iryna. did you know this doctor of philosophy, professor, head of the department of philosophy and pedagogynational transport university was with us, we talked with her about the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate, eh, they are really like that. well, in the end, even these photos that everyone heard about last week, even to this day, everyone is discussing when the archimandrite was caught with a young chorister, i would say a 17-year-old boy, in fact , scandals like this happen in other churches too, but what distinguishes other churches from the church of the moscow patriarchate, which other churches have a special structure that monitors this, which considers all complaints and which then, well, that is, these people are then either removed from service or removed from their positions or removed altogether from this church eh hmm in the ukrainian church the ukrainian orthodox church of moscow doesn't have this structure, it's obvious that there isn't, because they don't think that it should be punished in any way, because it's probably some kind of mass phenomenon in t

catholic church, ludmila filippovich, philosopher, religious scholar , doctor of philosophy, professor and the head of the departmentphilosophy and history of religion of the hryhoriy skovoroda institute of philosophy of the national academy of sciences is in touch with us ms. mrs. ludmily greet you good morning well, as if on the one hand well, swabo, he finally named who is who is cruel, and on the other hand, he again somehow bypassed the russians themselves, the russians themselves, the statement really even outraged the representatives there, for example, the main russian buddhist said that he does not understand this statement, and there is already some zakharova there er shouts about the fact that the pope is not humane to see. and what is a racist called? well, and in some way ms. lyudmila probably has a reaction, how can you explain? so here are the new strange statements of the holy father, er, you know. i think that we are already tired of various statement which are made by various religious leaders , especially the pope, that is, this statement would have been relevant if it had appeared 279 years 270 d

, unlike that of the pope, she should take an example from you thank you lyudmila filipovych philosophy religion is known as a doctor of philosophy well, professor head of the department of philosophy and history of religions of the hryhoriy skovoroda institute of philosophy of the national academy of sciences of ukraine and professor of the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy was with us for a while we talked about religious and worldview philosophical topics, well, now we will talk about uh, actually, uh, love for one's neighbor in the literal sense, how it manifests itself, this is an incredible story, not knowing that there are still such things somewhere, i'm sure that there is a suspicion that there are uh, such an example examples in other territorial communities in other settlements, such as the zabolottsiv territorial community, where people decided to collect food, e.e. potatoes, carrots, cabbage , who has what? in the east, in the south, look. it’s just some huge sacks of mountains of potatoes and everything. the house is rich, so people gather and send people from the west of the country to the east of the country or to the south of the country. may

she, a professor at the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy, a-a, the head of the department of philosophytory of religion at the hryhoriy skovoroda institute of philosophy, national academy of sciences of ukraine, before we start, lyudmila, welcome to our air, we are glad to see you. we want to show our and you and our audience this excerpt, because it is actually the reason for our conversation, an excerpt from the kiev-pechersk lavra during the service of god how they sang in defense of russia, how they praised russia let's listen and look at jesus, such a beautiful video. people, of course, those who saw this video began to ask themselves whether this is the kiev-pechersk lavra. it's good that ukrainians are becoming conscious and are starting to ask whether it's some kind of montage or it's possible somewhere not from russia. but it's so. it really turned out that this is the kiev-pechersk lavra, someone even said that someone had already imposed this sound, they say that it is also a montage, but it turned out not to be and it is already from the representative of the lord ion cherep

we also subscribe . of philosophical sciences, a professor from another department of philosophy and story of religions , hryhoriy skovoroda institute of philosophy of the national academy of sciences of ukraine. by the way, a professor from the national university of kyiv-mohyla academy was on our air. well, i will remind you that espresso, together with the public association dream of action junior, is gathering funds for the purchase of mufflers for our defenders of defenders were also added to the collection from the workers of the polish campaign for every hryvnia collected by you , they add one more of their own so that friends who can you can join the requisites you can see right now on the screen and full where 10% of the requisites are there is a qr-code coach point your mobile smartphone at that qr-code and who doesn't have a smartphone what to do because there is money or just come to us at on the website there is more information with requisites close to victory together let's help the army glory to ukraine er glory to the heroes and let's also help our media because our a

iryna bogachevska, a philosopher and religious scholar and a doctor of philosophy, a professor with an academic background. departmentosophy and pedagogy of the national transport university ms. iryna good morning good morning eh well, even today's news about the fact that the security service of ukraine has probably moved after bukovyna, or some locals in ivano-frankivsk visited the representative offices of the church of the moscow patriarchate, which in fact, according to what they find there, according to all kinds of brochures, some passports of soviet russians, it is already obvious in my opinion that these are simply agents of the hand of the kremlin, who act here in a different way such a physical weapon, but in fact, these raids will give us something, or will they distract us from something, without a doubt, these raids, these raids will give us finally, an understanding of what the structures of the uoc of the moscow patriarchate have traditionally been throughout the years of ukrainian independence, not today, not since the 14th year, this it started, er, and no, since february 24, they represented the kr

at this time, the department of philosophy and political economy spun off from the faculty of historysis of the department of international relations, which was created in 1992, on the basis of the historical facade, a full-fledged faculty of international relations was created, in 1995, that, sadly, there was a request for training. actually personnel, er, profile, and international personnel, including the training of diplomats, and i remember the years those ents really were guys who were very, er, firstly, prepared very enterprising. and by the way, many of them are now well-known diplomats and work for the good of our country at the same time in bsu has created a number of. research centers, physics, particles and high energies, then the center for monitoring the ozonosphere, and in 2000 the center for applied problems of mathematics and informatics and the center for human problems. that is, it is on the selection center. e, personnel for e work in extreme situations, yes, various industries. well it could be an ionized unit. this is a nuclear power plant there or here, when wit

university, the specialties of a legal economic profile became very popular at that time, the department of philosophyal economy spun off from the faculty of history on the basis of the department of international relations, which was created in 1992 on the basis of the historical one, in 1995 a full-fledged faculty of international relations is created that the country had a request for preparation. actually frames. uh, profile uh cadres international, including trained diplomats and i remember those years, and those who were, guys who are very uh, first of all, prepared very enterprising. and by the way, many of them are now well-known diplomats and work for the benefit of our country at the same time a number was created at bsu. research centers, particle physics and high energies, then the center for monitoring the ozonosphere, and in 2000 the center for applied problems of mathematics and informatics and the center for human problems. that is, it is the center of selection. uh, personnel for e work in extreme situations, yes, various industries. well, it could be a paramilitary unit. this is how

gorkusha regional scientist, senior research associate of the department of religious studies of the grigory savych skovoroda institute of philosophyional academy of sciences of ukraine candidate of philosophical sciences mrs. oksana i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes well, what do you think this time let's start now not on the initiative of the deputies of the verkhovna rada, but on the initiative of the security service of ukraine uh, what do you think now, these searches have revealed uh things facts , evidence of cooperation with the enemy, they will lead to further actions, this means already legislative ones, or they will punish certain individuals and that will be the end of everything, or they will pull out, so to speak, this, you know , these are poisonous roots from the ukrainian land, thank you the question is very valid, you know, i would like to wish our service of god of ukraine or the security service of ukraine their souls. let's do it faster and more decisively, without releasing this beast, because you see this beast. it is a very blue beast and it prevents us from living for more than once in

watergate, republicans generally took the position that the department of justice should not be tampered with. and that was bush's philosophy. he followed my advice. he didn't, you know, try to cut corners or get around the advice. and he was very respectful of the role played by the department of justice. obviously, trump was a different animal. >> would you say trump was as respectful of t department as president h.w. bush was? >> no, i think he viewed it as, you know, like any agency, something that was under his command and could, you know, he could sort of potentially use as a political tool. >> you write in your memoir... ...and that trump agreed not to interfere with your decisions. >> that's right. >> how'd that go? >> well, he didn't interfere with them in the sense of telling me, you know -- >> directly. >> directly. but what -- you know, he would tweet. >> yeah. >> so, for example, you know, he would tweet that he, you know, he wanted comey indicted, or he wanted mccabe indicted, and... >> james clapper, john brennan. >> when we got into 2020, you know, he started tweeting that, you know, "i hope bill barr, you k

the czech department of the institute of philosophy, the largest specialized center in russia, annuallyarding was held in the park in charge of 300 amateur teams of the country and chose the five best final performance. the guys were preparing under the guidance of professional revrov. it is a folk modern and classical dance. in the second the event department hosted a voice performance based on the works of shakespeare. for this year, we realized the idea of ​​romeo and juliet, it seemed to us, it is very timely for young people. give them the opportunity to survive through creativity, and enmity and hatred, which leads to terrible consequences, but give them hope that there is a force that conquers everything and this is love. the goal of the project is to unite young people from all over the country in the art of dance. the event is organized with the support of the federal ministry of culture and metropolitan department of culture. in the capital of the past, the awarding of the teams of the winners of the all-russian championship in background walking for people walking in the tour

of this is less a policing issue? obviously, these police departments are, you know, well-oiled machines. they understand the tactics. they understand the philosophy behind, you know, the criminal criminology. and more of this is just a failure of the judicial process, the prosecutorial process, and how can we fix that system through, you know, actual legislative reform? how can we enforce these days to actually do their job, effectuate on their mandates and prosecute crime rather than simply letting their communities, you know, fall into chaos and criminality? yeah, i think the the general answer to your question is that through the political process, you know, i don't think we can force prosecutors prosecute and they don't want to. what we can is stop voting in prosecutors who been very open about what they're going to do if they win the election. okay, alvin bragg did not hide the fact that he wanted to decarceration on a massive scale. he was right. you could have gone on his website months before the election and read exactly what he was going to say in his memo. everyone was so shocked to read. what we've done is we've kind of really pretend

department is able to borrow is set by congress. it's called the power of the person it dates back to the early 20th century. it's this philosophy of how we ensure that the government is acting in the best interest of the taxpayer in a fiscally responsible manner. throughout history, we've seen after world wars were different spending priorities, the debt limit being raised were suspended many times throughout history on the republican and democratic presidents and to be able to fund, do be able to ensure that the credit of the united states is still good. it's this past decade where we seen the debt limit really be used increasingly as a political tool, depending when parties priorities demand spending cuts and response for raising the debt limit, etc. we know by looking at other countries that we don't want to face default because there would be catastrophic results if we don't choose to pay our debt in full. the united states in modern times has never reach that because we have always found some way to raise the debt limit or suspend it but the political brinksmanship has certainly come at a cost. host: the white house press

philosophy in munich. we have brow niemeyer. he is the chairman of the council for constitution and sovereignty. and in providence we have vladimir goldstein. he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university car at gentleman cross sack rolls and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st. you've been on this program probably for since it's inception, i know you're a straight talker. you don't mean to words. i'm not going to means my words with my question. does europe within the context of the e u when it's current political elite have a death wish? oh, that's a good question. i think in some ways, yes, i mean obviously what you're referring to in your question is the extraordinary way in which european leaders have taken orders from the americans. and it's very important to understand that they did take orders from the americans. i'm particularly of course, thinking of the closure of the not stream to pipeline. i'm not talking about the sabotage at this point. i'm talking about the closure back in february. or it, what's remarkable is the way they take orders, and yet they are the ones o

philosophy in munich. we have brow niemeyer. he is the chairman of the council for a constitution in sovereignty and in providence we have vladimir goldstein. he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university. are a gentleman, cross stock rules, and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st. you've been on this program probably for since it's inception, i know you're a straight talker. you don't mean to words, i'm not going to means my words with my question. does europe within the context of the e u when it's current political elite have a death wish? ah, that's a good question. i think in some ways, yes, i mean obviously what you're referring to in your question is the extraordinary way in which european leaders have taken orders from the americans. and it's very important to understand that they did take orders from the americans. i'm particularly of course, thinking of the closure of the not stream to pipeline. i'm not talking about the sabotage at this point. i'm talking about the closure back in february. or what's remarkable is the way they take orders, and yet they are the ones of co

philosophy in munich. we have brow niemeyer. he is the chairman of the council for constitution and 20 and in providence we have vladimir goldstein. he is the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university car, a gentleman cross stock rules and the fact that means he can jump in in time. he won, and i always appreciate, john, let me go to you 1st. he been on this program probably for it since its inception. i know you're a straight talker. you don't mean to words. i'm not gonna means my words with my question. does europe within the context of the e u when it's current political elite have a death wish? oh, that's a good question. i think in some ways, yes, i mean obviously what you're referring to in your question is the extraordinary way in which european leaders have taken orders from the americans. and it's very important to understand that they did take orders from the americans. i'm particularly of course, thinking of the closure of the not stream to pipeline. i'm not talking about the sabotage at this point. i'm talking about the closure back in february. and what's remarkable is the way they take orders.

department wants to use them in its own investigations. well, tonight we take a look at some of the district attorneys elected earlier this month to bring a far left philosophyobs. turns out, several of them were funded by a well-known billionaire democratic donor. correspondent david spunt shows us tonight. >> as crime continues to plague cities large and small, some prosecutors are being called out for progressive policies, take manhattan d.a. al vein bragg facing criticism after his office reported downgrading 52% of felony cases to misdemeanors. >> he keeps doing what he is doing and we keep living in a gotham city. >> fox news digital reviewed finance campaign records in all 50 states and discovered voters just elected to new and reelected a pair of prosecutors backed by george soros spent years pushing criminal justice reform. soros wanted to become district attorney. uncovered $300,000 payment from soros backed groups to a group that helped win. the incoming district attorney in polk county owosso got a boost indistrictly from soros and team associated group. in text, d.a. joe gonzalez win another term in san antonio and dallas county da john was just

department is able to borrow is set by congress. it's called the power of the person it dates back to the early 20th century. it's this philosophyhow we ensure that the government is acting in the best interest of the taxpayer in a fiscally responsible manner. throughout history, we've seen after world wars were different spending priorities, the debt limit being raised were suspended many times throughout history on the republican and democratic presidents and to be able to fund, do be able to ensure that the credit of the united states is still good. it's this past decade where we seen the debt limit really be used increasingly as a political tool, depending when parties priorities demand spending cuts and response for raising the debt limit, etc. we know by looking at other countries that we don't want to face default because there would be catastrophic results if we don't choose to pay our debt in full. the united states in modern times has never reach that because we have always found some way to raise the debt limit or suspend it but the political brinksmanship has certainly come at a cost. host: the white house press secr