historical podcast russia west on the swings of history, with you peter romanov and sergei solovyov, today our topic is catherine ii. here, summing up the reign, catherine the greatl history karamzin. he wrote that peter surprised europe with her victories, and catherine accustomed europe to these victories. in general , there were many very solemn statements about the reign of catherine, and that peter was only the dawn, and that catherine brought light to russia, there was a statement of this kind, that peter created people in russia, and... it was catherine who put her soul into them, well, a little pompous, so to speak, pathetic, but in principle, here is the russian encyclopedic dictionary, pre-revolutionary , the same thing, but already in a more calm language, but the essence remains the same, her reign is one of the most remarkable in russian history and its dark and light sides had a huge influence on subsequent events: especially on the intellectual and cultural development of the country. from this reign in russia they began to realize the importance of humane ideas, they began to talk about the right of a person to think for the benefit of their own k

in december 1782, tsar ierakliy ii appeals to empress catherine the great with a request to accept georgiae protection of russia. catherine, seeking to strengthen russian positions in transcaucasia, agrees: and six months later, on july 24 , 1783 , a treaty is signed in the georgievsk fortress. 200 years later, in the center of moscow on teshenskaya square in memory of this event at... the beginning of the 19th century was characterized by the aggravation of the struggle of the leading powers, both regional and great european empires, for the caucasus and transcaucasia, the penetration of russia into the region, the penetration of russia into the caucasus, in transcaucasia, the annexation of georgia in 1801, its inclusion in the. russian empire leads to the aggravation of relations between the russian empire and iran qajars, this leads to the russian-iranian war of 1804-1813. the war acquired a protracted nature quite soon, however after the victories of 1812, after the victories of general kotlerevsky in the battle of asvanduz after the capture of lankaran, iran was forced to ... russia's

no wonder, the golden age of catherine the great. to the historic house is a modern building, stylized as a medieval castle, which houses an exhibition dedicated to the seven centuries of kobrin. let's take a look. museum employees sometimes call our collections a small armory. indeed, this is so. and specialists who know a lot about museum business always note the high quality of our collections, among which there are many authentic regional ones and some things are presented in a single copy. this the museum can also be called a city brand, feel free to include it in your tourist plan, you won't regret it, where are we going next, you won't believe it, the next attraction is also associated with the famous commander, not kobrin, but suvorovograd, or something? you'll say, the locals joke like that too. in the western direction, there is a systematic build-up of nato coalition forces. at the moment , 10 multinational combat tactical groups have been deployed in poland and the baltic states alone, with a total of over 11,000 people.

no wonder, the golden age of catherine the great. to the historic house is a modern a building stylized as a medieval castle, which houses an exhibition dedicated to the seven centuries of kobrin. let's take a look. museum employees sometimes call our collections a small armory. indeed, this is so. glad to some, you say, locals also joke like that, we tell you how to choose high-quality products for healthy dishes, pay attention to the color, each type of vegetable has its own color, if it is darker or brighter than usual, then it may contain a large amount of nitrates by ... the best take the one that grew in a hot climate. the right breakfast is the key to health and good mood. yes, today we will make a healthy version of pizza that everyone can eat without exception. it is believed that turkey is one of the most dietary good types of meat that we can use in our diet. unforgettable about invigorating exercise. we pay attention to the position of our lower back, we try. squat to focus on the heels to maximize the use of our buttocks

catherine the great martyr literally bit by bit, for example, the decorative part of the arch, decoratedh glazed tiles hand-made with a unique, non-repeating pattern, was almost completely lost. you took from here a tiny surviving piece of majolica tiles here and here and recreated it completely, and recreated this pattern, well, in the art nouveau style. the walls were re-plastered, the linden elements were fixed. the project engineer , not without pride, shows the shiny copper protrusions of the merlon wall. the merlon teeth, it is made in the form of a dovetail. and this is how the architectural monument looked just a year ago ago, but even in its half-ruined state , the bell tower on baumanskaya with its domes covered with bizarrely shaped multi-colored tiles was always looked at with interest by tourists and passers-by. for me, it has simply been such a fairy-tale house since childhood. the old believer community looked at what was happening with sorrow. but there were not enough funds to save the building, in fact, it was returned to us quite a long time ago, transferred into owner

its picturesque shores were popular even under catherine the great, and today it is no less beautifulw there are excellent recreation areas and embankments. according to eyewitnesses, at the southern resorts, you don't want to get out of the water at all, it is comfortable, warm, some are hot, though today there will be rain and thunderstorms in some places. in the northwest, there is a thunderstorm, in st. petersburg the temperature will drop to 17°, but this will not last long, just as the rain and thunderstorms in moscow will not last long. today in the capital +23:25, and tomorrow again the sun and growth. temperatures contrary to all calendars, for now that's all for me, watch the weather on ntv. you're super, new. season from september 1 at 20:20 on n.

to russia and are, instead of being an accumulator of russian lands comparing themselves to catherine the great or peter, it's a great student is the 1st russian leader since world war 2 to lose russian lance. and so this is a very important turning of the narrative against vladimir putin. what's one thing to, to catch? i must go nothing as it were and make these incursions quite another thing. having woken up to the john, if i could mix my master for those 2 to hold your ground and then hold onto these uh these boarder regence. yeah, i'm not sure that russia is a giant, but they've been struggling to make games and ukraine. it's been those pretty much static along the front lines with very marginal gains and very, very how it costs to russian forces for a year and a half. now. they had to concentrate on those 90 percent of their military capacity on ukraine in order to sustain the war effort and then left them completely exposed in a place like course. so it's clear they don't have the capability of both of attacking your grain and defending rush at the same time. it will be interesting to see

renaming, they came into conflict with regional administrations, which... moved the monument to catherine the greatthe backyard, removed it from its proper place, only duka reshele remained in his place, they tried to hide everything else somehow, but the latest attempts of the regional authorities sent from kiev to continue this line, they encountered at least rhetorical and verbal resistance, of course, people who are odessans themselves. they feel with their skin that it has been too much for a long time, so they themselves do not want to go further along this path, whether they will be able to force them or not, this is another question, including to us, whether we will move towards odessa or not, we have already agreed andrey ivanovich with konstantin fedorovich, that the task of the kiev regime is to drag china to the so-called second peace summit, which is being prepared for the fall of this year, china refused to participate in the first peace summit, this... in many ways predetermined the position of many other countries of the world majority, it is clear that for the initial position of k

parables, there is an element of this catherine's philosophy, in this regard, she was, well, in my opinion, she was continuer, in this case, of the views of peter the greate... philosophy, yes, it must be said that catherine, she herself admitted this at the end of her life, that she was not an original thinker in general, if you look at her notes, written a year before her accession to the throne, then we will see there an absolutely, one might say, utopian, ideal picture, she writes there that she wants to do only good on the throne, that she wants to eradicate despotism in russia, she wants to free the serfs from... through practical management, so to say, she said, called russia my little farm, here is another thing that distinguished them, if peter believed that a european shoe should be put on a russian foot, then wear it no matter how painful, then catherine very often, she tried to fit this shoe. and so on, actually, of course, the delegates themselves, who worked assembled, so to speak, elected on the order, they, of course, considered this the work of catherine herself, but catherine herself in correspondence with foreign friends, she said that

water, senizhskoye lake near moscow, its picturesque shores were popular back in the time of catherine the great, and today it is no less beautiful. now there are excellent recreation areas and embankments. according to eyewitnesses, you don't want to get out of the water at all in the southern resorts, it is comfortable, warm, some are hot, though today there will be rain and thunderstorms in some places. there is a thunderstorm in the northwest, in st. petersburg the temperature will drop to 17°, but this will not last long, as it is not... long and rains with cargo in moscow. today in the capital +23:25, and tomorrow again sun and rising temperatures contrary to all calendars. that's all for now. watch the weather on ntv. morning continues, the best. testing a foreign car along with the main road. getting to know a useful recipe from sergey malozemov. traveling around russia together. can premium german crossovers be supported as an alternative to new chinese ones, here is a parody of the grentvagen named glk and bmw x3. x3 does not copy anyone, yeah, only its owners constantly go to the dism

it's just a gift from catherine the great. 792 , the empress granted the cossacks lands on which the fortress first appeared, and then the city grew. so the cossacks were awarded for their participation in the wars against the ottoman empire, at the same time they became guardians of the new borders of the russian empire. so the keepers of the cultural traditions of the past, there are incredibly many of them in this region, now we will show you everything. the kuban cossack choir is the historical successor of the military singing choir of the kuban cossack army. and what an incredible history this group has. just think about it, it was created before the war with napoleon, revived in the late thirties, disbanded again under khrushchev, and reassembled in the brezhnev era. since 1974, the group has been headed by one person, viktor gavrilovich zakharchenko. the artistic director is a legendary man. they say about him: a cossack by birth and upbringing. the kuban cossack choir has its own mission, connecting the past with the p

these lands were given to count orov, a favorite of empress catherine the great, in the... tenth years500s, at the beginning of the next century the estate was first built in stone, it was plumbing and even heating, the thickness of the walls of 90 cm allowed to make heating channels, which is clearly visible, the first, second, third, fourth, the stilt ceilings are laid out of stone, such can no longer be found in buildings of the 19th century, the plaster still retains its integrity and in parts where it is missing, we see - even brick, which has not lost its integrity over time and has not crumbled. the last owners of usulskaya vutchina left russia with the white army. in soviet times there was a college here. the estate survived several major fires, after its gradually plundered. despite all the misfortunes that befell the estate, the main count's complex was preserved. the clay for the bricks was soaked for as long as 8 months. egg white was used in the laying technology for durability. the scale is impressive : the ceilings are 3.5 m high and the walls are 90 cm wide. volunteers

was pasted with the inscriptions occupier and i want in museum to katya, that is, to empress catherine the greatcity, a monument that was recently torn down. evgeny reshitnev, anastasia serikova and pavel alekseev, news. a sharp turn in the american election race, one democratic candidate less. robert kenneth jr. defected to the enemy and supported donald trump, who had previously promised him a place in his administration for this. about what connects trump and kennedy, and how the balance of power will now change before the elections from washington, dmitry melnikov. the dust of delight and jubilation from kamela harris's speech at the democratic party convention settled quickly, and it became clear that she had said nothing intelligible about the future of america in her speech. the atmosphere of joy, which... has become the motto of the renewed democratic party, cannot solve the problems of the united states, and those who tried to listen, and not admire, harris, did not hear the most important thing. she did not mention the border, inflation, bad economy, crime, she did not mention anything

now the craftsmen are working on the right altar in honor of the great martyr catherine, and in the fall they plan to begin painting the central part of the temple. the work will be fully completed in 2026. we wish all our colleagues a good broadcast, residents of moscow and the moscow region. see you in a few seconds. a serious traffic jam formed at this hour in the area of ​​the fortieth kilometer of the moscow ring road. this happened because of a massive accident involving five cars. medics, police, and emergency services are currently working at the scene , one person was injured, three lanes had to be closed, so drivers should choose detour routes. well, in lyubertsy, they are investigating the causes of a major fire on the territory of a former plant. the fire occurred in one of the buildings. where a warehouse with decorations was located, the fire was fought from the ground from the air, all the circumstances of the emergency are under the control of the prosecutor's office. kirill popov with details. a black billowing column over the territory of the former ukhtomsky plant is b

water, senizhskoye lake near moscow, its picturesque shores were chosen back in the days of catherine the great, and today it is no less beautiful. now there are excellent recreation areas and embankments here. at the southern resorts, according to eyewitnesses, there is no water at all i want to go out, it is comfortable, warm, the days are hot, though today there will be rain and thunderstorms in some places, there is a thunderstorm in the northwest , in st. petersburg the temperature will drop to 17°, but this will not last long, just as the rain and thunderstorms in moscow will not last long. today in the capital it is +23:25, and tomorrow the sun will be shining again and the temperature will rise despite all the calendars. that's all for now, watch the weather on ntv. you are super, the new season from september 1, 2020 on ntv. are you tired of looking for a loan that will be approved? compare simplifies this task. take a loan on the website or in the compare mobile app. there is there are many reasons to choose osaga on the website or in the compare app, but one is the most important: we

empress catherine the great often stayed here. ant, was the first european to reach india. the monument was unveiled in 1955, since then everyone. go to afanasy, make wishes, right, especially about travel, and also local residents, like many people of the soviet era, loved romance, adventure, so it was in our history, in the seventy-seventh year kalinin boys in search of unseen treasures entered an abandoned house, but instead of an ancient treasure they found a bloody... moscow rovd of the city of kalinino. the first senior inspector of the criminal investigation department checked all the men who had disappeared without a trace. i deserved it, it was obvious that she was much more interested in money than in her husband's fate. they showed the photos to taxi drivers, one remembered, this man asked from... the operative went to a gypsy camp got to the wedding preparations. the street was crowded with guests. the happy groom, it was the same missing professor, ran away from his wife, a gypsy mistress, do you know this woman, this

we have two chapels of the great martyr catherine, the holy blessed grand duke alexander nevsky, on weekdaysform divine services within the chapel, on holidays and sundays we perform worship, liturgy in the central limit. now the cathedral houses a state museum, which can be visited on weekdays after 10 am, the rest of the time is church time, it is the cathedral that functions, everyone can visit. any service. once again , we say good morning to everyone. on our calendar , it is august 8, this is thursday and you know, very soon the orthodox world will celebrate the first of three saviors. honey. this will happen on august 14. and it is on august 14 that the annual orthodox festival makovei will be held on the blue krynica in the slavgorod district. organizers plan to receive at least 50,000 people and guests of the festival, the program of which includes a honey fair, an exhibition of sales of products by master cheese makers and souvenirs made by belarusian craftsmen. here , creative groups gather annually to participate in the eco -ethnofestival song of krenitsa on august 13. in addition

it's a psychological thriller, the complex relationship of paul ii with his mother catherine the greatall his life he tried to understand what happened to his father, i should be on the throne, where to ask you will lead russia love and hate in their relationship, it seems to me that this was one of the reasons why i liked the script very much, that there was nothing, you know, black and white. we know denis vlasenko from popular tv series and films throwing up and passions for matvey, the rising star of russian cinema plays the russian emperor from his youth until his death at the age of 47. the creators promise to change the stereotypical screen image of paul i. here he is more like hamlet. you were a child, how can you gain weight? i do not believe you. well, tomorrow is the birthday of the outstanding singer, composer, beloved by many generations muslim magomayev. channel one shows the multi-part film magomayev, created with love and respect, on saturday and sunday on channel one. starring milos bikovic. life and chose the best milos bikovic. it's funny that of all the contenders,

main kronstadt square, it is called the anchor. and this is not at all accidental, in 1783 catherine the greatralty here for safety, but paul, who took up the post, returned it back to st. petersburg, there was a dump and a kor that have served their purpose. here is one of them, this thing weighs almost 2 tons. the dump was here until 1903, when a naval cathedral was built here. and now, after 10 years of the most difficult work of the architect vasily antonovich kosyakov, on the site where the old anchors used to wait for remelting, a huge, second largest cathedral in russia appeared, which is undoubtedly the face of the city of karanshtat. for 209 years, there was no cathedral in kranshtat that could simultaneously accommodate the crews of several ships, i must tell you that in the sea is really hard, it's lonely and restless there, at any moment you can be taken away by the elements, and if it's a military campaign, you can simply be killed. the blessing gave the sailors hope for a favorable outcome, so many simply voluntarily chipped in to build a naval cathedral. this cathedral is really

the markets. let's talk to seen economics commentator catherine rampell. catherine always great to see you. thanks for being with us on this sunday evening. now, the job market has obviously been a real cornerstone of strength for this economy. this report took some people by surprise and i know i've read some of your thoughts on this. it sounds like it's the trend that's what's really worrisome here. >> right? if you look at the raw numbers just to sort of a snapshot in time 4.3%, unemployment is actually quite low by historical standards. and even the level of job growth. it's positive, it's relatively strong, it's just not as strong as it has in the last couple of years. so the real worry is not what the job market looks like. now, it's that these trends are moving in the wrong direction. we don't want unemployment to get even higher given that it's been rising for each of the past four months. we don't want job growth to slow more are let alone, of course, turn into job losses so that's really the worry here. how much has the economy cooled down? and will it continue to cool or slow down

the harris campaign has not a great back to you. thank you, catherine. the special counsel looking into the classified documents case against. >> former president trump is arguing it should be reinstated u.s. district judge aileen cannon throughout the case after concluding jackson, appointment as a special counsel in her view is unconstitutional. smith's team appealed the case arguing her decision is at odds with widespread and longstanding appointment practices in the department of justice and across the government. not clear when the atlanta based 11th circuit court of appeals will rule on this. trump is accused of keeping classed of classified materials after leaving the white house and then trying to block any attempts to retrieve them. >> lawmakers spend more time today gathering facts about the july assassination attempt on trump. our washington correspondent in a similar explains their findings. lawmakers say after the tour they have more questions than answers. >> notably while the spots around former president trump more secure. from the roof wh

the way. great book. written by catherine smith, a busy land. the gatekeeper. suffers a series of strokes and can no longer speak, and eventually has to leave the white house and go live with her sister up in boston. and fdr pays all of her medical until she dies. in 1944. and she really was one of the closest people to him, his inner circle. and then in early september, his beloved sarah becomes quite ill. fdr finds out he leaves the white house, he rushes up to hyde park. he's by side when she dies. she had been the rock on which he had built his entire career. so the next day he's his mother's room and he's sort of going through some stuff. his assistant, grace tully, comes in and hands him this box and he opens the box and there's his christening gown, the lock of his hair, his baby shoes, all these things that his mother had kept for him. and he begins to weep. and neither grace telling her anybody in his immediate circle had ever seen him emotion like this. he wore a black mourning armband for a year after her death. so he suffers these two, you know, gri

considerably with his talent as a commander, the loving heart of the great woman thawed at the sight of the matured major general. it is known that catherineery quickly appreciated potemkin's leadership qualities, his ability to govern the state, to develop the military power of the state, therefore these moments, at that time for the russian empire. including for catherine, since she needed a strong male hand, they played a decisive factor, but of course, about the personal character traits of both potemkin and catherine today there are various legends and opinions, but first of all, the relationship at the level of the entire russian empire and their significance for the state at that time were fundamental. they say that grafotkina and catherine ii even secretly married, such a marriage is called. manganetic, with it the husband of an unequal position did not acquire the same high status as the wife, and some historians even claim that the newlyweds had a child. the mystery of the appearance of a baby in the estate in 1775 has not been solved to this day. pedigree daughter of count elizabeth is only half known for certain. according to t

baksitogorsk will show the same, and it should also be no cooler than +21 in... calligraphy on the great tea route , catherineir; they are soft and can be used to paint real art. within a minute, the artist from the celestial empire draws hieroglyphs. there is no room for random movement, much less error. at the end, the master's seal is sprinkled with gold dust. friendship that has passed through winds and rains becomes stronger, literal translation. at 8 hieroglyphs liu hongsheng put the main purpose of his visit to st. petersburg. the artist brought 80 scrolls to the russian museum and each one is unique. conventionally, they are divided into three sections: copies of the inscriptions of famous calligraphers. however, in chinese culture, characters are believed to resemble the people who wrote them. chinese calligraphy dates back more than 3,000 years, each stage personifies the idea of ​​beauty of the people of that time, therefore, by studying the works of a particular author, we can get closer to their aesthetics. lyuha hongshen has been involved in collegiate writing since childhood, for more than 40 y

territory of the complex: byzantine quarter, roman military camp, antique villa, winemaker's estate, archaeological and catherine parks. separate rooms are dedicated to the crimean. and the greatentire rich history of the peninsula, which goes back centuries, even to pre-christian times. permanent exhibitions will appear at another very important object for crimea in the simferopol cathedral mosque, the largest and most beautiful on the peninsula. the museum of islam will be located on its territory. the mosque was planned to be built in tsarist times, then in soviet times. after the collapse of the ussr, ukrainian authorities have been in power for decades. neither the energy blockade of the peninsula by kiev, nor pandemics, nor western sanctions could prevent the construction of the simferopol cathedral mosque. the first service was solemnly held last december. now a short advertisement. next in our issue. israel and the united states are preparing to repel a massive missile attack from iran. what processes are going on under the middle eastern carpet and how can it be shaken up? the time has come for alfabank, the time for benefits for everyone, from beijing to the baltic s

the harris campaign has not a great vicki and grant. >> all right. we shall see. thank you, catherine. still ahead, a local olympian is back for and giving back to the community. but first, bay area, residents gearing up for a labor day travel. what gas prices are looking like for the holiday. i'll say what city hall insiders won't. we have a drug, homelessness, and economic recovery crisis, because the system that's supposed to fix things is the problem. record budgets. fewer officers. business killing bureaucracy. the insiders won't change a system built for their benefit. i'm daniel lurie and san francisco needs a mayor unafraid to take on the status quo, bring accountability, and stop the excuses. >> airport highways, beaches and theme parks are all expected to be packed for the long labor day hoday weekend. as a lot of americans, mark the unofficial end of summer, the same way they celebrated the season's unofficial start by traveling the transportation secretary. it security rather administration anticipates screening more than 17 million people between thursday and next wednesd

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reuniting the north in the south through the mail after the war, he is buried in dumbarton oaks cemetery and this memorial, not for him. this catherine, a great friend of ours, of mine, took a lot of photographs for me of the gravesite and his name ished on that stone. but that is really was really faer and mother in law.r his and so they are buried there. he andife e buried there. and then a number of other symmes relatives are buried there. so there's at least that that we have in the washington area about him. and then here at the postal museum. as you go into the wonderful mail exhibit here, there is this letter from howard. oh, howard, about the of the mail in war tched on the door. and i urge of you to do to see that whole exhibit. but i'm going to just take one more moment to read you part of the obituary for mark cohen that appeared in the new york times by general van ness boynton, who was a congressional medal winner and gettysburg and was one of the first to help create the national military battlefield park at gettysburg. and he, colonel marquand, was well known throughout the armies which grant commanded as the originator of the

beginning of the accession of catherine i, here foreigners fully supported menshikov and catherine, although their influence was already quite large, well, after the era of peter the greatited, they were already approaching the throne, but in fact, they themselves were directly on this very first occasion. he had a very long career under a number of our rulers, he was valued both as a diplomat and as a person knowledgeable in internal affairs. a very interesting episode for the characterization of starman himself, when there was a vacuum of power, at the same time, which means it was preminchikov when it loomed, so to speak , the figure of peter, the grandson, loomed, but he was not yet looking for different options, finally suggested the option of marrying this peter to the future empress elizaveta petorovna, who was his aunt, the age difference there was more than significant, the teenager peter was already an adult, that is, a person devoid of any special features at all. borders in general, well, for that time, especially for the german principalities, a normal story for those, of course, that’s all. so, this same osterman, which means he was present at this meeting

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the day. what else has come in in terms of social media response? what do we have, catherine? critical topic and a greatiscussion on your, wow, this seems complimentary. how did this get through? >> the data on the plight of young men, suicide rate, et cetera, cannot be ignored. >> the lack of empathy expressed by many for the trouble is very sad. it is greg nichols if, as scott said, if it were any other demographic group, i think that people will be saying my god, it's a five-alarm fire. we've got to do something you know, fill in the blank takeout young men. >> even worse young white men, and fill in the blank with any other demographic and believe me, the democratic party on this list from their website would have that group as a demographic, they'd want to reach quickly one more, i think i've got time make education great again, take out the woke bring back masculinity, man, i want the 80s back. >> you want the 80s back? i want the 70s back. by the way, masculinity has taken on such a negative connotation among some in this discussion, i point out that in the piece that claire cain miller wrote in

slavery in history by other cultures and the current slave trade, which to my knowledge is mostly non—white people being enslaved by non—white people. catherine, greatw, i'm joined by michelle juby, the queen of prime time political debate hoves into view now . tubes, hoves into view now. tubes, what's on your menu? hello, martin. >> to good join you. look, there's one story that's dominated so much of the news headunes dominated so much of the news headlines today. that is the very sad news of a man, mike lynch. many call him a british version of bill gates. his yacht seems to be caught in some kind of weather freak accident. i can tell you now, joining me on my program for an exclusive conversation is a man, david tabizel. he is a friend and actually the co—founder of the business autonomy, which is something that people will remember that mike lynch actually spent over a decade of his life trying to kind of salvage his reputation. he was, of course, cleared of the charges in june this year. so interesting chat there. horrendous situation unfolding overin horrendous situation unfolding over in italy of course. also want to talk about matters in th

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the underlying causes. >> catherine was excellent . it's >> catherine was excellent. it's great to have you back. ry much. now joining us now is the former adviser to david cameron, phillip blonde. phillip, welcome to the show. so things are going to be painful. things aren't going to get better. they're going to get much, much worse. conservatives had 14 years at the helm. and a lot of conservatives no doubt yourself included, must be looking at keir starmer in that rose garden now thinking wow, there's going to be a long five years ahead. >> well it was pretty. >> well it was pretty. >> i mean i agree with that analysis. >> i mean, i think that the conservatives failed to transform the economy and i think your correspondent, as she was speaking earlier, was quite right. what is most missing is a long term analysis of where the problems are. the economic problems are. the economic problems of the country come from and what they are. we are now lagging behind in terms of wages and remuneration for ordinary people. behind all of our peers, we're becoming the poor man of europe again. and that's lar