be interesting that you are not. we will discuss it right now with the chairman of the liberal democratic party good afternoon. good afternoon dawn 24 unanimously. as they report, they support strikes on crimea, although they previously refrained from doing so. how do you assess these statements on the so-called negotiations in february of the party of his boss zelensky , who previously stated that the kiev regime does not want to endure the war alone, that is, without support from the west and at the same time today a podolek, in fact, this conflict has been signed, that ukraine is the territory of external control of the puppet kiev regime in the confrontation with russia that is being unleashed more and more and stronger. the west is coming to our country. note that no one is there either, or anyone. fight uh never recognized. e that it exists on the contrary, in response to a large-scale terrorist attack by ukrainian drones on russian territory, this is another lie that western patrons do not support. kyiv in the western countries and kiev dream of kiev are fully responsible for that terrorism.

national assembly of the republic of belarus , chairmen of the liberal democratic party, will help me understand this topic. hello belarus. good afternoon today in the studio with us oleg voloshin, deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the ninth convocation , member of the other movement, ukraine hello oleg hello and glad to welcome france damovich klintsevich military expert leader of russia to our studio. hello afghan veterans union. thank you very much for traditionally starting our program with us today with a quick question, which is addressed to each participant in today's discussion of elections in ukraine under conditions of war. is it incredible enough to be true oleg events of political life and ukraine to us in my own personal memory, but always pushing the limits, so what can be considered incredible and even because what is happening today i think all those present a few years ago. uh, it couldn’t have been imagined in a nightmare, therefore the fact that zelensky is a company in order to maintain power. this is the only thing that works for me, uh, moves. eh, ready to do the seemingly impossible under normal

hello, chairmen of the liberal democratic party of belarus. goodus oleg voloshin, deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the 9th convocation , another member of the movement, ukraine hello oleg hello and glad to welcome you to our studio france damovich klintsevich, military expert and leader of the russians. hello afghan veterans union. thank you very much for traditionally starting our program with us today with a quick question, which is addressed to each participant in today's discussion of elections in ukraine under conditions of war. is it incredible enough to be true oleg the events of the political life of ukraine have, in my own personal memory, uh, always pushed the limits of what can be considered incredible and even because what is happening today i think of all those present still a few years ago, and a nightmare could not have imagined, so what zelensky company in order to maintain power. it's the only thing that works for me. eh, it's moving. uh, ready to do the seemingly impossible under normal election conditions, uh under many

today my guest is deputy chairman of the liberal democratic party of belarus oleg dyukevich oleg sergeevich hello. good afternoon, oleg sergeevich, i am looking forward to entering politics. you worked in the police and left the bodies. you do not regret the rank of lieutenant colonel that you took off your shoulder straps. well, i won’t lie, especially at the initial stage, of course, there was a feeling of nostalgia, and i have always been proud that i served in the ministry of internal affairs and am proud of it. now every day that i spent there, it's really a profession, which if you love, you appreciate very much, but i made a conscious decision to leave in order to do what i am doing now and many, perhaps, did not believe. i remember some of mine. that i quit, i left at the peak of my career, but i am proud of my service in the ministry of internal affairs and i believe that the people who wear shoulder straps now are people who not only protect our national security. this is the elite of the country by and large. i am not afraid of this word, because a lot depends on them, how would belarus deve

elected positions, and in this way he wants to people's positive opinion good news, i am a liberal and a supporter of the democratic party, angel, the first winner, who does not care about you . at least, in my opinion, the political side of shajarian is much stronger than the legal one. in january, kiana and both special investigators, jack smith, were brought in. it is reasonable to assume that these are both very old cases from a legal point of view, that is , reading the text of the indictment of the second one was 45 pages , that is, the third one. prosecutor all documents and indictment it doesn't work, so if it was only a political issue, if it was also a political issue, especially in this january glass case, we have a political question, why is it so late , why did the attorney general of the united states leave the united states until two years have passed, and it is possible that he was afraid that the same branch that i interfere in the elections and i don't have anything to do with it, but the autograph that jack smith made as a prosecutor and if we study the indictment, in my opinion, these two cases , if t

i believe given the current state of the democratic party, they have a very good time. probably perceived as too liberalt think, i doubt that he could. i wish he could. a question here. steve was asking you earlier over time as you were exerting them, what changes did you see? my question is, a case that may be longer, what changes did you see in yourself as a historian, author and person? >> a good question. she had kids and she stood up, you know. and of course i had a job and i had a family. doing things that people deal. changing a car, the department here, i think that partnership, know, so, a historian because i was probably still old-fashioned enough i wanted to see everything. i think you have seen my storage closet at home. filing cabinets and categories, primary sources, newspapers, secretary sources, topics. all of this still diligently collecting lots and lots and lots of material. i was going to head it all. labor and my determination. not based upon what was going on with what the media was going to say. i got discouraged a lot of times i helped the support group of course. sometimes, i ca

national assembly of the republic of belarus , chairmen of the liberal democratic party, will help me understand this topic. hello belarus. good afternoon today in the studio with us oleg voloshin, deputy of the verkhovna rada of ukraine of the ninth convocation another member of the movement, ukraine hello oleg hello and glad to welcome france damovich klintsevich military expert leader of russia to our studio. hello afghan veterans union. thank you very much for traditionally starting our program with us today with a blitz question, which is addressed to each participant in today's discussion of elections in ukraine under conditions of war. is it incredible enough to be true oleg events of the political life of ukraine to us in my own personal memory, and always pushing the limits beyond what can be considered unbelievable and even because what is happening today i think all those present a few years ago. uh, in a nightmare it could not have presented itself, therefore the fact that zelensky's company was in order to maintain power. it's the only thing that works, uh, moves. eh, ready to do the seemingly impossible under nor

so it all becomes about jobs mean they've been quite good about spreading this out throughout the country and that liberal wing of the democratic partythe old proxmire was and mcgovern who i got to meet at the end of his life i mean those figures that were willing to stand up to the military industrial complex were pushed out of the party. mcgovern being the last 1972 presidential candidate. i had dinner with him and i told him that i guess i was about 14. i somehow convinced my parents to let me work in the mcgovern headquarters for the summer and and i you know, as usual, you're working 10 hours a day and and he made a comment about, losing 48 or 49 states. and i said, but as a george never sold me out. nobody can say that about richard. you never sold out. and that's why i'm here now. so we had henry. wallace was destroyed. mcgovern was destroyed by both parties. remember, it was? a there was a fusion of the democratic party elite in the republican party elite that that coalesced to destroy mcgovern. and then the those senators i mean, i'm very good friends. ralph nader, i was nader's speechwriter and ralph a point where he realiz

liberal democratic party. belarus after re-registration. i applied. you remember to the president he supported and now the official name of the party is ldpb. as for ideology, uh, in my opinion. it's goodere will be no more. they may have different views on the economy. here we have communists with different views on the economy , different views on the political system. for example, we are in favor of a proportional-majority system of elections , party lists, and we have not refused and will never refuse this is my opinion, but we must have a common thing that unites the whole country. and i, sergei mikhailovich, probably asked this question and knows the answer, which we said in unison. the constitution that we adopted at the referendum, this is what unites us all, and those values ​​​​are written there now, which should be the same for all parties of public organizations of people of different views. after all, people with the same views do not exist in the country. here's a family, let's take a family. the husband of one point of view, the wife is slightly to the left of the communists, and the mother-in-law, always an anarchist, she can always be against it, but they live in the s

liberal. >> the answer to that, you see it, the democratic party buying votes with regard to illegal immigration. maria: goodhis is basically buying the vote of that middle aged woman in x number of years who basically swings all presidential elections. maria: and then forgive their debt. forgive their student loan debt, kelly. >> well, that's right. i think to the point on girls that younger female also tends to be pro choice of course which i think is something that skews those numbers. if you're a union male, if you're any male right now you're kind of becoming public enemy number one and it just gets you deeper and deeper into that frustration, going back to a point we were talking about earlier. we're talking past each other. and that creates the problems where you get so much frustration that turns into something worse. maria: well, punishing white men for whatever reason is biased and racist. >> of course it is. maria: in the opposite way we talk about it. >> of course it is. it's easier to have someone to blame than to take responsibility yourself. and then you take that to the next level this notion

good evening. today oleg gaidukevich is a member of parliament. leader of the liberal democratic party.arus vadim director general of the national library. eh, head of the society of knowledge of the philosopher, political scientist candidates of historical sciences and so on. uh, boris rozhin military expert is written. but this is probably the bare minimum. what can i say, good evening. and vladimir borisovich pevtsov, minister of information of the republic of belarus once again. good evening. well, they will start with you anyway military expert or who do you think you are? well, let's put it this way. blue military conflict media that is, somewhere for 14 years now a specialty. well, that is, how would i have a war in ukraine here, this is the seventh war, which i cover, as far as we know, you are the author of a very popular telegram channel, yes, which is called colonel colonel from more than 800,000 subscribers and another interesting page from your biography, really or not. tell the truth that you coined the term polite people. well, the formality of my blog. it was launched in

good evening. today oleg gaidukevich is a member of parliament leader of the liberal democratic party.us vadim general director of the national library, head of the knowledge society philosopher, political scientist phd in history and so on. uh, boris rozhin military expert is written. but this is probably the minimum that is possible? and to say good evening to you and mr. vladimir borisovich pertsov, minister of information of the republic belarus again. eh, good evening. well, boris isaevich. let me start with you, after all, a military expert, or who do you consider yourself to be? well , let's just say that i specialize in covering military conflicts media, that is, for about 14 years already. this is your main specialty. well, that is, how would i like the war in ukraine, this is the seventh war, which , as far as we know, covers, as far as we know, you are the author of a very popular telegram channel, yes, which is called yes , colonel got more than 800,000 subscribers and another interesting page from your biography, true or not. tell the truth that you coined the term polite

opposition parties will now be preparing their campaigns to take the mid bedfordshire seat. we're joined now by sir ed davey, leader of the liberal democrats. goodervative party, for allowing her to stay in place without any discipline. liberal democrats have been campaigning there. i have been there three times already, and it is clear that the people of mid bedfordshire feel the conservative party are out of trust and they see the liberal democrats is the main challenges. it was clear we were the ones who could meet comic beat them in mid bedfordshire. we had the only opposition candidate was born and raised in mid bedfordshire and lives in bedfordshire with herfamily, and she has been campaigning on the issues that she knows people there care most about, cost of living and the nhs, particularly the lack of gps there. the nhs, particularly the lack of gps there-— the nhs, particularly the lack of gps there. ., , .,, ., ~ gps there. you say the people of mid lzvedfordshire — gps there. you say the people of mid bedfordshire see _ gps there. you say the people of mid bedfordshire see the _ gps there. you say the people of mid bedfordshire see th

party as you, but it's really good to have you back doing the circuits. it's been too long without hearing the the liberal the views of the liberal democrats in of this . it. i hope you'll coming on and you'll keep coming back on and as often as you like, frankly, just keep coming on. we'll always take you. good to see you i >> -- >> thank 5mm hm >> thank you. i'll hold you to that. thank you very much. >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> important that, >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> know, important that, >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> know, we'veortant that, >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> know, we've become at, >> yeah, no, absolutely. >> know, we've become very you know, it's we've become very much a sort of two party system at the minute. and there's a there's huge benefits to a third party. and we need to hear the views. >> and it's good to hear their views and their stance on the issues that are affecting this this country at the moment. because to be honest, we don't know stance on many of those key issues . so it's really to issues. so it's really good to put the of daisy put it to the likes of daisy cooper to cooper and actually listen