato-caliber howitzers. in addition, according to the joint control and coordination center, the nationalists fired at the dokuchaevites, at least five shells of 152 mm caliber, the authorities. republics are also talking about a new bombardment of makiivka wounded a woman earlier. there were also killed, two nervous residents of explosions, sounded in new kakhovka in the kherson region, where a large hydroelectric power station is located. the russian mi

russian certificate, certification centers zber.ru sberbank.ru will be translated into e, our domestic security i would like to announce that we are working in conjunction with my numbers. we will be the first to completely switch to russian security certificates, and we are making a very simple client path so that clients can switch very easily most modern sites use secure connections to create it. you need pre-installed certificates, cas . they are predominantly foreign transition to the new collection system means independence from the decision of foreign companies for users to secure access to resources alena lovina anton fedotov and alexander ponomarev lead. on the territory of the kharkiv region, which is under the control of the armed forces, a filtering is underway and the search for people who have received russian passports or collaborated with the russian side continues. konstantinovich good afternoon this is known and is now being discussed in instant messengers and in telegram channels and in the press a lot is said about this kiev began a real company of revenge against those civi

brought the country about 4.5 billion dollars about what alina lapu will tell the domestic market first of all. food securityr country is always a special attention, and this year, when the world market has not seen an increase in prices for products, the presence of domestic goods on on the shelves of belarusian stores question number one is to fill the storage and meet the needs of the domestic market . our farmers are also aimed at this. this year's harvest awaits a good one now in the fields. work is in full swing on harvesting the fruit of vegetable crops, having become funds are already replenished, they will be increased on average throughout the country this year. at 35% of the head of potato production is estimated at 936,000 tons - this is 106% of the level of 21 years of vegetables 560 and 60,000 tons - this is 103 %. and 184.000 tons, fruit berries of which 172.000 apples of these production volumes enough to ensure the domestic market and the formation of stabilization funds. a significant contribution to the filling of storage facilities is also made by the organization of consumer cooperation

russian certificates, they cannot establish a secure connection to the sberbank website. as part of a large-scale transition of our sites and resources to domesticcates. this is to ensure the bank's independence from foreign certification centers for uninterrupted and secure access to sberbank's resources. we have been recommending for several weeks now. all our customers also install digital certificates on their devices. the point is that the body of certificates is issued by certification centers. they are also responsible for who issued the certificates, ultimately for the security of the connection, since the browser checks the certificates and only includes encryption making sure that the certificate is genuine and from a trusted source of such certification centers, there are only a few pieces on the entire planet and until recently. all of them were foreign, but at the beginning of this year there was a threat that the certificates issued by them to russian companies could be revoked, and then the russian national certification center for min numbers was created, the question remains how users get secure access to

tick through them from a law enforcement and domestic security standpoint, it is an extraordinary escalation of his tactics. mary, luke, thanks so much for starting us off on what is an incredible news day. claire sticks around. when we come back, there's more from liz cheney who notably promised to campaign against election deniers this november. she also declared that if trump becomes a presidential nominee in the republican party again, she won't be a republican anymore. this lifelong republican will give it all up. showing us how much the party has shifted in her view. >>> plus, abortion is now legal in arizona including cases of rape and incest. vice president kamala harris spoke with our john heilemann and these extreme and draconian laws. we'll show that interview to you. >>> and later in the program, an arrogant and boastful donald trump saying he took things that didn't belong to him, secret things, to his florida home after leaving office. deadline continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. deadline continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. it has l-theanine to help

it has serious domestic security implications. christopher rae testified in september of the election year that domestic violent extreism of the white premise cyst stripe was of the gravest threat to the homeland. qanon is in a bucket of its own. it's bizarre. and trump is all in. >> yeah, it's a completely bonkers conspiracy theory. part of the reason that in addition to everything else, it's a total head scratcher that you have trump amplifying qanon messages is that the conspiracy theory debunked itself over the course of trump's presidency. it was built on this notion that trump was going to take all these dramatic steps to incarcerate hillary clinton and send generals to gitmo and on and on. steps that trump never took. you don't have to have a super great relationship with reality to recognize that hillary clinton is not in prison right now despite all the predictions of the qanon people. despite that, despite the fact that these predictions just fell flat one after another after another, we still now perplexingly have trump

the main thing is to provide everything necessary for the domestic market , so food security in belarus always been given special attention to large-scale modernization, considerable sums have been invested. and today. this return allows you to meet the needs for food without looking back at a foreign manufacturer, for example, among the countries of the eurasian five, belarus is the first in terms of the most food supply. we have from 94% visually about alina lapova will tell you how the national loaf changed its weight every year and how much the export of agricultural products brought in the country. bread is the head of everything, this is perhaps the absolute truth, especially in the current difficult conditions, but grains in the price are always today we speak with confidence about the food security in the country is ensured, but how it began after the collapse of the ussr on the shpk, has lost almost all the fertilizer of the selection of agricultural machinery and fuel for it, of course, within one or two years to increase the gross. harvesting grain is impossible today results

domestic cabinet. he was very familiar with the national security council which was created in 1947. president was chairman of the vice president was a board member and he had five statutory members. this was a formulating domestic policies in his early iterations with patrick moynihan after the election. he wanted something which in a formal way could manage the process of making policy whether it was rural development or whether was health insurance he wanted some place for it to be discussed at the top level of government and he used it as i would have expected. it was almost like an appellate judge. he had that legal side and typically he would have read all the papers religiously and he would treat the meetings like an oral argument like a judge listens to an oracle -- oral argument. this is what he used and he personally was very involved. patrick moynihan was the executive secretary to the domestic cabinet. >> i succeeded pat 10 months later but nixon chaired 21 out of 23 in his first 18 months of office. as they say he would read the document. >> this is the meeting which you

they all know he's a garbage human being, a terrible president and threat to national and domestic security of many of these folks has been pretty extraordinary and, of course, there would be no trump presidency to speak of without them, you know, one of the things that's very clear, right, donald trump without the lindsey grahams and the rest of the republican infrastructure that's supported him, he would have been another angry old dude shouting at the television in between golf games and, of course, it's this -- trump in the white house is the story of people like lindsey graham and, you know, there was a remarkable moment where he, you know, we ran into him on a washington street literally and he told us how he thought that, you know, trump was a lying mother f but he also said but he's a lot of fun to hang out with and graham seemed to be absolutely dazzled by this kind of access to power and celebrity that trump offered him, you know, it really -- it's pretty amazing in a way i used to say, right, that donald trump was like holding up a mirror for other people's souls and obviously pa

but still, the main goal is to secure the domestic market, and of course. prevent excessive hype antonndrey novgorodtsev news central region rehearsal for the final of the republican competition family of the year, in full swing, the participants are preparing to surprise the jury with elegant costumes with an original performance, as well as a family tree and a presentation of their own project competition is held in belarus for the fifth time. this year. only in the qualifying rounds. 523 families took part. so the best in the minsk region has become a large stankevich family, the first-born roma is already 8 years old alisa and the youngest son arseniy only a year old alexander and inga together with their children live in the village, logovichi is the dzerzhinsky district. here they have their own house and a plot of land of 30 acres the story of the finalists, the next story, like this at the table on sunday we start our morning. well, today we have everything. and so uh alice is our owl. she gets up very late gradually. roma is a lark, despite the need to go to school is not nece

is paid to late crops and vegetables, the main thing is to provide the domestic market with everything necessary, as food securitye have always been a lot of attention to large-scale modernization, and today this return allows you to cover the needs for food products without looking back at a foreign manufacturer, for example, among the countries of the eurasian five, belarus is the first in terms of self-sufficiency in food. in our country, from 94%, alina lapova will tell you clearly about how the national weight changed annually and how much the export of agricultural products brought in the country. bread is the head of everything - this is perhaps the absolute truth, and especially in the current difficult conditions, but grains are always in price today we are talking with confidence about the food security in the country is ensured, but how it started after the collapse of the ussr, our pc lost almost all fertilizers for the selection of agricultural machinery and fuel for it, of course, to increase the gross in one or two years. collecting grain is impossible today's results. even though it was not easy a

is paid to late crops and vegetables, the main thing is to provide the domestic market with everything necessary, as food securitylarus , large-scale modernization has always been of particular attention. leather has been a considerable amount, and today this return allows you to meet the needs for food without looking back at a foreign manufacturer, for example, among the countries of the eurasian five, belarus is the first in terms of self-sufficiency in food. in our country, from 94% , it is clear how the national caravan changed weight every year and how much the export of agricultural products brought in the country alina popova will tell bread to everyone's head - this is the truth, perhaps absolutely, and especially in the current difficult conditions, but grains in the price are always talking with confidence today about the food security in the country is ensured. well, how did it start after the collapse of the ussr on the shpk, it lost almost all the fertilizer of the selection of agricultural machinery and the fuel for it, of course, to increase the gross one within one or two years. collecting grain

6th probes and they're trying to inflate the number of domestic extremist cases across the country but, congressman, fbi director, homeland securityeat. it is confusing for people. >> they're saying that because they're inflating, changing the numbers. we have whistle brokers testifying to that fact. this department is more about weaponizing politicizing prosecutions and arrests than going after criminals like sex offenders molesting our children. elizabeth: the whistle-blowers are doj whistle-blowers? >> fbi whistle-blowers saying statements to jim jordan. sending statements to jim jordan. the converse thing, there cannot be retaliation within the fbi and doj for whistle-blowers who come to congress. that is in the law. if there is within retaliation within the fbi and doj they're violating criminal law. merrick garland say sent a memo if you want to talk to members of congress you have to go to the legal team. that is illegal. whistle-blowers have the right to come to congress to give information to be deemed a whistle-blower. to sideline that, push that down as a violation of federal law. elizabeth: congressman jim jordan is sa

domestic. now, what i had observed by the national security agency in particular, was bows was gross violation of the 4th amendment of our constitution. and really important one when you consider how we came out from under british rule, supp force amendment. and it says the race of the people were talking about people's race here shall not be violated, right? of the people to be secured, secure in their persons, places, officers and things from unreasonable searches and seizures that shall not be violated. and no warrants shall issue. accept upon probable cause, supported by oath or affirmation and particularly describing the places to be search. and the people were things to be seized. now that was really important, the british had been coming into our, our houses and rating them way back before the revolution. so this was an incredibly important amendment to our constitution as will swore a formal oath to that constitution. that knows, pre sins or super sees and a little thing, a sign that says he won't reveal secrets. those are secrets that showed the laws we're breaking, i apply them for t

but how does this not create a domestic national security crisis? >> thank you for having me.al, he was simply alerting the american people to the threat to american democracy that this ultra maga trumpist movement poses. donald trump does what he always does. he protects his own behavior on his adversaries as he suggests, somehow, this is a threat to his supporters. the president was very clear in his speech defending our democracy, he put an end very important place that symbolizes the creation of our democratic republic. this is a serious, like i said in my book we are facing an emergency here. it is important that we have the president making clear that this election is about making electing or not people who stand after democracy, rule of law, and standing against this ideology which is anti-democratic, which is authoritarian, which is contrary to american -- that you can't be pro insurrection pro overthrowing the government, and pro-american at the same time. it was an excellent speech and needed to be said. i hope democrats will continue to make this throughout the midt

we protect the health, security and safety of all that come from domestic threats or from -- or from abroad. we are an agency with 12,000, 13,000 people, and i think that those people are our biggest assets, and they have been incredible. as you know, cdc became the work that we do there has not really recognized what we can do beyond the pandemic. i can tell you that she repelled all of the officer to -- >> alex hoff master led a team on outbreak investigation of amyloidosis, which i'm certain many people have not heard of when it started to strike in numerous disparate states and it is generally endemic in a world away and he found the source of his team found the source. we had 63 foodborne outbreaks in 2021 that most people didn't hear about, but that we were charged with addressing. we've deployed 400 people to five different countries to address marburg hemorrhagic fever in uganda and cbc's polio -- cdc's polio effort in afghanistan and pakistan. and you know, numerous covid outbreaks around the world. so there's there's so and then of course that many of the infectious threats

for the most part, these domestic challenges from energy security, better infrastructure, the climater expansion of governor spending, increased regulation, or both. which liz truss is opposed to. >> it's a remarkable situation. it's a complete disconnect between what she articulated during the leadership race, and the promises she made to those who would ultimately give her the victory as party leader, and therefore become prime minister, and the reality is on the ground. you only have to look across the channel at the measures that the french government has taken with nationalizing the energy company, putting caps on electricity prices, and freezing gas prices, and so on, to realize that that is the path forward at this juncture, and anything short of that is really just a recipe for disaster. that's going to be interesting to see how she goes about reconciling those two without appearing to be disingenuous, of people who put her in power, john. >> the most pressing issue right now, in the, okay is the energy bills. in a few weeks, they will double, triple by january, and energy com

now the principal terrorist threat to our homeland is domestic based, domestic based violent extremism. homeland securityneed to be focused on that principally as the terrorist threat to our homeland. >> as you were speaking, we showed video, live feed coming from ground zero, former new york governor george pataki who was the governor of new york at the time of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. vice president kamala harris is on meet the press. i want to play what she had to say about what you are just talking about, domestic threats. let's play that on the other side. >> i think it is very dangerous, i think it is very harmful and it makes us weaker. couple that with people who are in the highest elected officers in her country, who refused to condemn an insurrection on january the 6th. i think what that sends is a signal, that causes people to question hey, is america still valuing what they talk about? >> secretary johnson, i would love your reaction to the vice president. >> yes. we are more divided today, politically than we were 21 years ago in the aftermath of 9/11. in the aftermath of 9/11, this natio

current production indicators allow us to fully implement the doctrine of food security, that is, to provide for the domestic market and continue to develop exports. the report is over. thank you for your attention. thank you very much. uh, and i want to say thank you to the minister. e, to all the participants of the meeting, to all the heads of the regions that are involved in agricultural work at the moment and above all, of course. to all hmm to all the people who work with violence, because it is their labors that ensure such a result. and what would you like to say in conclusion? e, of course, today in the conditions of conducting a special military operation and e referendums in e. in the donbass, the salvation of people in all territories is precisely the salvation of people in all territories where this referendum is being held . uh, our entire society countries. this is natural, because it is connected with dramatic events, but the well-known e, a simple and fundamental law, which fits into e, a very simple and well-known phrase. bread is the head of everything. this law has not been repealed. and

range of topics, starting with the history of belarus, domestic policy issues ending with the international agenda and topics of common global securityanswered all questions from the participants of the open lesson . a lesson was also held for experienced military personnel on the issue of conducting military policy by the belarusian state in the face of modern challenges and realities, he devoted a lecture by the minister of defense of the country at a meeting with students of the faculty of the general staff of the armed forces of the military academy. viktor khrenin noted that the main task of conscientious officers is to learn how to master the program and improve their level of training after the lesson, the head of the department congratulated the students and the teaching staff with the day of knowledge the day of knowledge, by tradition, is gifts by the first of september in the system of secondary education, four schools were added at once. now in our country there are already 2,901 of them, two schools have been opened in the brest region in kobrin, and a new school in the stolichny microdistrict, minsk world, is designed f

sharing allowed to understand the threat to rise it to a national security threat that could result to take action overseas talk about those domestices that brings it home for a lot of people of how quickly these ransomware tests can affect national security and they are playing on entities and then the pressure to respond and there is also quite a bit of risk with ransomware after taking down infrastructure and how a couple years ago there was a ransomware attack on a number of ports in south africa. in that case the malware installed first shut off all of the other processes running on the systems. not to do anything to do purposely but it was designed in such a way if it landed on the it system significant safety systems that could cause significant damage so we have to take the problem seriously and then working very closely to help understand. >> we will open it up to the broader group. and how is that looking for the relation ship? what is your initial thoughts? >> i will start as a mentioned earlier i do think however partnerships are the secret for the us. so we are doing it cybercommand is continuing to develop internation

and when the soviet union still collapsed because of beulah domestic reasons, they immediately made an effort to secure the. busy of nuclear weapons and united states basically was the end of the highest re collection of soviet nuclear weapons for all new grain bales. and because it's done into rush under the centralized and safe control, do you think the decision right now? if they could turn back the time, do you think they would have made an opposite decision? well i, it's hard to say of course, but what i'm trying to say that i know the administration was witnessing still the final stages, but it was still the cold war. ah, whereas, and this is why it became much more responsibly in it. jane you want to avoid, then you get extra the only you're saying is that they were scared enough. they were scared than rational and half a. do you think the bite in administration is scary then asked by the fallout from the current crisis? because, you know, i mean, we all can see that whatever you know, that public rhetoric is the full out from the ukraine on energy prices, on domestic, public attitudes on inflat

domestic reasons. they immediately made an effort to secure the. busy of nuclear weapons and united states basically was the end of the highest re collection of soviet nuclear weapons for all new graham bills and cars into russia under the centralized and safe control. do you think the decision right now? if they could turn back the time, do you think they would have made an opposite decision? well i, it's hard to say of course, but what i'm trying to say that i know the administration was witnessing still the final stages, but it was still the cold war. ah, whereas, and this is why it became much more responsibly. it generally wanted to avoid a new good x of the year. thing is that they were scared and they really scared them rational. and how do you think the, the bite in administration is scaring them out by the fall out from the current prices? because i'm, i mean, we all can see that whatever you know, that public rhetoric is the fall out from the ukraine on energy prices on domestic, public attitudes on inflation, et cetera, is humongous. the

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