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old may have trouble walking but she's still been taken to the streets of moscow with a relative constantine every weekend for nearly 2 months now even after the russian police responded with muscle arrests there's your own look at that. candidates are barred from elections and basic democratic rights are violated she says you have to protest i. couldn't follow the art even if i'm half dead i have to crawl i'll take part in every protest that can prevent the destruction of my country and my people. because that's what i'm seeing here at the freeze in the propaganda on television won't stop me. which is not demonstrating maria spends her days lying down the former teacher has rheumatism and as an almost constant pain she stopped watching the state t.v. channels years ago she says because it's all lies she prefers critical online media and opposition bloggers like politician alexei navalny. maria grew up in a politically active family in the soviet union and it's hoped a very different system would replace it but she says the current situation in russia is just as repressive as the former regi

governing elites how does it bode for this is to move the whole world to discuss that i'm now joined by constantine god's a non the resident scholar at the carnegie moscow center is that it is good to talk to you thank you very much for coming into the studio and for the invitation now as we are recording this program moscow as i still take getting governments buildings in moscow in support of populists in the us and the actor who was detained during the election protests and sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison for a legit violence against law enforcement a charge that is contradicted by video evidence which deport refused to consider now the conviction buys of the russian oil system is nothing new but i think the mobilization off russian society it provokes is what strikes you the most about it i think the reaction in the wall to call public opinion on the picture on for our coalition troops almost stripped like half of nation does prove in the same moment it was oh a huge focus on state control to be the protests and program a co-sponsor on the west and so on and so on but still half of the

welcome back to worlds apart that constantine gaza nonresidents color at the carnegie moscow center consenting as we already mentioned all the climbers surrounding the moscow elections is only partially about moscow it's primarily about the upcoming elections and transit transit of power in 2024 year old dad the final dad president putin owes to the country is to you freed as much as possible from putin is the system that he himself created ave or any signs of dot already happening now. do you mark. mark or economy is. proving that a liberal as it used to be for last 20 years oh oh what you see in politics that's all that's a question of mostly reaction the situation where you steal augur on c s o somebody who can relate. somebody who can show for the image of the future like the coaching program but at the same time in one of your recent articles you sad that on the one hand putin has been using brute force to rule the country but on the other hand you also. claimed no one fears the presidential administration any more brute force that no one fears isn't there a contradiction of terms no of c

constantine kasich of russia's prominent politician and diplomacy they term and all of the foreign affairs committee of the upper term for the russian parliament said he's not going to attend the u.n. general assembly that is open these days in new york because of visa issues and he wasn't actually denied american visa but what basically happened as far as we understand is that his application didn't go through and he was not to fight about that very very last moment and he failed to protect american visa on time it doesn't sound like anything criminal he can still reapply but clearly there is no time in our face that we're being here so he's going to miss the discussions he were planning to participate in and the thing is that he was not the only one to put in this unpleasant situation we know that at least 8 other members of the russian delegations i mean they arrived this morning in one of moscow airports with bags with tickets to new york with plans to participate in important debates and they expected their passports with american visas to be delivered to the airport from the u.s. emb

welcome back to worlds apart that constantine gossip nonresidents color at the carnegie moscow center consented as we already mentioned all the climbers surrounding the moscow elections is only partially about it's primarily about the upcoming elections and transit transit power in 2024 year old dad the final dad president putin owes to the country is to free the as much as possible from putin is the system that he. crédit ave are any signs of god already happening no no the marc rich. mark raikkonen is. proving that liberal as it used to be for last 20 is 00 what we see in politics it's texaco's shift mostly reaction the situation we still don't see couldn't as somebody who can relate to somebody who 10 shots or the image of the future like the calling from on but at the same time a new one of your recent articles you sad that on the one hand putin has been using brute force to rule the country but on the other hand he also. claimed no one fears the presidential administration any more brute force that no one fears isn't there a contradiction of terms no of course not because ministr

side says talks about some technical problems but constantine calls the provocation . this is absolutely unprecedented situation the united states of america does not have any right to determine to decide who. to participate and who is not to participate in the general assembly so the united nations. provocation will be responded to by the russians say no doubt about it you can see he is very angry it's not exactly clear what measures across and was talking about what we heard from russian president spokesperson that of his call for also that there will be a response from the crowd when there is a furious reaction from the russian foreign ministry as well we know that the u.s. deputy ambassador has been summoned to the foreign ministry here in moscow over of a some pleasant situation maybe we can expect some clarification later on and we heard from the foreign ministry spokes person. i mean she described it as an example of huge disrespect from the american side let's take a listen. it's an outrageous example of disrespect by the u.s. to u.n. members as well as an exam

the session 10 delegates including the head of the russian consul committee on foreign affairs constantine kasich off we're not issued u.s. visas russia's foreign ministry called the move on precedent it failure by the u.s. to uphold its international obligations american officials said though that the correct paperwork had not been submitted. while we're waiting for a mike pompei on mr lavrov to emerge let's cross no better time to russia historian martin mccauley at for his take martin good to see you and perhaps we'll we'll get to the visa issue in just a moment that will certainly be touched upon but do you think it will or what will be the focus of the talks between. expect anything positive to come out of them today in new york. well if you look at the. american relations you'd be a pessimist you always have to remain an optimist there's always a better tomorrow. the very. he's the best russian. to improve relations with americans. you know the american future is going to work. something positive will come out of this because this is going to move the. members of the russian delegati

there was a few hours reaction from russia's foreign ministry earlier on tuesday we heard from constantine. as you just said they had all of the foreign affairs committee and the upper temper of the russian parliament that he's not going to attend the u.n. general assembly that opens these days in new york do you do visa issues he wasn't actually denied american but it would have actually happened as far as we understand is that he's application didn't go through the papers were returned and as a result he failed to obtain visa on time so certainly he can reapply but definitely it's already too late to go to new york and while the u.s. side talks about some technical problems mr kasich calls it a provocation. this is an absolutely unprecedented situation the united states of america does not have any right to determine to decide who. to participate and who is not to participate in the. united nations. will be responded to by the russians no doubt about it you can see he's very angry although it's not clear what measure is what mirror measures concent and exactly talking about but the reaso

a short man who goes by constantine. it's the key that would unlock that door.t seems like sit would have to be. greg: you would think they would have moved off. but no. >> the single source close to deutsche bank told me donald trump's loan documents there show that he has co-signers. that's how he was able to obtain those loans. and that co-signers are russian oligarchs. >> last night on this show i discussed to that wasn't ready tore reporting. a single source told me about loan documents with couche bank saying if not as i discussed the information was not good enough. i did not go through the rigorous standards process before repeating what i heard from my source. i should not have said it on air or posted it on twittered. i was wrong to do so. greg: i am no expert there journalism but i can safely say that wasn't it. cnn refuses to admit their collusion crap. but this another thing the mayor cans dread, the democrats. the ones leading the pack of asked are pretty old. we dug up to pictures from bernie, joe and lizs childhood. so now voters are worried, and

one of them is constantine -- the third one is a prosecutor -- three of them were officials, one is stillcial. if you bothered to look you can listen to them on tape telling you that. they may all be lying but he may be lying also, but it's three to one. >> john: one more point with her to make. >> rudy: biden's approach and prosecutor. >> john: you made your point, one more point to make -- >> rudy: great deal of suspicion. >> john: joe biden told our peter doocy yesterday that he never discussed overseas business with his son hunter. do you believe that? >> rudy: i'm flying my son to china. how long is the flight to china? >> john: its a while. >> rudy: 15 hours, 16 hours -- i'm flying my son to china on air force too. i'm going to negotiate with the chinese drop america. my son is going there to negotiate -- he comes back and eight days later the kid gets a billion dollars in his part, critic it was private equity fund run by recovering drug addict, somebody connected to the vice president of the united states and connected to the biggest gangster in america. it weighed a second, the s

one of them is constantine -- [inaudible] the other is shokin himself and three of them were officialspotential of the ukrainian government. if you bothered to look, you could listen to them on tape telling you that. they may be lying, but it's three to one -- john: one more point we've got to make. >> biden's closing prosecutor. john okay. you've made your point -- >> you'll also find out there is regular suspicion. john: joe biden -- >> [inaudible] john: -- that he never discussed overseas business -- >> do you believe that? john: do you believe that? >> flying my son to china. how long is the flight to china? john: it's a while. >> 15 hours, 16 hours? i'm flying my son to china on air force two. i'm going to negotiate with the chinese to help america, my son is going to negotiate to help the biden family. when he comes back and eight days later the kid gets a billion dollars in misery dick louse private equity fund run by a recovering drug addict, somebody covered to the vice president of the united states and somebody connected to the biggest gangster in america, wait a second, the

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