those are the words the former prime minister, bofis words the former prime minister, boris johnson , whose, boris johnson, who of course, has been out about, not just in this country pressuring this , this country pressuring this, but also in the united states, talking to leaders , capitol talking to leaders, capitol hill, about that support to ukraine. well. his message is simple get this war over sooner and you save money. it might seem counterintuitive, but the equipment now putting in the investment now could save money in. the long run, providing this war is led to a speedy . i war is led to a speedy. i believe we have tobias ellwood back now after those communications troubles. back now after those communications troubles . tobias communications troubles. tobias you were saying that these are all typhoon jets . this might not all typhoon jets. this might not be the most significant. i think we've got a few problems that we might just have to leave tobias there and we'll move on to our next topic, because i spoke some members of parliament after the address from president zelenskyy

of the first to visit kyiv after the great invasion after february 24 a-a well, let's talk about bory, wholed now to hand over new ukrainian planes to great britain a-a but er, i think that at this conference they will really speak er in consensus with what we just heard from olaf schultz and from emmanuel macron, and they said that it is necessary to hold a peace conference, but according to president zelensky's peace formula. everyone understands what russia is everyone understands that you cannot trust russia and putin. and that this is not a civilized country and the security of the whole world really depends on what security will be in ukraine . ukraine today really defends not only itself, but not only our space, not only our borders, but ukraine defends the entire civilized world, international law and the light structure that was built after the second world war, but this war really put a dent in that world structure, now a new one will be formed, and i am convinced that ukraine will occupy an extremely important and one of the key places . i think that you will talk about it right

it was boris who did not submit himself to the father for the great vigor of batik to bring by the armt polotsk the lands of the pskov and smolensk rabbits. i'll be in them - did he say to one i will pray with my kelly for a strip and batik for you. you need to identify who wrote in this yakub-kolas leonid daineko vladimir korotkevich timikha slankou kandinaska your breeding is a terrible uterus in the town view templates. yes, and our refusal is leonid daineko and says. i'm in the yard. yashi one report only for this competition there is a selection, what is such a kolerapt one team to be, as if in charge of the refusal, pressed the button, gave its own version, and it was punished with the wrong time. a few opinions , you can proponate your refusal to another team and, uh, tady the command to kill five points was understood, and now the task of the criminal hero wing and yakub kolas on relatives was the prostrate of this profession, they pressed the button. katya and natalya mikhailovna were a cold hero mentor. this is the correct refusal of mentor lobanovich, an accessible word, he

i think this consensus view that we must give ukraine whatever want, including boris johnson , who including boris johnson, who thinks the entirety of the r.a.f. should be sent to overnight. i think we're not having enough debate reason and balance on this subject with martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins martin, with a historian and commentator joins me. martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins me. martin this talk of world war iii that is coming from zelenskyy, i mean, they're trying to stop the chinese helping russia, i guess . i think so. i think what's happening with the us statements with ukrainian statements is in a sense saying to don't do it . a sense saying to don't do it. and i personally think we're more likely to see the chinese attempting to introduce some kind of peace talks than we are likely to see them giving open support and ammunition and weapons to ukraine. because i think the chinese are as concerned about the situation as anybody and. they cannot stay that they have obviously backed russia, but they are not happy with the situation. they are not happy tha

i think this consensus view that we must give ukraine whatever want, including boris johnson , who including boris johnson, who thinks the entirety of the r.a.f. should be sent to overnight. i think we're not having enough debate reason and balance on this subject with martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins martin, with a historian and commentator joins me. martin, with a historian and commentatorjoins me. martin this talk of world war iii that is coming from zelenskyy, i mean, they're trying to stop the chinese helping russia, i guess . i think so. i think what's happening with the us statements with ukrainian statements is in a sense saying to don't do it . a sense saying to don't do it. and i personally think we're more likely to see the chinese attempting to introduce some kind of peace talks than we are likely to see them giving open support and ammunition and weapons to ukraine. because i think the chinese are as concerned about the situation as anybody and. they cannot stay that they have obviously backed russia, but they are not happy with the situation. they are not happy tha

create opposition to you and his forecast that you will have a slope in your chair thank you boris berezovsky who this? this is the former residence of a businessman since that time, only this sofa and a hanger in the office of the turquoise one remained. the fate of the building chosen by the tenants of the clients is attracted by the entourage of the moscow mansion , an architectural monument of the late 19th century, the owners are the future as well. probably this should be a person who considers under his company, for whom the history of this mansion about the past dashing, and for someone romantic nineties, will be important. now there is little that reminds me. unless, until now, the preserved armored glass has a greenish tint. now they serve as a kind of reminder and warning alexander khristenko valeria popova philip dubrovsky cyril bubble and andrey ganykin lead. the federal part of the news has now been completed; the regional part is next in line. in these seconds, my colleagues in our branches are preparing to go on the air with their important news. you see what's going on in the stu

there is also boris poplavsky, who earned money there as a driver, and wrote at night, lying all or borisaviks, who then returned and wanted to sparkle. uh, the communist system, but at the same time gippius was also considered a close friend of budding writers. they lived in the past, roughly speaking, they tried through this past. yes, through this past bring hope for the future, and they lived very introverted and believed their ideas. well, what is this growth, it can somehow be preserved and continue the tradition that they carried with them from this atlantis drowned forever, because there was no more of this aristocracy. yes, this social system was nothing because of their past. yes , at the same time, again, if we take bunin conditionally, then this is a representative of such a hardened immigration, that is, he is not quite the same, roughly speaking, such a post of a turgen. and you know the wipe, when here is the estate and so on, you are already leaving with a name. you don't leave like so many others. you do not leave the region as an author when he emigrated, by the way, yes, he

here he has a shirt. on which were the inscriptions of his native boris porfiryevich, his friends, his officers, whocompanied him, brought him up, taught him throughout his studies at suvorovsky. here you can see the inscription on him, this boris boroch. alexandrov's armor is strong, but the tanker is stronger after graduation. sasha served as a commander of a tank platoon. he unexpectedly quit and left as a volunteer. donbass even before the start of special operations, mommy. i'm fine. every day these animals. maybe i'm really bored after all. maybe i 'll lie down on you it will be good. maybe if i call, video call shows arms, legs, head all day, all is well. everything is fine. this is how we live, the class teacher, alexandra lyubov matveevna , says when she found out that sasha was awarded the title of hero, she was not at all surprised. since childhood, he was a defender by nature , always ready to come to the aid of others. sasha is a hero, probably not only of our municipal district. and, probably, to the edge too. yes, he, as it were, glorified us. our village and all of us, too, so we wan

i don't know if you saw the words issued by a former vice president of russia under boris yeltsin whome days ago made this statement. i am not sure he meant it for public consumption but it came out anyway and he said our armed forces are unable to conduct strategic offensive operations. for 20 years and more the armed forces have been headed by totally incompetent people, right now russians are dying senselessly with the slogan defend russia. why, he says, why are they defending russia and what are they dying for? nobody has the right to take the lives of russians like this. he is weird and he has been a deputy to the president in the worst days of russian collapse. and he has to share the guilt. so it is very strange that he reappears and i hope that he will disappear forever. critics of vladimir putin to have a tendency to disappear. we are fighting the cancer, the cancer is called nato and its expansion and we tried to persuade... by surgery, i hope it will not come to radiology, or it will be a more complex treatment. i'm sorry, are you alluding to nuclear weapons capability of r

boris durov i think that people who listen to the podcast will forget it the same after it ends. in the same way, no one knew the horny, some exceptions were stanislav govorukhin and, perhaps, vladimir valentinovich menshov, they still knew how the hosts of the film screening had a period of conducting this program, plus both played in the cinema and in face and more or less knew what helped the fame of both themselves and them as directors of box office cinema. and the horny one has never made a film in his life, uh, that would have collected less than 27 million at the box office. e, tickets for 27 million viewers, the script of the film was written by the well-known uh author the dawns here are quiet boris vasilyev a paratrooper who once blew up on a mine, after which, after the extraction, he became, in fact, an armored officer. uh, the most important writer, uh, writing for military romantic films, sometimes uh in honor of especial sentimental effects. uh, especially impressive uh, hmm excited young ladies, he sometimes allowed himself to do nonsense. and in particular , the

directly as the organizer of the criminal scheme, the investigation considers businessman boris karamatov, who on the international wanted list. the damage from illegal vip hunting in the yaroslavl region was estimated at almost 6 million rubles. this week inter-district environmental prosecutor filed a lawsuit against the poachers who shot 20 moose, meanwhile, employees and the investigative committee began to interrogate the participants in the slaughter, with some of them we managed to talk and my colleague our program. karina kharitonova again went to the yaroslavl region to find out who is pleasing in the local hunting grounds. surrounded by forests and blinding by darkness on this highway in the yaroslavl region, it seems not a ps, especially at night, but you were often stopped on this section. it is hardly the first time that a hunting inspector next to the traffic police officers through the thermal imager looks out for cars in which wild animals can be hidden. and why are you looking for carcasses of animals, guns, snowmobiles, in cars they are looking for something that can be usefu

and now, at the end , boris johnson, who called the minsk agreements and the normandy format of diplomaticion. vladimir putin was led to putin in 2014 . and we only did them in 2020. this it would be serious, but we did nothing called the normandy process and achieved nothing. buy time to arm ukraine with deadly weapons to prepare for war with russia to show the world. it is necessary, of course, to extend the term of the agreement on the special status of certain regions of donbass and, ultimately, to make this provision permanent, as provided for in the minsk agreements, which i mentioned at the beginning. then comes the war, and this duality in which zelensky lives is not in vain. she must to be stunned by something, she can either drugs or alcohol. for decades , absolutely animal hatred for all russian people, for russian culture, for russian tradition, for russian civilization, in the end, was instilled in ukraine. so the question arises what can give rise to hatred towards him in a person, when he feels it, and many say reverse hatred , maybe even more in connection with this. i woul

and now, at the end , boris johnson, who called the minsk agreements and the normandy format of diplomaticof vladimir putin , should have been introduced in 2014 . and we only did them in 2020. it would be serious, but we did nothing under the name of the norman process and achieved nothing. buy time to arm ukraine with lethal weapons prepare for war with russia i tell myself for what i didn't see , i think that not a single one i saw these details that the devil is in. see how vlad president zelensky behaves in paris during president putin's speech on peace, which should save his zelensky country. see how he tries his best to show the world how he feels about what our president it happens in 2019. it is necessary, of course, to extend the term of the agreement on the special status of certain regions of donbass and, ultimately, to give this norm a permanent character, as provided for in the minsk agreements, which i mentioned at the beginning and this is the split in which zelensky lives, she does not passes for free. she must be deafened by something. it can either drugs or alcohol. in u

and now, at the end , boris johnson, who called the minsk agreements and the normandy format of diplomatic emission. on putin, vladimir putin should have been introduced in 2014. and we only did them in 2020. it would be serious, but we did nothing. what sanctions did we then introduce under the name the norman process and achieved nothing. i should have given time to arm ukraine with deadly weapons to prepare for war with russia. i tell myself for what i did not see, i think that not a single one i saw these details in which the devil is hidden. see how vlad president zelensky behaves in paris during president putin's speech on peace, which should save his zelensky country. look at how he is trying with all his might to show the world how he feels about what our president proposes is happening in 2019. it is necessary, of course, to extend the term of the treaty on the special status of certain regions of donbass and, ultimately, to make this norm permanent, as provided for in the minsk agreements, which i mentioned at the beginning of the war in which zelensky lives, it does not go in va

to thank andrzej duda and, for example, boris johnson, who from time to time also gives appropriate commentsat our western partners, especially from the political stable, such as france and germany, do not relax, because i understand the further you are from the front, the more calmly you perceive all those pictures, but the reality is the next russian federation, that is, the edge today is forced to fight to the point of exhaustion, and it is clear that if conditionally someone doubts that it is necessary to provide ukraine with weapons, finances, etc., that is, the time will come, the time may come when the same germany and france will have to take up arms themselves and fight heartily with this chauvinism with that terrorist country because all or any negotiations or any diplomatic steps or turning a blind eye to the brutality that carries out the russian federation russia will perceive this as a weakness and today, if you see, it is already provoking nato countries to the appropriate escalation, it is already provoking, it is provoking norway, as far as i can see, it is provoking now it

washington, because for the british it is not only the question, you saw not only the question of boris johnson, whoo we love with this , yes, listraz, did the picture grow? barbarians on the eastern borders and actually. therefore, we need to go forward innovatively to give those things that help us, but of course we also need planes. we also need operational-tactical missiles with a range of more than 150 km. give us that we aim at the entire territory of temporarily occupied ukraine. well, as well as threaten the platforms that are actually located on the territory of the russian federation. i hope that after a certain time our western partners in front of all of washington will realize that we should be given such weapons and not to shoot down calibers over ukrainian cities, but to destroy , first of all, russian black sea fleet submarines, which threaten not only ukraine, they potentially threaten the whole of europe. and all the time they talk about the fact that there are red lines, russia cannot be attacked, ukraine must give a guarantee that the long-range weapons supplied by the west canno

his visit to ukraine being prepared in the near future, can he again will take the example of boris johnson, who visited kyiv several times, we are actively traveling. he will soon be in india. i think it is very important that because the name is not currently the head of the group of 20 and can influence , we hope, positively on the global filter none, very important, especially in new york, tomorrow we will vote on this, another resolution, well, bright. it seems to me that washers are only in ukraine, but we do everything for ukraine, and i have taught in other countries, ms. wrote, thank you very much for this a window to germany i would say so thank you very much for the conversation of anka fedguza, the extraordinary plenipotentiary ambassador of the federal republic of germany in ukraine, was on radio svoboda, thank you, thank you. well, i also traditionally remind you that the youtube algorithm works in such a way that the more likes, the more people will see this broadcast, so i urge you. on the internet, like this broadcast, and questions for clarification of comments are always welco

here is an optimist, only boris johnson, who is everything there. give russia nothing. there is no need to be afraid of anything, but in the european press, in general, in fact, there is less optimism, there are already doubts about the ukrainian victory, there is already a statement that maybe it’s not worth the third world war, but most importantly, yes, today suddenly finational times appeared ukrainian pilot. and so he told such a heart-rending story, what does it mean that e has no equipment, no problems for aircraft repair, and so on. there is a feeling that some kind of first stage of information preparation is underway to justify the need to really give everything , including aviation, because well, just like that, with tears in their eyes, everyone looked at him , including the european public, and the young lady who today came to ursula von drills. you know, this is literally a statement now. there it came, he promised again that ukraine would join the european union. i just remembered here just now, so february 28, in my opinion, last year. zelensky wrote, wh

and it was boris johnson who was prime minister who rubber stamped elements . tamped elements. this agreement is now campaigning against like it was boris johnson who led the campaign for brexit, elements of which is campaigning against the idea . boris johnson is innocent idea. boris johnson is innocent bystander coming in to save day when in fact he is his fingertips. the of several of these problems is just a nonsense and also goes to this other point about treaties, countries and international. i think if you look around there are actually a few precedents of where there is arbitration on international basis and i'm happy be corrected. but i think the court of arbitration sport is one of them. and you know , is one of them. and you know, the ecj is the european of justice is there to uphold rule of law, is not there to give party political comment in just shaking your head. and that's just not. the ecj is a court. i did my dissertation in the ecj rulings. i know full well the amount of cases that it decided upon pushing integration of further interference do

brussels, people who have been working on brexit right from the word go, they do have a respect for rishi sunak and they do draw a stark comparison to former british prime minister, borisxit deal on northern ireland. he is viewed in the eu very much as having signed that deal disingenuously, if you like. they say he knew it would involve checks between the rest of the uk and northern ireland, something that he never really admitted in public. they see rishi sunak, although a convinced brexiteer, as being far more pragmatic and a man they can do business with. again, there is an awareness here that it is notjust about doing business with the eu, and also, the eu of letting go of some of its ideology when it comes to a revised deal. but it is also about whether he can sell this deal and make it a success politically back home. pm and make it a success politically back home-— and make it a success politically back home. �* , ., , back home. an interesting 24 hours awa . back home. an interesting 24 hours away- thanks _ back home. an interesting 24 hours away- thanks very _ back home. an interesting 24 hours away. thanks very much, _ back home. an interesting 24 hours away

immediately boris poplavsky, who earned money there as a cab driver, wrote at night, deciding whethered to overthrow. ah, the communist system. eh, but also was considered a close friend of gippius to budding writers. they lived in the past, roughly speaking, they tried through this past. yes , through this past bring hope for the future, and they lived very introverted and believed their ideas. well, is this a pole or can it somehow be saved and continued. the tradition that they took with them atlantis drowned forever, because there was no more this aristocracy, there was no this social order, there was nothing from their past. yes, at the same time, uh, again, if we take bunin conditionally, then this is a representative such a hardened immigration, that is, he is not exactly the same. well, roughly speaking, such a post, turgenev's vibe. you know, when you're about to eat and so on, you're already leaving with a name. you don't leave like so many others. you don’t leave as an author, when he migrated he was a famous author, he was a famous poet, by the way, yes, he received his fi

will not be a complete course, but the words of the head of the german ministry of defense boris pistorius, who will train militants exclusively the basics of managing leopard tanks, that is, they rely on speed, and about the quality of training, in fact, they suggest forgetting it sounds rather peculiar, probably, it can sow doubts even among inveterate propagandists, according to whom the west is ready to invest, and to help the kiev regime all the forces and means. and then there's spain hardly pleased zelensky when he said that he would supply his leopards only after repairs , and this would apparently not happen in the near future, perhaps only by the end of the year. in general, the euro’s consciousness of new tank troops for ukraine is not going too smoothly, but, perhaps, a particularly specific situation has developed in belgium; let me remind you, it promised to transfer a certain number of old leopards to the nazis. modifications however , as it turned out, the belgian armed forces simply don’t even have such armored vehicles at their disposal now . yes, absolutely right. good evenin

kemi badenoch a sweetheart of the part she roy has been outed as one of boris backstab , who as one ofpm in a so—called undemocratic coup in a series of whatsapp exchanges , series of whatsapp exchanges, badenoch appeared to pressure junior colleague into resigning just hours after she herself would quit during the collapse of boris's government . so even of boris's government. so even though he appears to have finally got brexit over the line are the knives still out for rishi and with the likes of badenoch being exposed helping to bring down the pm was incredibly popular with the voters. let's be honest. do we need boris johnson back to make sure brexit genuine and honest , sure brexit genuine and honest, or is he toast ? now you're all or is he toast? now you're all staring at me in that. oh my god, right? you all started out in that way now. so boris johnson peril. if we have boris johnson peril. if we have boris johnson now, would you have more faith ? what's going on with faith? what's going on with brexit? i don't even know. i will talk about boris is not coming back. there's no

nineties, when she was ready to play a role, and the younger partner was actually sung along by friend boris , who also lost about syria and sagging and about korea about anything. this is the first. yes, so uh don't make an idiot out of your colleagues. that's exactly what he meant, now on. as a matter of fact, i'm deeply convinced that the performance of the baidan. and as for our president's address, we must consider the links, comparing it all, of course, you understand. and as for uh, the message of our president, in fact, it began to work, and right after the president, like that, he delivered it. we discussed this, so to speak, summoned the ambassador and so on and so forth, look. yes, it's been 24 hours now how does it work? what echo do we see? we see something different, moose. we see some confusion, because look, here are all these responses, who at that time, that is, a clear understanding of what is being done with russia, there is a desire to somehow inflict a strategic defeat on it. and it is not clear how to do this, because in fact the president's message, but clearly very structu

who said boris sergeevich the director of our film very pleased denis said that his personal consultantsr. actually, i just work for the police. but we just shoot a movie, after all, 90% of the audience is not aware of the subtleties of your work. where do we trace the outliner? let's say hello, but druzhkov is probably not heavy for you. another meter could describe my car with chalk, but there were no calls. nothing just batteries. i took a photo of one, dude. i guess ganaev's bodyguard, by the way, he has a rehearsal today. security first, this is your home. maybe, humanly, we'll catch his face and stuff him, and that's it, bro. you remember in any business is important, creative. and now this will pass better than any massacre, as you remember in the movies, when a peasant was thrown a horse's head into a bunk, he almost became afraid. in what kind of movie in such an expectation of death is it more terrible than death itself? psychology well, yes, i fight dragons booze with gnomes. here well good luck to you hero. actress are you looking for someone no? and this is our rehearsal roo

we should remember that of course it is a conservative government, boris johnson, who signed the initialnd now rishi sunak have had to deal with because of the fallout of that initial deal. yes, that is right. i think the rishi sunakfeels yes, that is right. i think the rishi sunak feels that if you can get this over the line, still a bit of an effort at the moment that that will be quite a feather in his cap. he said today that he is giving it everything. and dominic rob, the deputy prime minister, has said that we are on the cusp of an agreement and we have made great progress said dominic robbed. we keep hearing this word eminently i can tell you there is quite a lot of activity here in downing street and the northern ireland minister and prominent brexit hasjust been ireland minister and prominent brexit has just been seen in the last hour or so leaving number ten and as you have been reporting we have got that meeting tomorrow with rishi sunak and the eu commission president ursula von der leyen and thatis president ursula von der leyen and that is of course hugely significant. we d

johnson who committed the boris johnson who committed the reachingcade. liz the middle of this decade. liz truss further , say truss wants to go further, say 3% the end by 2030. the uk 3% by the end by 2030. the uk government to date held up to that 2.5% commitment, but it's uncertain how far that will go in the future . darren at in the future. darren at westminster you very much indeed for that . as we say, the for that. as we say, the president to meet the king at, buckingham palace, both having arrived there novelist, getting out of the thoughts of chris. i sat down. exit stage left . sat down. exit stage left. former rear admiral in the royal navy. indeed. nato commander and. chris, just to pick up on what dan was talking about there, i mean, they're all about, you know, our ability perhaps long term to keep supplying with a sort of level of armament and equipment . yeah, of armament and equipment. yeah, i think the broad shape of british armed forces are okay. the thing is, they are geared for deterrence at the moment, not for defeating an enem

kemi badenoch a sweetheart of the part she roy has been outed as one of boris backstab , who as one ofn a so—called undemocratic coup in a series of whatsapp exchanges , series of whatsapp exchanges, badenoch appeared to pressure junior colleague into resigning just hours after she herself would quit during the collapse of boris's government . so even of boris's government. so even though he appears to have finally got brexit over the line are the knives still out for rishi and with the likes of badenoch being exposed helping to bring down the pm was incredibly popular with the voters. let's be honest. do we need boris johnson back to make sure brexit genuine and honest , sure brexit genuine and honest, or is he toast ? now you're all or is he toast? now you're all staring at me in that. oh my god, right? you all started out in that way now. so boris johnson peril. if we have boris johnson peril. if we have boris johnson now, would you have more faith ? what's going on with faith? what's going on with brexit? i don't even know. i will talk about boris is not coming back. there's no gol

and, just on that, potential opposition from tory mps, brexit, boris johnson, who could be leading andion, do you think that is likel? . ., , , , likely? he certainly has been pretty outsoken likely? he certainly has been pretty outspoken on _ likely? he certainly has been pretty outspoken on this _ likely? he certainly has been pretty outspoken on this particular- likely? he certainly has been pretty outspoken on this particular point, | outspoken on this particular point, he negotiated the first northern ireland protocol and the existing deal which even he admits there are problems. he and some conservative mps would like to plan one with a plan he introduced when he was prime minister which would be to introduce a law that essentially lets the government here completely override the existing deal. that is not something that the government wants to do in the first instance, it would much prefer to get a deal that it has agreed with the eu. but, certainly, they could be some political battles ahead when the prime minister needs to sell this. it will be an interesting few days, thank y

to email and who juswasn't boris johnson, iecause people who used to email and who juswasn't boris johnsonoris johnson, i think the that i got all of the main gist that i got all of that in the fact that people thought he might stop boris johnson in back. but then if johnson in the back. but then if you this now, it a cause you look this now, is it a cause for optimism? is time for for optimism? is it a time for optimism as opposed to pessimism? bit of all pessimism? i'm a bit sick of all the doom and gloom, to be honest with should we just let with you. so should we just let ourselves happy. the up might ourselves be happy. the up might disagree, of after the disagree, of course. after the break, will finally talk break, we will finally talk about drag queens in schools and sex year olds. sex education for 11 year olds. oh, concerned oh, you were concerned parent, you grandparent. you were concerned grandparent. oh, someone who is oh, you may be someone who is actually one of these schools actually in one of these schools and is sick, tired of having this forced you. this stuff forced upo

this urge from the depths explains why it suits any person to sergei boris, who is on the left, nikolaiand you, or you can just talk to these people , and you will understand what, in principle, it means what you are doing there, and who you support there, and what actually causes us what emotions these are all mad. here are the deliveries of tanks with a swastika with crosses there. doesn't matter. we conducted a survey on the ntv website, the grandson of the degulia urges the americans to reason with making peace with russia, does europe decide on this , well, 78% are not, the united states will not allow europe to act independently 19% will not decide on their own. we will force. well, this is understandable, and 2% otherwise they will face the collapse of the economy and one percent. they do not want war on their territory. no, the us will not allow it to operate. well, actually, it probably is. yes, the hero of russia about the fact that france needs to be contained, but this only applies to france. any now creeping peace talks, i have seen with my own eyes people who took to the s

world's democracy by boosting vladimir putin. >> yeah, i was thinking as i was listening to boris johnson, whooris johnson accusing somebody else of having a bad hair day. if they have bad haur, then you know they are bad. if somebody is doing something outrageous, you know it's really bad. i was thinking -- you think about tucker carlson. it used to be a badge of honor in our country that you advocated for the spread of democracy around the world. and now tucker carlson's position seems to be, it's very clear, the spread of autocracy around the world. he's a fan of vladimir putin. he's a fan of the leader of hungary. he's a fan of all of these autocrats. i guess tucker carlson, in his elite pampered place that he's existed in society where our democracy has delivered so much to him and the privilege he's had, he sees no desire for other people to experience that. >> that is interesting. if you diagram tucker karlson's position, he's anti-u.s. military, which endangers our national security. he's on a fabricated anti-wokism campaign that's meaningless out in the world. he's anti-democracy and

why all of a sudden is there not the constant clamour for a leadership change by msm who may challenge to both borisf prophecy with their constant hysterical coverage? i'll tell you why. because sunak is their man. the man who can hold the fort without doing anything required to fundamentally reform the uk until a slippery starmer is installed as pm and moves us ever closer to the eu. so the question is facing such a sigh is mick wipe out? it could be a historic wipe out. should the tories be bold and replace him to prevent electoral annihilation and a socialist coalition from how well ? well, coalition from how well? well, i'm going to be honest with you tonight. i think the answer is increasingly becoming absolutely. they must listen to absolutely. they must listen to a very worried lord list . now, a very worried lord list. now, this is a key boris ally , but a this is a key boris ally, but a person who has much respect in the conservative party. this is what he had to say this morning, reported in several papers that the path to victory is a very narrow one. i think it is a narrow one. i think i

why all of a sudden is there not the constant clamour for a leadership change by msm who may challenge to both borisf prophecy with their constant hysterical coverage? i'll tell you why. because sunak is their man. the man who can hold the fort without doing anything required to fundamentally reform the uk until a slippery starmer is installed as pm and moves us ever closer to the eu. so the question is facing such a sigh is mick wipe out? it could be a historic wipe out. should the tories be bold and replace him to prevent electoral annihilation and a socialist coalition from how well ? well, coalition from how well? well, i'm going to be honest with you tonight. i think the answer is increasingly becoming absolutely. they must listen to absolutely. they must listen to a very worried lord list . now, a very worried lord list. now, this is a key boris ally , but a this is a key boris ally, but a person who has much respect in the conservative party. this is what he had to say this morning, reported in several papers that the path to victory is a very narrow one. i think it is a narrow one. i think i

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who is overseeing it and what information did they know? does it all come back to donald trump in the end? or was someone else, was it boris epstein who went rogue and was trying to convey false information? that's what the doj has to nail down. they have to have clarity before they decide to pull the trigger and proceed in indictment. >> do you think this represents a newly aggressive stance on the part of special counsel jack smith when it concerns mar-a-lago. because of this moral around trump, some folks thought that smith might be backing off. do you think that's all a consideration anymore? >> no, i never thought that was a consideration or what i thought it was appropriate. if there's merit to the special counsel's case in any criminal liability for anybody with respect to president biden, that should pursue its own track and the same thing goes for former president vice president vice like that's. donald trump as his own criminal exposure, and exposure to his lawyers, over the last two years in mar-a-lago. officials the jack smith is continuing down that path. he's not backing off, doesn't mean he's not gonna pour

here is an optimist, only boris johnson, who is everything there. give russia nothing.eed to be afraid of anything, but in the european press, in general, in fact, there is already less optimism doubts about the ukrainian victory there is already a statement that maybe the third world war is not worth it, but most importantly, yes, today a ukrainian pilot appeared unexpectedly finational times. and so he told such a sentimental story, what does it mean there is no equipment, no problems for aircraft repair, and so on. there is a feeling that some kind of first stage of information preparation is being carried out to substantiate the need to really give everything , including aviation, because well, just like that , everyone looked at him with tears in their eyes, the european public included, and the young lady who came to sula fonderlein today. you know, right now, literally, a statement has come there, promising again that ukraine will join the european union. i just remembered here just now, so february 28, in my opinion, last year. zelensky wrote, which means an app

among other guests will speak live to former british prime minister, boris johnson. whoce the war began. and our own christiane amanpour is look at to meet the polish president. president duda. on what he's pushing president biden to do. a lot going on we'll have a full full special report coming up tomorrow night 9 pm eastern. 12 are viewers, thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer, in the situation room. cnn tonight with alison camerota starts right now. >> good evening everyone. welcome to special holiday dish on cnn tonight on this presidents'day. one man who seems to want that job, governor ron desantis, taking his war on woke show on the road today. he's going to blue states and offering police officers money to move to florida. one person who really does not like what desantis is selling, donald trump. and, congressman george santos give

among other, guests will speak live with the former british prime minister, boris johnson who has visited ukraine several times since the war began. and our own christiane amanpour will -- president do that on what he is pushing president biden to do. a lot going on and we have a full, full special report coming up. once again, tomorrow night, 9 pm eastern. to all of our viewers, thanks very much for watching. i am in the situation room. cnn tonight with alison camerota starts right now. a warm welcome to our viewers here in the united states, i'm paula newton, on cnn newsroom. unprecedented how did in secrecy. as president joe biden traveled to kyiv in a dramatic show of support nearly a year after russians full scale invasion of ukraine. tennis top diplomat is expected in moscow, over fears that baiting might send lethal aid to support russia's war. then a massive 6.2 magnitude aftershock hits turkey, just two weeks after the devastating quake that left tens of thousands dead. so, it is just after eight in the morning, and in warsaw poland, where u.s. president, joe, biden is set to beg

and now, at the end, boris johnson, who called the minsk agreements and the normandy format of diplomatictin should have been introduced in 2014. and we conducted them only in 2020 the second. it would be serious, but we did nothing. what kind of sanctions did we then introduce this diplomatic imitation called the norman process and achieved nothing. that is, the emission that was supposed to give buy time to equip ukrainian weapons to prepare for war with russia , you know, i'll be honest. i reproach myself for what i did not see, i think that not a single one i saw these details in which the devil is hidden. see how president zelensky behaves in paris during president putin's speech on peace, which should save his zelensky country. look how he is trying with all his might to show the world how he feels about what our president is offering this is happening in 2019. it is necessary, of course, to extend the validity treaties on the special status of certain regions of donbass and, ultimately, make this norm a permanent one, as provided for in the minsk agreements, which i mentioned at th

well, perhaps the most noted british an example of boris johnson who, i think, they give rest to the, his predecessor in office, uh, prime minister of great britain who gave the folleton speech. uh, it's considered the nu speech that started the cold war. it really was like this was the case when the tail wagged the dog and the british tail wagged the united states towards confrontation with our country boris johnson he spoke to the atlantic council in washington and said he was literally next to listen. putin is not will use nuclear weapons, because then the last flame of chinese support will die out. it will deprive him of every single one of the world's voters from india and africa to latin america , he will frighten his own people who will live in fear of the consequences, he will plunge russia into such a cryogenic freeze of economic isolation that the current sanctions regime will seem like a boon. well, i don't know when i was a kid. it was called take on weakly. yes, well, he says, well, how weak is it for him to use nuclear weapons against me there, but in fact this is a pro

they were all touched by the words of boris grebenshchikov that artists who give concerts at the frontmoney and other blocks from power. i can say that you enriched yourself in the following way in the seventeenth eighteenth year. we have already started going to gorlovka, lugansk, donetsk, we did it for our own money. of course , there was no question of any fees, if your motive in life is money, then you are not here. you are not here, this motive is not here. the motive here is service to the fatherland, and not acquisition. x i want to say that we are too high ourselves. ah, what i do and i do as much as possible i try to be uncompromising. he nurtured grebenshchikov's answer for a long time and wrote off several pages, crossed out, redid it. bob heard your interview on the israeli channel 9 and was horrified that you were wrong. although your words are in tune with many, as you know, i am on the other side of the trenches and i am a soldier, i fight with a bow, but he stands with a machine gun, i am here, because my conscience commands so, and he answered you this letter through h