putin denies all of it.e is never talked about on russian television. >> there's absolutely no critical words about vladimir putin on the russian airways, none. not one word. >> the propaganda, the isolation, the bizarre behavior, all of it worries those who study him closely. >> he's extremely dangerous. he's backed into a corner. >> he's more dangerous than he has ever been. >> mikhail khodorkovsky was once russia's richest man. he ended up in prison for ten years. >> when he was not greeted with flowers, it drove him literally insane. more scary, he has a mission to show the whole world he is great. >> erratic, obsessed, enraged. is putin now that cornered rat he once encountered? up next -- ♪ >> when vladimir met hollywood. ♪ on blueberry hill when i found you ♪ >> the putin dark america bromance. >> we had a very good meeting. ♪ on blueberry hill ♪ >> that goes downhill fast. ♪ ♪ until my dreams came true ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ready to style in just one step? introducing new tresemme one step stylers. five professi

putin denies all of it. private life is never talked about on russian television. >> there was absolutely no critical words about vladimir putin on the russian airwaves, none, not one word. >> the propaganda, the isolation, the bizarre behavior, all of it worries those who study him closely. >> he is extremely dangerous. he is backed into a corner. >> he is more dangerous than he has ever been. >> mikhail kor tichlt tikovski was once richard man. when i became a putin critic he ended up in prison ten years. >> when he was not greeted with flowers it drove him literally insane. more scary, he has a mission to show the whole world he is great. >> erratic. obsessed. enraged. is putin now that cornered rat he once encountered? up ♪ ♪ >> and blueberry hill. >> when vladimir met hollywood. >> and blueberry hill. ♪ >> the putin america bromance. ♪ >> we're going to have a very good meeting. ♪ >> that goes downhill fast ♪ worked out. i was over the moon, even though i was underound. we'll drive you happat carvana. i

i went there before putin. total chaos. putin comes in... you made money out of the chaos, but then you began not to like the chaos and you said, we need a guy who can impose some order here on this chaotic capitalism. and you thought vladimir putin was the guy. you even wrote a rather well—known times article in which you said, you know, "this authoritarian figure is just what russia needs." well, i had hoped he was. we all put our hopes into this guy. he had this blank face. he seemed like an uncharismatic technocrat. and so... i'm talking about regret. how much of it do you have? i was totally wrong. we were all totally wrong. george bush was totally wrong. tony blair was totally wrong. everybody was totally wrong about vladimir putin. it took me a little less time than most people in the west to understand that he's truly evil and we need to fight him. but we were all totally wrong. he fooled us all. and for people who don't remember the story, you, from 2005 on, were regarded as something of an enemy by putin, who'd been in power for fi

problems and it is even clear that putin will say that putin will tell the environment and if putin will say that society will say that it is not because of ukraine or because of it. actually, the west is already involved in the war against russia. that is why we need to save, save russia. this is how putin will say. now let's think about what could happen . two scenarios, one is very problematic for putin, the other one is less problematic, but not savior, for sure, this one is problematic - it is when the sanctions will become more and more intensified, and now he is preparing the sixth package of sanctions and it will be seems very powerful sanctions, including the oil barge, is almost complete and the disconnection from swift is almost complete there and many, many things, including countries such as china and india, will be offered a choice of whether you have trade relations with russia or with the rest of the world, that is, more twisting is going on hey , let's say it like this, and if such sanctions are implemented, if the west will unwaveringly apply systematic pressure, t

in order to carry out the vision and instructions and orders of putin himself, what is putin's. say, everyone is the head of everything. it has an effect, i think, maybe at least in part of ukraine, evidence of this can be many, many interviews and comments made by putin himself, including one article last year, in the summer of july, it seems that before the date of the baptism of russia about fraternal peoples, there are these insults , oh, this, this revisionism, that russia gave territory to ukraine and so on, ungrateful ukraine , that is, it was not patrushev, putin is speaking personally, his personal images of his personal subjective vision of history and current realities, therefore, i think what if putin, er, goes for surgery, then he will, according to er, procedures, lead the russian state . he should be the mini-prime minister, mishustin, but, in fact, while putin remains in power, he actually defines as his deputies and he really patrushev he is the most suitable to lead russian politics while putin is in the hospital why patrushev because he is putin's shadow i thi

friends of putin’s, they’re all friends, until putin had money, putin has no money, look at venezuelaone so that the americans will renew the oil and the witch doctor already ideologically shouted that the americans yes, we are five realists, we will now build communes here, and so on, that is, it all flies to hell. lukashenko is her friend for money, although lukashenko is also a dictator, eh, and also all your honor. well, come here, putin has no sincere friends, here is an unfortunate lonely person, mrs. orlova, eh, i am returning to an article that we from nikitai did not consider, but we will definitely read it, eh tell me , please, if the anti -putin coalition was formed so long ago, uh, maybe it’s because of this that we got the impression that um, well, how would it be ? there was unity there. yes, that is, a collection of coalitions, but all military experts predicted that it was really simple because the russian army greatly outnumbered the ukrainian army . the army will happen and take kiev and seize kiev and ukraine, the ukrainian press will start a fire, they prepared it

treats me the same way, i just had to putin, putin remained prime minister for four years, but the fact to it in 2000. well, there at the crossroads of 99 in 2000, he never looked for himself as a receiver, but we are talking about transitional figures that could be. a circle of people transitional figures how after the steel was very bolganit, who now remembers the pollution of the minister of defense for a second, no one and no one already, and on a historical scale, no one is interested in transitional figures, many of them can be slippers, anyone, the receiver, we are talking about the receiver, yes, only he can be like that whom putin himself will appoint, but i do not believe in this because he is not an appointed pipe, that they are his son, he will hold on to his own when a person is there for several hours under anesthesia and for two days in a hospital bed , there is a nuclear button they put him on a shunt, as the head of the administration tells her, at that moment chubas was the head of the presidential administration that there was a man immediately after the elections, he

putin they are going to bring damage and so on, but it is somehow uh, judging by the fact that putine this, well, you can say that it does not work or that they do that when someone speaks badly of you and you feel it, you have to bite yourself by the collar of your shirt about what you asked me. i want you to think a little more globally. and the point is that it is possible that ukraine has such a fate and we are fighting for our independence in a bright future, and i know that ukraine will be a very strong powerful state and success awaits ukraine and it is possible just from the point of view of the universe - these are eight years they were given to us so that we could find strength and fight back the enemy because if he attacked in 2014 because now i think we could lose i also want to point out yes yes please please talk wants to point out that back in the 2000s, the siberian shamans had prophecies that you would join the soviet union, to which the countries of latvia, lithuania, estonia, and belarus are leading there, and maybe they also worked for this, you know, they had the

he will have to talk to putin.ny reason, for example, to talk about it, but just a few days ago another speech took place erdoğan with putin again, erdoğan makes interesting controversial statements, it is interesting in quotes about finland, sweden, therefore, and the leaders of china are unlikely to even call us putin to talk to him about it. i again share the positions of any efforts to the release of our boys, but we have to look at things realistically, then we will not back down from the idea of ​​capturing the azov steel, although he understands that it will be extremely difficult to do it, mr. valery. well, we talked in the previous hour with oleksandr musienko, the head of the center for military legal research, and we also discussed this situation, and by the way, oleksandr spoke on the air about the fact that there is another leader who could influence putin and maybe even more effectively than all of them. we promised that we would announce the name, but we missed it on the air because it was very there

putin, for example, will die.all like that. but i think that it is much more important for us to take care of our own armed forces against territorial defense, about the economy of our country, and to use the tools that we have at hand, this is the support of allies and our, i repeat, our armed forces have to finally work, there are many things that we can and must decide regardless of whether and when putin will have an operation, uh, there were many conversations about the fact that in the event that putin goes for an operation or if he has any problems, who can replace him patroshem and patrushev is a long-time friend and associate of putin, or in 1999 it was patrushev who replaced vladimir putin as the head of the fsb and the president of the fsb. and you have met patrushev in your life, what kind of impression does he make and how different is patrushev from putin or he is no different from putin, to what extent can we count on any change in the policy of the russian state or a change in the russian policy of

putin, a ukrainian mp.we've heard from president putin and it seems that the special military operation as he calls it will continue, so we're looking at protracted war here. what will this mean? she was worried about the support, the continued support from the west and its allies. i know the g7 met yesterday. give us a sense of what came out of that meeting. there is a show of solidarity ahead of this. >> reporter: there was. and then it was designed to come ahead of this message in particular, too, you know, put a shadow on president putin's own message. and it was a message of continuity, of support, continuing to help ukraine not just fight the war with the weapons that it needs to hold russia back, but potentially push russia back off of ukrainian territory, which we have heard from so many western leaders is the aim. this is what ukraine calls for and there is respect and support for that. but also the immediate day-to-day needs of the ukrainian government to run the country, to pay its workers, to pa

has the world done everything to convince putin that the war for russia in ukraine will cost putin's country it is expensive enough and are the arguments that the world is using to convince putin sufficient? the short answer is unfortunately no and the arguments are also insufficient. a very, very hard consistent line and a willingness to raise the stakes i really liked biden's statement today at the search conference, it's to the japanese prime ministers when he was asked about the taiwans, he said yes, we will defend by military means. and he also said a very important thing . he said that if we somehow make concessions or something like that regarding ukraine, what will china think, so in fact for the west it is a question of geopolitical trust if they grab a corner in ukraine, in fact there is nothing to do in the 21st century, but it should have started earlier, what the american administration has done to build western solidarity and the anti-putin coalition is truly unique. well, i just know this from the inside from conversations with many people currently works in the west,

and this person says that putin has serious cancer and that putin needs an urgent operation. information appeared earlier that patroshem could take putin's place and lead russia during the russian-ukrainian war, you and i they talked about it repeatedly on the air, and yet let's talk about it again. can we hope that with putin's departure, even a temporary one, if this is an operation and a way out of this operation, can we hope that the situation in the country will become uncontrolled or controlled by some group of people who, after all, will understand that russia is falling into the abyss and this process must be stopped p serhiu thank you for the question, if i may allow just one more remark about this parade, i promise to make it through because it is important. it seems to me that what putin said about ukraine is talking about the fact that he pathologically hates our er country , our people, what er for him er ukrainians in ukraine do not actually exist as such, that we are all er people of the second class who need to be de-nazified, that is, destroyed, and that was

russian commentators said already before actually that with this war, putin wanted putin said that we will russians and ukrainians are one nation. but what does the world see now? ukraine is proving the whole world that it stands together as a nation against russia, an aggressor. and the other thing putin wanted to do with this war is to keep the natto away the natto aggression or whatever. and what is happening to the nato came as close as never before to russia and this is what, what many russian commentators predicted. and they they said right from the beginning this war is a huge mistake. and and now as the reaction of putin is it seems relatively mild. yeah. um he started a war against ukraine who's natto membership was in the far far future. and now when sweden and finland and knocking right on the door of the nato, he says yeah, it doesn't have it's not a threat, but please be aware. so. and they say this proves that it yeah, it doesn't have it's not a threat, but please was never about the ukraine not joining nato nato this war. it was always about yeah, russky mir the russian

we talked about putin. we talked about president xi of china.ility... you implied that he will be running again for a second term. you know better than i that if he runs again for a second term, he will, just... he'll be 82, 82 by the time the next election comes around or just a few days after. that means he'll be 86 when he is still in office as president of the united states if he wins a second term. is that healthy for america? let's see where the future leads. i think president biden is providing the kind of leadership, the reunification of nato, the re—establishment of america's leadership on the world stage. were there overly ambitious plans in a first year? but the fact that we have managed to take on covid, that we do have job growth at record levels and that we finally put on the board a massive infrastructure plan. i think if we put those out as goals, there would be much greater support for what was already a very, very successful first 15—16 months. senator mark warner, sadly, we are out of time. thank you very much indeed for being

vashkivskyi, the war in ukraine is not putin’s, but russia’s war, so we are fighting not with putin alone with his russia, and we will defeat both him and his russia, and this will happen completely soon, russia will pose a long-term threat to the security of the west, the minister of defense of lithuania arviddas anu-shauskas said this during a meeting of the nato parliamentary assembly. according to him, the security situation in europe is now the worst since the second world war, every country - a member of the north atlantic alliance must be ready for possible aggression and it is obvious that this aggression can come precisely from russia, and then i mean his quote from the minister: russia wants to divide us, but it is our unity that must become our strongest weapon as well as our strongest weapon is our unity with which we defend our dear ukraine and with which we will win and obviously also thanks to the help with the west, french president emmanuel macron and german chancellor olafsholtz should stop calling putin and quickly go to ukraine and not to delay the provision of militar

putin, today is ukraine , ukraine is damocles at the sword of putin and very well understands the defeatukraine - this is not only the bringing of his responsibility , this is the end his life, the life that he built in any case and his environment, and he very clearly understands the second putin of 2000, when he came to power and when the entire western world held him in his arms and the entire opposition supported him in the chechen war. this was the beginning of his political careers and today this is the end of his career and that's all. good thoughts. people also understand that only those who have been recognized as war criminals will be included in the card that has already been played - it's a-a talk about doing worse to yourself and that's why he understands what will happen to him when officially will announce that he suffered the defeat of ukraine. and what will happen? i think he won't even live there until then. andrey, i think because the forces that provoked the situation in ukraine. these are the gunslingers and others who went to crimea, insisting that luhansk and donet

it turns out that if tomorrow, for example, putin disappears, putin disappears, and putin’s analogy appearstins. therefore, the dictionary is absolutely all the system remains, and here is the main question for the person who replaces putin. here is an ideal design that will work exclusively for me, why me ? they are changing something, okay, people, no one asks them anything, uh, it seems to me that what happened is a story about how russians have not been interested in politics for a long time, that is, in the essence of life in their country, it has turned out to be something you know for so long interestingly, it is not important, and we have had elections for years, but some democratic activists fought with it, there were very few throughout the country, and the rest were engaged in building and raising children, yes, they taught a lot. well , it was like ordinary life and then everything politics was delegated to the head of one person. that day he sat in this coronavirus loneliness and decided to commit insanity and there was no one to restore him. and the problem with me is the coun

please show it now, when putin is lying in a bath of blood and shoigu is looking at him.s not a joke, it's the real truth the first , however, practiced cutting off deer antlers in the spring when they are still young and then using the blood from them to pour a bath and bathe in it, as if for rejuvenation, this is a wild story, i did not know that it was true, but it turns out that it was shoigu who was the first to start it, who is well known on shaman and who was born in those countries that putin is trying to find out what he is trying to do when all these rituals and rites are trying to find out how the russian orthodox church fits into this shocking retrospective of putin's life because, as we know , putin's place in the church is that your presentation of the facts is in order er, a decent russian orthodox person would call it a total nonsense, because how do we know that putin is everywhere, where putin is there, and the church is there, and we will ask questions and the like. in the newly built temple of the ministry of defense of the russian federation, a mosaic

my belief is this is what putin and his cabal have brought on. has become much bigger than ukraine versus russia. i think most of us in the west over the last few years, particularly here in this country, have felt, whether it's with covid, some of the political dysfunction in this country — can liberal democracy be successful against authoritarian regimes like russia or china? and i think what at least the ukrainian people have said is they are voting with their lives to say we will give up our lives to have a taste of the kind of freedom that we in the west enjoy every day. and i think we all do need to rise to that occasion. but is there a danger of going too far? we've talked about the weaponry, the intelligence. also, we could talk about the unprecedented economic sanctions that you in the us have imposed on russia. what it looks like to russia, but also to some observers outside russia, is that here in washington there is now an intent to effectively neutralise russia and destroy vladimir putin's regime. if this was only an american action

putin. he thought, i think, that he would walk into kyiv like the taliban walked into afghanistan. at that would accomplish his goals. boy, was he surprised. he was surprised by the grit of the ukrainian people and he was surprised by the charismatic leadership of president zelenskyy, who i think of as a modern-day reincarnation of winston churchill when it comes to rallying the people not only of his country, but around the world, for the cause of the ukrainians. senator cardin is right, the president has existing authorities. but one of the problems is getting this equipment to the ukrainians fast enough. that is the message we have heard. and now that they have begun to flow, and i think the biden administration has done a good job, although we all wish it could have been done faster, getting these weapons to the iranians. -- to the ukrainians. it is not just cutting the red tape that is so important here, it is the message that it sends, one of bipartisan unity in support of our allies i

let's talk with putin. so we'll let him win, but then there's everything macaron said about saving face and so on. well, but i have a very simple sentence. if you want if necessary ukrainian grain yes, ukraine supports the world and we are humane people, well, look at us ukrainians, but nevertheless you want grain, but push putin to the fact that corridors were opened for it all to work. and what is happening now is an attempt to exhaust both ukraine and the world and then he perfectly understands that the further he goes, the stronger the sanction will be on him, this means that he needs to somehow jump out of this situation and this is the number one story for him to say what you see around crisis after crisis well, let's start to agree somewhere but negotiate at the expense of ukraine they constantly say we are not going to capitulate a-a but why at the expense of ukraine and of course one of the key risks for today, we must be honest about this, today in davos the world economic forum is being held in p

and this is a war for putin, so i read it as his this time, chechnya was swayed by putin's achilles heeline. i understand that the second putin, 2000, when he came to power and when the whole western world carried him as a baby and all the opposition supported him in the chechen war, this was the beginning of his political career and today is the end of his career and that's all sane people understand that counting on a card that has already been played, especially those who are recognized as war criminals - it's a pain to make yourself worse and therefore he understands what will happen to him when he officially announces that he suffered the defeat of ukraine, and what will happen i think later what are the forces that provoked the situation in ukraine? these are the gunmen and others who went to crimea and insisted that luhansk and donetsk be recognized as republics. these people are extremely dissatisfied with the fact that he i made it here because everyone understands today , does putin himself understand this or not? well, everyone understands the world that this war was started,

it all comes as putin gives a defiant message to the world during his so-called victory day speech, putin referred to new nazi threats in ukraine, again, making the baseless claim this invasion is meant to de-nazify ukraine, despite the pageantry of the day celebrating the soviets beating nazi germany, missing was the planes flying overhead but also any victory declared by putin. even as air raid sirens went off several times in kyiv today, president volodomyr zelenskyy chose to mark ukraine's victory day by walking the streets here in kyiv and vowing to keep up the fight tuntil putin's forces retreat. >> translator: very soon there will be two victory days in ukraine, and somewhere won't have any. >> we are live across ukraine tonight and sam kiley begins our coverage in kramatorsk east of where i am this evening. sam you are not far from the front lines tonight, what is the latest where you are? >> well, erin, the russian offensive continues to grind on here, most recently killing a large number of people who were sheltering in a school in another location where it is not yet clear, whe

may be much more reactionary and harsh than putin's regime itself, if only because putin is still aunter in the categories of special operations, his mistake in ukraine, let's say, was when he got involved in the war, was that he was sincerely sure that he would destroy the ukrainian government in a few days that there will be a blitzkrieg, that the population of ukraine will greet his army with flowers, this is all a lack of awareness and a lack of understanding of the situation, and it is thanks to this that i do not understand the situation of mythological consciousness, he got involved in a real war which now it is trying to turn it into a series of special operations again, but if a military man comes to power in russia, he will not need any operations, he will plan wars from the very beginning in their classic version, that is, an attack on one region, the destruction of the army in another region , etc., etc., etc. and that will be it of course, it is much more difficult to deal with this renovator than now, a special operation for putin, but this is just a warning, it may no

roman, when entering the territory of the ukrainian state, putin was counting on during the blitzkrieg, oleksandr lukashenko, literally before the great invasion of the russian federation on the territory of the ukrainian state, declared that we need, say, 3-4 days in order to take kyiv and in general the whole of ukraine, why according to you, putin miscalculated, it was an analysis of the fsb that did not correspond to reality this is the assurance of the curators of the so -called lpr and dpr this is the assurance here are the russian emissaries who defended the russian peace or is it still a people's war that turned into a war for ukrainians with the russian federation, what happened the reason for the failure of this idea about the blitzkrieg in ukraine is the first and the second and the third and there is another thing about which i cannot help but say that we are completely different and partially answering the first question i already said that ukrainians are people with very deep roots with morality, with an attempt to learn democracy, and with constant training to abide by t

putin's russia will never win this war.arling and resolve of the ukranian people is legendary but to hiceen the demise, america must act. ukraine's fight for liberty is the world fights for liberty in this modernerra d.m. anand: put an end, sooner rather than later to the bloodshed that putin's has unleashed. thank you chairwoman delauro to bring this critical bill forward. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady yields. >> the i yield to the ranking member of the state and foreign operations for five minutes. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. rogers: i rise in support of h.r. 769 #, the emergency supplemental appropriations act for ukraine. this vital assistance will continued support of ukraine's heroic and assistance of our countrymen and will continue to support their heroic and inspiring resistance to russia's unprovoked invasion. we miss provide the the assistance and help preserve ukranian independence. for those in this country and elsewhere, mr. speaker, who thought that war was a 19th o

coalition, and let 's hope that putin will be replaced by patrushev and everything will change.t will not change, because at the root of everything is not only putin, but the foundation , the foundation of which is that the crushed and crushed foundation is concrete and filled ethnic groups that do not self-identify themselves on this and on this platform, and the kremlin leader sits and glorifies himself, and believe me, it does not matter what the surname of this leader is, because as soon as he sits in this chair, he will sit there. so that paranoia and those values ​​that ukrainians understood very quickly and for many centuries, they overcame this and this and this attachment to warlordism and so on and thank god that this happened because and government is like a drug in this in the case of russian society. and i don’t know what to call it, it is unlikely that this society is simply a set of certain individuals who do not identify themselves with a valuable choice and lead to the fact that it allows, if not stalin, then putin, well, in the last case, people like brezhnev t

and e- he already said that germany cannot allow putin to win putin's victory in ukraine so eh, becauseport will go further, the question is to what extent this support will go new, in any case, a lot depends on us, it will go constantly, so really until that when we let's start chasing the russian troops, a warning may come when we reach this line on february 24, yes, because what's next, well, what's next , we'll have to see what the situation will be. initiatives mirka-kuchereva, professor, department of political science, kyiv-mohyla academy, well, actually , we continue this topic, we started talking a little about pobedobesse, and now we will talk further in us, oleksiy holobutsky, a political technologist, joins the broadcast, oleksiy , i congratulate you. good evening. sir, we talked about lend-less, but there is another important topic here. i read, well, different opinions are written there, so the insiders are different. i think that you also like to read them about what putin allegedly does not want. to announce a general mobilization as if this they want the leadership of a

zelenskyy turned out to be cooler than putin. but what makes it easier to cover up failures and the economy. putin must go. he unleashed a senseless war, and is leading russia into the abyss. again, this was all today, all separate headlines today. one of the biggest pro kremlin state controlled new sites in russia. and it wasn't just the headlines that they've changed. each one of those that i just described to you, each one of those headlines goes to a full article, that has also been written. i mean, in a country where they do not allow journalism anymore, they do not allow criticism of the government, and especially of the war, these sentences, posted today on a russian new site, these were like a defcon one level threat to the state. look at this. quote, russian president vladimir putin bears full responsibility for the senseless and bloody war against ukraine. guided by farfetched protects about threats to russia, the head of state plunged to neighboring peoples into a war in which there will be no winners, only losers. the

estonia and the estonian president or the president, what is it really for, to give to putin, this is his ego, i don’t know, unfortunately, it’s not like that, we’re already talking about about about putin, i’m just here for that the moment that macron offered ukraine to cede sovereignty, that putin saved face, these are zelenskyi's words. and this is not such news anymore, and we all understand that one way or another everyone is talking about it on every airwave today. who or what, the fate of the war is being decided now in the battle for donbass. we have entered this the battle, but it will not necessarily end with the defeat of moscow, but with such a defeat that i don't know that ukrainian tanks will enter red square, and we probably don't really need it, and if and if at some point in ukraine, that is, whether in ukraine in principle, any ceasefire is beneficial. yes. at the moment, it is obvious that we will be pushed towards this closer to the fall, when the problems with food in the world and europe and with the supply of fuel will certainly begin. some kind of compromise is

rebuke to putin, it was also an attack— rebuke to putin, it was also an attack to— rebuke to putin,tly encapsulated why ukraine i in the west. and he perfectly encapsulated why ukraine isl in the west. and he perfectly. encapsulated why ukraine is on in the west. and he perfectly- encapsulated why ukraine is on the front lines— encapsulated why ukraine is on the front lines of— encapsulated why ukraine is on the front lines of freedom _ encapsulated why ukraine is on the front lines of freedom and - encapsulated why ukraine is on the front lines of freedom and when i i front lines of freedom and when i think— front lines of freedom and when i think of— front lines of freedom and when i think of the — front lines of freedom and when i think of the effect _ front lines of freedom and when i think of the effect of— front lines of freedom and when i think of the effect of putin's - think of the effect of putin's speech. _ think of the effect of putin's speech. the _ think of the effect of putin's speech, the only— think of the effect of putin's speech, the only thing - think of the effe

putin is a war criminal by any definition. if you think he is satisfied with ukraine you are miscalculating him like we did and the last century with hitler. in june of last year putin talks about the russian empire being re-created. well it's just not ukraine he considers it would be mulled over and when you look at his views re-creating possibly the former soviet union the nato nations. what does it matter to the united states if europe is in a constant state of turmoil youou have russia toppling one democracy afterte another. it means a lot to us. we cannot live in a world that way or at least i choose not to live in a world that way perch of the american people $40 billion is a lot of money. if we can stop putin and that ukraine it would be the best money you could ever spend. let's not be penny wise and pound foolish there running out of ammo. they're kicking the russians all over the ukraine. they are doing fighting on behalf of freedom itself and we should be the arsenal of democracy per de you should spend more. the ge

is the main question for the person who replaces putin.ere is an ideal design that will work for me. exclusively for me, why do they change anything, okay, people don’t ask them anything, eh. for a long time, you were not interested in politics, that is, in the essence of life in your country, it seemed to me that you knew something about it for a long time. it is interesting to me that it is not important. they were engaged there further, built children, raised them yes, they were taught some ordinary life, and then all the politics was denihilated in the head of one person, he was not. with me, the country with putin, and in the other country , not at all. descends increasingly the territory after that is just a joke, and who is committing a war crime, uh, darkness. i think that the russians are not putin's hostages, and they are not the slobs, uh, they are people who uh, who uh, agreed that you are their country, and not it belongs to and you know the main problems of russia. as it seems to me, last year there was still social mischief

putin said something.ere we were boasted by activists, mercenaries, russian pra, supposedly ukrainian , special, some kind of anti-semitism, etc., in fact, it was a disguise of a real anti-semitic terrorist state, which is just now demonstrating to the whole world that it exists and what it is worth it, and you know whether or not it is possible for you to realize that their latest statements are the bombing of britain, and these anti-semitic statements are that they unknowingly, for sure, work for the unity of the west from different countries, we are already hearing such statements from the head of the foreign ministry of israel, for which no one there was waiting two weeks ago, and in principle everything works for unification, including statements well, not statements, but intentions there to occupy moldova for romania, this is also probably the case well, of course, of course, moving along the path of his spiritual predecessor, hyper putin, he will slide not only into the anti-semitic company, he is e

putin does not honor nationally agreed upon borders no matter the cost. sweden and finland both have well-resourced militaries and i look forward as one senator to welcoming them into n.a.t.o. and i hope all of our colleagues will agree with that when the time comes. i'm grateful to leader mcconnell for putting together this past weekend's trip and found it enormously educational and i think it sent a great message not only to president zelenskyy and the ukrainian people that we will continue to support them, whether it's with lethal aid or humanitarian assistance, and likewise, i think it sent a message to our impending additions to n.a.t.o., sweden, and finland, that we will support their addition to n.a.t.o. when the time comes here in the united states senate. lastly, i want to share a message from ukraine. president zelenskyy asked us, as representatives of our various states, and the american people to convey to the american people his personal thanks and gratitude for supporting them during this existential fight with russia. we, in turn, thank pre

and he chose putin.ship is very, very important for putin. >> it's a choice, once you cross that, you can never go back. so and i just asked you about that yacht we mentioned, just got the news tonight, that mega yacht many believe belongs to putin himself seized today in italy. there's been extensive reporting from navalny's organization tieing every single person who work on that yacht many back to the fsb so have done all of that work. they, said to be worth $700 million. how much does something like this impact putin? >> i think it impacts him a lot because it impacts his the secrecy he introduced around himself and it's an absolutely off-limits to talk about his properties in russia, about his yachts, about his palace and see now, this conversation about his yachts while people in russia might have a chance to actually learn something about the real face of putin. >> right, right. you know, the selfless public servant as he pushes himself to the russian people and there's that $700 million yacht, no

now you know the trap for the putin regime and for his propagandists. therefore, any decision they would make now in fact, there are no economic resources working against them in the russian federation itself, and there have been no mobilization resources in the russian federation for a long time, in fact, the same military reserve that they need so much and many other things, i am not talking about the sanctions that have been in effect for the second month and all this is happening and significantly weakens both the military and economic economic capabilities of the russian federation, this is what i would talk about when commenting on certain polls and how ordinary russians feel about the war against in the last 75 days of ukraine, i understood that in russia there is real nazism, real fascists who are now fighting in ukraine, and the matter of fighting them is not only the matter of ukraine alone, but also of the whole world, this is absolutely clear to everyone in ukraine and in the west what do you think vladimir putin is counting on? well, you ca

orban's last visit to putin before the war.was also before that. i don't know and i don't have any evidence. i emphasize the evidence that urban negotiated with putin about the possibility of receiving a part of transcarpathia or all of transcarpathia. i think that for orban, this step, both for the eu country and not, would end their stay in these organizations, a country that can eat part of the territory of another independent ukraine, either in nato, or in the eu urban is an experienced politician, he can weigh all the risks, so i think that mr. danilova has sources and he can claim one thing or another, but we have to understand that in the future, when we join the european union and nato, hungary will also be there, and although it is very a difficult neighbor is very, very difficult we have to understand that we have a senate within the framework, we will need to interact with hungary and i am sure that with hungary we can find an option and a common language . of ukraine allows us to reach solutions that are 100% suitab

putin's sermon on the rostrum of the mausoleum.id that our armed forces, that is, they occupy the donbas with the support of the russian army, that is, they are still trying to hide behind this screen , which he said . the same putin, he tells me that they could give it as if they could, and they started a military operation, that is, a war against ukraine, and here they are already showing the main moscow pope, budyaev, who, in front of this main fascist temple of the rpc, the temple of the ministry of defense, said that we do not know anyone attacked that is, er, i could not have done otherwise, and we never attacked anyone, we did not copy anyone, and it seems that there are no contradictions. a super analyst, but the conclusion is simple, and this russian machine is an information machine, it always lies to you, they lie in every word, putin is lying, the puck is lying, not russia alone, russia 2, russia -2, they all lie, it's a solid machine, it's a lie and if they show something for example, destroyed ukrainian cities they sh

to the leadership of israel shows that putin wants to live.utin does not want to be perceived in the world there as an anti-semite or a person who is ready to go to the end because otherwise, if he was a suicide, well, obviously, he would never apologize to the leadership of israel, this is also a completely different behavior of putin and which shows that he wants to continue have any contacts with this country when we talk about patorshev as a possible successor of putin or when we talk about those who are now close to putin, is there a chance in russia and the world that with the departure of putin, a war of russia against ukraine and a potential war of russia with by the northern countries of europe that they will be stopped or at least postponed or postponed or canceled, it is very difficult to predict this because putin's entourage is the collective putin himself, that is, there will be some radical changes in mentality or approaches it may be nothing because you know when putin came to power he said the following phrase from his entoura