oh, you, a members found a new mazda, the central intelligence agency, of the usa, cia, although it was on a different continent. it was far more generous than the germans. that b, $2.00 are both, so it's not deal cars, do not say quality care. what got thought it got us in your mouth, in the dynamic get out say me and my territory what the, what can throw in this i was cause i usually of so yes can say was, what did you say? do you see any deal nice points of, of what that pursued? supposed on that in and was pulled into both for huge fan in the early 19 fifties, us president harry truman signed a secret plan to attack the usaa. the americans went going to declare war because the world would have undoubtedly condemned them for it. however, a so called peace making operation, which ukraine would rise up with the u. k. i taking up arms with a different story. i gave it trying to convince the americans that it was still possible to separate ukraine from the u. s. i saw at the cia behest, he did his best to rock the boat as hard as possible. the nationalist ran a mug throughout the ukraini

the central intelligence agency literally announced yesterday that because stocks are running out inhe russian federation, they began to use missiles that were not transferred by ukraine according to the budapest memorandum in 1994, the russians and now all the missiles are flying in the direction of ukraine - you know this information defense-express researched this topic. so, we talked about the fact that even earlier, it was faked that the second 55 missile, how many were in ukraine after the collapse of the soviet union, just got to the russian federation, after ukraine signed the budapest memorandum and assumed the obligation , about the destruction of nuclear weapons, these missiles were the carriers of nuclear weapons that the united states possessed and these missiles. well, more than 500, in my opinion, 500 60 missiles were transferred and strategic bombers were also transferred, which were also in ukraine and, ironically, these weapons, the nuclear weapons that ukraine had , are currently being used by russia, a signatory of the budapest memorandum, and according to its vio

a members found a new master, the central intelligence agency of the usa, cia, although it was on a different continent. it was far more generous than the germans that b, $2.00 or both was not deal. carter did not say partly to do what got voted. got us in your mouth in the, in the may i get out say me my territory. what the fuck gun thrown aside from so i usually just say was, what did you say? do you see any deal nice points over to what that pursued. so on that end and was pulled into both for huge fan the early 1950 s u. s. president harry truman signed a secret plan to attack the usaa, the americans went going to declare war because the world would have undoubtedly condemned them for it. however, a so cool piece making operation, which ukraine would rise up with the u. p. i taking up arms with a different story, i sure gave it, trying to convince the americans that it was still possible to separate ukraine from the u. s. s. at the cia behest. he did his best to rock the boat as hard as possible. the nationalist ran a mock throughout the ukrainian and night attacks were a real nightmare f

began to be heard at the end of the year, statements by the heads of the pentagon and the central intelligence agency of the united states that the scenarios for the use of nuclear weapons by the russian federation are minimal, moreover, the diplomatic efforts of other european partner states regarding the accession of india and, most importantly, china, at the moment of, say, diplomatic pressure on the occupying country regarding the non-use of nuclear weapons , putin is changing his rhetoric accordingly does not have the possibility of military diplomatic pressure with the use of nuclear weapons, he perfectly understands that the only lever of influence remains land operations, accordingly, if the land component is working, the constant or otherwise , then the terms of the war increase, and taking into account the fact that the russian federation is currently suffering repeated defeats, and even more so russian sources themselves admit that the operational and strategic initiative was acquired by the armed forces of ukraine . for a military-political reason to talk about the nature of war. but at t

a new stage of the war against our country, instead, i will note that according to the central intelligence agencyia is not ready for a new offensive, they added, if such a threat is we will have information about another 520 russians who did not find a gift from nicholas under their pillow because there are no more. the enemy army has lost 98,800 fighters, they are losing attackers and equipment, namely one tank, six armored combat vehicles, 13 cars and tank trucks - five artillery systems and one anti- aircraft weapon in the general headquarters clarify that the data is indicative, so far all the news the next issue will be on the 11th read more on our website espresso.tv a brief summary of the main thing on our telegram channel news espresso.tv the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv subscribe give us likes write comments, always have a ukrainian view of the world khrystyna yatskiv and andriy saichuk will continue the informational broadcast of espresso, now let's listen to people suffering from rheumatism but it's arthritic, it's impossible to get used to

the organization, those even admitted to taking on some rules previously conducted by the central intelligence agency. a lot of what we do today was done, covered lee 25 years ago by the ca. the biggest difference is that when such activities are done, overtly the flap potential is close to 0 openness to its own protection. i don't think it's funny is that we get humorous, but i think it's funny from the fact that america talks about colonialism or that ukraine talks about colonialism in america has interfered with more more called imperialism as interfere with more elections and more. the sovereignty of more nations around the world than any other nation on, on earth. and we find ourselves in this place where there are exactly what they say they're fighting against. and when they speak about what russia is doing, in large part, that's what they've done across the world. they use the word democracy, they use the word freedom, they use the word that we want. we want to protect freedom of speech. but in actuality, everything that you see even down to the twitter files, which we weren't supposed to ever

for example, the head of the central intelligence agency or mr.ld that he refuses to i still met in november and then you remember how it was created flew to moscow when there was just this exacerbation and she said that everything is fine , calm down, he will not be here and then the director of the cia flew and he turns out to be there then we had a conversation high xxi year of course not in this here it is already clear that there he also met with that trooper in his visavi, and it turns out that when he told the trooper that if you attack ukraine, there will be a serious reaction, a very serious one, then the trooper, who lost his temper, began to fumble with some papers on the table and shout that we already have an army that is comparable in power to your american army, and we will crush ukraine there in one or two and says then the director of the cia understood that war was inevitable. i think there were probably some signals through diplomatic channels even then and they tried to explain what this war is, what war today we understand tha

everything will be decided, a big war will happen, and before that, intelligence and the central intelligence agencyhe pentagon spoke repeatedly about the fact that there will be an invasion today, about a possible new offensive of the russians in the spring, we are talking about april , they are talking approximately in the federal republic of germany in their intelligence, but somehow the states are now silent on this matter, and general zaluzhnyi is also talking about this, what does anyone have to do with this is it being prepared? is this a topic that somehow exists in the media now? perhaps in the expert environment regarding this possible mood, because i am talking about it now, it is being talked about in europe, but i do not hear that it was so actively talked about in the states. please, i didn’t hear it. i don’t see a snake. i didn’t see the statements of the relevant officials and about some specific things related to the possible offensive of the new russia. recently, this is what even from president bohdan when he met with president zelensky about the united states understanding that t

conversation between the head of the fsb of the russian federation, patrushev, and the head of the central intelligence agencyf the united states of america, burns, they met, came to petrashev, had a conversation with him, and then a lot pointed out unequivocally what you are worried about , what you accept during the time of vladimir putin, the russian army has been modernized so much that it is even possible to compete with the american army. the russians invaded the territory of ukraine on a full scale and, in fact, in two weeks they planned to solve the problem of ukraine in general, i don’t know if it was all of ukraine, but at least it should have been solved in general and there is a lot looked very calmly at beyoncé, who promised certain consequences for russia, said yes, we can do it, it won't be a problem for us to do what we want, ex-ambassador of the united states of america john sullivan said about it. well, in short, i told you about the impossible plans of russia federations and about real events facts that happened today yuriy fizer the world about ukraine yuriy good evening please good evenin

purchase of equipment for the ukrainian energy grid, meanwhile, president zelensky and the central intelligence agencyarn that russia is preparing for new attacks lesya mykolaivtsi oleksiy osyka voice of america out to the united states presented a documentary film mariupol is not lost hope is the testimony of people who survived the occupation of the city and were able to save themselves the hero five citizens who lived in mariupol the first month of the full-scale invasion the picture was created by leading ukrainian producers who specially united to shoot a movie about the prerequisites of the hit and its consequences of russian aggression, iryna sonkok visited the screening of the tape in the suburbs of philadelphia, the third day of the war, when it is very scary , something must be done, my friend advises a psychotherapist during the air raid, she already washed the floor in the entrance three times, now i will give a sterile floor and she overcame fear i write in some kind of nonsense during the shelling because nothing comes to my head and it comes out - what am i afraid of i count the explosi

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and here are the missile attacks, our central intelligence agency says that russia does every month 40les is 40 missiles, we know that it can launch even twice as many at one time, that is, how many missiles should be enough for such massive attacks, what do we have to prepare for, there is still a problem, we are talking about missiles . yu in the university times and he said that, in particular, the pace of production of h1 missiles, which are the most used in these russian missile attacks , will set up to 40 missiles per month, in fact , we were somewhat surprised by these indicators because in the past the minister of defense and oleksiy reznikova in november spoke about the fact that russia can feed there up to 20 missiles per month, but these rates were half as low. factories, or now there is a period when the russian defense industry is trying to mold the maximum number of missiles as quickly as possible from all the remnants in order to use them in missile attacks and the number of these attacks is the same covenitsi said that the russians will use 80-90 missiles there in each

. >> elements of the central intelligence agency killed john kennedy. >> a story has been suppressed.es have been killed. >> we have a right to know who killed our president and why he died. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> in dallas, preparations were already under way for extraordinary police protection when the president should arrive. >> do you anticipate any trouble on the president's arrival? >> because of what has happened here previously we would be foolish, i think, not to anticipate some trouble. i don't -- really, i don't anticipate any violence. >> here comes air force number one, the president's plane now touching down. there is mrs. kennedy, and the crowd yells. and the president of the united states. and i can see his suntan all the way from here. >> looking at how things actually went, it wasn't just a trip to dallas, it was a political trip preparing for the 1964 elections. >> shaking hands now with the dallas people, governor and mrs. connolly, governor connolly on your left. >> it was whether kennedy could use his charisma and his influence to get all the squabbling democrats

throughout this period, the directors of the central intelligence agency of the united states of americaeryone there several times, their specialists are working. they're in control they say and what's the point information and psychological support, which today the anglo-actions demonstrate in the hot phase of any military conflict, is of key importance, it is dominant and today what was filmed and how it was shown, in my opinion. it's not for our audience ears it doesn't matter. we still don't get it . but there, against the background of how he will speak to the congress, it does not matter, of course, this is a heroically strong leader and so on. clear. in fact, all this. hmm, everything, this is profanity. actually, this is a person who is subject to a huge complex and problems of a person who is absolutely. he is weak-willed and does what he is told in advance, e is prepared for any kind of publicity, e, by special specialists, and so on, today, holding a military collegium, we are talking about what colleagues will not accidentally expand in the future in a very large serious comp

weaponize this subject when it's our institutions and our agencies like in this case the central intelligence agency releasing everything, even if there's an ugly truth to confront there, it actually speaks to the grandiosity of america to overcome something that's embarrassing or worse and recognize it as opposed to trying to bury it as they have now tried to do for 59 years. >> i hope you all come back as you dig through these records and learn more about what happened. fernand and jefferson, thank you both very much. really appreciate you both. >>> coming up next, president biden says the u.s. is all in on africa, at a d.c. summit hosting dozens of african leaders as russia and china look to expand their influence in this vital region. we're back after this. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's still learning how to budget, so mom keeps her alerts on full volume. hey! what? it's tr

bad news to mike pence and the former secretary of state mike pompeo, former director of central intelligence agency as well, that they're in over their heads, especially -- >> they are. >> -- the latest is mike pence, who says this was an uneven swap. so, mr. vice president, former vice president, what would be an even swap? define an even swap. define what you'd do with an american citizen who's called a celebrity by mike pompeo, she is, but that wasn't the reason she's free today, she's free today because she was an american citizen in captivity in russia, and russia approaches the negotiation the same way they approach the war in ukraine -- destroy, destroy, destroy. they have destroyed part of her life. so they've given an option to the united states. basically, the window is closing in 24 hours. we'll only release one american, we're not giving you paul whelan. so joe biden had on his december it can offer to release one american, one american, and he chose to get that one american released. he ought to be applauded for what he did. i'm sure the family of the american, brittney griner, that he

we need good sources, preferably at nato headquarters in state department central intelligence agencyn previous periods. well, we can probably assume that they exist now, in any case, the effectiveness of the work of the main directorate of the general staff of the russian armed forces depends a lot on the effectiveness of the work of the russian foreign intelligence service, because the president relies primarily on their information. when developing and adopting the most important foreign policy military solutions. let's listen to who is reading strange books and thus prepares for pergamum how such negotiations will end after reading this literature and god alone knows funny. a passion for reading makes olaf scholz a smart ruler, but also makes him a ruling know-it-all shortly before the scholz took over, the position of chancellor, tensions on the ukrainian border began to rise, the first signs that vladimir putin was preparing an invasion, so scholz began to read books. michel's french are in putin's head. yulchaninov's network of putin of the british katherine belton, and he has

the white house, yes it is necessary to set such tasks, of course, the central intelligence agency. unfortunately, as a result of a betrayal, failed. this is the famous aldrich, ames, who surrendered all american agents in the soviet union, is now facing a life sentence in a maximum security prison. allen wood i think that any representative of the western intelligence agencies who can provide us with similar information can expect that such a noble patriotic impulse will be rewarded. those sums and all sizes which these people will ask. this is very important. for us. these are our assistants, our agents. she must be everywhere. and today , in the conditions of such a global confrontation, we are counting on our foreign intelligence service. main directorate of the general staff. well, one more structure, which also deals with the issue of foreign intelligence as desired, there are fewer successes failures more results. although they, of course, we will never know, at least for the next 100 years, recruiting is done right in the studio for 60 minutes. well , i’m asking the right ti

states america admitted that at the beginning of his political career he was an agent of the central intelligence agency him 10 years to thirty years in prison. this once again underlines everything you want to know about the representation of the united states of america and the law and the rule of law. they consider themselves the only source of law. here are their laws their justice is distributed throughout the world. it does not accept any restrictions on the jurisdiction of other countries. they are over a country that has the right to dictate to others to determine conditions for them, how to live both in the country as a whole and for individual citizens. this is very indicative precisely for this today, the united states of america are at war with us, in fact, they are at war with economic iconocultural areas and with the hands of ukrainians on the territory of ukraine they are fighting for this right to remain the only country that dictates the rules to the whole world, a country that is the supreme judge over everything, but uh fight. they will be for this for a long time, so i agree with our

central asia, and russia come to fruition? you won't get anywhere from this, this er activity will continue . just as in belarus, in kazakhstan , the russian intelligence agencyertainly has intelligence, it is reliably known to the special services. our service has dried up quite sluggishly, and i would say that the perspective and knowledge will be greatly expanded, otherwise what you are talking about, anton , will be an attempt on various figures of the neighboring country of russia, which does not arrange the russian federation in this or that world. this is the dual behavior of our presidents of the central asian republics in the relations of russia . the situation i think that there is a terek-troll over such er private structures as dude wagner and others exist in russia er i'm losing control of course er there was already today a serious threat of leakage of potent a-a toxins into such private structures the ugrian presidency is a threat to russia, and i think that they should take some measures, but unfortunately , the control of the russian state , let’s say, the handwriting is falling every day. these are the structures that are emerging . like tha

he served as the central command assessment team in the middle east and has worked with multiple agencies within the intelligence agency. congressman gallagher serves on the permanent select committee of intelligence and the transportation and infrastructure committee from 2019-2021. he served as cochair of the cyberspace commission with strategic approaches to defense against evolving cyber threats to the united states. one logistical note, after congressman gallagher's remarks, we will have a conversation with the editor of the index and her executive vice president and you will of course have opportunities to ask questions. please join me in welcoming congressman gallagher. [applause] congress and gallagher: thank you kevin, -- congressman gallagher: thank you for inviting me here today, congratulations on the publication of the 2023 military strength which is an incredible accomplishment. you should be very proud. although, i have to say that i don't know what was more depressing. watching my green bay packers lose to the new york jets who i didn't even know where a professional football team until i was the

central command to carry out foreign policy operations so much for the mid the uncontrolled discourse than open media seems pretty clear that the u. s. department of defense and us intelligence agencies have been very carefully involved in using this social media app to put their agenda suppressed certain voices while highlighting others, kill them up and taking us through that. we also spoke to big tech expert, michael rectinwald's, who believes twitter develop the relationship with the u. s. government to pursue its own interests. this is clearly a use of a private company to control the narrative and to do psychological operations. not only in the united states, twitter is also been involved in foreign policy exploits and psychological operations. it is a very deceptive practice that the state is using a private enterprise to conduct psychological operations abroad. influencing people in various countries, not just the united states, but in the middle east. regarding us policy, it's not surprising that we see twitter operating this way. they will probably, in some sense, they're totally beholden to the state and they don't care about profit. they just care about doing the bidding

central command to carry out foreign policy operations so much for the mit. the uncontrolled discourse and open media seems pretty clear that the u. s. department of defense and us intelligence agencies have been very carefully involved in using this social media app to push their agenda, suppress certain voices while highlighting others were interesting. so if in a ford de conservative youth event called america fast as promised to promote freedom by the u. s. festivals, main muscle, but the u. s. is vessels main focus seem to be reveal the series of features video play me that the communist china also take over the world. his is a peak, the content on this way. this is really a one job policy with protection. that was a trailer of a new fil, suggesting a scenario of china. ok. part of the us with a super hero, like depiction of american soldiers ready to fight against suppose that the evil forces similar video clip so far, the am t, china and narrative were paid off. the guests spoke and invited speaker favor any try shooting in the us could potentially be aspire. 350000 students now by their all approved, you know, that they don't get to come here unless they're approved by the sc

central command to carry out foreign policy operations so much for the mit. the uncontrolled discourse and open media seems pretty clear that the u. s. department of defense and us intelligence agencies have been very carefully involved in using this social media app to put their agenda, suppress certain voices while highlighting others. we spoke to a big dec expert, michael rectinwald's, who believes twitter developed a relationship with the u. s. government though, in order to pursue its own interests, have allison. this is clearly a use of a private company to control the narrative and to do psychological operations. not only in the united states, twitter is also been involved in foreign policy exploits and psychological operations. it is a very deceptive practice that the state is using a private enterprise to conduct psychological operations abroad, influencing people in various countries, not just the united states, but in the middle east. regarding u. s. policy, it's not surprising that we see twitter operating this way. they will probably, in some sense, they're totally beholden to the state and they don't care about profit. they just care about doing the bidding of the state

central command to carry out foreign policy operations so much for the mid the uncontrolled discourse. then open media seems pretty clear that the u. s. department of defense and us intelligence agencies have been very carefully involved in using this social media app to put their agenda suppressed certain voices while highlighting others. just to point out the twitter files or a series of internal company documents leaked by a new one or loan mosque about the previous management in response to them. the f. b. i has now admitted to a long standing engagement with twitter, supposedly for the sake of protecting the interests of social media users. we heard from big tech expert, michael wrecked, and walt, who said the company developed a relationship with the u. s. government to pursue its own interest. this is clearly a use of a private company to control the narrative and to do psychological operations. not only in the united states, twitter is also been involved in foreign policy exploits and psychological operations. it is a very deceptive practice that the state is using a private enterprise to conduct psychological operations abroad, influencing people in various countries, not jus

central into. and, as a senior intelligence analyst for the agency. thank you for repairing before this committee, it is good to have you back. we are pretty with your opening remarks. >> thank you very much, chairman peters foul. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today to discuss the overall terrorism landscape. despite significant progress in diminishing the terrace that the united states, the country continues to face the diversified transnational, and, in many ways unpredictable threat environment of home and abroad. an array of actors, the terrorist organizations, state sponsors of terrorism we -- this change in environment to an ongoing commitment to the counterterrorism community. we're ct, while still critical, is one of many competing priorities must be postured to address. for today's testimony i will step up giving an overview of the terrorist threat to the homeland, turn to the overseas threat environment, and then and with some comments on the importance of our continued ct effort. we got in the united states homeland, te

central command to carry out foreign policy operations so much for the myth of uncontrolled disco worse and open media seems pretty clear that the u. s. department of defense and u. s. intelligence agencies have been very carefully involved in using this social media app to push their agenda, suppress certain voices while highlighting others. oh, interesting. when even such a hypocritical world i saw must have brings up to us me there. i was the token to take care have a great day. well, the route of this news. i was duly schultz checkout off. see the com for more. the minute news will be back of a couple the hour. we hope. goodness. oh is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? was his faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah ah, for the look at them business and then you will clean a, b. e l does not assume zine. yeah. americans. grey you. when you wrote, you got to really just touch, not group of kiddos healing and provide you with stuff such a short muslims have

central command to carry out foreign policy operation so much for the mit. uncontrolled disk, or worse and open media seems pretty clear that the u. s. department of defense and u. s. intelligence agencies have been very carefully involved in using this social media app to push their agenda suppressed certain voices while highlighting others in response to the files. if the eye is now admitted to a long standing engagement with 10 company, supposedly for the sake of sentencing, the interests of social media uses. we heard from big tech ex foot michael rectinwald's is as twitter developed a relationship with the u. s. government to pursue its own interests. this is clearly a use of a private company to control the narrative and to do psychological operations. not only in the united states. twitter is also been involved in foreign policy exploits and psychological operations. it is a very deceptive practice that the state is using a private enterprise to conduct psychological operations abroad, influencing people in various countries, not just the united states, but in the middle east. regarding u. s. policy, it's not surprising that we see twitter operating this way. they will probably,