this was yevhen magda , director of the institute of world politics. rry up results of a-a voting. so, to the question about whether donald trump will be detained in court, which we asked you at least to those who watch our program on youtube , 213 people answered 37 think they will be detained a-a 60 think they will not be detained, your option is three percent considers your option already after the release of the program. unfortunately, only 843 people watch it now, but it is on a channel created specifically for our program. i really hope that next week more people will watch it. well, what about this i am forced due to lack of time to complete the program world during the war, but our broadcast does not end, but continues our marathon . my colleague serhiy rudenko and his program verdiche. i give you a word, serhiy . i congratulate yura.

please, the connection is interrupted, i thank ivan magda e-e the executive director of the institute of world politicse we will go to the courts now, but the last thing i want to say is a lot of ukrainians i don't i mean now, yevgeny, i just know that there are discussions that it seems that such a good european life fell into the hands of europeans. just like that, don't forget the middle ages. war seven-year wars, 30-year wars, complete extermination, we will also add smallpox , cholera, and so on. and now ukraine is a gift of blood. million, he and britain after the conquest and germany and italy and all-all-all the countries of europe that remained, now they remained because of blood. therefore, now ukraine is forced to pay such a price, but do not think that this price is unique to ukraine, they paid a lot, well, all countries europe somehow paid for its own independence andriy veshelovsky diplomat ambassador of ukraine in sudan and egypt from two to five years representative of ukraine came from 8 to 10 years good health mr. andriy , it's nice to see you thank you for volunteering to meet with u

it was yevhen magda - director of the institute of world politics. o quickly sum up the results of the voting. so on the question about whether donald trump is being detained in court, which we asked you at least to those who watch our program on youtube 213 people answered 37 believe that they will be detained a-a 60 believe that they will not be detained your option 3% believe in your option already after the exit unfortunately, only 843 people watch the program now, but it is on a channel that was created specifically for our program. i really hope that next week more people will watch it. well, what about this ? i am forced to finish the program world at war, but not our broadcast ends. we continue the search for three missing children from the vlasov family. we are talking about two brothers , dmytro and artem, and their sister, sofia. their aunt told me about the disappearance of the children. kept in touch with her brother and nephews, the woman said that her relatives lived in the city of mariupol in a nine-story building at 61 kurchatova stre

least in terms of information, we will do everything for their release. the board of the institute of world politics welcome you mr. viktor viktor wanted to start with you on the topic we discussed in the previous we talked about it in the previous studio about yesterday's arrests in in the offices of vadym novinsky, who was a deputy of the verkhovna rada several times, was once a citizen of the russian federation until the 12th year, was once not even vadym vladislavovich in novinsky, but vadym rudolfovych malkhasyan, a man with a huge biography, yesterday he was searched by the sbu , they found a huge amount of religious literature, including tom the history of the russian language , uh, some books contain attacks on the orthodox church of ukraine and the ukrainian greek catholic church, the sbu officially announced that it was seized during searches the company's start-up documents for residents and pro-kremlin literature of the religious headquarters well, novinsky's property worth uah 3.5 billion was also seized, the list of blocked assets includes corporate rights to 40 ukrainian enterprises a

shone about all this at this hour and let's start we are yevgeny magda, the director of the institute of world politics, who appears on our air, mr. yevgeny , good morning. congratulations, glory to ukraine, world politics, then we will start, mr. yevgeny. china continues to form a coalition for peace talks, what does this mean for us, or what do you think? eventually the activity of the european leaders who were with different truth statements of berbok, for example, was quite shocked by and here, well, macron , on the contrary, seems shocked even in paris that he turned out to be too pro-chinese, er, how do they comment on this, i think that as anna lena berbok is in german, emmanuel macron is pro-french, yes, and china, in particular, xizipin li shanfu and others are pro -chinese. i think that we need to learn to be rational in these approaches , we can of course cope with angry philippics against china, but without having there for 26 months, the ambassador is permanently in the country, we are members of the un security council, and in the country where there are nuclear weapons , we have them in

power will never get it thank you viktor viktor shlinchak, the chairman of the board of the institute of world politicsin touch with us and we remind you that today the russians attacked ukraine and in the official telegram channel of the ministry of defense of the country of dung they already managed to publish photos of the launch of the corresponding missiles i just did screenshot just so you can be sure that this is not just some kind of photoshop, this is real. the russian ministry of defense of the russian federation is posting and noting that today they hit everything. right on target, friends if we can show it to people because it's true yeah, that's what it looks like right here they're happy today at 8:56 that they killed a bunch of people sorry in uman there are children among them and their eyes are visible only in civilian objects in apartment buildings well we go on, we talk about important things, which also need to be followed up not only by war. as they say, the only war is also, uh, war. this is more subliminal. i would say that the fact is that the odious judge yevhen chief, let's fi

question well, let's ask it to our next guest viktor shlynchak chairman of the board of the institute of world politics viktor medvedchuk retain a similar influence as he retains it on dmytro tabachnyk or nakiva or on volodymyr oliynyk or on igor markov maradona or does he gather a similar influence on those opzazhists of the regionals and sdpuloshniks who remained in ukraine, for example, nestor ivanovich shufrych p viktorovych, did you hear our conversation good afternoon, another interesting question why tabachnyk left united russia and not the second ukraine, which is already being formed by medvedchuk, but that’s it. congratulations, mr. viktor. congratulations, colleagues. i think that this the question is rhetorical , because i have heard that there are many members of the people's deputies who until now have not declared any radical position, despite the fact that there are deputies who say that they have always been for ukraine, but there were many deputies who felt his in er himself is constantly in medvedchuk's team regarding nestor shufrych, here again the question is quite rhetorical becau

viktor shlenchak, the chairman of the board of the institute of world politics was also with us. thank you for your participation . we invite people's deputies to a conversation and discussion . yes, good day. good day, dear deputies, let's start with this topic . andriy. we talked with viktor shlinchyk about the fact that in russia, he went to the forum of the so-called democratic forces, if they are in in russia, galka married there, he spends time in riga this year, and his colleagues on this forum, russian citizens, said that in russia, on the contrary, the number of people willing to participate in the war is increasing, because it is a lot of money , from 200 to 250,000 rubles. well, i was slightly mistaken 2. 2 now you can share the exchange rate to the hryvnia and understand how much, secondly, this feeling means hatred, what should be done with tim to take revenge for the deaths of our guys? the society of the russian military, in particular people who go to war, let's not touch on the issue of hatred , but the issue of money, mr. andrii, let 's stop close by. i don't kn

john lenczowski chancellor, the institute of world politics had dr. anthony eames, the director of initiatives for the reagan presidential foundation, and in our own dr. elizabeth spalding, chairman of the victims of communism memorial foundation and founding director of the victims of communism museum. thank you, palace. violence. each of the panelists are going to begin with an opening statement. i you can either do it from where you sit. you can come up and use the podium. sir john, you could be the first in the queue. you can either come up here and deliver your opening statement or you can do it from there, sir. oh, i thought we were just going to do some some q&a. that's fine. you don't have to. we can go to the q&a, can come as very happy to speak. as long as you want me to. well, now, if, anthony, when you have an opening. well, sure. it's going to have to push. push. grain is good. bread is good is good, but is dead. it got it. you know, it's tough to match the eloquence, lee and tony dolan, but i think it's important. go back to to what the,

amanda wan, and i'm the director of the china asia program at the institute of all or institute of world politics, which was founded by john lenczowski here. and my question for you is, so we have been trying very hard to raise the awareness of human rights crisis in china, in north korea, shin jong and pyongyang, and everywhere in korea, pretty much. however oftentimes it doesn't really register with those dictators. and instead, china and north korea, they increase the number of camps and they are conducting propaganda that it's actually for them to reeducate their people, you know, saying as if it was, you know, for the sake of their people and a totalitarian country like north korea, when when there's no human rights, you know, including a religious freedom, nothing's guaranteed. but instead, north korea is very good at learning us. so what they're doing is they have been recruiting presbyterian pastors in the us and korea to fund groups. they utilize to use pastors as agents of and recruit in order, recruit more americans to believe in duty. ideal so my question for you is how what lessons c

now at the institute of the world. civilizations that zhirinovsky founded, his political legacy is beinglexei petrov viktor prikhodko maxim shchepilov ivan usanov news residents of north ossetia have joined the international garden of memory action. today foresters volunteers students and schoolchildren planted 2.300 red oak seedlings in memory of those who were living in the struggle for freedom during the great patriotic war as part of the campaign , at least 34,000 trees will be planted in the republic this year. in our program, in practice, the large-scale exercises of the ministry of emergency situations have rebuilt the soyuz spacecraft today. why will we tell? and how were the negotiations of sidimpin and macron, details in beijing in a few minutes. wait, ivan didn't listen to me. well, at least you listen to me, reach out to such serious people that you can’t take away, understand, polar waltz citizen, odintsov mikhail ivanovich that's right. here is the decision on your detention . mikhail is not guilty of anything. this is great. you know, even in the midst of permafrost, secre

well, i’ll answer, so now the digitization of the zhirinovsky political heritage of various materials continues, and this is happening at the institute of worldions, which was based on shirinovsky, so his legacy his labors. in any case, they remain in political life and like-minded people will undoubtedly turn to them. and, probably, those who opposed zhirinovsky, but i emphasize once again that today everyone remembers vladimir volfovich with sincere respect evgeny levsha thank you tens of thousands of people are impatiently waiting for this section of the road by the railway, it will connect several dry towns at once satellites, report by murat zaripov if there are not so many equipment and builders on the site - this means that the main stage of work is already behind the construction of the so-called zininsky overpass has reached the finish line. the rain collectors are mounted, the worker is tamped with an embankment of cloth. only about 500,000 cubic meters of sand and gravel mixtures were brought here a few months ago under the snow, it was quite difficult to assess the full scale of the work, but now the entire object can be seen from

question it is good that the assembly of 12 unique experts in the political systems of the world and our people should find more information about this unique institutiond the experts in political science, experts in the fundamental rights of political philosophy are disappointed in these disciplines, there is an appetite that requires this new institution. i want to know more about the political system, and one of the privileges of the iranian political system is that the system is a big one, that is, the top of this system and the person who is at the helm of this system is selected based on two criteria, which is the selection of other people through the transition metal experts of the people for selection. which is the personality of the community experts and this is a very important point it is important that we have a belt in the competition with two concepts, the pain of the islamic thought system , which is the negative competition, which is the positive competition in the positive roma, in the religious vocabulary , competition is interpreted as overtaking each other and achieving a high goal. if two people fight with each other or it hurts, t

the first head of the educational institution hears a report on the military-political situation in the world li shanfu peers intently and notes. this means that the chief was very diligent and conscientious, because every day he began his work by listening to a report on the military-political situation in the world. i think that it was the chief who laid a solid foundation for the further development of your military academy, and therefore your military the academy brought up so many worthy candidates for the russian army, so this question appeared here. these main courses are the main specialties of your academy. the first chief laid it down or they improved in the future on december 8 last year , the medved academy celebrated its 190,190 anniversary. we conventionally divided the 190 years of the academy into three periods of its development. details about this and the structure of the academy were already at the presentation in the control center, where 37 military universities and branches of the military district in russia often undergo practical training, but the academy of the genera

is, but the international financial institutions, the imf and world bank and other institutions have always had to deal with political challenges. that is the nature of the business of the world bank is to be engaged in countries that they have elections, we have shareholders that are contentious, and so i have been privileged to work at the world bank and be president, and it was four very busy years, so it is a good time for me to look to new opportunities in which i am doing actively and for the bank to make a transition. to your specific point, as far as on climate, this is not an easy issue for the world, so that i do not know that it was particularly focused on the world bank or on me. it is a world challenge that the mitigation is expensive, so the costs are high at a time when the world is already facing massive shortages of education and of health care and working to increase those, so that creates a natural balancing that the world is trying to do. i was in the middle of it here at the world bank. we did a climate change action plan that very successfully brought the world to the recognition that you needed to integrate climate and developm

the assembly of experts of the 12th academy, unique in the political systems of the world and our people, should find more information about this unique institution , not only experts and experts in political science, experts in fundamental rights, political philosophy, these fields are fields that it is necessary to know more about this newly emerging institution in the political system, and one of the advantages of iran's political system is that it is a united system in the street, that is, the top of this system and the person who is at the helm of this system are selected based on two criteria, which is the selection of other people through experts. transition metals of people for the selection of the personality of the experts it is the society and this is a very important point that we have 32 concepts in competition, the pain of the islamic thinking system, when is the negative competition that the positive competition is interpreted as positive in roma's religious terminology, it means to overtake each other and achieve a goal, it rises , that is, to achieve a personal financial benefit for two people to form a system with each other, or

the concept of civilization has an opposite meaning that is not unique community, but on the contrary, the general civilized world is a set of advanced social and political norms and institutionshat everyone should adopt, so such a civilization also strides by leaps and bounds, report by dmitry vershinin from california soft sun of california in winter the townspeople admire the sunset in a park called bryusov beach in the city of manhattan some of them are familiar with the dramatic history of this place, the understanding that pain happened here should not become a symbol of this park, but the consciousness of that tragedy and the recognition of the mistakes of the past. we should learn from lessons and focus on the positive in the early twenties of the last century charles and willa bruce a black couple bought a plot of land near the ocean and opened a resort with cabanas, a dance floor and hotel rooms the resort became popular with african americans and restaurants with southern cuisine began to open in the neighborhood white garage. this neighborhood did not like it, and in the year 28 , manhattan beach confiscated the property of the bruces under a far-fetched pretext, s

there is a class school, and so on, so uh, well, some kind of institutional anal systemic transformation is needed. and what about, uh, world politicssystemic transformations? and what does this mean, well, it means that the state duma, relatively speaking, needs to clearly pass a law in accordance with which, let's say, the educational process is being conducted. what provisions should be written? here , a man is speaking here, uh. hmm from the ministry. i say that a new history textbook will be in schools. the main provisions of the north-east administrative district and what provisions can be seen here, before this textbook goes to the country, uh, for a million people. and you can see what is written there, because the previous textbooks are history. we know. yes, accordingly, uh, the hair sometimes moved when we read them, that is , the structural institute 30.000 teachers took part in the discussion, you didn’t get it. no, i read. i don't know the point is that dim dim come on then, how would there at all, well at least the only years should be the audience. yes i don't know if it was, we if dim knew this is public, we would k

democratic party, left behind thousands of different texts now at the institute of world civilizations, which zhirinovsky founded, his politicaldigitized. alexei petrov victor comes to maxim shipilov ivan sanov and alyona titova to lead. miracle cure for there is no solution to the crisis in ukraine, talks are needed, chinese president sidenping said today the chinese leader received manuel macron and ursula fundamen in beijing, the president of france, the head of the european commission , came to try to convince beijing to change its attitude towards the ukrainian issue on whether it was possible to persuade the head of china to be less help russia and finally call zelensky in a report by our own correspondent in beijing alexander baletsky. macron's chinese red flags surrounded everything today and drove up to the people's house meetings on a limousine hunts, which translates as the red banner, where right in front of the entrance he was met by the chairman? of course, the contents of macron’s conversation with the chinese prime minister, which took place shortly before that, have already been reported, and that before accep

of historical sciences, political scientist greetings, in addition , maksim suchkov, director of the gmo international research institute and political scientist alexander shpakovsky, is joining our air closer to the world than ever or it's a lull. vadim please question, of course, hypothetically. in fact, the middle east is always the same as a sinusoid, where crises and open clashes are replaced, but not a lull , and after all, such periods were a compromise in the history of the middle east, but now, probably, we can talk about tectonic changes that are taking place there fundamentally and iran's position is, of course, the syrian problem and the solution to it are turkey's ambitions, it is a change in the political system in israel, and these are the positions of the persians. more precisely, the persian gulf. they are called the arabian gulf themselves let's call them that's all that's going on there. right now, these days, these months, and it will lead to significant changes in the situation, not only in the middle east well, it will affect the global political situation as a whole, because this is oil this is the circulatory system of the modern economy, in principle, and we see that there the p

creators of this solid political construction, so that the memory of zhirinovsky would be created by the liberal democratic party under university of world civilizations, a research institutedying the heritage of vladimir volfovich, all his scientific works will be digitized, speeches , letters, comments, so that as many people as possible get to know this value. elena lived sergey gordeev andrey tarasov ekaterina shevchenko parliamentary hour. in the second part of our program, see the rehabilitation of participants in a special military operation, how the developments of russian scientists are already helping and what else needs to be done, as well as in the parliamentary oversight section, help from a deputy a voter, maximum topilin, was approached by a woman with a child who needed expensive drugs. sometimes behind bars are people who have nothing to do with crime. you have all the evidence of my innocence, ivanova anastasia alexandrovna is grateful. some law enforcement officers do not bother with painstaking work is not to blame, the victim said that it does not look like the defendant. i will not give comments without the consent of the superior. at first , random p

was one of the creators of this solid political structure, so that the memory of zhirinovsky lives on, the ldpr creates at the university of world civilizations, a research institutestudy the legacy of vladimir volfovich, all his scientific works will be digitized, speeches , letters, comments, so that elena lives with this value, as many people as possible sergey tarasovsky ekaterina shevchenko in the parliamentary hour. in the second part of our program, see the rehabilitation of participants in a special military operation, how the developments of russian scientists are already helping, and what still needs to be done, and also in the heading parliamentary control of the help of the deputy , the voter maksim topilin was approached by a woman with a child who needed expensive drugs. israel attacked military facilities in syria, according to the press service of the armed forces, the targets were radar systems and artillery posts. earlier, according to local smitri, missiles were fired towards the dutch heights from syria , and the residents of tel aviv, who left to a mass rally against judicial reform. the document limits the powers of the supreme court and give

of historical sciences political scientist greetings, in addition, maksim suchkov director joins our broadcast institute of international studies traditionally start our discussion with a blitz question, the middle east is closer to the world than ever. or is it quiet. vadim please question, of course, hypothetically. in fact, the middle east is always like that , like a sinusoid, then where is the crisis. now, perhaps, we can talk about tectonic changes that are taking place there. here, the principled position of iran is, of course, the syrian problem and the way out to solve it is turkey's ambitions, this is a change in the political system in israel in oil monarchies. let's call them that's all that's going on there. now, these days, these months, it will lead to significant changes in the situation not only in the middle east, but will also affect the world as a whole. the political situation, because it's oil . it's the blood of the icq people's republic . well, let's say that the same arab oil monarchies, they are moving away from their stable pro-american orientation, which was, but for the americans it is fundamentally there, er, their interests are located, they are the traditions that took place in these countri

institutional political crisis. perhaps, let's be honest, the outcome of this crisis that is favorable for the whole world is the firstfederalization of america, and then, of course , the adoption by the legislature in the russian federation of a declaration on the liberated and enslaved peoples of america and a declaration in favor of decolonization is quite natural. of course, in no case should i pull on the resolution of the congress , in my opinion, 50 e, either the second or the sixth of the year. i'm not good at fractions. so e enslaved peoples is by no means impossible, but return the land. apache. yes, but nonetheless. we must understand that, well, in what we see there are no signs of a single state machine. and the second is, of course, for well. lease of the united states because falling into the hands of mentally obviously inadequate people is a danger. perhaps at some intermediate stage. we are ready to agree, we will have to agree that a certain military-civilian administration will arise in america about colloquially referred to as huntai, yes. and what options are you here, but the american political e

world american poly institutes , you understand, which are presented to the whole world as some kind of perfect mechanism and so on. i think it's all sunset. well, the americans, of course, strike at their politicalxample, they have introduced geo- restrictions on downloading videos with train wrecks. well, it wasn't there after the ads. shall we continue again? frau 360 degrees is it possible to ensure the security of ukraine on a long-term basis if vladimir putin remains in power, if he does not turn his policy around 360 degrees, then no, loser three times. she placed third in the sport of trampolining when she really came close to the first place breaks her back truly lives by the principle of the language is my enemy my do not say too much. you can when you don't speak at all. she is also the minister of foreign affairs of germany. she is lena berkut. i told the people of ukraine that we will be with them as long as necessary and it does not matter what my german voters think about it. this policy does not find support among the german citizens. who needs such a frau. and why are you the duty that you inflicted, it is clearly on, we see a war against russia if the chances stop these people t

already begun on digitizing the political legacy of the founder of the liberal democratic party of the texts of the article of speeches; this is being done by the institute of worldounded by zhirinovsky alexei petrov victor comes to natalya panchena and arina bogoroditskaya 200 a week. and the last in sochi for the twelfth time was the festival of rhythmic gymnastics. alina organized by a charitable foundation. alina kabaeva in a sports festival of beauty and grace. 350 young people took part. athletes from different regions of russia, cis countries, cuba and china, report by anna sorokina gymnasts shine on the stage in a colorful accompaniment of light paintings. they came from different cities and countries to create a bright and multinational image of russia's winter birch forest. all. it united the festival rhythmic gymnastics. alina russian literature. music theater ballet painting is not only the property of our country. well, the whole world and ban. it is impossible figures in red and blue, this picture of malevich performed by world-famous gymnasts, the sister of the faithful athletes in training. we managed to appreciate the concert hall of the festival

while emily's you tell us is a political analyst and form a fellow at the institute of current world affairs. she sees a drawn out coalition process to come. well, i think that what we see here is that interestingly, this is not an election about things that are happening sort of elsewhere in the world. this is very much in election focused on domestic issues, get an economy. there's also kind of the question of climate change and how ambitious finland can and should be, where the climate goals. and so you're seeing a lot of the base about kind of the, the direction of finland and the potential coalitions that might come out of this election, essentially different coalitions. and the ones that are in place now would really have a huge impact on, on the direction of some of those questions. i think we're definitely looking toward a long and potentially complicated coalition process. very much depends on which party comes in 1st. they typically have sort of the, the unspoken, informal right to, to pursue a government coalition 1st. if it turns out that that is indeed the national coali

institution of greenhouse gases on the planet. so has to with political will at this point that is gas lighting. that is part of what i think this is all about roosevelt knew he could not fight worldar ii unless he had the american people enrolled that's at the fireside chats were about he had to get the buy in why does my son have to die because the people in the south want to have slavery? so they have to have an agreement with the american people and then have the resources to make the transition we have the resources and problem solvers so what we're doing now in terms of real energy. everybody talks about how great they are but those incremental changes in the background you are supporting issue after issue. these people should not get a job again. >> good evening. and as you mentioned there has been some inroads with prescription drugs to monitor the affordability of insulin. even if you are on medicare it depends on whether or not that particular brand is on the formulary. this is for medicare recipients but there are still people in the country who cannot afford the price of insulin and we heard the stories of how they have been rationing between what they are going to eat

institutions, but there is also a moral and political element politics element and i am proud that the parliament of estonia was the first parliament after the verkhovna rada to call this war genocidal somewhere worldn war winter with the intention of destroying not only statehood but also the nation of ukrainians, even stalin did not dare to go so far as to deny the existence of nations and putin did it nation ot put in astation if we talk about putin, then his legitimacy after the arrest warrant is simple . the united states does not recognize this jurisdiction and, according to mr. biden, this decision has limited international recognition, so what could be the consequences for society, firstly, physical ? putin's maneuver is now limited. the statement that the international legal institution is trying to catch putin himself, that genself and in a certain way zao wants the world community to move forward with the project of creating an international tribunal regarding russian war criminals broke through the so-called glass ceiling in the eyes of the world community by a country neighboring ukraine and one of the members of the european union, hungary. this country blocked the joint statement of

institutions that give rise to the production of these systems. and we need to kind of make a reconfiguration of economic and political arrangements. i think mainly the united states and other parts of the worldt i say the united states because many of these generative ai models that have captured the imagination of the public in the world is coming from there. cyril: sorry, what does that look like, to reconfigure political and economic arrangements? what do you mean concretely? >> i mean that it should not really be the case that one country in the world or a specific part of a country kind of decides to develop these systems and then releases these systems for free. and basically they say these systems are going to benefit all of humanity without having a concrete sense of what what is humanity, what is all of humanity, and what does it mean to benefit all of humanity? cyril: so do you mean that it should be government controlled then? >> yeah. i think there should be a government control, but also there should be meaningful global coordination. it shouldn't be the case that just some people from different countries come together and talk together and then they go, there should be some glo

of the international gmo research institute and political scientist alexander shpakovsky hello hello, by tradition , we start our discussion with a blitz question: the middle east is closer to the worldsoid, where crises and open clashes are replaced , but not a lull, but such periods were a compromise in the history of the middle east, but now, probably, we can talk about the tectonic changes that are taking place there, here the principled position of iran and the political system in israel and this is the position of the persian. more precisely, the persian gulf. they are called called arabic fills. oh well, let's call them the arab oil monarchies, so that's all that happens there. now that's it in these days in these months, and take root, because it's oil. this is the circulatory system of the modern economy, in principle, and we see that the position of the people's republic of china is also seriously strengthening there. and these countries are gradually. well, let's say the same oil monarchies are located there. their interests are traditionally on for many decades, kept abreast of what was happening there, not just a finger on the pulse, they actually controlled. ah, by many

uh, there uh, school class and so on, so ah, well, some kind of institutional systemic transformations are needed. as for, uh, world politicsthat it is necessary to have a clear state duma , relatively speaking, to pass laws according to which, say, the educational process is being conducted. what provisions should be spelled out here is a person speaking here. e hmm from the ministry they say that the new history textbook will be here in schools, in which the main provisions of their own are spelled out. and what provisions can be looked at before this textbook goes to a country of a million people? and you can see what is written there, because the previous history books, we know. yes, accordingly, er, the hair sometimes moved when we read them, that is , the structural institutional 30.000 teachers took part in the discussion you missed. no, i read it. i don't know. the thing is, dim dim is a teacher. it's like an audience that generally, but at least the only years should be an audience. yes. uh, so i don't know, if it was, we would know dima here is rounded. we would know that you come from people. well, well, well, he

institutions that give rise to, to the production of the systems. and we need to kind of make a reconfiguration of economic and political arrangements. and i think mainly the united states and other parts of the world. but i say united states, because many of this generate today are models that have captured the imagination of the public in the world is coming from there. so what does that look like? were to reconfigure political economic arrangements? what do you, what do you mean concretely? i mean, and change that one country in the ward or a specific part of the kind of a country kind of decides to develop the system and then and then release the system for free. and basically they say the systems are going to benefit all of humanity without having to concrete sense of what, what is humanity? what is all of humanity and what does it mean to benefit all united? so do you mean it should be government control? then? i think there should be a government control, but also there should be global like meeting global coordination. it shouldn't be the case. i just saw people from different countries come together and talk together and then they go there should be some global coordinations that materiali

institute, a think tank that is active on a lot of issues but including conservative legal advocacy and advocating for various things related to the supreme court. he is very deep in the political worldically the world of conservative legal politics. amy: and says the greatest threat is marxism? >> he did not agree to interview with us, but he gave an interview recently which you said his greatest fear is marxism. amy: we're going to leave it there as you write in propublica , soon after chrome at thomas three decades ago he began lavishing the justice with gifts including a $19,000 bible that long frederick douglass. justin, we will lead to your propublica report "clarence thomas and the billionaire." democracy now! is looking for feedback from people who appreciate the closed captioning. e-mail your comments to outreach@democracynow.org or mail them to democracy now!