on a ride in the one seat chiron counter from but only as opting instead for an x. box connect tour of the latest russian v.i.p. can. i even got to play pilot for a few new friends only to find out the actual keys to the sleek swiss business class air taxi are just a bit out of my price range no amount of wheeling and dealing would get my editors to shell out the rubles to fly home in a new technology of the chopper. hello rush is full of new models new joint ventures and newcomers to both domestic and international markets they could even be said for the massive conglomerate russian helicopters on the scene for less than half a decade but among its many daughter companies because on a helicopter factory is one place where innovative ideas have long been taking flight. this new image design. complex has long been the main production site of the most prolific helicopter in history the m.i. eight gets in time to long for a scenic flight during our visit where test pilots showed off not just that picturesque a sodger of russian monasteries with the agility is made to m

it does not fit in with the teachings of the chiron or the profit, but there is another way of lookingt religion and using it to improve their lives. that brings me to the final point. unless we support good governance in these countries, all is lost. if we continue to work with autocratic regimes and technocrats and look the other way because they are serving our purposes, we have defeated the whole enterprise. >> i just want to piggyback on that for a moment. if you look real-world over the last 30 or 35 years at the iranian revolution and regimes that have actively propagated this idea of islam which is at odds with most people, the three that come to mind or pakistan, saudi arabia, and iran. the larger significance of getting that reorientation you just spoke about outside of pakistan's borders is precisely that, this perversion of islam. >> but there is a difference. i want you to correct me if i am wrong. iran and saudi arabia are doing this as a matter of, not national identity, this is a national, political agenda that is wrapped up with religion that has a lot to do with the i