it's on pbs, american masters. and that was a strange experience to have a camera crew invade my for three days, but it was a disabled director and a lot of disabled crew members and they told my story really well. they deliberately had me take them on a hike where i made a camera crew, chased me through pacific northwest hike for 2 hours. the director almost fell off of a cliff and i had to save. you think i'm joking? i'm not. oh, i believe you. he's trying to stand on a rock. he starts to tip backward, and i'm like, no no, let's not lose the camera equipment. are you. i was going to say, oh, yeah, so think i believe they also got footage of you doing fencing. so did. yeah. can you talk about that a little because that is really interesting as someone who doesn't that sport and doesn't know a lot about it you talk about it in a way in the book also about sort of well yeah yeah i've been fencing since i was nine. i up a sword for the first time at a french camp in some islands. they just kind of left the swords out

naturally , the american masters, who are directly in charge of all the hostilities, know that at theovsky is a place where a huge amount of enemy manpower is dying and a huge amount of equipment is being destroyed. naturally. uh, specific, as they say, the very situation in this city. it does not provide that with the current alignment of forces and means, ukrainian troops, but the word is to defend this city, and even more so to knock out our units from there, so the bottom line is that they will advise, but in fact they give a command so that they competently retreat. now e the second question about the fact that it is advised to prepare for an interfering blow. yes, we must understand that america and europe will be dragged there. here is the whole technique of yesterday. yes, naturally such a quantity of equipment and those units that were withdrawn from the front line to form two or three corps, a and the training that is conducted, uh, there in western ukraine and in the european states of these fighters of these units, of course, make some significant contribution, uh, to this

of such a people moving on dissatisfied, and on the other hand, of course, the hammer of the american mastersy no way to leave. eh, you can't leave in this situation. ah, often europeans. the same macro. he repeatedly said that seemingly sensible things are robbing us. they did not realize it right away, but it seems that they say they will rob us later. and what should we do to flee to america to negotiate? here, it seems that the macron said that we were being robbed and went. uh, to washington and there like a poodle before a biden before a biden became you know what that reminds me of? remember about saltykov-shchedrin, there was a governor who only broadcast broadcast broadcast, and then a spring broke. and in general, it buzzed there. here, it seems to me, they are going to breakage they will not be able to change their point of view. they are more likely to break saltykov's shchedrin this character was called organchik organchik this is their organchik. yes, and it’s clearly already starting to break down, and especially when e, some new ideas are thrown in, which simply re-wedge them,

mikhailovich was worthy of the ussr state prize his talents were highly valued abroad for advice american mastersstudio turned to for advice big premiere at on the first of tomorrow on our channel , the serial film awakening detective at the junction of thrillers and science fiction, the life of an investigator after a car accident is split in two , the hero of evgeny mironov exists as if in parallel worlds and in each one conducts his own investigation , his own fate depends on it. to correct the mistakes of the past, you need to find that point in time where the two realities intersect. will it succeed olga pautova has already looked at fragments of the picture tomorrow i will try. are you serious? it's work. i understood. think it's a banal family quarrel. dad is a classic workaholic. mom wanted to give him one last chance to leave because a scandal breaks out in the car, and of course he leads to an accident. the life of investigator pavel frolov is split in two, but not in the sense before and after the car accident, and literally in one reality, his wife, another son, died , which means cyr

his rachel, master, american officials at the highest level have been busy spying on the russian private military contractor. wagner group all the way from ukraine into africa, and even into europe. that's according to western press reports, exciting diplomatic cables. one unnamed senior bite, an official framed this way, the u. s. government is concerned about the extent to withdraw grows interfering and sovereign countries, internal politics, violating human rights and robbing them of mineral wealth. there is significant evidence that wagner halls counter terrorism tactics in places like molly a worsening the situation by creating moral petune seas for extreme exploitation. last year molly chose the wagner group for a new partnership after picking out french forces whose efforts to secure the country were so spectacular, that there were to prune a toss in as many years. so all the u. s. government is busy obsessing over this russian private military company. it might be worth remembering that it was the u. s. government that created the very blueprint for modern day security contractin

but again, in the long run, it is better for us to start mastering american planes, and again, the storys that if the americans drag on, we start going to other countries, and i will not be surprised if it turns out later that we will get six bursts four gripens there there are a bunch of soviet f16 planes and some more some more some more we will again have a big zoo all over the place and this is not very good in the second, well, about the fund, come back alive, and have you already summed up the results of 2022, how much did you manage to legalize the donation of a in we have this information on our website, it is publicly available, you can go to see about 6 billion there without taking into account cryptocurrencies, what is the main expenditure currently used for? berektar tb-2 complex consisting of three aircraft, landing gear, munitions and everything necessary for work there, $16.5 million, unmanned ukrainian-made pd-2 complexes, 11 pieces with all-wheel drive bus , torso cars, this is somewhere in the region of $10 million , 26 stork complexes, 100 also of ukrainian production,

but in the states they are happy to demonstrate how ukrainians in kiev master american football in theront, but the athletes assure matt brgli from nbc that american football helps them like nothing else american football was here unpopular. oh, not the right word, but popularity is growing now, yes, if earlier the very name of american football could not interest anyone, but now our mentality has changed, then how ukraine is pumped up with weapons in the report of alexander khristenko omni international airlines, with the help of which usually illegal immigrants are deported from the usa to america has delivered a hundred ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners at ford-based forces in oklahoma state the pentagon has planned their training on patriot air defense systems despite the protests of the patriotic, minded local senator dem who he was afraid that the ukrainians, during their studies, would hit oklahoma with a rocket, a track record in the apu. in this sense, it is really big, but perhaps it will calm the locals. although the fact that there are guests, there will be a short training p

but again, in the long run, it is better for us to start mastering american planes, and again, the storyericans drag it out, we start going to other countries and i i would not be surprised if it turns out that we will receive six bursts there four groups there, a bunch of soviet f-16 planes and some more some more some more we will again have a big zoo all over the place and this is not very good for a long time let 's talk about the come back alive fund and have you already summed up the results of 2022 because you managed to legalize the donation. and on our website this information is public, you can go there to see about 6 billion, excluding cryptocurrencies, what the main expenses are currently used for. there were three planes in the berektar tb-2 complex in Škoda, ammunition landings and everything necessary for work there, $16.5 million, ukrainian-made pd-2 unmanned complexes, 11 units with all-wheel drive, a bus, torsus cars, it is somewhere in the region of $10 million, 26 stork complexes 100, also of ukrainian production, is now a big project with an eye, er, 25 unmanned shar

the ukrainian military will begin to master the american patret anti-aircraft missile systems, the pentagonnced next week. in a few months, about 100 people will be trained that washington plans to transfer the air defense system to kiev became known in december of the delivery time . yet in the states themselves, calls are increasingly being made to stop spending billions on ukraine and attend to internal problems of discontent. they are trying to silence the so-called democratic media that attribute successes to the kiev regime and turning a blind eye to obvious failures. here's what focus-nus host tucker carlson thinks about it. ask your neighbors who wins the war in ukraine, of course, they will tell you ukraine wins. this is what they see in today's program. every morning for the past 11 months and not only on monday, but in almost every media in america, ukraine wins claims in all american media and anyone who suggests otherwise is accused of work. to russia that's what they tell you, they want you to think we're on the winning team and most americans believe in them. how can they kno

that's something to tint, but in fact these are all american calculations because to master this equipment in a short time, the ukrainians would never have had time, but they shoot enough. precisely, it means that american specialists are working, they can be dismissed from the army of the american e, artillerymen, maybe still remaining e in the state of the american army, but when they are captured or killed, we will find out that they are, e, a day or 2 days before they were taken prisoner or killed. they appear to have been fired from the us armed forces to ensure that the nice operating force also knew and deliberately stabbed the wound in the morning at approximately 7:30 am according to the department of defense at a time when bandaging operations were going on here providing medical care to both civilians and military personnel another heinous war crime of ukraine 14 civilians died in the hospital from us-supplied missiles and how do we know from ukrainian officials that the hammer targets were agreed by washington? the way this is done by the us is a direct collaborator us taxpayer

that's something to tint, but in fact it is that you are all american because ukrainians would never have time to master this technique in a short time, but they shoot enough. precisely , american specialists are working, they can be fired from the american army, e.g., gunners, maybe be still remaining in the state of the american army, when they are captured or killed, we will find out that they are, a day or 2 days before they were captured or killed. they appear to have been fired from the us armed forces so that the nice operating also knew and deliberately stabbed the wound at about 7:30 in the morning according to the ministry of defense at the time when the bandaging operations were going on here providing medical care to both civilians and military personnel another heinous war crime ukraine 14 civilians died in the hospital from missiles supplied by the us and how do we know from ukrainian officials that the goals of the hammer are agreed upon by washington? to us thus it is made by the us the direct complicity of the taxpayers. the us needs to be aware of how their money is being used. these a

place , short news on the final day of 65 to the effect of the netherlands in the masters table, perham and against the americanian, the virus stood in the third place with 7 points. became the champion. also in the table, mohammad ali tabatabai defeated the last opponent and finished fourth with 7 points. the 28-year-old brazilian striker joined the sepahan team with a two-year contract. book of the 12th week of the qatar stars league. the iranian defender of the team scored ray, the head of the organization of the wrestling league the open competitions of the club world cup will be held on the 28th and 9th of bahman in tehran, and cultural competitions will be held in isfahan in march. the 22nd week of the premier basketball league will be held today, in which the most important games will be played by the municipality of gorgan with mes rafsanjan and sanat mashhad with isfahan and mehram smelter with abadan oil refining, in the face of sports news, while saying goodbye, i invite him to be a detailed viewer of the deliberations of the islamic council. again, we have elsewhere in the note one of article 169 of

that's something to tint, but in fact these are all american calculations , because the ukrainians would never have time to master this technique in a short time, but they shoot enough. precisely, it means that american specialists are working, can be fired from the american army, e, artillerymen, maybe there are still remaining e in state of the american army, when they are captured or killed, we find out that they are, uh, a day or 2 days before they were captured or killed. they turn out to have been fired due to the us armed forces stating that the nice operating force also knew and deliberately stabbed the wound at about 7:30 in the morning, according to the ministry of defense, at the time when the dressing operations were underway, they provided medical assistance to civilians and military personnel another disgusting ukraine's war crime 14 civilians killed in hospital by rockets supplied by the united states and how do we know from ukrainian officials that the goals of the hummer are agreed upon by yours? in this way it is being done by the us taxpayers to be aware of how their money is being used. these

a certain nation after the departure of the american puppet yushchenko from the presidency, power in ukraine passed to the patriots of the trees, the master of mykola azarov created a commission to investigate the activities of american military laboratories in ukraine on an agreement that tymoshenko approved their status was ex-territorial. well, this would be an absolutely illegal decision, since it contradicted the constitution of the constitution of ukraine directly prohibits posting on the territory of ukraine is such territorial formations. we sent a note and asked the american to answer us what kind of laboratories, what tasks they solve to my surprise and received no answer as a result. in the thirteenth year, the government’s decision was already sent that we consider it necessary to close these ukraine, which are not of such interest, solve problems unknown to us, but as soon as azarov’s commission got close to unraveling the creation of a making laboratory in ukraine american maidan happened. they threw off the yanukovychs, and took power in their hands on january 28, a month and a half later. i was forced under pressure from t

that's something tint, but in fact these are all american calculations, because the ukrainians would never have time to master this technique in a short time, but they shoot enough. it means that american specialists are working, they can be fired from the american army, artillerymen, maybe still remaining in the state of the american army, but when they are captured or killed, we will find out that they are a day or 2 days before they were taken captured or killed. they turn out to have been fired from the us armed forces so that the nice acting also knew and deliberately struck early in the morning at about 7:30 a.m. according to the ministry of defense at a time when bandaging operations were being sent here providing medical assistance to civilians and military personnel another heinous war crime of ukraine 14 civilians died in the hospital from us-supplied missiles and, as we know, from ukrainian officials' purposes of the hummer agreed upon in washington. the way this is done by the us is a direct collaborator us taxpayers should be aware of how their money is being used. this consequences of the apu st

that’s something to tint, but in fact it’s all american at the expense , because the ukrainians would never have time to masters technique in a short time, but they shoot enough. precisely, it means that american specialists are working, they can be fired from the army of the american e, artillerymen, maybe still remaining e in the state of the american army, when they are captured or killed , we know that they are a day or 2 days before they were taken into captured or killed. they seem to have been fired due to the us armed forces that the operating hospital also knew and deliberately struck the wound at about 7:30 in the morning, according to the ministry of defense, at the time when the dressing operations were underway, medical assistance was provided here to civilians and military personnel another heinous war crime of ukraine 14 civilians were killed in the hospital from us-supplied missiles and how do we know from ukrainian officials that the goals of the hummer are agreed upon by yours? thus, it is done by the direct accomplice of the taxpayers. usa should be aware of how their money is being used. th

without americans support saudi arabia would have been toppled by masters egypt, and the 1950s by saddam hussein. in the 1990 s. it would have been at the mercy of up to soviets. us support has been crucial for the survival of the kingdom. kingdom provides the united states with some of this oil. but the united states also produces a lot of its own oil as increasingly gone to find new ways of developing oil. and if you look at the future, not the next 10 months, but the next 10 years. as climate change increasingly drives american politics and economics, we're going to be less and less reliant on fossil fuels. that's a good thing, but it also means we won't need the saudis that much anymore. the saudis, on the other hand, don't have an alternative to the united states for secured clearly pollutants. russia is not going to be able to provide security for anybody. it's losing the war in the brain. and the chinese aren't that interested in projecting power around the world and taking on security concerns. neither russia or china is very much interested in taking on the riots, which is the s

so, i got basically a nice cool degree in american studies, just a masters. i read some books, got to read the great gatsby, got to read and see, now i don't even remember, but all sorts of great things. aging paperbacks i'm looking at right now. and then i spent a couple of years just kind of spinning my wheels. i thought, i know that the least feckless thing that i did was, when i was in my very early twenties i thought, i know i'm a professor. i can feel that that is what i am. but i don't know what of. then i thought, i seem to have this facility with language is and the only reason i knew that that meant linguistics was because i was working in a copy center at and what you to make ends meet. people would bring in journals on things to be copied. there was one person who is a language that would bring in journals, that's the only reason i knew what linguistics was. i thought, i guess maybe i can do that. that is really the story. so, i got a ph. d. in it because i could fake being good at it, which was really the best i did what i was actually getting th

rush these servile servants who have turned into american gramophones, not the masters of the planet,ys, probably, because here i visit all sorts of international parliamentary assemblies, i watched these people, yes, who also imagine themselves to be the creators of history there, but in fact they are just servants of the american hegemony of a colleague. well, we see perfectly well that the subjectivity of europe from the eu countries is grayed out to a minimum and all those decisions are made like this, but they do it only on the basis of which the united states of america puts it is visible in everything now, especially last year all these masks are some kind of shells that were uh, external created. they all flew off. we see the real world real attitude and, of course, by participating in the same pro-parliament obse seeing. how the political agenda is formed, in previous years, it can be unequivocally said that there really is no subjectivity , people perform those tasks that have been transferred and here is an article by a turkish observer. yes, it fits very well right into th

york city for a while and read more books so i got basically a nice little degree in american studies . just a mastersi got to read the great gatsby . i got to read you know, and see now i told you you'd remember. i got to read all search of great things with the aging paperbacks i'm looking at right now and i spent a lot of years spinning my wheels and i thought i know that the least secular thing i did was when i was in my early 20s i thought i know i'm a professor. i can feel that's what i am. but i don't know what and then i thought i seem to have this facility with languages and the only reason i knew that meant linguistics was because i was working in a copy center at nyu to make ends meet and people would bring in journals and things to be copied and there was one person who was a linguist who would bring in, that's the only reason i knew what linguistics was and i thought maybe i can do that . thatis really the story . so i got a phd in it because i could fake being good at it which is the best that i did while i wasgetting the degree . and none of this had anything to do with becoming a race

and another masters from the american university in international relations and journalism, respectively. his 2004 book, fatal influence, explore the impact of ireland on british politics in the late 19 twenties. he currently is artwork on a book about winston churchill, and ireland. kevin brings a unique perspective to his studies. earlier in his career, he was an editorial writer for several newspapers in the united states, and the u.s. correspondent for bias vatican review, where he reported on british and irish news. he continues to appear on television and radio to discuss issues ranging from british politics to protests following the death of george floyd. two future competition between united states and the eu and china. and now without further delay welcome -- please join me in welcoming kevin matthews. >> good, morning everyone. thank you for coming today. i am still a little new to this process, bear with me for just a second, i'm pulled up. there you go. right. thank you. before we, begin i would like to thank the national churchill arbery and center for the help you give him

justice department charged 3 men with plotting to kill a prominent american iranian activist writer and woman's rights activists. master arlena, joe said she was the intended target. there was the headlines coming up next and al jazeera, it's 101 east on county because the u. s. faces of fiscal show down over that limit. should the rest of the well be worried workman's national health care system on his knees? can i make just re se bluffs travelers mindset to shifting will tourism get greener this year? counting the cost on al jazeera ah, australia thought a scene or tasmanian taiga is one of the most exotic and mysterious creatures to have run the planet. it's an incredibly amazing, beautiful marsupial, but was brutally haunted by humans to extinction. but now a world 1st, this will be the foundation of bringing the policy back. a team of australia, scientists in collaboration with the u. s. genetic engineering company, a promising to rhythm wrecked, possibly in the next 5 years that i think that's a really good their ultimate goal to return it to its native environment. it was the only mousing feel apex predator brin

and what to do with american pressure you answered master leader that he is not.e, in the public space in relation to the supply of tanks, no, it does not exist. eh, like, like, here's some kind of articulated position, but it exists. you yourself urged to read between the lines and they tell us about it , not the latest media, but in plain text in the new york times it says that the usa and great britain and poland are now putting pressure on germany regarding the supply of the tank, so the visit of the polish comrade can be perceived no way here is the pressure. directly poland to germany a. like here the pressure of the collective west in the face of poland is real. this is what they sent. eh, so um. how should i say it, yes, here is a hmm of a person who will express both of them , including very very unsuccessfully. but this is a separate conversation. here. i agree. i also agree. here is with vladislav regarding what they will really collect from the world one by one. and here the most interesting thing is that they really participate in this war, but in the

americans are super important to us. with hoover, we have something worthwhile. lenin argued that the bolsheviks seeking to master trade, learn to trade. that was his mantra. then they could benefit from the americans in action. now it was around this time that the era proposed to the soviet government. the introduction of a food package, or, to be more exact food remittance program. now the program following here worked as follows relatives and friends outside soviet russia could put money down for a package and this is a package at aras new york headquarters or at one of its european offices, a of payment would then be sent by a courier to moscow headquarters, which would turn contact the appropriate provincial r.a. office where the responsive american would send by post or courier a notification card to the intended beneficiary. this fortunate individual or family could collect one or more of the standard sized food packages sort of jumped ahead. a little too quickly there. let me go back to that. this is the package and the contents of the standard package during the first year. you see it there. flour. £49 r