liberties in 1997, the great shows the board brzezinski clearly wrote these books, but ukraine would be with key point in the competition between the us and the restaurant and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister poaching came to powering that in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd and they store the joints the declaration to further as vaughn. so this, so to park the shape of between nato and the p and a union. this is more important than ever. we will continue our substantial show many tardy and economic and security assistance to ukraine, and as long as it is unnecessary, the people who would you ask us to be speaking with you. and we can do a lot of electric with the lowest, which you and i'm going to most of the notes of see what other method of studies to cope. so you are just me and let's see on the 8 of the rest. so then suzanne, me, nice lady hope with 1st aid you will have they say cheese of vac, please. i made a key. i called 10 so invisible f j goes next. when they goes, i, how do we sh

it did succeed and bleeding, the soviet union button brzezinski, gra bradley there. but there strongly, so we didn't fire, but i think things have changed the i'm yeah, no rush, i thank you. been here for you. i think there's something your law right on a lot of those points here, but i'm likely asked in episode the west is suffering the consequences of its own policies here. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here and we're gonna go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on public relations as more say, with our to the more expensive. and i'm here to plan with you, whatever you do. do not watch my new show. seriously. why watch something that's so different. several opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do you have the state department c, i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time. but again, you probably d

the great shows the board brzezinski clearly pro it's these bolts, but ukraine would be with key point in the competition between the us and the restaurant. and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister poaching came to powering that in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd needs. so you joined the declaration to further as vaughn. so this attempt to park the shape of between the nato and the theater, p and a union. this is more important than ever. we will continue our substance for so many times the comic and security systems. so your brains m as long as it is necessary, the flu shots have to be speaking with to it. and we can do a lot of electric with the lowest, which you and then move to most of the units of see what other than that. so the slope. so you're just me and let's see on the 8 of the that's what i'm suzanne. me, me slightly over for the annual time they say to the vac, please. i made a key echo 10, so invested with f j g o x. when it goes i how do we see a thing because this value is the tin

and the reasons with the new is been you brzezinski liberties in 1997. the great shows the board brzezinski clearly pro it's these boats that ukraine would be with key points in the competition between the us and the russia. and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister pushing came to powering that in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd and they store the joint declaration to further as vaughn. so this attends a partnership between nato and the european union. this is more important than ever . we will continue all substantially. so many tardy and economic and security assistance to ukraine, as long as it is necessary, the flu shots have to be speaking with you and we can do a lot. but if you're looking at the lowest, which i'm going to most of what do you notice of see what it is and with the city scope. so you are just e and c. echo on the 8 of the rest. so dense was on me and he slowly hope with 1st aid you will have they said she resides the phase. i made a key echo 10

yeah. dean, drawing them into the ask in trap at brzezinski called it, and i think that's been their strategy in ukraine, but again, and then they could rach it up the sanctions. demonize russia. that's why we've seen this intense information more demon ization of put in an act of justify ratcheting of sanctions. and they believe that the sanction would cripple the russian economy. but they miscalculate, because putting has responded to the sanction since their inception in 2012 through a number of methods including drawn closer to china, developing the rate and unions import substitution, investing in a local industry technology. the so the roof had very, very low supports and some russian never even heard of them. so yeah, i read the strategy this times that work. yeah, i understand the eighty's, it did succeed and bleeding, the soviet union button brzezinski to gra bradley there. but there strongly, so we didn't fire, but i think things have changed as i'm yeah, no rush. i think you bring your shift. i think there's something your law right on a lot of those points here, but i'm l

yeah. dean, drawing them into the ask in trap at brzezinski called it, and i think that's been their strategy and ukraine, but again and then they could ratchet up the sanctions. demonize russia. that's why we've seen this intense information more d, minimization pollutants. and that could justify ratcheting up sanctions, and they believe that the sanction would cripple the russian economy. but they miscalculate, because putting has responded to the sanction since their inception in 2012 through a number of methods including drawn closer to china, developing the rate and unions import substitution, investing in a local industry technology being so the roof had very, very low supports and so i'm rushing, never even heard of them. so i ran the strategy this times that work. yeah, i understand the eighty's and it did succeed and bleeding, the soviet union button brzezinski. gra bradley there. but there strongly. so we didn't fire, but i think things have changed the time. yeah. but how much i think it will be your shift. i think there's something you're like right on a lot of those poin

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liberties in 1997, the great chessboard brzezinski clearly pro it's these bolts that ukraine reviewed key points in the competition between the us and the russia and the brzezinski published this book just 2 years before mister pushing came to powering the, in the, in the russia. so this is something we, we, we, we could predict we have just signed the 3rd, nate, so the joint declaration to further as on. so that's, that's the easy part, the shape of between the nato and the theater, p and a union. this is more important than ever. we will continue all substantially so many tardies in economic and security systems to your planes. as long as it is necessary, the flu shots have to be speaking with you and we can throw low load, overlooked, equip the lowest, which any moves most of what do you have of see what are those methods that he's to cope? so you are just e and c eco on the 8 of that's what i'm so was i mean, any slightly hope with 1st aid you will have they said she was vac, please. i'm a key echo 10. so elizabeth f, j g o x on they goes i how do we share with him because his sty

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yeah. dean, drawing them into the ask in traps at brzezinski called it, and i think that's been their strategy in ukraine, but again, and then they could rach it up. the sanctions.

brzezinski with ukraine , russia, they do so that without although, according to the precepts of thea, you did everything yourself, they just had bread, stacks of documents with them. tongue sell a soulless creature at the trade market. to be fair without us what did they do to him? loaded into a cannon and fired towards the west somewhere a cannon so ukraine began its journey to the west. yes by a new one needs to build its own statehood, but what is the first language, so we all speak russian and we do it ourselves, yes, but we need to introduce a national teacher, what else is religion? well, in common with the russians for a thousand years, unfortunately, but this is wrong for their national church, but in the next world. do you want to live up to it? misha, what else does the economy need to be tied to the west, so i'm already lost. we assume. we will carefully consider we will consider that another culture. ridiculously directed more differences, probably not, except for the villains, 3-6 months, long among could be richly pro-russian. you're just linguistically clean. today yo

brzezinski's quotation with ukraine, russia kept them and they do so without although according to theof namazeps. we did everything ourselves bike. i think they just had bread with them. stacks of documents. they take who knows what. smother tongue battle in the trade market although to be fair without us. what was done to him? loaded into a cannon and fired towards the west somewhere a cannon so ukraine began its journey to the west. yes , we need to build our statehood in a new way, but what is the first language, so we all speak russian and we do it ourselves, yes, but we need to introduce a national teacher, what else is religion? well, in common with the russians you are still years old. unfortunately your national church, and on that light. do you want to live it? misha, what else does the economy need to become attached to the west, as its own will already be lost. we assume. we will carefully consider we will consider that another culture. it's funny, the truth is more in contrast, perhaps not, except for the villains, 3-6 months, it could have been richly pro-russian. you're

, which we uh recalled here, but they weren’t even in brzezinski’s time, and in the days of uh, the the way, let me remind you that the self-determination of poland after the revolutionary one yes, this is exactly what it was and the functional union with great britain was more headed by the cordon sanitary against for soviet russia, it declared this to be its historical mission without fail. yes, it is necessary, only now remember how the historical mission ended. uh, cordon sanitaire, poland, and today nothing has changed in poland, working in the adhesions of great britain. how, like no one else, will we interrupt for advertising immediately after it, we will continue? i don't know where else to look for evidence. i will still fight to have a garbage processing plant built next to the premiere reserve on the russia channel, a blonde girl. so maybe elena saw that in my final state on it is capable. 10 times higher than you paid him dream valley today at 21:20 on the russia channel they will be there, they will make sure amazing people exist amazing people. the legendary show conti

brzezinski and supported china and which means pol pot. so pol pot was overthrown. the united states, europe and other countries supported pol pot to try take back cambodia because vietnam always, always is wrong. so in i interview brzezinski, who said pol pot's an abomination but china can support him, president carter said exactly to me, and he wrote it down on a piece of paper, this is for china. this is all to do that. so this country cambodia finally gets rid of the khmer rouge and they are under extreme restrictions so that no aid could go australia was the only country that went in to help them. and it took the vietnamese finally left. but because of policies on p.o.w. media was mentioned, the league of families did not want them so. all of a sudden the vietnamese were gone and along the border were the khmer rouge poised take back cambodia in the late 1980s. all of a sudden, secretary james baker said are we fell into a trap and so we finally got a peace treaty in paris. in 92. so that's a hard thing to figure out. it's geopolitical. it's also what was your

. >> or brzezinski. >> joe subaru. it's been scarborough, like, my whole life. >> yeah. >> subaru, joe subaru. iramping up for a campaign, maybe it's time for a rebrand. people love a good subaru, reliable automobile. >> great family car. >> it is odd, i have to say, that the desantis campaign won't confirm one way or another, how to say his name. we're happy to say it however it's meant to be said, but we've heard so many versions. >> just tell us. >> it's fine. >> goes back and forth from one event to another. genuinely not sure how to say the governor's name. >> you know, willie, he called himself ron desantis his entire life. ron desantis when he was running for governor. called himself ron desantis after he was governor. >> right. >> suddenly, "politico" reports his wife wanted him to change his name. the pronunciation to desantis. mika is like, i need to be joe subaru, so i understand that. still, de-santis or da-santis. >> it reminds me of joe azouzou. i'm dating myself. let's workshop it today and see how it fe

of the process, because it came as a big surprise to everyone even a year before the collapse, brzezinskierica's threats of a nuclear war, put orders of magnitude higher than the probability of the collapse of the union, but they extrapolated their findings to america , this was the main goal. calculate. what factors play a fatal role in the fate of powers seemed immortal, and then the political scientist ferbens explained america, like the soviet union , is built on ideas, if you move away from them, it will also fall apart, the mistake of the russians was that the world was transformed; the usual theory was useless, but they did not see it. they continued to bet on ideology instead of economics. instead of modernization, they entered the arms race and lost, and the americans can repeat this mistake as a conservative. crystal also saw ideology as the main threat, but in his formulation, the americans gained world domination and lost the enemy. and it split them in two, because the liberals have a corrupting effect on the social fabric. and what happened to the russians will happen in ame

you see, when brzezinski used the metaphor of a chessboard, which everyone plays on the indians playuranka chess , these same chinese in go- and we are in chapaeva. chess is a fairy tale, right? well , just like this. or anyway, here, as it were, as if there is a difficult moment at the moment about the chinese indians, in particular. well, of course, i don’t know, probably, a comrade in fashion would be very or a gentleman or what better to call him would be very stupid. if , well, if he becomes a comrade, then he is, but in fact, of course, for sure, to the americans. it doesn't believe by and large as everyone does not believe so to speak, in europe they do not believe either. no, the entire elite is sitting. that's it. in the fist, so to speak, of transnational bankers in digital cameras and all the others, but hmm , his situation is very difficult, generally speaking, here we are now talking there about the spring counteroffensive of the so-called apu. i won't say anything about him here, because , well, i know less about the issue than many others here in general in our country

, i a try that will commission as it was founded famously by roc a fella with z a big they have brzezinski, alan greenspan kissinger being a member of eric smith of google's, a gas storm with a british labor leader. you were once on that side. now your full on russian patriot, disappointed by the end of that globe load. that's why you work and understand what you understand. i can write an article like this, as i'm sure my was always on the side of the russian. i think the 20 years 30 years ago, i believed that we could integrate with the rest, not the rest. and that'll do mean by the way, ah, ah, i see uh my movement who should have saved the rest of the changes. so she forward of being a member of that community, but they didn't have on the whole and the reasons really low otherwise and decided to go sure russia way. so of course, i participated in all these institutions and commissions and the english main per phone be, i understand probably a little less than thinking better than anybody in russia or, and many in the west. i mean, it is take something to unite alexander, duke, and whos

and in 1997, brzezinski laid out a plan, which then came to fruition, where we moved it not one inch,00 miles to the east of 14 countries, and then we placed in greater romania a missile system capable of carrying nuclear weapons. they are minutes away from russia and they can decapitate the entire russian leadership. if we want to start a pre -emptive war democratically elected government of viktor yanukovych 2014. we spent $5 billion through cia usaid and the national endowment for democracy spent $5 billion to overthrow this government that was democratically elected. the way we destroyed democracy put our own government, which as we now know no window white house, including victoria elected 2 months before by phone, let's give a way. we chose a new government before the coup , we put in a new government, which to immediately unleash a civil war against the russian population of donbass forbids the russian language kills 14,000 of them, and then starts training with nato there were many provocations. poor guy, i'm just starting to really worry about him. realistically, there is , a

, i a try that will commission as it was founded famously by roc a fella with the big they have brzezinski alan greenspan kissinger being a member of erik smith of google's, a gas tom with a british labor leader. you are once on that side. now your full on russian patriot, disappointed by the end of that global. that's why you work and understand what you understand. and can write an article like this, and i was always on the side of the russian city during the years 30 years ago, i believed that we could integrate with the restaurant to him to the west. and that'll do mean by the way, uh uh, i see uh my movement who should have saved the rest of the week after changes. so she forward of being a member of that community. but they didn't have on the whole, and the reasons really low otherwise and decided to insure russia weight. so of course, i participated in all of these institutional commissions and the english main per phone. the, i understand probably there was some thinking better than anybody in russia or, and many in the west. i mean, it is take something to unite alexander, duke, a

oh, if you remember going back to the cutter administrations, you've been new brzezinski the and the say advisor. but even according to his, my more of the approach carter in the summer 79. so let's the stabilize have down to stay in the government the so they call in the soviet union. and that's exactly what they did. and for the next 78 years, there was just a drag on that larry economy, you know, somebody union economy and upset political stability. uh, that was the strategy us went into it for the long term perspective to try to debilitate the russians. and so we're giving you that times the economy, and it was a, to some extent successful, i think as the lead cindy, let's see the same strategy. i think they're going to do the same thing this time, which means that us as we look for the law, they may play games with. so let's negotiate the, if this offensive is not the affective, and they've got about the 4 to 6 weeks to prove it is or isn't. uh, then the us will look for some sort of a pause in the conflict. and it will offer this security agreement that the talk is going on now

to assess how ukraine's allies will be reacting to the situation in russia, i spoke with ian brzezinskirmer deputy assistant secretary of defense for europe and nato policy. thank you so much forjoining us here or that the programme. we understand that president zelenskyy has been speaking to nato allies including us president biden about the turmoil we have seen in russia. how do you think nato allies should be supported to ukraine in light of what we have seen in light of what we have seen in russia so they can capitalise on the situation? now is the time for nato to step up support for ukraine as ukraine is taking a challenging counter offensive the alliance to do several things — increase economic functions on russia, further exacerbate the economic divisions and stresses the country is facing and were repealed over the last couple of days. now is the time to further step of the flow of military equipment to uk, particularly long—range strike capabilities that ukrainians have been asking for and have been using the was that they have which a limited range, using them effectively. th

well, i don't think the us wants to so much to the so i think the us strategy is what i would call brzezinski to point out. ringback if you remember going back to the carter administration, he meant new versions, k, the n, a say advisor. or even according to his memoir approach, carter in the summer 79. so let's the stabilize have down to stay in the government there. so they call in the, the soviet union. and that's exactly what they did. and for the next 78 years, there was just a drag on, on the larry economy, you know, somebody union economy and upset political stability. uh that was the strategy us went into it for the long term perspective to try to develop, take the russians. and so we're giving you that times the economy and it was a to some extent successful. i think the lead send us the see the same strategies. i think they're going to do the same thing this time, which means the u. s. as in it, for the law, they may play games with. so let's negotiate the, if this offensive is not affective and they've got about the 4 to 6 weeks to prove it is or isn't. uh, then the us will look fo

i think the blueprint is of gamma stand, the eighty's where you know, brzezinski came out.

if boy shift justice to beacon brzezinski i at this evening as i'm hoping to jump the push andrea and do that. i thought i'm still and if there's just some, not some got a partial vision list of being able to produce the ask. the goal is boyish. of bill i'm doing it all subordinate the bush on to stay on the bottles. so join us. they have us on board meeting if there's any is, can you michelle sharon? yep. awesome. yeah. cuz when we have michelle laws coming to the nurse on there, she knew about the issue in general. and i think that has some postings. most of all you have the draft and i don't know instrumental to be civil. also the fact that all of these tremendous titles you're not on that is that see a static in your ability to say strongly what's on the left side of the bill. how many turning the money? correct. we have to be very careful, very credentials in our choices as to when do we become minutes early involved restraint. and then collective response is perhaps the best way to respond you want and that's what he meant and what that is. so that's no with the notion of school

to the eve the 20th party congress a week ago and now has become a permanent purge which is what brzezinski called it and talking the soviet union so big they have our former national security adviser and soviet politics expert because. what we see is they internal police and, disciplinary bureaucracies that actually carried out the in the first two rounds have now themselves become the target of the third round. i mean, these are people who are so trusted by xi jinping that he had them investigated. the head of the control cola and he sent to wuhan in first phases of the covid epidemic. but now no matter how loyal you to be to xi jinping always suspects you because the pressure here is so intense to prove your loyalty by bandwagon they non xi's policies taking them to a greater extreme than he might even originally have intended. but then he suspects and he talks about faced officials who are only mouthing the and pretending to be loyal. so there's this intimidation and pressure the officials are competing with one another to move up and to do so they have to overreach in the way they carr

the main groups now, but interacting here in this chess game, continuing the metaphor of the same brzezinskin washington in 2005, the only time i was invited to the usa after that was never invited again. i applied this metaphor to ukraine . incidentally, the female about it. we also wrote the great chess board. he said that russia without ukraine is not an empire. it will never be an independent pole. russia with ukraine is an independent pole. from here, following the covenant, but this is the indian version of geopolitics and provoked, i completely agree with you provoked conflict today, but if you go to this model, you can say that ukraine is a chessboard. ah, but those who play this bloody chess of war from both sides are not one, uh , not one center, and on our side on the american side there are three pieces of three poles, if you like, and on the american side there are those which are absolutely radical we are convinced that now the moment has come to finish off russia. taking advantage of the fact that we are now drawn into this conflict in this war. they think we've shown weakness

it did succeed and bleeding, the soviet union button brzezinski. gra bradley there. but there strongly, so we didn't fire, but i think things have changed the time. yeah, no rush. i think you may hear shift. i think there's something you're like right on a lot of those points here, but i'm likely ask in an episode, the west is suffering the consequences of its own policies here. gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on public relations as war, st with our to the a small, the best of both known issue. but for the mobile, when he was an annual g, d p per capita, it was about $4000.00 euros color and a mobile cuz i merely watched through the sleep of man, i've got an apartment across the seal from where this really into total me up was way, who was just letting them old, allow me to come out, please make your lives or stop the the single, the thought of unemployment is off the charts. most of us territorial integrity and sovereignty. we respect the country which enjoys financia

one of the most famous prophets with bigniv brzezinski, a political scientist, a writer, an employee of the white house, published the book grand chessboard about domination in 1997. america, its strategy in geopolitics for many years, the manifesto of a unipolar world was considered more like an analytics of a pensioner than instructions for action, but now you will see everything for yourself. to my students, in order to help them shape the outlines of the world of tomorrow , the georgian begins his book with such an epigraph, and then almost 400 pages of undisguised american truth about the world order, and it consists in justifying its right to hegemony. the main geopolitical prize for america is eurasia for half a millennium, the predominant influence in world affairs had eurasian states and peoples that fought each other for regional dominance and tried to achieve global power. today in eurasia, the leading role is played by a non-eurasian state, and the global superiority of america directly depends on how long it will effectively maintain its superiority on the eurasian conti

listen to brzezinski and not vance and follow much more sort of pro chinese line one again it wasn't about vietnam in terms of reconciliation. and then fast forward through the decades, it's still in the sort of, you know, the way that united states sees vietnam sometimes. it's about, you know, healing war wounds. it's about our shared past. but when it is not about that. it's about china. and i think that that's going to be very limiting and constraining for the united states, as it deals vietnam and once vietnam did do certain things, once you know, the united states to potentially or how should step up to china, that can't happen for for a whole myriad of reasons so that would be my one takeaway i would just say to to random things i live down the street from church, which is where martin luther king made his when he ties the civil rights civil rights movement and the vietnam war movement. and when i first decided to be a historian of the vietnam war, my said, you will be beat up by the vietnamese american community, because i decided to on hanoi and politics and not not write a g

whose school will defeat kissinger or brzezinski, in principle, while it seems not obvious why? the one hand, it is clear that the ukrainian question will not leave us alone as a lever against us for a very long time; on the other hand, now stoltenberg announces that we must send ukraine a powerful impulse of support and a signal that its future in nato and biden is responsible. america will not make it easier for ukraine to go nato kiev must meet the requirements of the alliance, that is, yes, the open door policy is preserved in nato, they can accept someone, but they are not obliged to kiev in theory. all this is a powerful signal about what kind of future he can count on in reality, how this is a new turn for him, in theory, not how much, in theory, he should already understand during the redivision of the world, the small players, the working materials for the global control machine. if a multipolar world is ripe and redistribution is already underway, they are simply used to put pressure on a strong player and zelensky. it may seem as much as you like that someone takes in

with wagons and the doctrines of brzezinski, that is , each time they proceeded from a simple postulatesia cannot be defeated. from the outside, it can only shake from within, because the request for justice is also part of our national genetic code. on it, in many respects, the same development potential is built, about which gumilyov wrote. that is why now everything needs to be called by its proper name. this is more than a mutiny, a private military company. this is more than a fight for personal ambition. this is a betrayal and it has no shades, and just the situation needs to be accepted, our country is a given and there are those who play against it, those who are trying to rock it from the inside, who for any reason gives in it the crisis does not play for russia, not for us. this must be understood. that is why now the main thing for all of us is to calmly and systematically answer and answer in such a way that it is clear, it is better not to try, traitors do not like anyone and anywhere, and any comparison of dmitry's lies with kornilov's ball-knife with anyone. with anything

. >> that is a very good question mika brzezinski, even though it was from christopher case, the attorneyppeared with donald trump this week. who was shortly sidelined after this proposal was made. and after he felt out some players about potentially reaching out to the department of justice. but it seems unlikely after the justice department would have agreed to even issue a, coming to some sort of agreement with trump's team. especially, even with that timeshare, they already knew that the former president was in possession of classified materials, that were highly classified, top secret, and contained things like the nuclear codes, and again highly sensitive top secret documents related to the military. but as we reported, the former president was never interested in taking a deal, he has always claim that these were his papers, that all the documents contained news clippings, just papers that he had picked up along the way obviously we have seen that not to be true as over 100 classified documents ultimately were outstanding when the justice department executed their search warrants b