between angela merkel and olaf officials. not that there's any evidence that i can use that, as you know, almost no evidence with putin's decision making on anything. so, you know, it's kind of true across the board, but it's true here. but i think it's important. angela merkel was a kind of linchpin of europe. she was not, you know, sort of militarily, you know, committed to to ukraine from from a german vantage point. but she was very committed to ukraine's sovereignty and independence and she was able to bring, i think, a lot of europe along with her. it's been different without angela merkel. everybody goes back now and criticizes her for all the things that she didn't do. i think we should remember with angela merkel of the things that she did do and think her absence is a felt absence. and i think that that was part of the calculus maybe the sort of third and final point. of course, we could a lot about the personality of joe biden here. and it's interesting, but i sort of that to the side just for now in the kind of po

case, here, yesterday they were still absolutely wealthy. people going to germany at the call of angela merkelm, so that everyone can see how ambivalent the policy of european states is towards those whom they even they are calling you, that’s all, and that’s how it happened, we now see this in the example of the belarusian red cross on other things, so this is a very important thing in terms of... psycho-emotional and in terms of ensuring that our youth see all this with my own eyes, because of course the pictures presented are very rosy, yes, very good, very happy, here you go, yes, you can’t fool the people who worked there with the red cross, well, the international red cross, it is based on seven fundamental principles and humanity. impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntariness, unity, universality, and what principles remained with the belarusian red cross, and what was lost with the international one, you know, we still have all the principles that were there, they haven’t gone anywhere, and, well, it’s not me , and the international movement believes that humanity is saving the

help in providing ukraine with almost a million ammunition. for a person who routinely confuses angela merkelh helmut kohl, and emmanuel macron with françois miteran, in principle, nothing terrible, but the context is important, which could make fiali feel uneasy. the leadership of slovakia mentioned by biden has diametrically opposed views on ukraine, from prague to bratislava it won’t even be 300 km, and what different values ​​they have from washington. yaroslav began buying decommissioned t-72s all over eastern europe, sort of for scrap, they quickly realized that there was nowhere to sell serviceable weapons more profitable than secondary ferrous metal, they began to dig up africa, as of 2022, 100 tanks have already left for ukraine, csg is thriving, the production of heavy ammunition has increased more than 10 times, and the number of personnel has almost tripled and amounted to 10,000 people at the enterprise. there are no changes on the ukrainian front, no matter how much you give to zelensky, it’s not enough for him, he’s always looking at someone else’s plate, now he’s especially at

he is not going to listen to somebody like angela merkel.thing like duda coming to him saying look, you should support nato. you should support ukraine. that might get through to him. at least that's the calculation. >> it is safe to say, angela merkel not his jam. >> thank you all for starting us off tonight. >>> it is time for an update of our djt tracker. how trump's own media stock is doing. we explain to you how trump can still cash in, in a very big way despite the stock price sliding. he owns 80 million shares with more coming but today, trump media had a better day. the stock rose almost 16%. regaining nearly everything it lost. there is little rationale as to why that happened. we will track it and see where the price is going. and more importantly, tell you when there is a big development and why it matters. you can get analysis from me and my colleagues on the msnbc app. when we come back, arizona republicans had a chance to repeal a civil war era abortion ban that even donald trump thought maybe was too much. but what did they do

committed on this basis, but you know, this morning i decided to make a bad joke, i wrote that angela merkeling, that she decided... return to your workplace, well, besides the russian media and the german media, some went over this, went over this about the fact that an angel, a political scientist and a miner should not even make the first joke, so i agree with you, however moreover, you understand, no one knows what will happen in 25, what if she does come back, and merkel shuddered, how did he know, merkel said, how did he know? i was already nominated, how did he already know, you know, behind this i felt that there was some kind of bullshit and didn’t get involved in it, well, as it was with me, let him come back, but merkel called, said, sent an sms, the problem is actually gigantic, the problem is not merkel or an april fool's joke, the problem is who will to lead germany, and in general where germany will go, this problem is not in the measure or in scholz and not in those who are today. the same complete feeling, these christian principles on which this party and its sister party i

center, but in any case, yesterday they were still absolutely wealthy people, going on call - angela merkelould see how ambivalent the policy of european states is in relation to those whom they even call to to yourself. that’s all, and this is how it happened, we now see this in the example of the belarusian red cross on other things, so this is a very important thing in terms of psycho-emotional in terms of our youth seeing all this with their own eyes, because of course the pictures are very rosy, very good, very happy, here you go, life, work in the red cross, you know, i don’t need to be convinced, the most important postulate of a normal person is helping to save the life of another person, or satisfying him basic needs, food, blood, protection, just, yes, what clothes you will do it in or no clothes at all or even on your head, it doesn’t matter. if you save a human life, then everyone else, they still go to the second plan, although they all must be implemented, as for the international movement, you know, if you interpret them correctly and do not make double standards, then of cou

for a person who routinely confuses angela merkel with helmunt kohl, and emmanuel macron with françoiso big deal, but the context is important, which could make fialli uneasy. the leadership of slovakia, mentioned by biden, has diametrically opposed views on ukraine from prague to bratislava and 300 km, and what different values ​​do they have with washington? we are nato partners and we work together on defense and business issues. i appreciate your leadership in supporting ukraine. i was a little boy in 1968 and saw russian tanks on the streets of my city. i don't want to see them there again. but make money on soviet tanks - this is always welcome. in an article by bloomberg, details of how the owner of the csg concern, mikhail strnad, became a billionaire after the start of the conflict. in ukraine. in ninety-five, stornada's father yaroslav began buying decommissioned t-72s throughout eastern europe, sort of for scrap. they quickly realized that trading in serviceable weapons was much more profitable than selling gunmetals. they began to cover africa; as of 2022, 100 tanks have al

military tornado, and germany, once almost neutral and even friendly to russia during the time of angela merkelto a country that, with its military power and ambitions, actually poses a serious and direct danger to the putin dictatorship. meanwhile, there is an increased threat of terrorist attacks and the growth of anti-semitism in germany, he warns counterintelligence of the country. the relevant warning was issued on tuesday, april 23, by the federal office for the protection of the german constitution. according to the head of the german special service, thomas haldewang, russia may commit an act of sabotage in germany as a reaction to the course of the war against ukraine. about the subversive activities of the russian special services in our next story. in a few months, namely on july 26 , the summer olympic games will start in paris, for which not only athletes from around the world, but also law enforcement agencies are actively preparing france, due to the threat of terrorist attacks. on april 23 , french law enforcement officers detained a young man on suspicion of planning a terroris

but angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy, the then leaders of germany and france, the two largest countriesthe european union, did not support ukraine. in fact, the way to the renewal of the conflict in europe has been opened. yushchenko approached merkel, addressed her very delicately, touched her elbow. the inadequate emotional reaction from the always restrained mrs. merkel is still in front of my eyes. don't come near me, i don't have time for you, she hissed. the whole laughed nervously, turned around and ran to the other end of the hall. everyone present became uncomfortable. spanish shame - they say now. putin screwed up, yushchenko said then. putin was not just screwing things up. putin already hinted at that time that if ukraine were to join nato, he would annex crimea and eastern ukraine. western leaders were frightened, and instead of a completely specific roadmap for nato membership, we were offered a reform plan that had to be renewed every year. this fear of the west inspired putin to go to war. a war broke out in georgia, which the west also mocked. actually silently, no matt

and once almost neutral and even friendly, during the time of angela merkel until... russia, germany has turned into a country that, with its military power and ambitions, actually poses a serious and direct danger in putin's dictatorship. meanwhile, in germany, there is an increased threat of terrorist attacks and the growth of anti-semitism, the country's counterintelligence warns. appropriate warning on tuesday. on april 23, it was issued by the federal office for the protection of the german constitution. according to the head of the german special service, thomas haldewang, russia may commit an act of sabotage in germany as a reaction to the course of the war against ukraine. more about the subversive activities of the russian special services in our next story. already after several months. it is on july 26 that the summer olympic games will start in paris, for which not only athletes from around the world are actively preparing, but also law enforcement agencies of france, due to the threat of terrorist attacks. april 23 the french right-wing rontsi have alread

any case, yesterday they were still absolutely wealthy people, going to germany at the call of angela merkeld see , how ambivalent the policy of european states is in relation to those whom they even call to themselves, that’s all, and that’s how it happened, we now see this in the example of the belarusian red cross on other things, so this is a very important thing in terms of and psycho-emotional, in terms of ensuring that our young people saw it all with their own eyes, because of course the pictures presented are very rosy, and very... remained with the belarusian red cross, and what was missing from the international one? in your opinion? you know, we still have all the principles that were there, they haven’t gone anywhere, and i, well , it’s not me, but the international movement, i think that humanity is the basic fundamental principle, the most important principle in the movement, although they seem to be all equal , and you know, speaking... and generally understanding for myself, working in the system health care, also as a doctor, resuscitator, knowing how much a human life cost

any case, yesterday they were still absolutely wealthy people, going to germany at the call of angela merkel policy of european states is towards to those whom they even they call you over, that’s all. and so it happened, we now see this in the example of the belarusian red cross on other things, so this is a very important thing in terms of psycho-emotional in terms of our youth seeing all this with their own eyes, because of course the pictures presented are very rosy, yes, very good, very happy, please, after this you won’t be fooled by democracy and the people who worked there with great enthusiasm. you can no longer carry out the cross. dmitry evangelich, well, international multiple the cross, it is based on seven fundamental principles, right? yes. humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntariness, unity and universality. what principles do the belarusian red cross still have, and what do you think the international red cross has lost? you know, we still have all the principles that we had. have not gone anywhere, and i, well, it’s not me, but the international movement

interests of the german christian democrats cdu, so the moment when our today’s character meets angela merkelhin the framework of these network-centric structures in which they are tied to each other, so it is logical that yes, here he is in front of her, well, one might say, groveling, this is moment number two, moment number three, we have already mentioned it attempts to dishonor his opponents within romanian politics, you need to understand that he had criminal cases opened not only about children, but about corruption, when he was just the mayor of his town, but he literally gave it away for next to nothing. this or that property to this very organization’s fund there for the friends of germany, that is, of course, this is a typical story for romania, but the simple point is that we shouldn’t imagine him as some kind of fighter against corruption, of course, he is not one, a typical corrupt romanian politician, like many of them there, but the next point is related to the fact that, of course, what will be waiting for him now, you mentioned that yes, he is spending money there, he spent

participation in politics, yes, because he was president of the bundestag for some time under angela merkelositions. listen, kahl was with him, he was constantly with him and in the ministry of finance , including, and now the man who was associated with a huge corruption scandal for the purchase of weapons is being appointed head of the intelligence service. but do you know what else this schäuble distinguished himself with? i think kahl took this point from him, here is one of his last statements. let's see what he thinks about russia, what methods should be used to fight us. i believe that we must participate in the propaganda war. war is always a battle propaganda, there is nothing new in this, we just need to be more decisive and play a leading role, realize that there is no way without it. so, the person who put kal in... raised him, says that the main war is a war of propaganda, and intelligence can provide food for one propaganda or end up with food for another, so in this sense everything is absolutely logical, by the way , the appointment of brun kahl is very logical, even in the

it was bear meat cutlets that vladimir putin treated former german chancellor angela merkel to.f time. and, as far as i understand, madam federal chancellor really liked siberian cuisine, but this gave us the opportunity to talk, yes, i tried the bear, it is served in the capital’s restaurant, which was opened by the singer, grigory leps, for real gourmets, you are connoisseurs of wild meat, bear meat stewed in the oven, i really hope absolutely happy, happy, bear meat turns out to be a hit abroad, in japan it is so popular that in big cities they even install winding machines in which you can buy a portion of ready-made wild animal goulash. i myself don’t know how to cook bear meat, so we come here to buy it, it’s surprisingly tasty, the price in asia and russia is still steep. holy shit, how healthy, yes, the purity of the bear has increased, and it has increased, well , judging by the monitoring data, about three or even more times, nevertheless the actual harvest is about 3% of the number, that is, very few bears are hunted, and if earlier it was possible to hunt bears only

angela merkel later explained that she was against this decision because she understood that putin wouldothing... nato during the cold war was the mortal enemy of the soviet union, it is a military alliance, the heart of which is the united states of america, the most powerful state on the planet, and it is completely clear that russia does not want to see this military alliance on its doorstep. here in the united states there is what we call the munroe doctrine, the essence of which is that no great asian or european powers are allowed to operate close to us and unite with our neighbors in any kind of military. so if we don’t like being next to major powers, is it any wonder that the russians don’t want nato on their doorstep. three decades after the collapse of the ussr, russia tried to stop nato with persuasion put forward by our country in december 2021, demands for security guarantees were the last an attempt to resolve the matter peacefully, but in the western bloc, which had been preparing for war with our country for seventy years, they apparently considered that their time had c

and a year after he took crimea the german chancellor angela merkel signed the nord stream 2 pipelinent with him. that is where things were until the weekend before they invaded all of ukraine in 2020. nick: which brings us to today's policies on russia, and let's start there in ukraine. what is the pit in germany, and what is project maven? david: it is a place, an intelligence sharing operation between the u.s., the british, and the ukrainians. although they go through this sort of odd dance because president biden, in his effort to keep the u.s. from being a direct participant in the war, has mandated that the united states could not give exact targeting data to the ukrainians print so in the -- to the ukrainians. so, in the pit they say, we think there is interesting activity over here. project maven is a project for integrating all of this data. it is a way of seeing on what the pentagon calls or single plate of glass all of what the military activity is of the enemy and also of your own forces. and what is fascinating about it is it is the war against russia in ukraine that has

petr fiale at a meeting in the white house had reasons for... for a person who serially confuses angela merkel is nothing wrong, but the context from which fiale is important it could become uneasy. the leadership of slovakia mentioned by biden has diametrically opposed views on ukraine, from prague to bratislava it won’t even be 300 km, and how different their values ​​are from washington. we are partners. panato and us together we work in defense and business matters. i appreciate your leadership in supporting ukraine. i was a little boy in 1968 and saw russian tanks on the streets of my city. i don't want to see them there again. but making money on soviet tanks is always welcome. in an article from bloomberg, details of how the owner of the csg concern, mikhail strnad, became a billionaire after the outbreak of the conflict in ukraine. in ninety-five, father strnado. yaroslav began buying decommissioned t-72s throughout eastern europe, sort of for scrap. fast they realized that trading in serviceable weapons is much more profitable than selling recycled metals. they began to cover africa;

them seven years later, he annexed crimea, took a year to put together sanctions, right and then angela merkel, the chancellor of germany, right, signs on to the nord stream two pipeline basically saying it'll rushes are reliable supplier right after they had taken over a part of ukraine. >> so what was vladimir putin supposed to think about how we would respond and a very similar story in china where we misjudge jinping didn't understand that he was out there to make sure that china was the biggest military power, the biggest economic power of the biggest technological power certainly by the time trying to celebrate the 100th anniversary of mao's revolution. yeah, and you write about this new era that we're in as having echoes of the early days of the cold war. but you're stressed me, put this on screen. it would be a grave mistake to think that we are simply replaying the confrontations of the 20th century or that the restraints that worked in the 1960s and 70s will apply in the 2020s and 2030s why? why do you think that this is a company? putting the different dynamic than in the cold war.

began quite ordinary, in 2003 she was the minister of family affairs in lower saxony, but under angela merkel the history of germany to lead. defense, here being minister of war, she didn’t really like to pose in front of tanks, this, by the way, is one of the rare photographs, but in politics to the heights of her career she moved like a tank, able to avoid all the political mines on her way, with her name there are at least two high-profile scandals involved, which could simply bury the career of any other european politician, so... we will now remind you of what exactly she was accused of. yes, vadim, in 2015, experts reviewed fonderline's doctoral dissertation and found that 43.5%. pages contain plagiarism, while 23 times she used quotes that were called far-fetched, after which several famous german scientists publicly accused vondern of copying and deception. an even louder scandal happened in the eighteenth year. then the audit service discovered violations in the contracts of the ministry of defense; millions of euros were spent on its needs for a moment. during the investigation at v

remember when he told off he went to a nato meeting when he was president trump and i think he had angela merkel was she was looking at him like he was a dead sausage. by the end of that one, because she didn't like being told off, he was absolutely right . and as, as absolutely right. and as, as a result and since then, european countries or other nato countries or other nato countries have, shown a little bit more enthusiasm for, contributing to the budget . contributing to the budget. quite right too. and one of the good things about this thing today , i think sunak is showing today, i think sunak is showing some leadership among other nato leaders. he's saying to them, come on, look, we've this is this is our responsibility as much as america's. and we've got to show that we are willing members of the club because , you members of the club because, you know, you can't rely on washington doing everything. >> indeed , one of the things >> indeed, one of the things that gets me last night, i swore to myself i was not going to mention rwanda again. i've got so bored of going around these ridicul

in 2003 she was minister for family affairs in lower saxony, but under angela merkel she became a politicalhe ministry of defense, but being minister of war, she didn’t really like posing in front of tanks, by the way, this is one of the rare photographs, but in politics to the heights of her career she moved like a tank, knew how to avoid all the political mines on her way, at least two are associated with her name... experts reviewed fondelien’s doctoral dissertation and found that 43.5% of the pages contained plagiarism, while 23 times she used quotes that were called far-fetched. after this, several famous german scientists publicly accused fondelein of cheating and deception. an even louder scandal happened in the eighteenth year. then the audit service discovered a violation. in the contracts of the ministry of defense, millions of euros were spent on its needs for a moment. during the investigation, two phones were confiscated from fondelen, but by the time these devices fell into the hands of experts, all data from them had been carefully deleted, and although both the scandal was h

angela merkel later explained that she was against this decision. because she understood that putin wouldwas against nato expansion at the expense of ukraine, because she understood, and quite correctly, that putin would regard this as a declaration of war. and what did the united states do... the bloc was replenished with sweden, but nothing worked out with ukraine. nato was the mortal enemy of the soviet union during the cold war. this is a military alliance with the heart at heart. america, the most powerful state on the planet, and it is clear that russia does not want to see this military alliance on our doorstep. here in the united states we have what we call the munroe doctrine. its essence is that no great asian or european powers are allowed to operate close to us and unite with our neighbors in some kind of military alliances. so, if we don't like being next to major powers, is it any wonder that the russians don't want nato on their doorstep? three decades after the collapse of the ussr , russia tried to stop nato with persuasion put forward by our country in december 2021 dema

poland that they are going to play the long game, supply weapons, the main favorite gderovka is angela merkelmplex is growing, well, the military-industrial complex is naturally a driver; by the way, we can now it’s safe to say that we have two defense-industrial complexes, there is a classic defense-industrial complex, and there is a people’s defense-industrial complex, that is , for that short period, in principle, that we have a special military operation underway, a people’s defense-industrial complex appeared, which helped to clothe the army, arm it, if for a minute, these are all fpv drones, they were not created by rostec, well, well, lancet yes, they were created by many, many - startups that were financed by fees, who initiated all this? in general , they are all chinese now, with the exception of the ghoul. fpv is not chinese, it is from chinese components, and even then not completely. well, chinese, when chinese components are assembled in russia, it’s normal. chinese components are found in the f-35 aircraft. nothing, right? well, not completely, not 80%, that’s right, well, not

committed on this basis, you know, i decided to make a bad joke here this morning, i wrote that angela merkelf she does come back, and merkel shuddered, how did he know, how did he know, i’m already pulled out, where he already knew, you know, behind this. some kind of bullshit and didn’t get involved in it, well, as it was with me, let him come back, but merkel called and said, holinzi sent you an sms, the problem is actually gigantic, the problem is not merkel and not the april fool’s jokes, the problem is who will to lead germany and in general where germany will go, this problem is not in merkely, not in scholz and not in those who today some are for, others are against, but simply not. no one, it’s just this feeling of such a scorched field, when every time i tell you that our situation is like this, here, i say in germany, that not today , tomorrow the coalition may fall apart, most likely... i think this will happen in the summer , it looks like the liberals are going to leave the coalition, the greens and others will be pushing them to do so, and if it happens, then there will be, in

, getting brexit wrong and being failing , failing to being failing, failing to negotiate with angela merkellear success for britain in terms of influence and purchase . influence and purchase. everybody laughed at him when he went to see donald trump and, and saw the speaker of the house, and yet a few, days afterwards, the vote on ukraine came, came to the floor, of the house and was passed . so i think house and was passed. so i think he has a very significant foreign his first, arguably foreign his first, arguably foreign policy achievement. but he's also clearly going on the hoof. he's, he's he's reversed to the foreign office's pro arabist , stance on israel and, arabist, stance on israel and, done something kind of really out of kilter , with the whole out of kilter, with the whole tradition of british and western diplomacy and, and declared that he would, recognise a palestinian state. he's claimed israel's breaking international law. so there's a sense in which he's going on his own. and the government itself is so preoccupied with micromanagement that it can't do the big issues. an

angela merkel being a key proponent of all of this, you know, flooding a country and dare i say it, anworld, she said. >> multiculturalism is dead. well, so she's, said a lot, hasn't she? >> well, there we go. well, can i just thank you, for emily, allowing me to co—host with you today. it's fantastic. it's been it's been great. it's been a great afternoon. >> britain . >> britain. >> britain. >> that's what it's been. i've thoroughly enjoyed it. i will be back for what it's worth, 9 to 11 pm. this evening for patrick christys tonight. >> and i'll be back tomorrow at 12:00. but of course, what do we have next? we have none other than the brilliant martin daubney . he's got a rip roar of daubney. he's got a rip roar of a show coming up. shall we get your latest weather before we begin all of that, i wonder what martin's got in store. well, he told us, didn't he? anyway, stay with . us. with. us. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on . gb news. >> afternoon. welcome to your latest weather update from the met office for gb news, an east west split with the weather a

meeting where he's surrounded by foreign leaders that it became like this famous picture with angela merkel, like leaning over the table and it looked like he was being barraged by foreign leaders who disagreed with his policy or his positions on these things. and it was very much like the epa kidsteam frame. that this is america first, this is him standing up against european allies, but it became a famous pose and pastor and you've seen many pictures on it. >> it gets described as that as as well. >> i continue to go back though. is as he's doing this right now the lack of reaction that we've seen three throughout, this is about as a motive, as he has gotten based on our you going in the courtroom based on our team that's been watching him safe for passing some notes, whispering to his lawyer every once in a while, we'll see what he says afterwards. the steam is hey, clear, he's going to be speaking after court. he's been doing that regularly is definitely going to do that today. but keeping things very much controlled and contained, right? >> and we'll see you when he speaks, sayyed does