you see, when they copy as they tried, there is johnson copying somewhere, churchill well, churchillas a population track. i will give examples of orbans. why not? yes, this is a bright politician, and our opponent is an ideological political ill-wisher of belarus and the same kachinsky, is he not bright, and by the way, many people in poland hate, many people there idolize erdogan. it's not exactly europe, but nonetheless. and also returned to politics, and berlusconi is ours, well, older, but this is our generation of ours, well, our contemporary is convinced that it will appear, as it happens, life will force life to simply ignore those challenges like ostriches to hide their heads, repeat like a barrel of delusional slogans. uh, you understand over and over again, there barrel stoltenberg ursula vonderland already some comic characters from ukraine and russia do not decide anything, but constantly reproduce some kind of uh some information, yes, if you can call it that and everything, but it is not they who decide the time will come for strong leaders, when we are standing before

even at this time, churchill, well especially this time, churchill himself was not immune to moments of despair. when the loss of his conferences with the french government, he and his military aid general hastings assessment, were alone. it's my confidently predicted that the british could do from themselves that the french had not, they could win this wire. churchill it is later recalled shot him a look and replied, you and i will be dead in three months. for the french victory came when that man on the right, field marshal >> was brought back from madrid where he was ambassador to the new fascist government in spain and to take over as premier. by this time, he was a fetus, and negotiated a cease-fire with the germans. as a result, you can see from this map, a good part of france was occupied by the germans, other parts were taken back into germany himself. a -- government centered on the city of vichy was allowed to continue under cape town. vichy, france, wasn't quickly aligned with hitler. in this new order. a few french men and women refused to accept the situation and fled to

and as they continue to talk the ghost in spite of himself becomes more amazed at churchill's knowledge at how well he can put things. that he's no longer the writer of stilted letters as he had been as a child. finally the ghost despite himself. looks at churchill and he says churchill he says winston the story you've told me is amazing out of none of believed it if not come from you. right after a pause he says you could have done quite a bit to help matters. you could have gone into politics. but then he pauses again the ghost does. he looks at church when he says. but you're too old for that now. and that churchill looked over again? as the ghost strikes a match to let a cigarette. and disappeared the ghost was gone. and churchill rounded off the article with an attempt at wit that he couldn't carry on the rest of the day. because the ashes of the cigar had fallen into his paints. it's an amazing story. it's the revealing story. but after all those years after all the accolades after being prime minister when his father had not after leading his country through a world war. after receiving the

many decades later churchill said of the well first day we did not christened it but it was our childof lower georgian churchill called them the heavenly twins. detractors called them the terrible twins. there is no doubt another case that they created a lot of headaches for asked with. and you can see from this 1909 cartoon from the satirical magazine, punch. there was around this time that churchill met and even more importantly, most important person, of his adult life. thanks to a chance invitation to a dinner party in march, 19 away, he met the 22-year-old clementine hose ear. the pair were engaged in august and married in september, 1908. unlike either of their parents, they would remain together for nearly 60 years. until churchill's death and 1965 it is not to say that the marriage was not without its problem according to one of biographers, clementine's quarrels with churchill were legendary on one issue the couple profoundly disagreed. that was granting women the right to vote. in part because as a liberal, they were convinced that clementine churchill supported the non-suff

that's not to say that churchill was also always well received during his walkabouts. he reception was always a warm reception, while this team -- won bombed on neighborhood while residents were digging to find what was left of their belongings, churchill looked around and said, we can take it. the woman in the crown turned on him, and according to one eyewitness told him exactly what he could take in no uncertain terms. that said, churchill did have the ability to inspire britain. he inspired britain and people throughout occupied europe, that was undeniable. not least he understood the importance of symbols. it was churchill inspired the v. for victory sign and this symbol before victory became a tool in the ally propaganda campaign. especially with the use of beethoven's fifth symphony which happened to coincide with the mortar code signal for the letter v. dot, dot, dash as you can hear here. ♪ ♪ ♪ this irritated the nazi to know and. they tried to turn that campaign around but by that time the v. for victory was an allied tool, not an access, one so zephyr did no g

concerned boothby entered chancellor's office where he found churchill slumped in his chair staring into the fireplace. how did it go with b asked? well churchill replied. answered all my questions but then he added. within five minutes the old relationship between us was completely re-established. the relationship of master to servant i was the servant. after the liberals won a landslide victory in 1906 the two men embarked on a program of social reforms as members of the government headed by herbert henry ask with these reforms would not be matched until the labor government of 1945 created the modern welfare state. but together churchill and lloyd george can be credited with creating old age pensions americans called social security for those over 65 on employment insurance for the out of work. labor exchanges for the unemployed to help them find jobs as well as a measure of health care for the nation's workers. many decades later churchill said of the welfare state we did not christen it but it was our child. supporters of what george in churchill called them the heavenly twins detractors called them the terrible twins. there's no

well, others you see, when they copy as they tried, there is johnson copying somewhere, churchill well population track. i will give examples of orbans. why not? yes, this is a bright politician, and our opponent is an ideological political ill-wisher of belarus and the same kachinsky, is he not bright, and by the way, many people in poland hate, many people there idolize erdogan. it's not exactly europe, but nonetheless. and also returned to politics, and berlusconi is ours, well, older, but this is our generation of ours, well, our contemporary is convinced that it will appear, as it happens, life will force life to simply ignore those challenges like ostriches to hide their heads, repeat like a barrel of delusional slogans. uh, over and over again you understand barrel stoltenberg there. uh, ursula von der, lyant, already some comic characters from ukraine and russia do not decide anything, but constantly reproduce some kind of, uh, some kind of information, yes, if it can be called that and everything, but they are not the ones who decide, the time will come for a strong leader, wh

churchill's, right? um, these two mechan could not have been more different but during the war well churchill concentrated on the broader war itself and on the alliance, especially it was left to aptly to conduct the government's day to day business including sharing the war cabinet with churchill was overseas and leading the house of commons. one other member who should be mentioned the man seated at the far left earnest. bevin was the minister of labor. uh, bevan was the dominating figure of the trade unions in britain and he and churchill genuinely admired each other churchill set of bevin that he had the right stuff in him churchill needed to recreate a war economy and that job mainly fell to bevin during the nightly raids and later in the war during the v1 and v2 attacks on southern england. it was bevin who mobilized not just all men but women to wage the war women were conscripted in world war two other churchill's government. they can either sir in the land army. they could work in the war factories or they could join the forces. as it was called and it worked. and that was largely down to bevin h

, then he hero is churchill. well, then he should be looking well.rty should be looking at keir starmer, who could well be the clement attlee , who is always voted and rated by constitutional historians and people like peter hennessy as the best prime minister this country's ever had. he was the most churchill, no attlee , most churchill, no attlee, because he actually had talked about keir starmer. i know . my about keir starmer. i know. my point is that you had this great, you know, churchill with the cigars and the drinking and the cigars and the drinking and the babygro boiler suit thing. and then, you , clement attlee, and then, you, clement attlee, who was as dishwater , but he who was as dishwater, but he transformed britain . but they transformed britain. but they could never have been in attlee without churchill. possibly not. they would have been and they could be a starmer afterjohnson and truss what the conservative party i think are dealing with is the fact that they've got somebody who looks like, you know, he looks as though he runs a

operation without thinking really was developed by the british was developed at the direction of churchill who wellone of the latest evidence. to what extent churchill did not trust the soviet union, to what extent winston churchill feared the expansion of the influence of the soviet union and the fact that the eastern part of europe would be subordinated to the ussr and communist regimes would arise there, here is churchill’s attitude towards the ussr to the joint withdrawal of hostilities and even during but at a time when the anti-hitler coalition fought the third rake in forty-third in forty-four in forty-five, it was looked through quite weighty, roughly visible, and it differed, say, from the position of us president franklin delan roosevelt, who even criticized churchill and said that winston churchill thinks too much about what will happen after the war, and now the priority task. first of all, to defeat the germans. that's to keep the victory over hitler by his allies. and as you can see already, well, it has just ended, the second world war has not yet begun, even the hostilities against

well, others, you see, when they copy as they tried, there is johnson somewhere to copy churchill well

you see, when they copy as they tried, johnson is copying somewhere, churchill well, there is a populationnot? yes, this is a bright politician, and our opponent is an ideological political ill-wisher of belarus, and the same kachinsky, is he not bright, and by the way, many in poland hate, and many idolize erdogan. it's not exactly europe, but nonetheless. and now he returned to politics again, and berlusconi is ours, well, older, but this is our generation of ours, well, our contemporary is convinced that this will appear, as it happens, life will force life to simply ignore those challenges like ostriches hide their heads repeat, like barrel delusional slogans. uh, over and over again , you understand, barrel stoltenberg ursula fonderland is already some kind of comic characters. they don’t decide anything with russia, but constantly reproduces some kind of, uh, some kind of information, yes, if you can call it that and that’s it, but it’s not they who decide the time will come for strong leaders, when those

the apparition listens while churchill recounts all that has happened in politics and churchill says, well papa, as you told me, trust the people. and at that the ghost got indignant. he says i never talk politics with you ever. he tells winston. a boy like you? bottom of his class at harrow, barely got through sam hearst. i would never talk politics with a boy like you. there is a stand to silence, and churchill looks over again and starts to tell lowered rand off about the children that he has hands. he has a wife. the ghost is pleased. he is also pleased to know that this artist studio is not where winston lives. the ghost never asks about his wife. he never asks about churchill's brother. gradually they start to talk about politics again and churchill tells him about all the wars that have taken place since his father's death. as i continue to talk, the ghost, in spite of himself, becomes more amazed at churchill's knowledge. and how will he can put things. but he is no longer the writer of stilted letters as he had been as a child. finally, the ghost despite himself, looks at churchil

this is when churchill tells stalin that the territory of europe is being divided and he is so indignant. weller been russian. how did it happen? here? and now he will be in the soviet union, to which stalin, dragging on his pipe, told him, and warsaw beat. you see, when the poles talk about restoring the russian empire. their spine was strange, you know, about warsaw was and to this and comes down i think. uh-huh , no more. well, where in the european one, which contains poland in its composition , is losing the next world war. proved by the law and historical point, yes, historically speculative. i'm talking about turning up the volume here. you know , what revolts me most now is that there is some kind of emphasis there, well , the concentration of attention on germany, that germany has put leopards. there now in germany he thinks about airplanes. there, germany is still talking about something wrong. everything, this is not collective. the west has exactly one player. we eat the chinese, the chinese clearly call the player it is called the united states of america, our attention. it is nec

damn, well, you can imagine that during the second world war, let's say on some. uh, an auction court without a wist churchillell his tunic coordinators. well, that's what chekhov said vulgar all this is ostentatious. the ostentatious ringing vulgarity and this vulgarity echoes back to us. look, this is already happening to your hangouts. alexey anatolyevich mr. kirkorov philip bezrosovich at this very time, celebrating his fiftieth birthday, sings a song mary magdalena and not magdalena magdalena trampling on the christian shrine on the cross. well , look, then he defends very passionately, and runaway relatives. and after that, the gosdun kirkorov goes as a special guest to turin for eurovision, where, by the way, our country is not allowed. and there, of course, the ukrainian group wins, moreover, it makes an absolutely political statement regarding the prisoners of azov steel. wow, which is absolutely categorically prohibited by the eurovision rules, which for someone unwritten and this speech is declared a humanitarian action, okay. and here's another completely innocent oversight. here it is or trolling

it would be dangerous people in washington, what do you think ruslan, well, you know, everyone terribly wants to be known as churchills. yes, because it is so beautiful, yes, and so wonderful, heritage and such a wonderful pr and no one wants to be branded as a chamberlain, because it's terrible. this is the munich agreement, this is what appeasing the aggressor. look, what ended for some reason, no one wants to think where the attempts were born and plotted them, by the way, at the initial stage, the first world war did not block. the bloodbath turned into a terrible drama, in which millions of people died and the european continent was horrified, so people made every effort to get out of this war. here we are now already in this situation of escalation we've been here for 11 months. and as some observers notice there in different ways. uh, the calculations of the caribbean crisis was 13-14 days, and rolled back. now it seems that most people live. here in this you know, uh, twitter tik-tok paradigm. it should be very beautiful and bright to say on television. you need to make a very nice meme. yes, and the fact that

churchill, and each of these personalities can be treated differently. the fact is that the world stood behind these three people. shared the world of which mr. gelman will leave today well, by the way, he can leave, where a churchill is in london. this is a monkey or where the weapons are in the united states. this is an explanation. well, of course, i have already left this one, but how you treat your life, how seriously you treat it. i say, not about money, not about well-being, not about houses. i'm talking about the inner state of your person in the world, your inner state. who are you? how are you going to live on, if you don’t take anything seriously, except for yourself , seriously, and here’s another crucifixion of the place of the face of jesus christ, an order. lenin banter. you can please, stebaite as much as you want, do not touch only what is for someone. well, do you really expect that, as a result, very patient russian orthodox people will turn into martyrs who simply killed those who burned the koran, only burned them. the man who drew a caricature of the prophet mohammed from home could not be could not have been for several years, because he was afraid

, which were so loved by the leader of the cuban revolution fidel castro, as well as british prime minister whiston churchillor american writers. cuban tobacco is the main export item, the island of freedom, and it was tobacco plantations that were attacked by american biological weapons in 1979 , then from the man-made blue mold that was sprayed on the plantations died in 87% of the plants. got enough sugar cuban cane, lost millions and millions of dollars, but it was only one biological attack in a series of biological warfare mystery that the united states unleashed against liberty island until 1978, there were no such infections on the american continent, but in the eightieth year almost simultaneously in several provinces of cuba arose unrelated foci of infection caused by a rusting fungus and the eighty-first year, cane was affected in all regions of cuba. for the past 20 years, cuban peasants and farmers have been growing sugar cane tobacco and other crops under us sanctions, which means a constant shortage of fertilizers and pesticides. the bull is not tobacco, the stalk is already dry, it is good fo

and i also ordered the champagne that churchill himself preferred. welle op well, finally. what is maybe for a start at least ask my day? how was your day? and i already know, how was your day , or terribly loaded in full , finally came off. now what are we up to? i wonder how a person is so that's how a person you are especially interesting to me. why such questions? why don't you ask if i have a dream, maybe i don't want to be. dream, maybe you don't want to be a secretary? but your wife made a better offer. she will file for the division of property. i 'll have to tell you to transfer the company to me, so as not to divide the business, and after the divorce, give the company to her, and she will make me the head of the sales department. i love you and will never betray you. she did not let me immediately refuse, but i will call and send her. far away, i agree, i agree. you need to meet him today. coffee must be dry and hot, otherwise it will lose its romance. listen, i may have tired you with my stories. but i’m also interested in looking at the kitch

an idea churchill had been resisting. >> oh, well new -- the conference was on.reporter: stalin proposed meeting in tehran for the end of november to us it. secr. the n had theyck codes. >> reporter: when the war started, tehran was german ro 1943, the soviets and british held it, though many nazi sympathizers remained. in meltzer's telling, the eve of the summit the nazis parachuted a team of assassins into tehran. >> we capture many of them. there were six still on the loose. >> reporter: enter a man named mike reilly. the head of fdr's secret service detail. >> truly 4 hours from the summit and the soviets tell him we think someone's going to kill the big three. >> reporter: whith churchill safely ensconced in the british embassy near the russian compound in the city, reilly makes a crucial decision to move fdr from the american camp where he is staying in thee desert outside tehran to the more secure soviet embassy. >> secret service agent mike reilly is the guy who looked the russians in the eyes, heard the evidence and thought, fdr and stalin and churchill

well at least a couple of years ago a film was shown on the history of this disengagement, the administration of the last viceroy, lord mount betton, whose tenure as churchill's government led to the split of the disintegration of its formerly unified indian colony into two warring states, moreover, one of the reasons that the british government insisted on was to give pakistan a separate independence from india was what was believed to be the indian national congress. he is influenced by stalin and stalin the soviet union through india can get access to the warm seas to the indian ocean, and so on. need need an angry dog ​​something similar happened from ukraine despite the fact that the difference between india and pakistan is religious. for example it has always been obvious, and between and e, russia and ukraine , there was no such difference until very recently . in fact, i support your main thesis, which is that, in fact, the entire path of independence of ukraine since the ninety-first year. this is the path of betrayal. this is the path of betrayal, because the independence of ukraine could to be deployed in different directions, there were opportunit

well, they are all in one version or another of the utopian consciousness, stoltenberg, you understand, but if we are interested in the views there, churchillll, hitler wrote at least one book. like this. and what, and what a look, success, what grounds they have, their views and speeches are written by ordinary writers, when there are several of these rubbish writers, then everyone writes their own piece of logic in all this. here is a really important thing. nikolai platonych, that's why it's important that it's kind. he said, secret service leader. we know that all of you guys run a corporation, by the way, the word corporation is mentioned many times in the article. so you need to understand that this is not a public company. yes, corporation means specific people. and today, even if the company is a public organization consisting of people, yes, directly disclose information about themselves. well, at least according to american law. but even if it is a public company, there is usually a main shareholder there anyway. he doesn't have maybe, uh, numerically a block of shares. yes, he is enough to control it. so that's how we know these

well that's right. churchill said he'd down well in history because he was to write it himself. attitude . he's quite a good writer. of course, many people acknowledge that, but it's whether he'll be telling the truth terms of his assessment , political events. we assessment, political events. we are likely to get a pretty sort of legal mystic approach from the commons in that the inquiry into partygate and so on. is he just trying to get his version before that happens ? no, i don't before that happens? no, i don't think he's going to be in any hurry to get his version out at all because he can't really disclose anything interesting in this book without harming his chances of making a comeback . so chances of making a comeback. so what do we expect then ? is it what do we expect then? is it going to be something just to fill bookshelves at the very sort of railway station and make him a quick buck. sort of railway station and make him a quick buck . yes, i think him a quick buck. yes, i think that it's absolutely fair. i think , as you say, it will be think, as you say, it will

churchill famously stated, 'you have enemies? good. it means that you've stood up for something sometime in your life'." well said. d, in true santos fashion, it's also not an actual quote from winston churchill. and he responded to that controversy with the famous george washington quote: "you're a wizard, harry!" we've got a great show for you tonight! my guests are quinta brunson and tom papa. but when we come back, i give the "colbert questionert" to michelle obama. right over there. stick around. (applause) want more from your vitamins? get more with nature's bounty. from the first-ever triple action sleep supplement... to daily digestive support... to more wellness solutions every day. get more with nature's bounty. ♪ ♪ >> stephen: that's why i was offering it to you! hey, everybody! lookie here. >> oh, man. >> stephen: i'm happy to say, we are joined once again with michelle obama. you know, michelle-- if i may call you that-- >> stephen: you've been so generous with that. >> you've known me long enough. >> stephen: thank you very much. and the nice thing is that i have gotten to know you, on stage and off,

lets you banter with the queen churchill and shakes beer himself. well i quite fancy , but himself.that the machine will be able to help me do that. well the moment what it is that you have type to them. yes. what they've done is they have taken all these and all these words that said by these famous people and they have put them into this ai, then predicts what the ai, which then predicts what the famous person would have said. right, of course . what you're right, of course. what you're going to end up with. i mean, you could end up with a predictive text model, which i don't know about you you don't know about you if you have. you ever played that have. have you ever played that where push the next where you just push the next word your predictive send word on your predictive and send it friend? you end up it to your friend? you end up with a of tripe. it's with a load of tripe. it's brilliant. yes you could end up with also you've got with that. but also you've got the where are going to start pushing human emotion onto this. i ai system. yes where they say no, i'm really talkin

lets you banter with the queen churchill and shakes beer himself. well i quite fancy , but himself.that the machine will be able to help me do that. well the moment what it is that you have type to them. yes. what they've done is they have taken all these and all these words that said by these famous people and they have put them into this ai, then predicts what the ai, which then predicts what the famous person would have said. right, of course . what you're right, of course. what you're going to end up with. i mean, you could end up with a predictive text model, which i don't know about you you don't know about you if you have. you ever that have. have you ever played that where just push the next where you just push the next word your predictive send word on your predictive and send it friend? you end up it to your friend? you end up with a of tripe. it's with a load of tripe. it's brilliant. yes you could end up with also you've got with that. but also you've got the where are going to start pushing human emotion onto this. i ai system. yes where they say no, i'm really talking

he can't win on the ground so he is trying to break the well of the ukrainian people but you see with president zelensky as with winston churchill the people on his side, and willing to pay the price. thank ou for willing to pay the price. thank you for your — willing to pay the price. thank you for your time. _ willing to pay the price. thank you for your time. brigadier i you for your time. brigadier general mark kimmitt. brigadier general mark kimmitt. in brazil, a stream of people are continuing to file past the coffin of the brazilian football legend pele, which has been placed in the middle of his former club's stadium in santos. this is the scene there live, where its past 11 o'clock at night — many of those paying their respects are wearing the black and white colours of the club for which pele played for nearly two decades. people spend the night outside the stadium, hoping for a chance to go past. from inside the stadium, our correspondent katy watson sent this update. people have been queueing here since dawn and they will be queueing throughout the night. it has been a really hot day in santos, it is peak summer here

well, as he said, churchill here are the hyenas of europe yes, they are the most active of all and the kind of nonsense, but in theory, you rightly said about the big political sense , everything was clear about it from the very beginning. whose why is she? she is why she will pull up, but you and many others, but still in such surprise , not because of what the poles say and do, but because of the fact that you still manage to push the sane like that. it would seem that germany all of her past is being pushed through like that, well, other countries that, well, obviously, it’s not that they want to get into all this right now with three heads, but nevertheless they are being pushed through and nevertheless the salt is already talking. that they also have such a goal, despite the fact that a week ago it was clear that the most severe pressure on him, how he was trolled by the american press, how he was trolled by the british press, how right you are, he was actually insulted and humiliated. uh, how would the poles and so on and so forth and he held on and what exactly broken and bent i

well, lavrov says, we are the world, putin. i remember this phrase attributed to winston churchill.d that the fascists of the future will call themselves anti-fascists . by the nazi society of nazi germany , the obrasa of the 30th of the third year of the 40th of the 43rd year or not igor is of course possible. i wrote and published the book putin's new national ideas in 2015, where it was directly stated that the russian authorities are russian, any high-profile political scientists, sociologists, philosophers and skali means a new national idea that a natural storm on the floor of a priest all kinds of dusty topics and here the councils found it under putin and it turned out to be a fascist idea , that is, fascism in the bolshoi, and you know fascism it's a whole set of different systems and different ideologies, yes, but it looks close to each other, it's an italian fascist , actually the progenitor of yours, it's the time of mussolini, it's also hitler's nazism, it's spanish francoism during franco's time, and so on and so on, i don't know salazar in portugal there was such a re

churchill to london. is this a monkey or where are roses to the united states. is this a monkey? well of course, he thinks he has already left this monkey, but how do you feel about your life yourself, how seriously do you take it? i i’m talking now, not about money, not about well-being, not about houses. i'm talking about the inner state of your person in the world, your inner state. who are you? how are you going to live on, if you don’t take anything seriously, except for yourself, seriously, and here’s another crucifixion of the place of the face of jesus christ, an order. lenin banter. you can please, stebaite as much as you want, do not touch only what is sacred to someone. well , do you really expect that, as a result, russian orthodox people who are very patient turn into martyrs who simply killed those who burned the koran only burned. the man who drew a caricature of the prophet muhammad could not leave the house for several years, because he was afraid that he and he would be killed. that's the problem. fearlessness. no, this is not fearlessness, this is not a principle. i

churchill integrity. then major cessation of hostilities the resumption of unhindered humanitarian access. the restoration of services, as well as helen and reconciliation. while the ukraine conflict has been dubbed an error defining crisis by the west, the un confirming of a 6000 civilian deaths. by december of 2022. the numbers in ethiopia higher with as many as 600000 civilians having died in the t gray violence, according to researchers from belgium's agend university. the inaccurate figures are down to deliberate blackouts in the region that make it difficult to confirm the exact numbers of deaths caused by direct killings or lack of access to health care. as well as the estimated 20000000 facing starvation and thousands of women and children who have endured sexual violence, this is likely the largest and dickless conflict of the year. so how is it that an injustice of this magnitude could go unnoticed? does the answer lie in the west perception of a conflict? then one thing that has kept me very busy in bed is sharia. ready? frustrated is yoga or not. do not people talk about it. we don't doug gala de la, goofy, or bee

around london that here we had a king like that a little, yes, uh, churchill by the standards of a conservative and the then elite was. wellned, uncle. johnson - this, in the tradition of the british elites, shows that in fact, in your kings, the rulers are aristocrats, but they are almost the same as you. seals drinking a woman can kill even someone, this is the descent of a couple. uh, the british queen is gone, who, uh, personified conservatism, is really changing. the era is coming. new people, and they need a new idol. here is this representative of the elite, in fact, for the youth of the british. yes, he is your boyfriend. he is almost like to the window, but the guys are the same from the suburbs. uh, london is the same as us, that is, but the principles, they need to change in order not to change anything. they are changing their image. here is the shell, supposedly the monarchy has become different, but their power is confidently strengthened. only from this. they just change and style me on the nation states too. they want to wipe it off the map of the world so that there is no more nationality , everything is g

churchill. there was a collective thursday. i apologize to the german political elite. i don’t see such a thing. well a certain paradox here, because indeed, then the public mood was completely different and was much stronger, this pacifism and all this ideology that supposedly if we trade with russia, it will lead to peace . yes, even then many people believed in it, but merkel is an unusual person, she is a politician she is the leader of the country and she has a special responsibility and that's why, well, even if it were now, it would be good if she apologized for what she earned then . her and now to things for merkel's legacy, this is probably the biggest problem now, because in general she is considered a good chancellor of germany and and now these are the issues of the so-called eastern policy, here is the politician, she has become a dead problem, we conclude with this, thank you very much, mr. andres, andreas uman and the analyst of the stockholm the center for eastern european studies was with us as a line of communication. well , we will now have a short break and very quickly return to

historical consciousness . understand churchill england did not win the second world war england great britain lost the second world war to its main rival. uh, wellthe united states of america exactly, then uh at a conference in the poddam. uh, the american president of romania for the first time announced the presence of a nuclear bomb in the united states of america, which certainly changed the balance and balance of power in them. and between washington and moscow, truman understood that he had such a trump card that no one else had and that thanks to this trump card, very many very many agreements that were concluded in tehran. in yalta, you can not comply, and therefore, so many witnesses describe how stalin reacted when he told him that the americans had tested atomic weapons. uh, well, you could say it's one of the pinnacles. e such an external diplomatic activity. that's because, uh, he showed how much he can control himself and didn't show any excitement. you and i know that almost immediately after the end of this meeting, all the latest. what is the state of the nuclear project, of course , stalin was delivered so that he is superfluou

of circumstances and it seemed so to us because, well, it can't be that vla and not herself and this very government tried to destroy because, as churchill said, what are we fighting for then, because people's rule is exactly the main feature of democracy that we now defend, for which ukrainian soldiers die in the war of democracy with autocracy, and we had such a very unfortunate incident on december 7th, i will remind the yavoriv court of lviv found the mayor of chernihiv vladyslav atroshenko guilty of masculine actions in the context of a conflict of interests. well, he deprived him of the right to hold the position of mayor. so , there was a lot of criticism at the time. we do not say that someone there is holy and someone is sinful, but in local self-government it is arranged in such a way that people at elections give a mandate to some person to represent their rights to manage their city, hire him for a job, or can the court that the district court of lviv will decide for the citizens of chernihiv who will govern them, especially after chernihiv heroically repelled the invasion of russians and the chernihiv region. well, there is

and the federal level as well we are in what we call next phase. winston churchillf the war? no. not the beginning of the end but perhaps the end of the beginning that's where we are overturning roe and life. one of the things with march one of the things we are doing state march initiative. this year ten states marching in the capital. >> rachel: that's amazing. we were laughing because it's cold but actually balmy compared to other days that you have had the marches. it's usually really really really cold. and i have been lobbying you to move the march to june. now that roe v. wade is overturned we don't have to think about that anniversary anymore. are you considering it? because we could bring babies out when it's cold -- more babies. >> we have given it a bit of consideration. let's keep the conversation going. >> rachel: let's keep the conversation going. all right. good. let's talk a little bit really quickly about the decision or the fact that they have not found someone or supposedly not found someone who leaked the decision for the draft decision for roe v

around london that here we are the king of such a little bit, yes, uh, churchill by the standards, conservative and so on. it was. wellnough freaky, uncle. johnson is in the british tradition. the elite shows that in fact , in your kings, the rulers are aristocrats, but they are almost the same as you are drugs. drinking a woman to kill even someone can it's descent of steam gone. the british queen who, uh, personified conservatism is really changing. the era is coming. new people are coming, and they need a new idol. here is this representative of the elite, in fact, for the youth of the british. yes, he is your boyfriend. he's almost like looking out the window, and so are the guys from the suburbs. uh, london is the same as us, which means, uh, the principles have to change in order to change nothing, they change the image. here is a shell, supposedly the monarchy has become different, but their power is sure to be strengthened, only from this. they just change. this, however, is also my style, that nation-states want to erase from the map of the world, so that everything is global instead of emotional. this, too,